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VOLUMK VII.
CHARLOTTE, N. C. TUESDAY KVKNINU . .! AXIJAHY 10.1802
NU3I1IEU lOIS
Seicr c s
JAN. lu
1802.
wrr tutiiau HiiuntntK
K V
V m
km
Sm tairul, ll.e day It Itubta UU
l.ak w tilled lo utrffloaMUg .lib ( tubn-IlM
II.. I i lnn TV In 17 mn I sail till lit
tmui t o,ef li Imit .ii t mlrvll. but tmy Ui
lii.rilin I'rvn l .ii.l l " T ll lit Hi
f.rtuedl 111 ill icnxkra in il trr
llirnliiai .1 l. il' alial tl.ri nil Kai I
trl.) bul i lh- il-r ImiiiI theiug
IWU4I Ha, wUr4. b be4
ba alf4 m aiwr al U
C.aial Haul fr ! !
tears, df.fip4 d. J J.i m be i.eh
4 lb. 4oorvay ! bis bou, la l
elskl. II. hl U in ptrUr
go4 b.alih itiroitboui it day. tilt '
dMlh v. du. fco baS 1 iHmm. 1U
bet bolotig4 la Ilia ll..fo family,
of Alb.ui.rl., and . rarally
rsld l' Ilia whlla pvupls of
Char loll.. II. leaf "If. aad In
children. II aill I Jflen burial'
llli hooi'f. by Hi. color. d Odd j
low., .f N Ih Hlal tialr-o. Niv
1ST, al lli r. u'rl.x-i Utiuofloa . L
A. A. ruocll ill pr.erh Id fuo.rat
Mr. Keel.., la tiu. .ruplu Itoberl
h ad bt fur hi I a. liiu. .aa.
rfJT highly of thn drreaed rolofe.1
man.
V 1 ' .
-J'! TA
I r f MIIU mm tmmmm J
t'rJ Mill.. t.ilr, autl J.m Jamot.
Color l. hair. Iri oivr.lllit tloaii
lh Cliarl 'll, ('iiluitidla A Auca-ta
rtai. ami afl.r riunmlUliif M.r.l
Hi. ft. Ihry r.luriiml ( ( liarloll-
Krrtl rrr.ll. ami rMf of mi-.
Mixiu a. ut al-ml . Uy liainl-
n Jmm-, lin J ! irl nfT 1 In
i hl.f laril lu 1'iir.ull ami lli.T
lxaullful fiMil iiir, I'Ul Jhm final
y .r. pf1 Into a I'K-k lo ami
not mii ar.n .lurt- Krrr.nl r f
la.t r.olliK r- ftl trrral aril
rlr. IhaC w.r. Un lir Mill from
CaL HMii,of IN" 4 liar lot i. "In mi
hla A Au(iiii rua.l. ain niif lli.m
lln( th. romlurtor. unrli ami
tollrl ra.. Mill. ! ill to
Koutli Carolina fr (rial I
a It. lltl.l tmt rMt
Kof MVat daja faj rari.aUr
txmtm b. gaa4 I r.tuoJ.llBf lb
lourto ol lb aaloo futatafly a. pi
t Met'of kl. A (' , oa lb. eora.r ul
I'barcb and Tfa4..Uu Tb. rvwru
. (rUUoB4laUloawlloia. Tba
frval Ntll.l la buj flltod up aa
drtf ur A lung lb wall lu iti
I fuaf clioe, 1. lln of bol, aarb
ta kvinii.iN anJ luck.u and lu
f foal of Hi row ot toi I. a MvUf.
If aar ot la curloua lo mow what
larp l tie. Uii.i a uimbi u
.rva, Ii 'war 111 only bar lo wall
aroand a .horl tlm. la Hi. club rmm
II. tuajr m aoat.lblng llkelbl.: A
mad will walk up lu Id. rounur aoj
baud ov.r bl. k.jf, r.UM(ltg lbal
loud.ul Ui oirti lil. parllralar but
II I iloor, auJ lo.U. I. dlrluil
a Juk or a b(ll.. Tli.owu.r of ihm
k) I, rip. lilniMlf wb.n hi. truck la
a(ln lor k J up lu a w all aunlti.r call
llul liow la lh wbl.k.y auiill.d
'I ti. in .ii w ho r.nl. tir of tb.ao Un
- .Imi Ijr uril.n II from HlalMVlll.
iM.I ha. It plarrtl In M. Ui lo.Uad
..f MttdiiiK ll fiom. or hiding II Ih
ii nd 1 - r Tn- Imiia. ha, alr.ady
I -or II rnilxl aud lh tiullir. It In
opralloii A. lh. ropr i-tor of lh
IliiUMi dor. not rll Ifio liquor. Iul
Imply fur il.li. .urK room, hr
t-lalin. Hut hp ! no .ty violaliutr
ll. law
Mr. (la. Totnlia, a proiula.al r It I
m of Utlll. dl4 'T .udd.U
It al bl boat, la thai I'Lro la.i
aigliL 111 UJy will bw bariJ w lib
MaaobU boaor. Ihl. afUfttooO.
a t iM.
Hal I road uu r.purt lr.ui. od..u
rata, along lb line.. Iiolh aorlh and
oulb of Charloll. Th .Ifr.ini am
graally taoll.u ami hlh wal-r prr
vail, .v.ry wh.r. Tb.r )u.i
audi a flood a. Ihl. on. y.ar !.
iilHU) Is
mi ar
A SWEEPING SALE
O F
a r tmm mmmil
Abw I; an, lh. nrjtro iivliii i f
robbing lh .lof. if W r A
( o and anlUrMt lo T vrar. In llir !
chain gaog, bul who ra-d l ortly
afterward., ha. b.u rapturr.l In
Hpartauhurg. Hti.rif! hinlth wr-ui lo
hparlauburg Unlay I" I'Mnr I un
honjo.
Th. ikryhaB.' Hb.
Tb. Hoard of llrgonl. of tin- I'rc--
byWrlan Orphan' Horn. I. In
loo al lh. I'.ulral Hotel lhl aflT
nixm. Th. main bu.lnr.. of th.
mooting I. In grl preparation for th
nw liullilliir uiuli-r way. Th pi n
a. draw ti iy ( 'apL llain.cy, of n.tli
bury, wrr. adopted and propo.al
froin oonlractiir w ill he tilvnilml
for al once. 1 1 I the r l perlallon of
Ihe Krgenl. U hare the nn I. (ill. I
Ing. cnmpl.tml ami ix-cupl-'d hv mmi
Ortolr.
CLOTHES.
NV .n,t..,t. (it. I t., Jan. U
In. Navy lialaai bootal
aiui. acllr la IW frp.ralo f of I
loul.U with t'hlla T.ry day. Tb I
rWcr.iary ba. frtaaal r-uuul LaUoOl I
llh lh rbl.f ot wJluaec. lb I
chl.f of navigation aad lh rM.f of I
construction, w hi I. h ocajloaall
call, for lh chl.f mrltMi IMh.f
tur.au chief, flu bar k and forth
Ihruugh hi. !- r. and a tvnn.Laal
Mri of tuov.u.ui. I k.pt ap, aatil
I l!i. oftlre I. luorr aril IhaQ II haj
I Iwvu for v.ara. Th.. ar bai lb I
outward aud vl.lhl. .If n. of tb. loaj
work that I. going on. I n lb. lurau.
iliriiirlre. cl.rk. are working al
thrir ip pvd nh lyiwrllra and
klnimlug through ledg.ra, tu.kleg
culrulallou. aud Iranaacllag a great
ly lncreard volume of bu.lneaa, Hal
I u Iheomceoflh.rhl.foflh burawa
of nav u-.tlou. Comroodor. ICamaay ,
the htialle I. greatest
llul atxire all lh gr.ale.l arllrlly
fi s. tire val led for anm Urn In lh
hiir.au of uaval Intelligence, thi
a If e ii la of which have beau al work
.ui a plan of a poulble campaign, le-
i.lc. .ollecllng all liiiaarlnabl. In-I
f ... I. . . . - .1 la 1 ft. I.
Tlio entire Stock of the McDowell Cloth
ing Company was sold to ns by tlio Receiver
T. L Seigle & CO,
So. II V. Trade al. Is', H.Tryoii at
rn a it i. rr k, n r
Recamier Cream,
Soap
(.lid
The finest Toilet articles
known.
Mud., hy M Itrt H A It It I KT Hill
BAUD AYKR Now York.
Barwell ft
liinn
WAOI.KSAI K AN I,) RK TA I U
Druggists,
4 rellr liair lllekUfM
A day or two aj? i, po'h-ein.n Mor
ri. ml a rough iniuik to lady on
III .treel I 'otllplullll llisilr
aaln.l the ofTlrer, ami a rnxelliiKof
the Milce coin nil lon w a held
terday afteruixm to In vctii;le the
matter. The ofllcer clalnieil that he
wa ml. taken In the Identity of the
lady. The coiiiml..lon r i'mld-rrd
hi ofTntiw one of PUllli lelll r.Nlly
In warrant hi Uiarliarce ami li- a
dropped from the force
l.4 &1 l(lpl
- Mle. Klla and M I- Wrl-t ui
will It-ava in a day or lo for N w
ork lo .peml .everal inontln
-Mem. Ilerloi and Will I'lurk-
aon hare boufrht a large iron
work., at ( 'or.ii'aiia, Texan. Mr.
Will rlark.on will he the re.ldent
manager of the work.
W. It. Hale ill jfive a tulk to
men at the Young Men. ( hrntimi
A ..oclatioii tonight at s o i l.x-k.
Men cordially invited.
-A Charlotte drti miner w ho c.iine
in from K.ili'lj;ii iat nlgtit. lirmiirlit
new of the algiiment of NorrU A
Mrnther. The- liahilitle. are IhuI
9 Hi.imii.
Three huiulr.d convert, l.ui
for the evaii(fellt and fl.LM) fur a
tnlx-rnacle, were Koine of tlm riMiilt
of Mr. Kifr' iiii- iiuKat M .rtin v ille,
Ya.
A ll t lie it il I cm w no uosi re to a
l.t In placing the mural tadlet in
the FlrHt I're.hy tcian church are re
itie.Ud lo leave their contrlhtitinli
al theetore of M. IV Peirrnm, Jr.
New AilTertl.ioenl. T.lv.
Watch A IUW
A K ami A M l-c.ilil.
(IversliiMW ilrvnih A I o
I iruiTKiAl.i A H Idiw ,V o
Ti-I-iIioiik (' K M.-i lucr Oit Siipt
t'inilii! xooli. hv gih "Si i'liiiiLsnl. "
WiH weHllier mi i.ilhr-. T I Siiflc ,V o,
i luliln'ii tr- .hIuk-i iJrsv .V hnriitiardt.
l liiMllit l . kwallra aireaei.
Mr. W. T HIii,ioii, of Crab Or.
I i hard lowiiahlp nrrled a lltll. moo
ryliMlay. Hid although Ihe road,
wrr .11 l.inrrged and the CTerka
woll.ii !i put a hale of collou on hi
wagon ami Uir(d lolowu. He pro
ceeded all right until he gol to th.
ford of Towncreek, jlll below I'hl
fer'i pond nd there h met with a
lively e 1 erleiice. lie drove Into
the awollru utrrani, and the two
niul. th. wagon, the man aud the
bale of cotton weut floating down
the o.n curr.nl. Mr. Hlmpwnn
niaimtreil ! reecue hi. mule, and af
ter a ginxl ileal of work , gut nut the
bale of cotton. Hl wagon waa lol
leneath t lie w.lei. if. txirrowel B
wagon from Mr. W. W Phlf.r and
hroughl lii hnle on to town. After
ho aold It, it wan docketl 4) pound for
water.
4 UmmIm .laea.
Cabarru. couuly w a i-on.lder hy
atirred up ye. terday over the .up
poaeil drow nlog of I 'ha S.nppenh Id
ami llih Ikove, two young men of
Concord. They left that town on
horehck Huudav going In the di
recth, n of Ml. I'leaatit. They never
reached that place, hut ye.ferday
morning their liore were found lu
a creek leittom wandering around
with bridle and aaddle on It w
oatarally uppoeii that in- young
men had leen d row ned in attempt
ing lo ford th stream, w hich wa
greatly awollen. A .enrclniig nrty
waa at one organired, hut the
young men were found at : nelgh
iMirillg holle.
l:
Kallnwd Huilmt Mat.
Hince th. flr.t of lh year, th rail
road lmne. ha beeu exceedingly
dull. There I acarcely auy freight
hiMtneai u talk about, and pai-enger
traffic ii. light. The efTecl i being
felt In- the railroad companies and
they are cutting down expeuiwi le
cordnig. Yeterdy'n C.iluuhla
Nt.tte aay: The Kichinoml and
Pitnville policy of meeting the l:u k
l of hiiaiue. by reilucing expeuae. is
1 Ix-iiiir rigidly enforced. In addition
I to the varioui reduction already
I mentioned the mixed traiu h. tweeu
Statevllle ami Charlotte, N. C, was
yo.lerday onler.-d to le run I ri-weekly
Instead of daily, a heretofore. A
prominent oillcial of th road yenter-
dny aid thitt in all hla eighteen
year of service on rallro-l lie had
never eeen huinea no dull a at
present time. There I alwolutely
nothing being done In either the pas
senger or the freight department
and they lire not now running i
xinglo train which para lu own ex
pene. Last year this time it took
tl ve xection of freight trains, of six
teen r.'ir each to move the fruight
Thiyenr Ihev are sending out abso
lutely nothing.
rf SAaft AAA
ln y "lit I
k -'Wr-.i'-.-
SHOKS FOR THE MII.I.ION.
We have them to suit eveiylnily andnt
bottom prices. Quick rnilesi are what wear
after anil we 1 '"ny ceremo
nv wlietwiL' i't inisun-
din Jroken
We are Paying
Hl'KCIAL ATTENTION TO TI1K
I'KKS(?R1 PTION ItHSI N KSS. V K
HAVK A 1-AltUK Tit A DK IN
THIS I. IN K AN l HAVK ALI.T1IK
CONVKN1KNCK KOU ACCU
RATKIjY AND til'ICKI.Y 1IH
PENH1NH PHKSPltlTTIONS
C2
02
A. B. REESE & CO.
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Owlral llelel rrltal
C K Chlnnock, New York; V
UmUay, North Carolina; W H
Butt, lialtimore, Maryland; A
Uuy, Petersburg, Virginia; I
Wise, Heuna Vl-ta, Virgiuia; J
farmer. New York; J J Karrix,
North Carolina; W J Orr. Itich
mond, Virginia ; K V Iavis, New
Orleans, ioulwlana; J C Horton.
King'. Mountaiu. North Carolina;
J W Thomas, I.aurinhurg. North
Carolina; CH Preston. Itich mond,
Vlrglnlr; W TiJaston, Chattanooga.
Tennessee; C H Cardo.a.N'-w York ;
W P (irootn, New York ; C K Mar
ahall, Atlanta. t eorgia ; II Heller.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; J II
Kloan Houth Carelina ; I. H Currv.
A Dgusta, Jeorgla ; A lie Cohen. Pe
tersburg, Virginia ; M W Murkhesrd.
Baltimore, Maryland ; II M Paiicett.
Italelgh, North Carolina; l I Chan
dler, Atlanta, tJeorgia ; ' eo (J San
borIle Phlla; ltd Powell, tiolds
boro; H C Mayo, Hoton; J A
Smith, Hesaemer city ; I. K Orillilh.
C Ii Hopkins, N C! C W Wm
bury, Va; 1 M Pierson, S C; H
Otho Wilson, Raleigh ; J C. Hanes.
Winston; 0 (1 Hall, Teiin, JT
Ross, Atlanta; H (I Wright, Au
gusta; H L Moaserman, Philadel
phia; I-eo B EschlMH-k, , Wiii
atock.AC Young, W H Latham,
N Y.
ilaren Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Special Prices
kept film. elf throughly potei on
Ihe mov.meiita of th agent of
I I . I I - M ... It I. Al,l I, 1.1, V . ..
.acklug r urow for war tuaYarlal for
oine time Thl bureau I. lu a c.r
lain axleiil an everla.llnv naval
cyclopedia, bul II ha be. I dr. i
function that entitle II to the deaig
nation of "bureau of .trategy." It
ill le a mot Important adjunct In
cae of w ar.
The cauipalk'ii that I belug con
j duclrd hy Ihe department 1 largely
for the purHie of ascertaining ut
w hat the naval "tein can accom.
ilmli lu the event of hostilities, le-
ide ilmulating evrrylMHly to their
he.t ellorl
A sorlou cotnpllcalloii ha enter
ed into the Chilean trouble that may
avert the xttllty of a Hacful
lutlou of the problem.
'The 'hllean minister of foreign af
oul rt has notified Commander Kvan
of the Yorktown, now In Valparaiso
harlMr, that the I hllean govern
ment ha changed Its mind concern
ing the refugee on Ixiard that veael,
and that If they should bo put on
Uiard a merchant vessel for transfer
to a neutral territory they are liable
to le t.iken out by the local authori
ties of any Chilean prt at which th
vesel may touch It had been ar
ranged, o ( dm mai.d -r Kt.ii report
ed Ui the Navy I e:-ar t .lien t by cable,
for all of the refugees to sail on the
I.Vh, but the change :nade it neresaa
ry to keep them on hoard the York
town TI ere were no sUainers frnni
alparaiso direct to neutral terrrlto
ry and Coinni.iiider Kvana asked to
he tiiMtriii'ted as to the d I -position of
the refugees, who are crowding his
quarter.
I Hi cablegram read thus:
" This unexpected act of the Chll-
'.iii minister of foreigi. affairs is due,
n - tat s. In part to my sal'itmg the
Spanish inini-ur when he came
aiio.inl to deliver two rfuga. I
have n ijuested the American niln-i-.i.-r
to ay to the minister of foreign
atrairstli.il lam responsible to my
own government and not to (hat of
hile in such matters and that I con
Mderhis criticism offensive and I
will not accept IL His action seems
unworthy of the representative of a
serious government."
We otler this $16,000 stock of Fine Clothing, lUts,
and Furnishings at less than half value.
It is a new clein stock, as the firm was In business
only a few months, and it wiU be sold cheaper than
any Clothing was ever sold in Charlotte.
This is iCash sale.
ROGERS & CO.
Open till 11:30 this p. m.
21 West Trade street.
Childrens Dress Shoes.
Wl" Imv the finest lireen 'irlee. and roast
i: every week. lb SNKY VAN NKSS.
- To-day Is the NSth anniversary of
the hirth if lien. Itoliert R. Lee, aid
is generally observed through the
Southern States. In Charlotte the
graded schools closed in honor of the
event.
Our sale o Children Nbotw uabur.ri
denca of the merit, of the Htioe w ar giving
our cu3lniier. Our
WILLIAMS A H0YTK
linr are the best and nxwt prilrct fitting shoe
lo he had, heing made hy th. nnetf ihneiuak-
ers in the land, they have all the style and
artistic h(W to be hsind in hoe leather
Their wearing ijualitie arc u.ual to the
btnt. If yisj want a nice ilrrrw shoe for your
child, with all the wearing qualities nomible.
itiinf and see ua,
Wf hare them in all grades, Hpring heels'
with or without palrut tips, (iood thick
soles for winter.
if -". : r ACHK.
tojon k: .1 ,.. i i n nil) gtaul fornottv
liik. il , i ro ,. Iiiliiv Trv
KM.V. IKO.S HITTSKM.
It will curv yoik i'ienn.r tisu liver, ami gta
. .(ipeiile.
On a rack chock full of Ladies ami
Misses full, regular made, Frcuch
toes, ribbed and pUiu Hose.
FLANNEL SUIT8, ALLSI.KS. i
This is fine weather to say Blan
kets and Elkin at ft, $5, $ lead.
Wraps at annost half price.
Hem uants way down.
As flue a line of Embroideries as
was ever opened in t'.is town -V up
ward, from l deep to S itices.
Htripes sold very close, all n w.
New Naiusooks andLiwns.
Soniething entirely new in Nain
sook.
Grand assortment of Torchen
Laces.
Ph
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T. L. ALElXANDER, S ON & CO.
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Git AY & IJAltNHAHDT.
19 East Trade Street, CHARLOTiR N. C
'Prompt attention given to all Mail Ordarm.
OVEK SHOES.
W have a full assortment of Rubber Overshoes and Sandals, and Drver allow our atock
to run short. W. always show the bent makes, sell at the lowest prices consistent wiA bast
goods. Ladies reto foot-holds, and light sandals: Misses and ladies spring hasl sandals,
light and heavy weight; Ladies anil Misses fleece lined gum boots; Mens, boys, and youths .
gum boots: Mens extra long sporting boots; When needing such goods gire us a trial. ' ,
GILREATH & CO.
Open every evening iill(8H)0; Saturday till 11 :0a
A Beautiful Line
FUR nTt U R E
Continues to he Offered the Public by
BURGESS NIOHOLS,
THK HOLIDAYS HAVE GONE BUT PRICES STILL RE '
MAIN CHEAP. ELKO-NT PARLOR SUITS, CHAMFER
HUITS. i ABINETH, HALL CHAIRS AND RACKS, DIMJ ' ,
TABLK8 AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, PLUSH ItOCK- .
ER9, RATTAN BOOKERS, Ac Call and tee . , ,
. - - - Foroitnre Dealer.
r- r fM Room
K 7n nan undertaker. .Nigbi ew,
lit mJ W Wdl I , jio.e, Bryiui bulldin j, pver Roger ACot
V