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ERT1SEMENTS.
EW Aft
r .-iL.Wnt of E. H. - Do
I'f S pved o the room
1 ,rJtd do e finest claw f
"TiSb Give men
'EH. DECAFF.
adit ' , ' ' ." ' ..'IlISzjjZ
T?ORCErh "Martha
LhioVoo T Party" tomor
$t Co wdtoke your beat
iANDSE&-tM fDomb Bell
VICEBL'LL.
i ' 5 ' ' ' '
, ,iU make the season df t80
oon'i Stock Farm. .. . ,
o'.AUmance, fee faS-oo
jaifc ABea' Son, fee .oo
iduto, - 3
. i .11 the calves I can Ret
tWiWve twHsrAean tndu-4
"to owoen to breed t
rlfll bay the calves at one
! &oU end pay amount ot am
(ttfcrec6. ' . - -
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THE
DAILY.
MEWS
VOLUME Y,
WEDNESDAY EVENING,-FEBRUARY 20, 1889.
NUMBER 63.'
CRAYON PORTRAITS. ,
- Call and ee how Fine and Cheap ,
they can be had. 1 ' .
4. FRAMES- Hh -;
I have the largest and best assort
ment of frame Mouldings in the '
State. Canvas and Crayon Stretches
made to order. , VAN NESS, , , ,
. , , a o'J 31 N. TryonSi. v
tOCAL RIPPLES.
CAR LOAD; r
"EST KINDLING IN USECJ
fStad your orders to -
! ; , ' ' '
A. f. BEALL.
WANTED,
,'erant everybody to b cur
lenna Itolls,
I it err moraine for breakfast
s Cream Loaves. Rye Bread
John Schaider'a celebrated
Fix. Grahm Bread, pies
Umol all kinds, freak every
St
JIA'
JHER'S BAKERY, v
jii East Trade. ,
:1 BslM.O,
d MuIW Chfake No. I and
iirai tad Ro Herring. -Vad
Mincemeat.
."xriers aad Mountain Bock
German Dill Pickles. .
'ika Flakes sad Floar, ' ' V 1
Ithmst aasortment of Choice
'A Good asd .Canoed Fruits,
4 Vegetables ia the city.
' just received a lot of Stand
3 i Toststoes that will fo until
Uiecpercaa. 'Abarfaia. 1
aosberour Specialties: Fine
. iaun, Brraktut Bacoe,' Ckip
Torgsft fresh roasted
mi Fax Teas."
ifTJE, BETHUNE cow
u La Trde. Tctcpbooe I .
I Fwt delivery.
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ILTLER
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!Uial Jo evcnthlns? U-
to oar line an4 efl
7 -JJei it ' il "
Thieves raided the , chicken
coop oi , Mr. John Lillycrop, the
blind man, last night,
A Charlotte , dry. goods store
sold fifteen hundred yards of lace in
a few hours one afternoon this week'.
all at retail'
Our New York letter is written
by a" lady who lormerly resided . in
Charlotte, and will be interesting
reading for the lair sex.
--"JNo Raleigh papers were receiv
ed In this city today. The Raleigh
papers have been reacMngTiere very
irregularly lor several . weeks past
' Up "to the latest reports,' the
body of the drowned preacher, Rev.
Jaa. Gibson, had not been recovered.
It is probable that . the body was
washed into the. Cattwba.itV ;.
i The funeral ol Mr. John M.
CroweU was conducted from St
Peter's Episcopal Church at 11
o'clock this ocniag. and. was at
tended by a large concourse ot sym-
pMCUV HKUUA t , ' ix ' : .'
At the meeting of the Mecklen
burg Llteranr SorMy last nitbt Mr,
Jerome Dowd resigsed bis position
as prtstdeot, and Mr. Richard N.
Tiddy was elected to fill the vacancy.
The Society is Id a flourishing coo-
Tbere vu a typograpUcal error
In the advertisement of the Mechanics
rerpciual Building and Loan Asso
ciation yeslerday,! It is corrected
today. There is" some diflerence
betweea lo,ooo aad joo,ooo, but a
' VSevca 'wbJteaieowcrearralgacd
be (ore the mayor thta morniag, 'all
charged with drunk and disorderly
cooduct The fines tanged from f 3
to $is-. Three DC Uenf coulda't
pay, and were seat to the chain
IMIv,'-im";x ...!
. Mr. Ketch un. landlord the
Park Central I oteV jahkh coflafsed
La tlartibrd oa the t8ih, and was
rescued alive, had ft one time aegor
tiated for the lease of the Buibrd
House klhb'dty, and came very
ear cloaiog a frsde for the house.
It only costi W ceohf to gain
admituace .to she 'Tee Party."
the Y. M. C. A. ouildlo-morrow
afght -n Oysters la aaj style caa be
procured lor It cents. , Toe mu
with' their' chanaing muaic sod red'
utioae; will be -present, -aad Miss
VVniiaaMoa'a gwitar dass wiS lend
their aid la staking the eveoing ooe
ofunaSored lOeasure. Other attrac-
tioaa stay be expected.
ROBBERS WITH TORCHES.
Messrs. loseph Creea tad J. S.
Lead, of Columbia, are at the Ceo.
traL Cii jCvv.'-"!---'
Jaa. !L Maaav f Lewiatoa, Pa.,
vartutkturrr of the celebrated Maaa
Ale; T. R. A Wen Ay, Kewtooj f.
Balw'us Lcor; C K. Bennett, Nor
wood r Tkoa. May, Wadesboro, are
attheCatnl f
V Cap. ) M. OdrJI, ot Concord,
ooe oif the cU prowJaent mlHing
tea of the State, ia ia ih city today.
Jas. IL Xitrrimort,' Aiev2;- II.
ft Lrsk, WiAoa; ! K- Cf
New York; A. S. Freak, Wtuaort;
A. A. MaT;rso, PuT.io, N. Y., are
at the Buford tody. H - i j
. Mr. B. R. Beikatth, af Alabama,
vke bat been ia the city foe several
dy pti nukirtf amrf meats to
ImOtat a tiril agwiM MK A
ft. Ewvidfoa, WA tkW aAeraooa fof
WnMrrKM. Mr. Beckwitk pro
pwe 10 brirtf r recowf tit
prorf ty oa Tryoa stmt aeM to the
Sjwirrs eorwer, whkh s ,snJ te
Mr. some yews ago. Tbe
(4-1 CmwZm' ki-viUn utJ u
stand oa lh site, but ifct t4d
frfi wrs lora dowa by Mr. David
, sad Uock of kaboe Wtk
k im ted I lb T
(jrt4,'i tJ th uk af vki(re to
St but Mf. reka!h, oat of
rSe Tri S(4 te
Tbay Break into Cap. - XlU's 8 tort,
BaUct a tout af Qroctici Md Drive
Off, taavtof a Torch Burning- oa a
, Cracker Boa. ' v, ,i ,v, J", Si
;, Capt W. E Kidd lives in a large
two story house ' on East Seventh
street, nd hi his yard fronting on
Seventh street is a one story house,
in which he kept a large stock of
groceries and family supplies." A
side door ,. at the . rear end oi the
house opens on Capt Kidd's back
yard. - When he.waked this mom-
shivered panelattracted his attention
to this door. He hastened to make
ail examination, and found that he
haj been cleaned out by robbers.' .
. The robbers went to work ' in a
bold' manner. x With a : two-inch
augur they bored A' square Jo the
door entirely cutting out the lock,
and further than this, they split the
door from top to bottom. .When
they went away, they left !an ! foa
wrench and several knots of torches.
(The thieves evidently hada wagon
at the front door, for they could not
well have carried off their booty ia
any other way. Capt Kidd's casual
inventory showed that they
stolen ten sacks of flour, a lot of
bacon, half a barrel of sugar, fifteen
or twenty pounds of lard, and a full
selection of cigars, sardines, coffee,
tobacco, and other, articles. There
was a swm of money amounting to
about in the drawer, and they
took this, but dropped a copper cent
at the front door. The torches they
osed were nude of tat pine, splin
tered fine.'; One of these torches was
left lying on a cracker box. Beat to
two. large cans, of, lard,' but v after
burning awhile h went out doing no
further -damage than charring the
Democrat Holt, who lives near.
ays thai be happened to be up at
a o'clock this morning, and saw two
meft nut away front the store., Po-
Coemea Jetton and Hunter were in
the knosediatc neighborhood of the
store between and j o'clock,' and
though the mooo'was giving a good
light, they ssw no one on the streets.
Capt rOdd! clerk slept in the resS
denos, and the window of his t room
overlooks the door that was shat
tered by the robbers, and k not
more thaa twenty feet distant from it
There Is no dew.
TaeavtMrftec Vf..
"I see," said Esquire D. C Max
well to a Niwa reporter today,
"that yon have had somewhat to
say about a young man with eye
glasses and auburn mustache being
marched In by the sheriff to pay
double taxes. . Just take a seat tor
half an hour, and I wuT snow joui
SB SJSm WKI wiw -
tache, some with no mustache, some
Uoodca, some brunette, some dudes
and some who are not dudes." It
was feet, too. , The way the young
seen were aberedm was a sight
So Ur about one hundred noses
have been double taxed. The young
man with the auburn mustache aad
tytf Ustes b not by any means atoot
ts his aaawry. Thesberifl k still oa
the war path. '- -.-i- v
Btanw4 la fWrt.
? Mf. Vwton UJln. of thia city,
was married at RWgeway, Teoa.,
today, to Ma Jaaie HaO. It was
aqukt aiUlf, o InvkaUona havbig
been lasoed, but nimjOw aanouoce
mant carrU seat out. on aecoent tf I
recent death ia the UroDf. The
M1y wedded will speed a few dars
bt Waahuitton, when they will come
on to Chatkxio,
fain. Ta Oa. '
Can' Vs at Wat twebed the tea
ttfil sotch la CbaVXte. , Tea wnts
was paU M the vtapk on Our streets
tolay. , ll vu Ike hlgWt apot
varkM ol til the tons
Tbeaa'ketat f- w
SananJterHlefr. V S
Tbo Preabrtcrtan la Conference.
" Dr. A. W. MilJer,kRelJ. Y. Fair
and Rev. J. L. McLees, the three
Presbyterian pastors" of the city, and
30 officers from' the two churches,
attended the meeting last night to
discuss matters relating to the Synod
ical orphanage and the new, Third
church. The meeting was in session
until after ten o'clock-, Dr. Miller
presided, and Mr. , C. N. C Butt
acted as secretary. ' ' The discussion
In regard to the Synodical orphanage
was quite interesting, and resulted in
the adoption of the following paper:
That, in our-opinlonr no commu
nity would be justified in bidding lor
the Synodical Orphanage in their
midst; that toe selection of location
should be made by Synod, after duly
considering the advantages of the
different localities, . ...
'"Resolved. That if the Synod should
select Charlotte as the proper place,
we will do our part in supporting it,
and will contribute our due propor
tion towards paying for its buildings
and nte. , '
Resolved. That a committee, con
aistintr of one elder and one deacon
from each church be appointed to
ascertain u the Managers of the
Presbyterian Home are willing to
Du I ;.l rVnl..iiM it -Inratot in
Charlotte, . - ". -.. vl - '.''. :
':' Toe chairman appointed Elders D.
W, Oates and A. Ck f Brenizer, aad
Deacons Butt and'Kisbet who will
meet the Managers of the Preabyte
riaa Home this afternoon, SI40 'cJock,
at the Y. M. C A. parlors. ' "
The matter of building a Third
church was discussed and it was de
cided thai the church is to be built
It wul be definitely settled at a meet'
log to be held on the second Tuesday
in March. .':-. -"- "
Nous worn HeaaaraviUa -. , -
, A Ntws reader at Huntersvilk
writes us thA Rev. S. C Alexander,
of Missouri, will lecture at that place
to-morrow night from the subject:
"The Stone Kingdom, . the fifth
world power: or the United States
in Prophecy." i . Rev. W. W.
Orr left today for Birmingham, Ala.,
to organise aa Associate Reformed
church at that place. . . . Hunters
ville is very healthy at present - Dr.
IL J. Walker has been sick for some
days past, but he told me this esora
ing that .he had Just swallowed a
dyaamrte cartridge, aad felt better.
. . , Unless Signal Officer Bran
son gives us better weather, we will
have to move ant to dry land some
where. The wet weather has re
tarded tanning operations since the
15th. ... Miss Mattie M- Wood
ruff, c Maasueld, Deaota Pariah,
La., Is visiting hernndo, Mr. C W.
Rilch. - r,.. , ;
wre Jt l
CMWteff ea RadraM Man. '
t There ia quite a gathering of ra3
road men ia the cky today, Capt
Wnu H. Green, the general superin
tendent of the Richmond ft DaavfDe
road is the biggest, nun In the
crowd. ,The Air Line di vision is
represented by Capt - Berkeley,
supermteodent and Arthur Ram
seur, master of trains; the Charlotte,
Columbia and AoguaU divkjoa by
Col C. R. TakoR, superinteodent
J. S. Land, master ' of traina, Joe
Green, master machinist and L. T.
Nichols, fruiter of trains for the
GAL. division; the Rkkmoad aad
Danville division by W. D. Ryder,
superintendent, and J. II. .WaWh,
master of trains. ; , ' .
The ofTrri met here for a general
consultation, and their meeting h
bc!ng held ia the aew drpot this af
tnrnoon.' -
Blair fajslr aUllflt '
Mrs,S O. BUir, Chirsgr myl:
We eouW not keep howe witkt
rrvr-CUrWtS Ettract ot IU Skin
Cure snd Cough Cure. We hve
se4 both for uow-eoua trouU,
Kpecialiy for tmt cht We recoen
mm4 xkm Couch Cure lo every
hmily Upf Urm, We mmi it
f. Wh-TTC Ccth wiih remarks
My jut. and atWt1ff rrm'la,
and ue M M aV wtt wSk
i' fcrr.U'y m ha" taiy 1
J", U't Mi!. t ' '-v ll
a it Kl ' f
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SHUT . YOUR MOUTH!;
Is not e polite expression, but it is plain talk for those who Wow about !'
prices which can't begin to compare with the prices we are making.
j Just come and get our figures and you'll ,
lit'1' v " - ' : ! . - . . ' :? ,
OPEN:
V "
YOUR
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EYES:
That's what we want wide awake examination of our
a 1- . - " '
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Linen Collars and Cuffs,
i,- '!-y.;.frt , :' it Ctfr'-ff . ' . ' "
Which we have marked in our show case at unheard of prices. Linen '
Collars, standing or, turn-down, latest styles, at -
: One Dollar Per Dozen or 0 and l-3c Apiece.
LINEN CUFFS. V-PLY, AT taV CENTS PER PAIR, OR ONE
FIFTY i
.DOLLAR AND
CENTS PER DOZEN.
j...
L TherTl bear insoection of eves, spectacles or microscope. The chl-
dren's rame used to be "Ooen. Your Mouth nnd Shut Your Eves, amj see ..
What fll Send You." , We say keep your eyes open aad see what '
W. KAUFMAN &.CO. .
U;":N' sell ;Y0Urt "
At a price that takes away the breath! That's our game, and we are
, t j ; " puyuigKiorauasi wona. ., ;
GOODS TJUT BEAR EXAMINATION, w
" V PRICES THA T BEAR COMPETITION. f
" ... BARGAINS THAT CAN T BE EQUALLED -
'' '-' Anywhere, at ' ' .,:
W. KAUFMAN & CO.'S.
LEADING CLOTHIERS aJro CENTS' FURNISHERS, v ,. '
. .:; -. .; .. ; ;. ,
. ; Ccener Central Hotd, Charlotte, N. C - ' 1 V '
i ;. - . ,'.n',.,'r-,',Jii';'i.f,
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:.T..LSeiglE&(:q.
ASaf aJawavava Aovjm aury Spriat lawianaaiMS sa .Ptwa-Oaym a4Tnia- .
p.' AnwaanaiPaiOaaiWaiiiiaaailr as. . ',"-''
jNsasna4iaa4 0aliiai Mia of Sm CXntat aaVaw a aofc. Thaa
tm I iannlili TraaailfJ fat Saa Saaaw ! iSty. W.anato
itii' li'UW TSnnsiiiiittiil aorSwSittCaWaWwa
TW eaaaa ara bm anas4 Om bant Hna kj DnaCtoSa.
Mart af Swm aja. NapaJa Wa W. ataW a bt af aw J a ItaJaf VaJiaa, taiy
'.).. . - , - - -
aaaal ata.'0fra awl yat OoW t aiBai . '
' 'i " I T. L. SZICLE ft CO.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
' For Boys and Cub' school aad vacation wear we rtcoos-
r.trwl the celebrated , .),..-
SOLAR TIP SHOES,
Warranted the best in the world. One pair of these aWa
will wear aa lone: as two pair of moat other aaakc. We
a! t bsv a km stock of these ahesi whkk we sefl verr low, saade
cither heeled or spring becbv Write for prkwa or call aad eaamine, For
sale st wholmale at maaubctums. prices. We ara daily receiving our
stock of Sprint. Shots, which wTJ comprise the bnl snakes, latest styWe
s foweat prices ever shown ia this maikrt, ."..-,,'. .
16 S. Tryoa Street Socoewors to Prgraaaa Co.
10 F-AIT 1 UtI St
3 ULiT 2177.T.lL V-IX,
. AMJIlit-K. iaji ur ntue.
ELEGANT HAND-MADE
loir tiLiiiPEUT Eami
TVeae are beautiful 6Ta, very sr!h,
and sold nnunuefly low foe tV
- grade of goods,
i Oar Acene kaat, foe read tfrraa. Is tH
perlrrt nttiog 5on si ra ihm
ket. Tba is aknowWitgod br every
that baa worn Umxw. e kep
Sn in the tl'IWit arktika sad atl 0 ,
aUa roa 1 1 6 When m need ot a .
tiaoeae pair of waJLing shoes H wOl '
pay yon to see ewt. ,
GRAY A OX
mm
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A CtyUib Cuit of Clothei
WTO
covin no by Au.
STRING STOCK OF
WALL PA Pit R
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