THE UHARLOTTEl iNEWJS.
VOIeL'MK VII.
CIIAKLOTTK, N. Cm
TIIUUSDAY EVKXIN(3..!ANUAUV 14. 181).!
t
NUM1IKU 1011
Sep s
JAN H
1802.
JUST RECEIVED
A traotlful
1 1 Mr lf Checked
tf lM.l
aad
DIMITIES
Checked and Mtilp.
NAINSOOKS
Plaid Muslins in all Qual
ities.
Ak to our Jol In Hamburg 4,
yard. I..r W- Ji dilT-rcut petlerna.
T. L
Soiglo
& CO.
N i II vV. I'rad si. Ih' K.fTryon t
CHAKMITTK, N. C
lit
Soap
Freckle Laliao.
The finest Toilet articles
known.
Made by MRS II AIUU KT Hl'll
IUKDAVKR Now York.
Harwell d Donn,
WAOLK8ALK AN I) KFTAIL
Druggists.
Ia4aeaa
Mr. llmtj ttblia, l CeUrrrk
cueeiy.keaeeattatae CUy Wasaam,
of Cberlvit, a buwxle ade bora,
cartoeely wroa)fbt.aaJ fall af p
aoaal, aalliuy m4 hUIUc1 aafiea-
lie
l ti00t4 k hi Tea4fiher.Vll.
Ilea Merrtau. aad taa feifc el Dr.
lUkt Hell Mo(fioa lUxkr RJver,
a eoldUr Is It IU vol alio and, llii
hit falber, tUU Xlerfleuj, im
Ilia Ural tieoich Irish r4Miear lo Ibl
Mlll. Il Is allka lHastreUve ot
lf email (kill of lha Koclrh Irleh
eoldlaf uf thai liar aal of It., mill-
lary utiu la which b f artlripaiad.
Ttiandixa IUuarl, Id hi rhaiin-
lncV Inainf of it. Weal' tell bow
theslyle waa for ll . early rolonlal
eoldl.r, Indian Ojt'.ur, and pioneer,
to cjalp liloaarlf in a fab al onr
ufgMll va of lha life ha led anil of
Ilia hlli litipalar. Uiai luapWed hltn
IU 'l lu U tmtsol grralforr.
tn ol IdIoom iril ttid aalf reliance.
often of rlif loa enthusiasm.
The French wara uf ITM CM all
partook of a great etrufgle lriaNti
I'roleetaullam aud Roman Catholic-
lani . Tbl horn Ulla the alory of ibe
long aa't deadly conflict for suprem
acy la lha waal In II numerous car-
ad JhIiiii of Fori Niagara. Fort On-
llflo, Kort Itoiroll and lutujr of Ilia
aolojel and olh.r attraction of lha
great Indian wlldrriir.a Mr. Kooee
Vsll I though a Nortii.ru man frank
ly admit, that ll Southern valor
that finally a-cured ihe Kentucky
ud Ohio roii.ju'.l 111 177 H. . ad
Col Waddrll lu hi "colonial offi
cer," l w lhal North Carolina
tro4Mi playl an active part In all of
lha French and I ndlali truggle'.
. ltalo liMt Indication, of lha
It volution ery IrugK ! and likewise
of the wniaky iu.urrerlioii in Penn
sylvania in !' " and of the threat
an ad Krauch war In I7W-M.
Kor pclal family reaon, Mr.
While I unwilling to part wltli the
ow nenlilp of ih la heirloom ; hut he
leave It In Ui. Muiouni for Ihe In
spection of Ilia curliu A nd I'll,
wa laka oocalon to ay. would lw a
ITimhI Idra for oth.r bavinif .uch r.l
loa, and t 1 1 ti which th.y prefer iiot
partniK
l (I. Maxwell wa y..tT.Iy ra-
niiiiiiaKloiM-d notar v puhllo. Iy (v-
rrnor Molt.
latiia anM aa4 Vaia af twa
piMai m a t .im ua.
Ja A. IUaH, Iba aliUaa yaar
Id ao a Mr. J J. lUaaoau, of Han
In.Tllla, waa Urrlbly lajarad by
aridlla a aoiloa glalhla tuornlaf
ai 10 'cloak. Tba boy waa and.av
arlag a) Ibrow on Iba ball for Iba
eolhHl rwa pallay, whan Ma l.fl
arm a ea bl aod aa ran b
Iwaas Iba p allay and Iba boll. Th
arm waahraaaa la Ibrva p I acaa and
lha ahallafad bonaa prulndad
Ihrouf b lha Haab. Tha irtu waa am
putad by Dra, C'haa. Walkar, Hunur
and ! Armond.
Aa I - - - - WnMt,
Mr. Tbomaa II MclKioaJd aad Mr.
W. II. I'aiuraoa Daad la a frlaud-
lwraatiala Him A Hhyna'a ura
Ibla moral Dr. lhal raaullaxJ tjulU
painfully for Mr. MrlK.aa)d. Ha waa
Uirown and bla right Ug waa broken
bwlwaan lha aakla and knaa. ,
rata rnAto
mr.
it.
-TheH K fliolr of Tryon Ht, M.
Church will ploa.. meet proinpily at
7: a) at Mr. V. It Jone. for practice.
All pleaa coma.
-Mm. Jn. Ho. and chlMren left
thl iiiorning; ou the return to their
home. In Klireveport, after a plf:maut
v 1 1 1 1 to relative and frleDds here.
-A. It. Wlllinan, lock.imth and
pluinbtT. haa moved Into th tand
formerly occupied ''y lwle'a aalion,
onadoor ftoulh of hi old place, and
i oiwnlng out a bltf line of goHl.
Mr. J.J. Adam will lead the half
hour rvica lu ths parlor of tha
Youug Mhii' ChrMlinn Aawoclatlon
toniirht at h o'clock Youiiff men cor
dinlly invltHl.
-Mr. J. M. He a and Mi Therena
Down, were married in I'rovlJence
l)wnhlp thi afternoon, at the rel-
detica of the bride father, Mr. V
II. lown. Hev. Ro)rr Martin pfr
formetl the crenony.
New AdvertlamenU T-If .
Morv IxiihIk -ll (' Mi Hire.
laiiciiiK rlxts I'nif Allinitn.
Irecripti - A M ii "! .V To.
Itackel Slon- W J !!. .V fo-
Wur tiniRi .Iilh H.rrion .V i'.
Just nsviveil T I. Soic'e 't '.
litli S'ri"t ( 'lirlitle IS an.l I. A i.ilion.
Ta Maw
Tba hallabury Herald baa bawo
ahowa tba plana for Iba new bulld
og of Uia I'reaby Urlan Orphan
Home, al Harlow Mprloga. Tba
I lb wra drawn by t'apc John A
Hautay,of halubary. Tha Herald
ay: rne main oauuiug u ui i
of brick, nearly a handrad teal long,
with central irllou three alorlee
high. 1M will give ll au linpoalng
aiiaaranca to traveler on lha rail
road. while front lu npper wlndowi
can be aern Ih peak of dlalanl
iiiounlalha Ttie plan of lha build
ing I Intentionally plain and almple,
-i a to av. ld all neadlea alpenaaa,
and secure the grealeat auiounl of
comfort, convenience and elegance
for the leal amount of ni'uer. Il la
a cliarKal.le Uill t utlou. for deatitata
orphan, to lr supported by the aim
of alnd-hrartad people, many of
w liom are Ihetuat-Ivea In atrallaned
rl rcum.tanrr, aud It would te inaii
lfetly Improper to expend the hard
earned gift of the benevolent. In
building - .ilr tructure almply to
gratify Hi- ia.tr for beautiful. The
plau of the rrind and building
present a ket h of railroad, sweep
ing along In a grand curve around
Ilia park like grounds In front of the
lloinr. Nr it come th county road
leading from Hlale.vllle Ui ( liar lotte.
From tin rowd a semi circular drive
rlae to Hie ll4i of the main building.
which l in the centra of lh drive.
Oil each iila of the main building,
and fronting the circular drive, there
are to be cottage of rarlou tyle
and capacltiea. Their plan 1 Intend
eil for development In future year,
and a the necessities of the Home
may require.
Te i (11am u lrf. m HmXth
tel.
Tba National Hotel lUporler, of
lltleacn, aayai The lluford llul.l, of
Cbarlotio, N. (' . o(W suprlor ao
eoiniuodatioba for inter luurlsia al
loe-edlngly raasooahlo rale, lha
ellntaieof the iluford la dry aud
h.allhful. Tbe place I Inierratlng,
oleaa aad attractive, aud a winter
can be spent Ihere moal ploaaantly.
(nali.
Miss Wadaworlh and Mr. Cha.
Wadsworth will receive their frlrnda
till aveulug from h to 12 o'clock.
Mr. and Mr Kd. K. llryan w III en-
Wrlalu the Marrid Ladies Club llii
avanlug
The annual banuel of the Knlghta
of Pythias la to be given at the llu
ford Hotel tonight, aud It promise
lo he a very brllllaul aflalr. There
will also be an installation of o (Il
ea re.
Tie WaaAbar.
ollolllg la a aynop.li of weather
prevailing at a m., today: I'he
high barometer and cold ami clear
weather coulluue to advance east
ward. Temperature of from to It)
degreea lelow freeilng prevail a. far
outh as the I iulf aud a far eal a
lieorgla. Temierature will far
over tlil section to alxiut trrniug
i. 1
by tomorrow morning ll-vv rain i
art rrported from llir .onth, Allnnla i
leallug with 2 Inc li. , 1 . 7 J at i
Montgomery; I. at Klioivllle. A
very high barometer I central in the
extreme uorthw est. where l-m ira
lurr are degrees In-low rt-r'o.
iim ia rMWiii
if 0.4 I sa aaika.
ILev lr Y. KCreaay, pastor of lha
Tryon irei Malbudlsl churrb, I la
lUlelgh all.ndlng tbe liraod lJge
of Masons 1 Mml alfbl be delivered
an addrres lo lha Uraad ldg. One
of the liilxreatlng Uilng of the eoe
sloa was the rirt of lr. Illarkap-
arlnlendenl at the Otford itrpbaa
Asylum. When be took charge
uierliiieudeal, on Janaary 1. I.
there were SIB children OO the ft
There were ejiu lled daring the y
VI ; there werk place In home 41
turned to their bomea S3; diirul
ran away X died f; and Inere are
now u the asylum 213.
Ttir plan of kisTiUoo have l-ean
changed. HaraUvforr. some of Ui
children would ba lu school I
month, and out of aobMil and
some of the Industrial dapeMn
iwoniontha. Now every child
school every day. the Industrial
department tielug open n the morn
ing, and the educational In the after
noon, study boar closing al s :M p. ru.
Mil plan baa worked admirably .and
l heal Illy approved by all the teach
er, while the Improvement uf the
children haa been marked Modern
aud Improved method of leaching
are followed at both building, and
physical cultur- and callitheolc
have proer attention. The atale
meiit of the receipt and dlbiires
inrnle for I 'Vl ,how that the anioual
received were: From Slate treasurer,
tin.nia.) from (irand Ixdge, I'.KI;
tnirro wed ly Ixiard of director, MrfH) ;
from contribution, Ac, $!i,:TM74; a
total of ri,7'.M 71; aud tviat lha a- I
tnout paid out were : Kor current ex
pense. J l,l.)7.:i0; nu old accounts,
M.l'iiua; lotal a,7tH.74. There has'
ieen paid on the uote of IJVX) tnaile
mi I a A 1-UatsM a !. tm
aaiaM1! rriMM4 rsna.
Tbe aaaoad aaaaal kaaas af
lUlhboa IxMlg. ?, Kaighie
of I'ylhlaa will bm glv.a Iblaavaalag.
al I'ja Hi ford Hotel. I'revl.iwe U
tba baa owe I, there will be a pabl la
in llatiea al ofQeera al lha liall A
ral lavlUUea la attended the
It la attead tba elercleaa
r. IL K. Hlnaiaa will preJd al
bauqusl aa toast maeler. Mr.
. I1IU It. Iowd Will deliver the
Vealtig ode, aad following blau, Mr.
Vtalstead Mkraell will reepoad to
toaal "Why w are here." Mr.
Vy Dwd will reepood lo tbe
ua and be one of aa." Mr. I
bornet eel for Ui lai
Now is Uu Tiai lo Baj
OVEECOATS,
Pric it cut on eTery
OTerccit wo hATo in stock.
WK IxJSTBTOr ATCOltT,
WK H IMPLY MAKK X flUCK
THAT WILL MOVr.TIIEM.
A Ire lt. r6ay EMftaA M.
CM
Kreok
peb
title U "Cotue aaala."
"ir will be Iba menu
VilaUoa Half Hh. II
maw t'bow Mpanlah Ollvee
Pick lea
Krvree Medo Clarel
a Ham Tonga
riardlnee
olambla Halaton Haled
Chicken Halad, Mayonnaise
Iloaal Turkey Hrolled PaUld on
Toaal
Harabig Chip Celery
P.raartin Ural Hherry
Vanilla Ice Creaaa Madeira Wine
Jelly
Kcoppernong Korlrt
Pound Cake KrullCak
Cocoa mil Mtrtmnni Iidy Klnger
Hcney J umble H re noli ( onfecllon
Champagne Punch
Orange Klg lUlsln Date Halted
Almond
Aaaorted Cracker Cream Cheeae
French Co flee Ciooa Oolong Tea'
: r aalaeaaj.
The Charlotte member of the Cu
ban party are expected home Satur
day, letter were received yester
day elating that they were off for a
trip up Indian river, In Florida, and
We would like
to fill a Prescrip
tion for yon; we
have so many con
veniences for dis
pensing Pr:scrip
tion We would
you tQ see
and
OMiral lleiel arrival.
A J Stark, N Y ; Harry A Ioche,
Hallo It H Miller, Hhelby ; H I
John-ton, N ('; DO Hall, Tenn
II M r.urnley, Itolrt Johnson, V D
Wairer, Howard Falrbrothcr, C M
Hr.Mik.. N Y ; H H lioger, Ya; H
K ( 'artimch. Phi la ; J a A Saunders
Cha Carroll, Halto; Ed (iain. , Va
Vm S Smith, N C; J M Kruce,
Cincinnati; J I. Kanmey, Salll)iiry
NC; H F Toole, Va; W M Francis
Atlanta; J F. Kendall. N Y ; J 11
Hoge, lUllo; A Wllllnguam, At
Unta. (ioorgla; H L Ttoun, Itel
ui out. North Carolina; K igene
Johnson, Salisbury, North Carolina
M F Koera, Concord, North Carolina
TN Haale. Georgia; T T Hmlth
Charlotte, Norlli Carolina; J J Howe
Plueville, North Carolina; LK Ful-
lr, Lunibertoii North Carolina; ()
1. Ilroora, Monroe, North Carolina;
Miss Mamie Murphy, Monro?, NC;
J H Clark ton, Jr Clarkton, N C; C
L. Hopkins, North Carolina; P. K.
K.-tker, King's Mouutalo, N C ; A
l'ripi, South Carolina ; HH Lump
kin, HUkeidiurg.Houth Carolina; J
H Sloan, SC; KP Duer, Hallo; J
H Kaufman, H C; JH Hoatwright,
Staunton; LM Woodhuru, Marven ;
Alex Iternheimer, N Y; J C Mo
Kee. Chicago; H It Hatty, Raleigh,
North Carolina; A H Hampllu,
ashlngton.
I J e"e- kk m -a
Infants Hosiery
and Bootees.
Full stock of Woolen and Cotton Hosiery
of every size; lloyj best wiiooljiose from l(k'
upwarn; Olove ami Mittens deserve men
tion and we hveoHllcs of tlieni to show.
Mavbe you would like U know our (Peat
stock ol Klannel I'mlerwear is also marked
down way deep down. Fancy suitings.
Inm drass stulls in leading materials, as
liunnel.H, Mii-a cloths, homespun, ledfiird
conls, eot., on the out price list.
January is the ladies favorite month for
ni lilack rfretwes; we clonl snow whv
this month more than others; anyway its a
fact and we are awake lo the demand and
ready to show an unsurpassed line in silk
warp Henriettas. Melange, Serge, all wool
Henriettas, Bedford, etc.
Keclaaer Imr W kUk.y Halm.
ll I reported that at the next
meeting of the hoard of aldermen,
au effort will Iw made to pull down
on the whiskey prescription business
al the drug store. As The Nkw
hear it. the board will pass au ordi
nance requiring the druggist to
keep a register allowing the name of
very party to whom they soli w hin-
key, how much the prescription
called for, by what doctor pre.crilwd,
and for what purpose It was pre
scribed. This register shall e open
to public Inspection, the same at the
"poison register."
A CM eve.
The cold wave Mag waa displayed
this morning, and the Indications
are that lha snap I to be tha hardest
freeze of the season. The tempera
ture will probably fall about 40 de
grees by k o'clock to-morrow morning.
Trl.lt; Tell..
Trinity college at Durham isgoing
to be an honor to the State. The
main building la nearly completed
at a ioet of $70,(JO, and Is substantial
ly built. Dr. Ciowell's gift, in honor
of his wife, the Technological build
ing, la nearly completed, and work is
progressing on the $:0,0U) Inn. Dr.
Crowell, J. K Carr add B. N. Duke
were appointed a committee, says
the Advocate, to devise ways
means for the completion of the
Inn. Col. J. W. Alspaugh has been
elected president of the board of
trustees; Prof. YV. H. Pegrani suc
ceed O. W. Carr, resigned, a secre
tary, and B. N. Duke was re -elected
treasurer.
by the board, leaving balance j Ih it when that trip waa concluded,
due of l,lO At the -fliiumg of the they would tlart for home
year there were outstanding accounts
to the amount ol t-'OloUi. There has
been paid on these accouuts l.4i(r3,
as above, leaving still due on these
account 7il :T.
The superintendent says : "Having
ween the evils resulting from throw
ing out into the world, upon their I
ow n resources, girls at the critical
period of sixteen years of age, and
having visiled a number of similar
leading institutions in northern
cities, under the control of Protest
ants, Catholics ajd Hebrews, and
rindsug that without a single excep
tion, they having also noticed the
evils results, had extended the time
for dismissal to not less thau Ih years,
the suggestion is respectfully made
that the Hoard recommend to the
irand Iodge that our time for dis
missal be placed at eighteen instead
of sixteen yeaM of age."
(XT
a IrTI W ikm'l want looarry thraa, I
lb unit nn that were I JS.OD aet aew 11
and ll t.'l.:) onm sr. 1&. Honw siagaal
black JutiUc breaad fbati ara bare, staa M
T7 in. I W. that wvr rtMapallJO! Tbay ga
no l lli.i. IIX7. and 11V Vry baac
iry wttghl t lMen lhal oU km lit aiW
now tlO. Purely it will not require a aoU
wave Uiuuve tbetn al thai pnn.
A lew im UA In Cap. Ovrrooala, aataa
ith woolen and aont with wsiarproof Ha-
ins. lu-ilimeii as hsiowa I ma iiiju to
113 ;:. from IIC.M)toll3Ju; uvea 115 lo lift,
A II rheaper costs are reduced la saa propor-
tiofi,
Rogers & Co.
A HI a Ieel Ih Clathlaa.
liogers A Co., this, moruinc itought
out the entire stock of goods of the
McDowell (Hothiug Company. The
stock Is valued at from fin 030 to
$12,000, and will ba at once transfer
red to ilogtrsdt Co'a store in the Bry
an building. They bought the stock
cheap and they intend to sell it olT at
cheap prices. Their special sale is
now being arranged, and will he an
nounced In Thb Nkws shortly.
BETTER NEWS
-o-
Chililren ami Misses Cloak from I to IS yrs.
Jackets " .stoisvrs.
Now offered at very modest prices to close
the lot ami mke room for the erandosv line
of embroideries ever opened in this' house;
Kvexv lady not vet provided wit li rnp
can get a real nice or axtremely liandsome
one at alnut half price: not many left but we
dont want any stall; Come and tot the new
and positively the lowest price yet put on
such goods.
The Remnant counter proves a sikwss
and all are amar.oil at the wonderful pi ices
found on its goods.
(riHts ar also oenig saennceu 10 make
nwn for other gods.
Our line of Motitiette Kugs al f J are ex
tra value.
The strike of tha Kxpreae Messenger.
The Koulhern Express Company
seems to be moving Its business
along with considerable regularity,
despite the strike of tba messengers.
There were no messengers on the
train froai Atlauta yesterday morn
ing, but the messengers in Atlanta
struck just before that train went out
and the company did not have time
to fill their places. A representative
of the company told a Nkws reporter
that the only result of the strike
would be a temporary I jcouvetiieuoe
to the company as there is a perfect
flood of applicants for the place of
the strikers. In the course of a few
days, these new men will be thor
oughly broken into their work and
the business of the company will be
conducted as If there had been no
such a thing as a strike. The ex
press cars today were filled with
new men.
LADIES $2 SHOES;
I :-:
I
WE have Just received another shipmet of onr Ladies 2 Bhoe. Wa ara
now buying these Shoes from three factories. We cant say tbey ara runnlDf
full time on our orders ; but we keep orders there all tbe time, and keep tba
Hhoes coming, so that we are at le to fit any foot. Come in and see wbat a
handsome Shoe we are handing out for a two dollar bill or two dollars In
silver. Kvery pair warranted.
GRAY fc BA11NIIARDT.
19 East Trade Street, CHARLOTIE. N. 0
Prompt attention given to all If ail Orders."
THICK SOLES.
The best investment any one can make is a pair of our thfck sola ihoea
Mens qest calf Double Bole Lace or Congress, plain or box toe, price $7,50
These are the best that can be built. A full line at $5, 4 and $3; each Una
represents a value superior to anything in tbe market
Ladles Cork Hole Button, best Kangaroo Kid, price $3,50. This shoe la
perfectly waterproof, the best stock ever pat in a shoe, and will wear aa long ,
as two pair of ordinary shoes. We have all kind of footwear, to suit $11
kind of people. Give us a call.
QILREATH 8c OO,
Open every evening till8:00; Saturday till 11:00.
Blankets! Blan
kets! Blankets!
The Klkin Blankets mighty near sell and
wrap themselves; Thev are pure X. C wool
and go at H. and tapatr; weish extra
lioavv and show extra sine. Comforts $1 up.
The sum total of the whole matter is we
offer entire linos of new and seasonable goods
at verv leasonable prices; Just such things
as von dailv need; A look rhrough the line
if Knrs. M ofts. etc. woven (seemlesel skirts.
Muslin I'mlerwear ami many other such ar
ticles will indelibly impress the fact upon a
doubting one.
The favorite corset waist for ladies is in
our stock that club is growing nghfalong.
Kemeiii her Cloaks at about half price.
Klkin Blankets at 4.
Kiu sets had a tumble, at
A Beautiful Line
F U R nTt U R
E
Continues to be Offered the Publie by
33 URGE S S NICHOLS
THR HOLIDAYS' HAVE O0NE BUT PRICKS STILL RK
MAIN CHEAP. ELKO NT PARLOR 8UIT8, CHAMFER
8UIT8, ABINET8, HALL CHAIK8 AND RACK8, DIMM)
TABLK8 AND DININO ROOM FURNITURE, PLlHH ROCK
ERS, RATTAN ROCKERS, Ac Call and see , - s .
R. S Sloan
: - - Fornitnre Dealer.
Room
UXDERTAKER. Night call,
No. 6, Bryan building, over Rogers ACo, .
L. ALE XIN DEE, S ON & CO.