THE OHARLOTTE NEWS.
CIIAULOTTK. N. C. I'lUDAY KVEN INU. M AltCIl 18.
KUMUKll 1101
VOI.L'MK VII.
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.RECEIVED TODAY
Torchon L&r
Brnym Laws
Valinclenw Locts.
Point deOunw,
Irirtli Poiut.
Ericurtai Ijvc ,
Chiffona In new dettfni.
Ouipuro Liicf",
Chantilly Invert
In f.et all Ihe Novflum
In Lacc.
Our new Gl ves have
arrived.
a. a RKiisK & cxra
TRY OUH
E 1 - P u r o
5c CIOAR
H&raru and Humatn.
A H Rnmm & Co.
Atfentfl.
i
1 b rtu ig '
ili Oumi ta f IikM Cfcer-
lajb. lag Iw U bFPT ''
.f il Ualaaee la ff ol f
Tt feliowiag la a fatUaleUew
bl IWlU dlIMIUll III
AbelUiU1 railway eoaapaay
f.f lb. I-.It. auwalbs adlag D.
MUUl II. lWl
Tout rweelpia, IHMI
Tuial ipB, H(U
Hll.kMMlluM. 11
A full line of Ch.moia in
white and tan, at $1, guar
anteed to wash.
Undmsetl and Surde
Gloves in all "hade.
Ask to He our upantf Vd
ChitlonH, thry an beauties
and Uu lattt out.
T. L Soiglo & CO.
In II V. Tr I- '. Is
CMAltl.lTK.
Tfv m t
N
gfgrery l- tait-lit "( 'l !' .!
. nf o t r 1. - rr-rwtill rum
Munwt ki u ii i' a-el hi' a draft II
Bril l .l 'i we'll w r prWrj to tf Tr
iable hi tir'li" ft"-
By order ol T I fKh.l.K . CO
We sell thebtat ready
mixed Paint on the mar
kt at a low urice for the
quality. We can tfet a J
cheaper paint but it will;
not last. Call and get'
sample card.
Borwell
&
Ilium
l.l i-rl
-IU M i l'idf wvd. miMln
art lo Kofa. arrived Inlhecity l
-'.! I. I. I'ul. arrlinj In the city
o. Hi vratihal train Mil morning I
anil )-nd Mtwri. lljtlif int skln j
n-r al th ( 'entral.
- TliU a ba1 day for I'.e A 1 1 1 -
ai.c .pk lug N-ly all d" Alll
mn l Mifklriiliuff r I -rii"-'at
anyhow ainl they prefer r. I l .tj
' li'inir Bint (iUf lh fir.
The rhliig ol rre of the pr.rnt
Malni ul l'rof4 Allnn u'i dancing
a'hiMil lo-lilg hi, prorule. l lw ijullr ,
to nfnL Th fancy lam-, " If ig-h- j
land Ming." by M ! Ollvej and
Kagl w 1JI ! f lb pleasant fra
lura Tha topic at tti iratl rrlng of inn
In lh pallor, of ttir M. (' A at
o'cl.wck to nlf fit aill lv " I lii iiiuii
n unelcati pirll. In th y ungtir."
Mm cordially luvitod (oaiind
Mr. A. Hurill. a.lm-", jflvfn
iiollei) that thr slock of i A Ad
am. l.'Mikn-llt-r. and - lt .r.-r-, i- to
i- rlo.nl out al our Plio'i nrnlliiff
giMitl III that 1 1 li can do -rcuif
liarain.
-Mn. Kranci. I. r-prouli-., widow
of lli lU Win. fproulH ri'c Ivi-d
n tic today that Ikt widow.' pen
Ion undrr tli nw la lia Ii n
K'rmtrd at I"' t-r month and per
1 moiiiTi lor rat n 01 n-r lour i nuciri ,
! coiiiiiiruclnu April lt lvi.
A cliaii)f t"l'.rdul la to IT iti
ln IT;I mi tlm A. I". AO. r.tllrnad
ii. it .Monday. (Mi and ft-r Unit
dl- th trim from ( harlott to
Htati- III and Tay lorvill, will
lav al b p. n . i ntad of 4
at prvarlit-
"Th ttfr rU of K-puld.- J
c iiih," wtiiitHViT that in:iy iiihhii, ara
to have a Kuril iiih. uii-ftlii Sat
urday nllii to whrai and rc.olutn
coiicrtnntc ptinaaiT ltrdy. That
ottU'lal haw l-u tn olijtu't of antairo
iiimn ly a crtnln leni'iit vr inc
Ii wan mad poul liunler,
Tub ' mad wai Ittairi
Mil inil( evacralbg oar ljca
rJ. aoil lif with pl.aaur (Ivaa
Ara U ibuw, ohm a-fala, Ilial
I harloii I la tt UaJ Th Cbar
luii lorina rxad risi it liua al a
fly i(ba of VJpr car, whil
AI1IU Uoaa aa aiiwna pt ear
uf II. or a total tiHN of Char
loll uf v Ui Kiom which If lh
thai Iowa U ruorUJ aa
iprl.orlot la lla afactrlo adanl-
(.! drdacwd. II would bow a
i.f. fll lo llau of ahoul Thla
laiur flrof will t-a oaarly rachd
by our alvcule Una aJur paying I"
lrt ob lla ktooda aud laeraaalaf lla
rt.llloK uh. It appear thai Ah
Till' dally tipaoaea avarag I3
rliad rharfva and laUraal, whll
I'liarloli' liol allghlly icm1 'a3
WI'll lynipatliy ruu.l hr ipr -)
for iti -Laud uf th r." a ifnltr
prld la hooi lurrvwtt romp I th
i-omparlaoii.
W M.K AliK AND KKTAIL
Druggists.
. WK AKK MAKINU A Msl'LA Y
of wiiiio of the handsomest hIiih's that ever
ailonicd feminine feet or ever will. If you
are somewhat dainty and fasliilimiH in your
notions, it you lelieve Unit the natural out
lines of the foot should lie prvxerved rather
than interferreil with, if you IH-Iievein ahiiit
y nIiih for 8haxly teet and if you lielieve
in comfort as well aa style, shoes that will
iitimpllv captivate your fancy are our new
$3 and Tw shiiea jusit rMwived. You put
limiicv in flu as well aa fel; these shoes
will (five you ni're than vmrmoiicy hai'k,
for nothins' chear 4'i footwear haa ever
been made.
A. R. RANKTN 4 BR(
Maw About lb. rrult "
Th iach, pear and apricot tree
were in full Idiom when the present
anap came) uloiiK, and thin morning
the hloaaoiiis cm ncned in Ice.
The majority of our people ny tli.it
this ludlcatc a aliort fruit crop next
summer, w Idle other, say that ice
does not hurt the blooms, only makes
them comfortatde. A slight frost,
they maintain, would do more inju
ry to the fruit than half a dozen ice
wrapping tpelU. It is certain,
though, that if fruit can lie hurt ly
ice, there will be very lirfht burdens
ou the trees next cummer.
Th HlMiharK of Mr. HoMamon.
At the next meeting of the board
of commissioners the matter of the
discharge of Mr. F. M. Soasamon, su
perintendent of county couvicW, U
to be fully investigated aud an in
teresting trial is expected. An eflort
was made yesterday to have the vote
by which Mr. Sosaamon was retired,
reconsidered but nothing came of it
It is understood that charges were
nitule against Mr. Hossainou for neg
lectof duty, but whatever the charges,
they will all come out lit the next
meetitiK of the board.
Mr. Reatty, his successor as super
intendent, gets W pet month. Mr.
V. (i. Krwin was elected bookkeeper
fur the convict system at $10 per
mouth.
I : r .ioud auuoal rouvviition of
ll r pl:o4)lt duralloiial Horlrty id
N ir1 h Carolina. I to held at th
I'oii .tr-t M'ttuKli.t church in
llil. city. n A prll IS and 14 Th
o nin addr on th "durational
outlook In th Houlh will ! dilvr
! ml by lte. W. A Caudler. I).
prldntof Kmory Coll-gr, Oxford,
I Wednesday ' programm will lira
follow: t a. ni. OpDlog arvli
and introductory remark by I'real
Uiit Kobblu and olhrra. S:l,Sa. ni.
Addros. Th relation of higher
education to religion. Hy Hr. J no,
K Hr.-.k., I). I) , lirldtrlll. N. i
llouloii( : Iter Dr. Pool, llv. Dr.
D Adklns. In a m Addreaa: Metho
dim aa au avncy for tha itulou
of higher education, hlUrically and
practically cooaldered. By Rv. Dr.
W. I Cuiiniugiuj. Henderaon, N.
Discusoioii : 1 1 a. in. Addr ; Kp
worth I.eagu, their educational
ervice. to tha church. Uf Mr
Kltch Taplar, AnheTill. N. C. Dia-
culona. 12 a lit;-Address : To what
extent should itudeuta te ecunlarily
aie-d and how can It bt be done?
Hv Kev V. C. Williaou, Mocksrllle,
N.C. Im-ci, 8 p. in .Address:
What restrictions, if any, should be
placed uMn th granting: of honorary
deirrees? Hy Kev. W. II . Ilth, D.
D , Salisbury. N. I". Discuions: il
lis II. Dowd, K.., Prof. I). Matt
Thompson. 4 p. m. Addreaa : Can
educational Institutions utillxe holi
day and vacations to better advaul
age? Ky Prof. K. W. Keu
nmlv, Durham, North Caroliua.
Discussions: Prest. Crowell, Preit.
Dixon. 6 n. in. Address: The I ela
tion of th Church to the public
schools, Hv Prof. P. P. Claxton
Ashevlll. N. C. Discussions.
Ill 4114411 4I
Th Miner' Strike.
l.o ii in, March is The delegates
to conference of the Miners redera
tiou resumed their deliberation to
day. 1 was decided thai after the
men resumed work Monday, they
should work only five days a week,
Children Cry for Pitcher's CastoriaJ
Nw AdvrtliiiiilT-llaT.
1 Jioes Nellie ,fc
Paint Burwell A Dunn.
Kl l'uro A U Reese A Co.
For Saturday Harrison A Co.
Hood coffee Boimey A VanNess.
Potatoea, Apples, Oranges, Lemons, liraix
fruit.
B0XNEY& VAN NESS',
TW M. M4 M. .WM
w4 av Omt) ! A
r i ra. aw4M i
ata
til aa lb day tpfulnwd ff tt.
AlUaascw akla la CduMl. If
all. Utllva HilUf akil l a tlaffjr
Hklaf Cwl fU w4 fscll,
bal b raau la ffuaa WmHW
IhU luofalef aad f ruipa Uj lb
pakf f roMt lh liokl Ui lt tuiii
boa llifvaf b a dlIO( aow l-' au
Th l aad ao kpl auaay ffa
raaway, and lh ba.l tua
Id bo I ! tfi.ir luf b aiuod
a Midday speaking, th aluodabr
aa vfy amaU, ) e 'tirl box balag
o4 Bior than half fall t'adfulbr
elrr amclaiir. lli.r I no duabl f
lb fact bul Dial lhr wuald ba
ba a vrr larg r ro J prai.
Among lb aadir wr aiu of
lh Oiiml lollllgbl raritr of Hi
oooolv. Dolr hr and lhf ruuu
b mco a t r u who Iaarrary
U doubtml. CoL Polk, uf Murw
ticw pUsJ Th l'olool aal within
th bat. hi bl ovrrual hiding hi
blkr and ar and only lh ap-
r porllou of hi gnlal far bclog
ipoMd to lw. irpi uu n
old brlcg II out, hlkr aud all,
or Ilia t'lirpo ul appiauuiug, or
Inlng Id a laarh.
('apt. Skluor wa lh first p-akr,
ud II ap-ari-d thai h wd'itloed
to .Id track lr. Ilullr ana I ol.
'oik H Mk for uarly Ihrr
nun CarC Mklnoar I drlddly a
mn plaaut talkr and thr I no
luhl of til ability to entertain a
crowd. Th burden of hi. langlny
aitevrh w a a drfn of lh ub-
treasury plan, and h talked ahtiut It
from bra-Inning to end II w a ea
ter to hi. arraignment of lh Ka
publlcan parly , and h did not hava
any ry great amount of gixvd to aay
for th Democratic party. H incl
den tally picked up M r. Jo Caldwell,
and aald that his klnnr') Iamo
cracy wa a good any day aa Cald-
ell's.
Col. I- L Polk, lh avowed candi
date f r Hi vie presidency ou tha
Third Party ticket, followed Mr.
Skinner. H mad the usual elab
orate complaint al ul Using misrep
resented by the press, hu,l failed, so
far as nue coald hear, to aay wherein
he ha been misrepresented. His
sneech thnairh was exactly on tha
line that hs hu represented in
Tiik Nkws After reciting from his
standpoint the wrongs of the fartu
erf he proclaimed that It Is a matter
of life or death, liberty or slavery.
V want relief ; we nd relief, we
intend to have relief, so help us (odf
If we have to wipe out both the old
parties to secure it. He said he was
opposed to Hill because Hill does
tot show his hand on the silver uues
tlon The Alliance he said, would
support no man who would not de
clare for the free and unlimited coin
age of silver. His speech was an
out and out Third pa ty talk from
begin n lug to so far Ihe end as the re
porter heard it
At the time Thk Nk goes to
press Mr. Butler is speaking.
TB. lrooT Mret.
Nashvii.i.k, Tenn., March Is. At
a meeting of the Democratic State
Kxecutive Committee yesterday It
was decided to hold separate con
ventions for the selection of dele-
fllg It .4.-4 U ll blgbl. a I'M
Hal iu.Ji UwtkJ .
a.i if. . iij b4j, m tUak aa4
hatuial if lifi.iaisg HiUmim
csJ lib at ib lia. 44
w h.u il U U mad it., lull Itv. a
lIUu ihuiiikl alval al a lit!
f l
a W ! Si. i m
gf smiI.x. that, bad lal
alg til A gvaalb uaauaf Ufaa
i alld Mb lig Iblag aad lima
' J.f, Ml al Hi utu lb fala
a flMSlag la ll Um Ul.f h
wlfaad boaM 1 1. u. darlbg
I du br, li.a lb lc. c 1.1
If Would aui-aucaiaf lly HMJ
f Hub' of tigtiibiag. w a t-IJIj
bvaallful fb raiafall a t)
hay iuJ it, fri k i right ou
1'ifuugb lh eight. Dafllght foand
lh Una rstaked llti lr Ttf .
u4w datttag 4 t by ll l-faklag
of Ir
A brick mot tlorm ti t a 1 11 Ills
tnoraluf and afur a bflf IbU-rrr
loo II began Bowleg again. I 1
air all dat haa Un fall of toW, lr
and iuir
SIim4 tlwiw.
kfr Jubu C Winder, Suwrluin
dnl of lh Haahuard and Kiauok
Railroad, ha brn ! n d rd thr a
polntmBl of SapfloUndul of th
liaurgla. Carolina and Noiliirn
Itallroad. and alto (iBral Ar.nl of
lh Halord Air Lin Sytm, llh
had a arur al Atlanta, and Cspl.
T. Wblsluaul h beta mad Supr
lnludnt of th KoaUuard and Rua
ixk, with haadijuarters al Norfolk
Th appolntruanl of Mr. W'lndf V
I mH rliloo I a promotion and a
defd coruplim.nl, which ! Indl
o Uv of id racguiid ability and
uccea as a railroad man.
i
L EARLY SPEING
l I'laJIfUj by all II. .all..l fr.kb.l l,vt, fBJ)J a4 Lay BsaVaV
lii..ghl u l.-u at. J I. a 1 1, u r Iw.ladl
Spring Goods
14
Ti.y
r aw br rwadr for imm Uu ttravaJ aavd gtailv
If yaw w aal ilar
bul faabkowabl slyUa, mm !. Il.u huu.
Yfy !
ij. If fun waal lo,t, u.tlUn. taw wllj Btad llxm
The Finest Mens Suits
gates to the Chicago convention and
for the nomination of candidates for
governor. Both conventions will
meet in Nash ville.the first on Thurs
day. May Jtith.and the gubernatorial
convention on Tuesday, August
JOth.
Lml WMki
Tb following Is a synopsis of th
waalher prevailing at s a. m to-day:
Th low praaaure which was notlcvd
at Nw Orleans yeetarday moved
daring the day and nlgbt northeast
erly being accompanied by quite a
heavy rainfall, and It appears this
mirnlngat Kitty Hawk and Hat
tras The progreas of this low was
what caused lh rains and thunder
of last night. Heavier rains hav
occurred ovar this awctlon and to th
south, whll snow is falling at sev
eral point immediately west of th
low at Naahvllle and Knoxvilie
and at many points to the north.
Cooler wather will ensne over this
section during th day, and the rain
will change to light snow, which will
probably be succeeded near night by
clearing aud cold weather.
(tillma of olc- lal th rllv dlrlug aniualMagf airtaiiy wi
ud fmu.ai like -.4ulrkl lhat w ar. on lh rlgbl lack iblt It awta aw
io ib Klu.et MMuf V. ar. tkrrui w lid all th tw style, aa wawai.
Mowl ur are afraid of aw ultra thing. May ol well, yaw fcaaw loww
tuuBy. per ha. W al difTrfu. a. an . 1 ae-il aaliow of wr pwrfearily
tailored (a U4.nl will show Th .ulU are mad of rich , oM awd drwaww
Clay WuriUnlt. flu frenrh Caluir. .udurlug rVwlcb llampM U4
cf rel.ting ( bavlol In dwm! iiiim auJ pattern.
Spring HutsSpring Hats.
W are displaying the above in Men's, Boya and
Children', in boft and Stilfa, at remtrkao' 'ov
pneea.
Spring Neckwear.
OUT Nerkwaar Iprtninl Is crowdd today with new and rich Fpciaf,
titMida, coaiprhnding vry nw slyl and Idea that Is correct aaa prw
en ting a bewildering display of novelties nsvr bfr ssjaalaxj la Ctiaifotl
JV. Kauf man & Co.
I.KADINO CtmilKItrt, YV RN IrtH KItrt AND HATTER.
MAIL OKI) KRH SOLICITED.
Cor. CKNTIIAL HOTKI.
CHARLOTTE, N. C
The coal agents of New York ad
vanced the price of chestnut coal hy
2h cents a ton.
Let Us lieascD Together.
Easter come on with steady pace. That
time is generally the bnrstnig of the bud or
transformation day from old to new; E very
txxly must join the procession.
Now Just a Word:
Our stock of Dress Fabrics is extremely
handsome and kinds too numerous to men
tion.
WE BESEECH YOU THEREFORE
Come to the ideal eatherinn of new shades.
and see what fancy has often beheld in
DREAMLAND,
but never before seen in this.
IVwf. H. M. Haaalll.
This gentleman is to be at th
North Carolina Htate Hunday-school
Convention, at Newbern, March 'JS.
40 and 31. Prof. Hainill isoneol the
foremost Instructors in America.
For years he was at the front of cu
lar education in the Northwest and
one of their most prominent men in
that department For several yeais
past, he haa devoted his powers to
Sunday-school instruction, and is
now the Superintendent of Normal
and Institute instruction in the
State of Illinois, ( the leading Sunday-school
State in our union j He
is not only a superior instructor, but
he is a very platform speaker. Prof.
Hamill is a native of Alabama, and
spent his early years in the South.
He Is a Kouterhner, and foaght in
the confederate army before Rich
mond. He now accompanies Mr.
William Beynolds iu a tour cf Con
ventions, commencing in Delaware
and closing with Texas. Our people
have a treat before them at Newbern
on March 29, 80 and 31.
fkb.
THERE
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ECONOMY
IN
THIS BOY WEARS
him Them.
SCHOOL BOYS PRIDE SHOES.
GRAY & BAKNIIARDT.
19 Eaat Trade Street, CHARLOTIE, K. O
" Prompt attention given to all Hail Onlars.
TRUNKS an BAGS
BEAUTIE
S ACT IKS
iircial aie ot wiiume tcotcu . neviora;
ISsnades; surprisingly cheap; going rapidly;
nrst and last lot; no duplicates will appear.
r. S. No samples given in city, but mailed
to auv other aiidress.
L L. ALE XANDER, SOft&CO.
We have a fine assortment of all sixe Trunks and Traveling Bags. Exv
tra size duck covered Trunks with metal and leather binding-. Extra qual
ity Sole Leather Trunks and Portmautaus. The celebrated jawJilde Abr
covered Steamer Trunk. Brass bound enameled Stateroom, this Is a fttj
popular style, just the thing for short trips and is something everyone, ahoad
have. We also show the largest assortment of Valises and Bag In thw
city. Several popular styles not found elsewhere. Give as a call or write
for Prices. , , 1
QILREATH & GO,
Open every evening till 8:00; Saturday till 11:00.
BABY CARRIAGES.
THE LATEST DESIGNS AND MAKES.
A very handsome line now on exhibition at
BIURQESS NICHOLS'
v . p;.:-.
AND OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC AT CHEAP P KIBES. YOrCAU
GET WHAT YOU WANT IN THAT LINE ATA BARGAIN AT
fMY FURN ITURE STORE. CALL END BEE MY STOCK.
AUo a tine Liue of Furniture, Bedroom and Parlor Suit. Dining Boom
and Hall Furniture. Handsome, HtylUh and Cheap.
BURGESS NICHOLS. - - - Fornite flcto
R S Sloan,
Room
UNDERTAKER. Nlgbt ealL
Nati, Bryan building, over Rogers ACo,