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s 1 - 1 4 wit -I 1- i anil Weekly i Kl.Nd.C " ' . t A LOW ELI - - Editor and Manager. 8UI13CHIPTION PRICK: w.,.f.nn .:::S3 11 LY Or.SEKVKR 44 months. li moinm...... EEKLY' 01ISEKVKR, One Six Month!. 50 Cent.; Year Sl.00: t H B OnSKUVKB Offlb W.Tride Street. DEMOCRATIC HATIONAL TICKET :': , " ",, Fot Presidents -I GUOVKli CLKVEtASP. of New York. for Vice-President: ' ADLAl K. 8TBVEN80N, of Illinois. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. - v For Governor: - ELI AS CAHB. of Kdgwombo. . - - For tlcutonant-dovernor. a A. DOITO HTOK, of Alleghany. For Secretary of State: OCTAVIC8 COKE, of Wake; For State Treasurer: ;; .'IK)SALP W.:IU1S, of .yakP. "'"Sot SuporintondeflttsrroMle p!treUai. . - J. C. BCAttlMIKOUGH. of Johnston. For State Auditor: B. M. FURMAN, of nunenmlio. 1 For Attorncy-Oeneral : FRANK L OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg "3jrTrciaoniaJBlcWTg St Lanror - "i ' C. B. ATCOCK,, of Wayne. - H. B. GLKNN. of Forsyth. For Judge Twelfth Judicial District: GKO. A. 8HU FORI), of Buneoml w. ; A TAMJABLK OUJKCT LKSSON. - Wo cannot refrain from adverting again to the object lesson presented at Homestead, Pa., illustrating the practical workings of the protective taritl system It la not a part of our business to go into . the rights and wrongs of tho parties on fiUheEBlde.oftlna lamentable dilllculty- there are doubtless right and wrong on - both sides: there crcnorallv is in such cases. But this naked fact stands out ; Steel Tail is a large part of the product of ' thftCarneeie Steel Comnaiiv. ami sieei railla protected by the McKinley Mil to the extent of $13.41 per ton. That is to - say, a tax of $18.44 is laid by the govern i mcnt on imported rails in order that M r. Carnegie may be ablo, in the making of them, to compete with the -pauper laoor of Europo." If all the other conditions for the making of steel rails are the same here that they are in England (let us sayj , Mr. Carnegie gets $13.41 per ton. more lot bis rails than the Englishman gets, and ' this, according to the protective theory, be is supposed to divide with his liilmrers. Jlas he done it? Under the highest rate of protection that has ever been afforded him-r'the rate made in the McKinley bil, ' t he has cut the wages of his workmen from 10 to 40 per cent. The tariff goes " Up, wages go down. That is the rase at Ilomcstoad. We have not happened to have seen f the claim1 made but suppose, of coiirsel 7 il 1 claimed, that Mr. Cirnogic was com- pelled to lower bis scale of wagon that ttk tikaka tt trails mfiilii tliiu TioitoQ. IUD DhttVV Vl SUV HIM't" "I'luv. mn !"- v' -.'-thlslalm, and what becomes of the ar ' gument that under protection manu factures flourish and employers are able to pay high Wages Is not the Carnegie -- Steel Company sufficiently protected? - Wa nave nowhere seen any claim made that it should have more protection than it has. If it is protected sufficiently, by protectionist admission, we have a right to hold that by this case alone the ron- - tenlionofthc national Pcmocratic plat form, t.hat a protective tariff is a framl, 4e-f ully ad out, .. - The South Carolinians know their . own business, but it is imooBsible for an unbiased outsider to sec anything but harm to result to the Democratic party and the State from the fierce fight being waged in that State by the two factions, each claiming allegiance to the' JDemocratic party, and both supporting the national Democratic ticket. In their 301M ueuaics iney are a uerceupon eacu AtliAF a thAV AViir wfrn llnnii flu Tnnnlu canSLand on several occasions breaches ffit tU peace have Iksoii narrowly averted. f fbt business is to be kept up, it appears, uuwi tug AUgunt ii mini ie, iuu ii-nuii in wlt.nli An m .l.nniln 1... f .,..,., n ,, .1 ,1.,., the defeated faction will rotiro to its lair to lick its sores and wonder why it had - v . 1 1. . ever iwen uevrayuu luio suru an unnet --i essary and disastrous warfare. The Greensboro North State, Hi jiub llcan, does not share Judge Tourgee's belief that a race war is impending in the - South; It says the negroes are entering the learned professions, reading Bulwer's novels and giving .other evidences that - they are getting along very well, thank ' - you. The contrast between the picture diawn by the non-resident Tourgee and -that drawn by the native and resident Republican editor, is quite Btriking. Tour i gee is agitating the race question for bread; the editor probably has no interest - in it that cannot be just as well subserv ' el by telling the truth. U. 'l.,1o.l . :.. l .. i y, AMI VIGfVUlUU UM AttlU IIUIIIOMM miUlt liia good bard every-day sense and his nice sense of propriety as well, by refus " ing to allow to a women's society in New " York the use of bis wife's name to be stow upon their club. A woman's name Las no business on campaign banners and her personality no proper place in a cain paign. We haven't got that far along in . this country yet. Mr. Cleveland was right In this instance, as he always is. In View of the confidence felt in the prediction of a wheat crop of 600,000, 000 bushels, the clause in the preamble of ; that " we meet la the midst of a nation fcrought to th ycrge of moral and finan cial ruin,"!, sounds, a Jittle far'-f etched. doesn't it f 5 ,au institution u tlit-rr is in North Carolina is theBureau of l.aimr fihiix tics. TU Roidsville Review is the last paper to give it a whack across the head. It was established as the result oi a scare, has failed to accomplish any results that anybody knows of, and had Just as'well go. , ' . ,. Clrcunmtaneet Alter Cane. " New Tork Sun. rim. Clever illustrated contemporary Truth comments upon the difference in the declarations of public, men at nomi- nating conventions ami artcrwaras: iti1 r.i n.u Wnw Yurk nolitlcians. in cluding such .men as Shcehan, .Murphy, Croker, urani, unroy u vu.i went to Chicago pledged to ine uui ,n,,vi,.tirtn that (Jlevc ana cannot .ue clcctcd-in itliit-Btate.-.Thjy;-iiad- the courage of their convictions, ana mm all was said and done, It must be adriitted that they fought a splendid and plucky fight against Cleveland. The burdon of their song in every direction was, though Cleveland might he good ana great, ue could not be elected in this State. Cleve land is nominated, the Tammany men come back to New York and compla cently assert in all the papers that Clove land's victory Is certain." When these gcntlomen went to Chica go, and after they had come away, - they had no idea of the surprising transfor mutinn to be wroueht bv the petty and wimtlcttve determination of- Br'er IlAr.- rlson to run the campaign hims"elf. That has changed everything, even so far as to transmute the impossible into the possible, and into the probable, " Wither had Iht'V an 1te of the wetn- dwWwakmpjffOT'ffi been caused, by Uie revelation i. mic force bill and negro domination in the South as thcoueall-abstiibing, all-dwarfing issue of the election. They thought it was going to turn on the tariff, and sil ver the trumnerv of the Farmers' Alli- :eh" , I jtuit; apd all sorts of old threshed-out anil unimportant iaiuasm The force mil question nan cuaueo overvthincr and brouirht even South Car olina and Georgia to the resolve to vote the straight Democratic ticket without regard to minor considerations. Save the public first, and settle the little con troversies afterward. On this ground Tammany is all right, and no further ex plauation be required. A Formidable Movemoni to Drill an Hoi (Hern, so an to Shoot rinkerton. Chit-apo Dispatch, 8tli. One of the most decided stands ever made by laboring men against the Piuk: ertoii guards was inaugurated last Iltglit. Tlie I'nrpcnters' Council first adopted the resolutions, and they wore unani mously endorsed by the building trades. A telegram of encouragement was sent to Hugh O'Donell, .president of the Amalgamated Society at Homestead, and he was advised to hold the fort at all hazards. It was decided that the best thing to do was to organize military bodies and have them duly chartered by law. These companies were not to re sist the law, but to wage war on the I'inkertons when they interfered with strikes. Juliet, Ml., Ii.n!. Ii, Vtli. The Amalgamated Atocinth.ii of Iron and Steel Workers of the fuuith distiict, numbering 1:1,000 members, 1ms received orders to hold 1,000 men in readiness, with arms, to march at any moment to the assistance of their comrades at Home stead. It is also Stated that 1 Kl armed men from Wheeling, West Virginia, and the Mahoning Valley are going to Home stead. The members of the Association hero in the works of the Illinois Steel Company are eager to go to the assistance of their comrades, Conli'ieiKO n( Aiitl-I'.uvpn KeMihllrmt ( limieo its In m Htitte Ticket. KuIcikIi Nieehil Uth, to llleliinoinl I)ismleli. A new niece of political news devel- o)d today. There Is ft gathering of Re publicans at W rlL'litsville, attended ny Daniel L. Russell, J. J. Mutt, J C. L Harris, W. S. Robinson, and other of the Republicans, who are antagonistic to John R. Eaves, the chairman of the Re publican State executive committee l'-hc cause of their conference, which bo Kins tomorrow, is news they have receiv ed that Eaves will not only have a State convention called, but that it is bis hope and his ambition to be its nominee for Governor. This Is a new movement Eaves has all alone declared that there would be a State convention and tho ne groes have clamored for it, while the anti Eaves faction has conteuded that the ne gro must be eliminated in this campaign and no State ticket put up They are curing further that in this way only couHJsUpublican eliM,ti)ta.i)ti. elected. ami . Congressmen gained. There are to day signs at a sharp Republican qcarrel and split. There is now no quoction of the call or the convention. Jtows was receiv ed to-day of the election of delegates from several counties. It Vs it Hctirvr l'li'cc nf lliinliicBK. l.'onc.M,i,ilei.cc Kail n,h New nil ' llmener After the death of Cluing and Eug, some of the "big Northern doctors' -no less than Dr. Agnew, of Philadelphia, at the head applied to the family for the privilege, for the sake of science, etc.nf making a post mortem examination they offered to pay all expenses, and a regular contract was made out and signed. Tho bodies wore taken to Phil adelphia, and the autopsy held in the presence of a numlxr ot physicians. When they were done with it Dr. Ag new telegraphed the family that the "bodies were at tliuir disposal, and as the contract was signed on Sunday of course it was not valid." It is a fact the family then had to send money to pay the autopsy themselves, as they paid the full amount on the carriage of the bodies to and from Philadelphia. They afterwards had to guard them for a long tlmu,.aa threats were made of stealing their remains. Thin can be verified by a member of the family now living in Raleigh. Dr. Mi l. 1 nn MeeU Art liliUImp In laiul. New Yolk Press, lhth. A dramatic incident and one which may create new complications in the re ligious controversy already existing be tween the two archbishops of the Roman Church Archbishops Corrigan and Ire land occurred at the Fifth Avenue Ho tel last night when Rev. Dr. Mciilynn had an interview with the latter. For many hours he remained closeted with tho Archbishop. It was the first time since his relations with the mother church were severed that he had had an opportunity of meeting any one high in authority, and the first tinio he had been able to get the ear of ono whom he could hope to make Intercession for him at the Vatican. . The Colonel Jnlillmit- lVoiIe' l'arly HtHtc Convention. Ashevillc Citizen, th. Col.Thoe.B. Long returned to the city yostorday afternoon on the Spartanburg train from Omaha, Neb., where he had been attending the convention of the People's party The colonel soems jubi lant over the result of the conventioy, Tliiclflrtrif thlit tt had nominated the next President and Vice-President. He says the executive committee of North Caro lina has called a State convention to meet in lUkigh -on August IMo put out a full State ticket. CARNK(;'lKS CASEinCUNCKIS. I.NTI KI.ST in tlio ilOMI Ml All .111,1111 Muiitr Valmer j:eiimrl)ill S.li Tlie'iniiillii, l'i I nv'Ntli;il H of lh Silver 11111, Ar.-t oelvrrm e Jtr Norton the Itlvrr nl llarlcir Hill. Corn Piionili ni e of the 01i rvcr, WASiiiNCTOjf, July 10. There was no dearth of topics to engaire the public mind last week. At no lime in the past year, have the newspapers hud so wide a range of subjects to treat sensationally or otherwise. The outcome of the Omaha convention shared attention with the celebration of the Glorious Fourth, and the consequent calamities of the' small boys over enthusiastic indiscretions witn the pyrotechnics, . .. . -Hardly had the Jajt oeho of the, fire works' died away, beWrc the noise of the guns at HfMcStcad reverbefated through out the land, and became the absoiblng thcmBTjf con-mention; There has been a remarkably free and outspoken expression of -opinion on tjiis great labor trouble among the represen tatives at the capitol. With a striking unanimity they agree that the time has arrived when the Pinkertons must go. Whatever difference of opinion may ex ist otherwise there seems to bo no doubt on this score, and it is believed that they accurately reflect the prevailing senti ment of the people throughout the coun try. , . ' . Naturally enough , a wide range of opinion is advanced relative to the polit ical effects the trouble at Homestead will have. The Republicans are qujck to lie e are tn at neither their muty, nor its policy of protection, can be held respon sible for the btt.odshcd of the nth. Rut. the -Democratic leaders- believe that the event will' sffbrdHhe party valuabie pniit Tcareai' ing and deep. There are Republicans themselves, who deplore it on this ac count, and say, not for publication, how-" ever, that it may not ou!y Cost their (.arty the State of Pennsylvania, but it will have discouraging effect among the UUiUiili'i?" masses throughout thecoun try. . " ' And the end is not yet Even before your readers peruse these lines, another conflict may be precipitaled, and the af fair make all the greater tangible evi dence of the IlinihV fabric erected by the McKinley lull. I Unusual interest i.- manifested heie .in I the uufortuilatecii'-'imstaiK : Coiktcs lias appointed a committee to iuvcsn.ate ; the trouble, especially that pal t "1 it j that bears more particularly noon tin- i employment of the I'mkeitoii liiie-ings. , Col. Dates, of Alabama, is ( hammm of ! this committee, and he- sa;d yesterday I that he atftj hj colleague wi.uid goto riometiteail ill u few -days, "as soon lis II was deemed safe and expedient' It can be safely relied upon that the rcpoil of his committee wti! prove an important campaign document for the Dcmociats Auioiil' the tna-iv foie efui and .-ignifi- cant utterance that this Homestead hoi - ; ror has broueht forth was that made by 1 Senator I'aln.er m the Sen-iti Th,udiy. He took the ground that tin . ti.-i u ' were 111 the lik'ht mlhe defri.,e of th. ir ! town Hailisl the n:a.-ioh of tin J':i:Uer ton thugs, and made uJe d the toilow ing remarkable !nii;.oinrc Saul he- ; "These mi :i had a ii'l.t. '.o i mploy- mcnt there, they had ea: lie. ! a rii'hl to J live thi'le. and thl-M. Ui.Hk Hi-uiU I facturing estab'.:.rhin nts no other road out of 11,.-, hereaftei be nudei s'o ,d al. ! tliel-.- 1- , iple-tion ii-.;tt -o be public e'-- 1 tatdisliments in the i which the public is and the owners o! I1!' hereaftei be ri gai d.ed property subject to tin of those without whose citv Would be utterly , -'doled Seli.-e ill li'(-pl- inte: i -; .-o. pi ojn rtie- iiii: ; a-- holding their ,-.f lelative rights -.ervires 1 he pr-p-viil'.ieb'ss. That coaee-sioii which 1 make only concede.-! lo them a right to a reason, .hie pio'it on the capital invested in then etitei pi Im.-j.. "1 maintain furthermore, thai Uilc.1u borers having been in thai -Mviee, ha ing been engaged t here, bavin i' spent, their lives in this pec uliar l.neoi si n ice, have the right to inst ton, upon a iea sonablc compeiis'itioii f.-r their fcrviec. 'v it VVf- TiUlr atinut the rtvii rrv:ce rtw t ciiitilovnii applicable to governmci I assert that there i- a law w ider and broader than that, w hich gives to th. se men who have. ha( been h; .! in the-e special pin -uits, as, tor exan.ph, in the service (f railroads or ot liiese Va-t mine ufaetiiiing establishment-, ,i rnditto de maud eniplovineiit. a right which cm only be defeated hv misi oiid;.' ' "li their pint, i mai'it imi, tiicreiorc, that at the time of tin- a-s'iiilt upon these people at Homestead lliee Welethrte where thev had a light to be, they weieupon ground they hud a rii.'ht to defend The manu facturing establishment is a public iusti tlllioii, as tin rai,i'ial.- are held to tr public becausi t In y w oi li for tie- public, jiublie because thi-- employ the puliiic. pul jle because iiuti'in flieii" service "lie- come illitlt lor other pel vices, ami pi.Mii bt'CaUHe t here are thousands dependent upon them for food and niirtuie." The passage of the silver hill by the Senate, 1ms not been id, si uicd by tin other occurrences of the win k. The Democrats aie leelmg jubilnut 'lv r this success, mid al e i:o-.v looking an-,oiis ly in the direction of the House, where, on Wednesday, there was some filibus tering against tin measure, on the light as to the proper I ef el e nee ot the bill to committee, throughout w lch contcts the Nortli Curolina Representatives, even including the coloi ed member, were to be found voting on the silver side. Mr Rutin was not present during the voting. It is dillicult to say at this stage of the proceedings w hat will be the final fate of the bill. There promi-M-n to nil ani mated light against it when it con.es from the ( ommittce. and even before it is reported. Mr Cleveland's individual views against silver arc going to have more w eight this time than they d'd w hen the Rliind bill was defeaieda few months . ago and it' is ' asserted that some ot his friends in the House aru going to ,,11 in their power to defeat the measure Senators Ransom and l-'rye, on the pai l of the Senate and three Uopre sentatives on the part of the House, have submitted their coufcieiicc report oil the liver and harbor bill,, and the Sen ate has concurred in the np-ut None of the Nortli Carolina appropiiations, already enumerated in thin .correspond ence, have been interfered with The bill will probably met with favorable action immediately in the House, and be sent to the President lor 'us signature. The following North Carolinians were in the city during the astweek Judge Schenck, of (ireensboro; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roimtrce, of Wilson, and Col. .lames E. JJovd, of Greensboro. EfnyAii,!' A (iron i. lTKMS) Ol' 8TATK NK-WS. A lithographii l,iut is to be establish ed at Winston. A tract of land in Guilford county, on which there is a mortgage of f'.',5(H, is on the tax books valued at iflOO, The Durham street car line has sus pended operation's for the reason Unit it did not pay expenses. The Sun says: Crumpler A; Murray started up the sys tern some months' ago and R. H. Crump ler finally bought out Mr. Murray's inter ret, and ran the curs some time, on his own hook. The drain was too heavy on his stock and remuneration not sullieient t Uflif y -h im i u Luupiug tho car. going. . it is rumoredthat a Western party wishes to buy the plant, extend the lines to East Durham;, out Chapel Hill street, and. other portions of the town and put in an electric system."' " - . II I. .lis if I'l.MIIAL NAllttl.. 'J'hu ( 'artw l'i;;ht Sjn ing Waiurti ('om pany, of Louisville, Ivy., assigned last week. Liabilities 'estimated at J,(XK; assets $17,1X10. The Vaudcrbilt furnaces nt llinning haii), Ala., have been shut down owing to the unsatisfactory demand for iron and the stringency of the money market. It throws one hundred men out of em ployment, . The weekly review of trade of R. O. Dun & Co. shows that the summer dull ness is at hand at many points through out the country. Borne of the large East ern inanufttotorie are busy, but In a ma jority of the branches of commerce there is little or no- activity. From the West alone is a growth of trale reported. Robert Lincoln O'Brien, .of tbers porter' '.nail' of the Huston Transcript;' has boen appointed as private secretary tt-cx-Prcsidont-ClcTcland,-and will-at once enter upon the performance of his duties at Gray Gables, Buzzard's Bay. lie was graduated from Harvard Univer sity in 18111 with high honors. . From the records of the Postofflce De- kartment it appears that there were G7, W postoftices in the United States on June 30, 18!)2,- which is an incroase of 2,776-over the fiscal year ending June 00, lHfll. During tho past year 1,238 post bfllccs were discontinued for various causes. There were 223 resignations from the sorvice and 35 removals. - Mr. Carnegie, it is asserted, is deter mined absolutely to maintain the stand his company has taken. Mr. Frick has received Mr. Carnegie's ultimatum that the uetirpMiy will hold out on its present lines tft fie end, no matter what tho end ;mal)e;tTai Mr.' Carr.egie will hot sane-tfoirilmro-em discharged workers, and that he declares that he "will hold out until the gnu overgrows the mills" rather than give in to the association. .Mississippi river news of last Saturday was as follows: The steady rainfall in fittsr.ssipi fort tie -pant forty-eight -hottrs has swollen the streaniB so much that an other disastrous flood is looked for. The Tombigbee has risen twenty feet at Co lumbus, Miss , and thirty feet at Vienna, Ala, Negroes are leaving the lowlands, crops have already been destroyed in some sections, and the railroads are again Hiiifering from high water. In Arkansas tfiere have been heavy rains, and in many enmities hope of raising a cotton crop has been abandoned. I'Ol.lTK Al. 1'IIIMS. The Democratic club of Hickory has adopted resolutions cmlorHiug Congress- man Henderson of the sevetfnr dislflCt, for re-election. The Wilmington Review lias informa tion that there are no Third party men in Pender but that the woods of lower Sampson are full of them. The. Democrats of New York city will make the otlicial notification of Messrs. Cleveland and Stevenson the occasion of ii great campaign demonstration. Tiie Alabama Republicans have agreed not to put out a State ticket of ther own i.nt to support dipt. R. F. Kolb, the l i-ople s party candidate for Governor. - The County Democracy in New York has decided to renew its old light against Tammany. The movement was opposed by some members on the ground that it might iiiuiie the chain e of the national tl.lot. 1 l-.-('oiigres'smiiu Kltehin, of Halifax eoi:ni y, w ho so opposed the nomination o!' Mr. Cleveland as to declare he would not vote for him, but w ould canvass the Slate against him, has declared his inten tion of Lriing him his support, lie says in- uses the plaUorm of the party and eintiot stand the force bill. I'romiuent Republicans of Pittsburg ale reported to have cabled all appeal to Andrew Caiin gic to secure a settlement of the difliculty at Homestead, i in the interest of the Republican party. 1 Mr. Camrgic is said to hare -replied that. lie relied noon his l etirewelit at i ves to set - " i i lie the matter in a business way, without regard to politics.' ' Secretin)' Stoll, of the People's party, ays the members of the committee that visited Judge Gresh'am in Chicago feel themselves constrained to publish the full text of their interview with him in a cirruiar letter. Mr. Stoll says this will place Judge Gresham in no enviable light, and that the judge led the commit tee to believe that he would accept the presidential nomination, knowing all the time that he would not. Governor Fifer, of Illinois, was in Chicago Saturday arranging some of the i tails ol the campaign. "Illinois will 1 uudoiiTiteilTvniccTiitlTi'-KTiiii'niir ln'Tlic I coming campaign," he said, "and the j light will be hotter than the hornet's I nest at Shilph. Republicans will wel I conic the conlliet, hut of course we claim j that victory w ill be ours. The cam j paign in this State will be the hottest I we have had ill years. My campaign will be conducted mi the issue which di ' videsboth parties, and Mr. Stevenson's I war record I do not believe will be an i fssiie. Tin State committee believes as I 1 do. that live issues will be fought over." Oil, WHAT A COIGII. W Hi yen heed the warning. I he sig pcrlmps of the sure approach of that tial perhaps of the sure approach more terrible disease Consumption Ask yourselves if you can'alford for the sake or saving ,riH:., to run the risk and do nothing for it. We kirnw from experi ence that Shiloh's cure xvill cure your cough. It never fails. This explains wdiy more than a Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves croup and whooping cough at once Mothers, do I ii'tt be without it. For lame back, side or cliest use Miiloh s 1'oroils riaster. isold by Johd.vn & Co DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM- ' PLAINT. Is it not worth the small price of T5c to free yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints, if you think so call at our store and get a bottle of Shiloh's VitaliAer, every bottle has a written guarantee on it, use accordingly ami if it does you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold by Jokdan & Co, We have a speedy and positive cure for catarrh, diphtliem, canker mouth and headache, in SHILOH'S CATARRH REEDY. A nasa iujector free with each bottle. Use i''if you desire health and sweet breath, price 50c. Sold By .iokpa.n vl DO. HUIST'S NEW CROl TURNIP SEED! Turnip Seed just received Trade Supplied by JORDAN p nCOTT, JORDAN (J 0COTT, 10 N.'Tryon Streei, CharlotU, N. C, Ej fcj ' . S t' ' &j RACKET STORE. Pocked houses by reason of the hun dreds of great leaders we are ollering now.' Our midsummer sales are awny -hftd tt WH'BHltM-lWlhl'iUoW4411 falling by the power of the almighty dol lar into -ever v deparUneixtrJallin g.lfroni the great and disastrous field of credit merchandise, fallingto bo cut out to con sumers at small profits, make our sales greater and greater. Down and down, lower and lower, as times tighten and tho dead weight of credit had to be cut away. One case of white goods brought 10c at wholesale early in the season our buyer picked up the other day and It goes out to our trade at 8-1-3. Best white goods bar gain ever sold In Charlotte. 1 case 10 cent Challics 5c. ,1 case Cannon Mills Bleach 8 1-3. 1 case Androscoggin Bleach 7J. 1 case fine Chambrays i2J. Those are 20c goods 10-4 Bleached Sheeting 18. The greatest bargain in Balbriggan Underwear yet. 25 per garment; cant du plicate it under iH). -. i'epperell Bleached Childs shoes only about 1100 pairs out; 1,000 left at 10c. Rockland fine hand made f .LOO Shoes cut to $3 50, all styles. One thousand pairs oitered and tne price saves you $1 50 on each pair. Celluloid collars, all the latest shapes, RcrCnlts 0iV an no-- questions--asked. We have the goods and at the prices named, and we don't care if tho makers do get $1 50 per doz for the collars. We don't get it nml don't want it. The pur chase was big for a retail house, but the price was low, for the dealer wanted money. They arc simply worth double the money, mid when these arc gone you will not be able to duplicate them. Buy your collars and cuffs now. Really, out stock is lilling so rapidly in all the de partments, and the hundreds of good values arc so apparent at every turn, we are at a loss as to which particular thing or line would prove the most interesting. Dry Otftttls'fs Dress Goods, Notions, Hosiery and Gloves, with another 2,000 one-cent Handkerchiefs. Big bargains in Ribbons, to close n large purchase 500 piccch at 5e. per yard. Hundreds of Corsets at about half the usual price. See us ofti ii now -it will pay you well. W. I. DAVIS & CO. Charlotte, N. C h h h (5 h OPK1CR OK - 8 W ITT li 0 W H K Y. CHARLOTTE, N. C. SPRING OV 1S92 My various lines of Gooda consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, I Iats, Boots and Shoes, Are ready for the trade. In spection invited at the. FAMOUS l of ESTABLISH MKNT H.'-WITTKOWSKY I Have a Few More ut -Till iRK KIHHT-DAY WALNUT CLOCKS That I will sell very cheap. They strike the hour and half hour and are guaranteed for one year. Best Clock in tho State For the Money. Yours Truly, JOHN FARRIOR, Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry. K. Nye Hutchison. R. M. Miller. 8r Ciuui. P WlioelPr. E. NYE HUTCHISON CO., Fibs Lnsurancr Firi Insurancb REPRESENT Royal Insurance Co., North America, NiagaraFinv Georgia Home,., an.d .Eight other Uoou ikunnftnies. t'romnt l av mcnt of every Claim since 185 should be sumcieut recommendation. Offices; 18 E. Trade Street; 4 N. Tryon Diseet; up stairs . SUMUBK TALKING .; . ' AND . SOME 'ARE NOT, AHOUT Tlic Springs, The Mountains, The Sea Coast, BUI TO THOSE WHO ARE WE WOULD SAY A WORD ; It is Just possible that you may not r.stmlj,! a...! ...... .. ..-..,t .......i ....iiuiiit iiuu L'uiiiuij ajwM num. nu ouiujiiurj, in lue r--7y'-A,y iiUliFIi-ri-i if tfimt- uaKdUrWMlrJuy--t4liAl yttu mwmJ- a SUIT, HAT, UMBRELLA, or a new supply ol Furnishing poods. - wa.iu puMitioa to, anuwuwu uuujuuaamcju supplying you witli these things. - - - - - Come ronnd ami sec that we have just the thing you want and need beforo going away. And to all you who may be "talking" about it, but can't go or don't expect to go, for want? of time or other- reasons, we would say that Wo can make it comfortable foiiyouton. No reason for suffering and melting with hot weather just because you can't go ' to the Mountains or Sea Coast: Coinejaround and get a thin, cool, Sum-' mer Outfit for almost nothing, when you come to thinkjnbout it. t PHARR & LONG, 42 S. Tryon St. ROBERT rOUTNEK -(o)- ;,'.--. KEG WW.ll, , ,. EXPORT BEER, FRESH BOTTLED BEER () We sell the bcBt lager beer that comes in the Southern market. All who are not convinced of the fact, please send us an order and we shall give full proof of our claims. C. VALER, Agt., Chaklottk, - - N. C. A1ECKLENPURG BOTTLING WORKS What is life in the Summer without a nice, fieshand cool Drink of Soda Water bottled by OTTO WKIINEU & 00. 209 West Trade St.? We have opened our place, have every thing in the best condition to serve and satisfy the public in. a nice summer drink. Our experience In this business is of years. With practical experience in large, places all over the United Slates, we can give satisfaction to the public. GIVE US A TRIAL! this is the only favor we ask, and you will see w Liat we sell to you. Trusting that you will find our goods" healthy, pure and w ho'c.-onic, and if you take tin 111 once you will never be with in iFIhem. ' -Very respectfully, - - - OTTO WERNER & CO., No. OT.) W. Trade St. Charlotte, N.O. C. VALER & CO.'S SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANUFACTORY, ( Irangc, (linger Ale, Sat saparilla, Lemon, Strawberry, " Vanilla, Yiikrla Kin ejj j n ge r.. Akt ('rah Apple ( 'haiupagu Cider, Orange Champagne Cider, California Wine ('ream. We are not limited to any amount of production and can fill all orders 011 short notice. The best costly machinery and large sales enable us to sell at small protits and inferior goods cannot make us any coiupitH.ion. Soda Fountains charged nu short notice- AUGUSTA BIIEWING COMPANY Branch House of the above company .has been established here. We keep the UEST BEER on the market. Orders for K EG BEER, RICE BEER, EXPORT BEER, GINGER ALE and , - . SODA WATER filled on short notice. . Mail orders promptly attended to. Address It. L. W ED DENFELL Elf, Manager, Corner tth and College Sts., Telephone W. Charlotte, N. O. SUMMER GOODS. We now have in Stock a full line of Sea- sonble Goods. THE LEONARD REFRIGERATORS . ICE CHESTS, FLY FANS, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, FLY TRAPS, JELLY TUMBLERS, GWs Air Tight Fruit Jars, STONE JARS, " "PRESERVING KETTLES, VEG.ETABLR -RLlCERS, Etc, tc.. Al the best quality and at lowest jtrkn G. S. READ & CO. v . ' - ' ' . have all that Is necessary to your n i.n.i i1,11,. ., flP U .......... ut .. k. -v.- n THE D. A. TOMPKINS CO. THE Ii. A. TOMPKINS CO. ENGINEERS A CONTiUCTOUS, Charlotte, - - N. C. We are prepared to furnish plans and specifications for COTTON FACTORIES, COTTON SEED OIL MILLS, AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER WORK STEAM HEATING, ELECTRIC" LIGHTING, ACID CHAMBERS, - FERTILIZER WORKS. We carry In Stock 100,000 feet WROUGHT IRON PIPE- and Fittings, Valves, Etc. FIRE BH1CE, IJLKCTRIU LAMPS, Etc., Etc. CLEVELAND HATS AT ONLY $2.00. Now is the time to get one. Come at once. My stock is limited. Clubs supplied on short notice. Mail orders filled promptly. M. P. PEGRAM, JR. HABERDASHER, 10 South Trvon St. "EQUAL PRICES TO ALL" is our motto. However people may differ about poli tics, there is no room to doubt the fact that the PLACE to go for good HOME MADE HARNESS, AND ALL KINDS OF nTTRSTTANT)"MTJLTt3 EW ELiBRY; ' - IS -:-:W. E. SHAW & CO'S.,:-:- Corner Trado and College Streets. North Carolina Cotton Oil Company CHARLOTTE MILL, Successor to THE OLIVER OIL COMPANY. Cotton Seed Oil, Mton Seed Meal, Cotton Seed Hulls, - And Liutcrs. THOS. M. UF.LK, Manager, m West Oth, St., Charlotte, N. C. ;;;i h miles in 21 hours. Is Holbein's last world record, made on a "Swift" Bicycle You may not want to ride as fast as that, but you do want the best Cycle in the world at a moderate price. Just look at this: Full diamond frame of highest grade cold-drawn wcldless steel tubing, li inch cushion tires, piano-wire spokes finest lu the world, finest ball hearings all over, roller-chain superior to any other, Garford saddle; in fact a high grade wheel throughout, at $120, on tho installment plan, if you do not want to pay all cash. Now, we will show this alongside any American made wheel at i:!Ti cash. You might as well save that $15; and if you arc not flush with cash, the manufacturers have instructed us to make terms easy. We have another style almost as good as that mentioned above, -at $10oV E. M. ANDREWS & BRO. PURE JAVA COFFEE. We offer now the pure Java Coffee at .15 cents or !! 11m. for $1.00. First-class Oolong Tea at 00 ceuts per pouud. Fresh Mackerel. Pickles. Catsups. Table Sauce and a complete line either prepared or unprepared for the table, at very reasonable prices. W. I. HENDERSON & BRO. SAWYER-MAN ELECTRIC LAMP 1. Has long liti. . rkqtjirks mttli powtb. 8. Doss mot bi.acx.in. Lamps carried in Stock at Charlotte. Address Sawtbe-Mah Elbcteio Co., Fourth A Coilega streets. .; v
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