Kouf rooms. pwJ'7 ' "r -
HE
DAI
LY -NEW&
"gJJgjJovsr SELLING OUR
FINE FIFTY CENTS',
-WOOLEN SOCKS -sp
AT Jjc. PER PAIrL
VOLUME i.
SATURDAY EVENING, 'FEBRUARY. 33,., 1889.
NUMBER 66.
CRAYON PORTRAITS.
Call and see how Fine and Cheap
they can be bad, . -Kr
-f FRAMES. h '"j
1 have the largest and best assort
ment of Frame Mouldings in the
State. Canvas and Crayon Stretches
made to order. VAN NESS .
, 21 N. Trjron S-
A BIO WAVE COMING.
Th Flat; Om tbs Blftial OOc Today,
V .-aag What It Pradicte.,
The white flag with the black cen
tre was rua to the top of the pol
over the signal station la this city
It M R warning
look out for cold wave, tnd officer
Bronson says that we will probably
have a hard snap. The probabilities
;V ARE NOW SHOWIC OUR cannot always be felled upon, of
KW SPRING STYLES IN Jo ,
jpU-MENSH AT5 " H Tine eic. pressure u as nign aa itnas
?1" AND YOU. CAN
, BROKEN SUITS IN
OMEN'S UNDERWEAR t this morning.
I AT HALF PRICE. -
ever been since the signal service
was established. 'The weather map
issued this morning forms sn Inter
eating study,' 4At St. Vincent, the
mercury at. J a. m, was 4a degrees
below zero. It was 34 degrees be
low at Bismarck; 30 degrees below
at Fort Buford: below at St
Jt4iANDSOMEasc SCARFS- paui; 10 below at Chicago; 1 below
ALWAYS DEPEND UPON.GET.
tlNG the CORRECT THING.
?; A NEW LINE OF:;"'
JUST IN.
Truly,
:V...
C A. DIXON ft CO.
at Portland, and sero at St.. Louis.
At New .York Gty the temperature
was it degrees above serp; so above
at Memphis', so above at Fort
Smith,' and 38 above at Charlotte
Officer Bronson' s advices are that
the temperature win fall to to de
SalurdaY, Ftbruary ijd,' J jgrees above in Virginia and tj above
U1 . 1 in nona i-aroiuu oy eigne o aocs
rEEA
MARIE HILFORPE
t Accompanied by ' ' '
IR.WM. F. CLIFTON, 1
fa tb Cmt Historical Play,
1HE0D0RA!
'4s the direction ot Mr, IL W.
, Semon. '
ilkCnndtst Dramatic Produe
a sf the Season, in point of
it Effect, and all thai combines
t, aikt a performance of surpass
t tnadrur.
faoset Prices : 15, 50 and 7JC
rfcl Prices: 50, 7) and fi.oo.
So sow on aale for both PT
fences at M. P. Pec ram's, jr.!
rutenuibcr. ,-lebsi
1 Wi
LOCAL RIPPLES.
r mm
I bmOsDta op ths Dat.
mn. uuij who win sell you
t: Pcdd SHotl Dried Appa
At jc. per pound. .
iMialuM o and no mistake.
? ace guaranteed to be sound
Pd order.
W mpertfuny, '
K DVIS, 114 E. Trade St.
-Lumber is being hauled lor the
new Episcopal church in this dry.
Work is to commence on the struc-
rare soon. .r"; :"'-V. c. '
Mr. J. B. Rooke"s condition has
grows steadily worse; and it is not
thought that be can survive through
the night ' ' "v
Tht church entertainment at the
residence of Mi. T. S. Brows last
night, waa a moat pleasant aflair and
a great success. ...
RcvJob Turner,, will bold
specla) service, for deaf motes at St
Peter's P. E. Church at 7.1c p.
00 Sunday. r 1M oeai moles in
town are aB Invited to be present
Rev. M. P. Malheny, of Texas,
will preach at' Try on street Baptist
. . ' . .
cnurco to-morrow anernoon at a.
Preaching in the -morning by the
pastor, Rev. A. G, McManawsy.
Gu 2s are out for the Soda! Cu-
cle entertainment to be given at the
Buford House next Tuesday Bight
bv Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. KitteQe.
A rood time is la store tor those
who attend. "
The State Library, and the WeU-
era North Carolina Insane Asyhim
a m a
at Mwganton, are to be Mornea
each withalifo-aiM portrak , of the
Ula Wm. J. Yates, of Charlotte, one
of the most loyal sons Noru Csro-
Una ever knew. . ; ' '
riUrv as Om CMaty. ' '
The reaideoce of Mr. W. IL Far-
rlor, who Cm three noes from
Charlotte In Crab Orchard towaahrp,
was robbed last night The birgtart
went through the entire house; and
made big haul They did not even
leave Mr. "Fan a suit of clothes.
They stole bed4 clothes, prwvisioea,
etothuiB etc. There Is 00 clew.
Mr. Farrtor Is a "brother-in-law Of
Mr. joeUh AaUry, of Charlotte. , .
Uraara. Walter and Chaa. Brcsa
hare formed bwsiaeae paruerahlS
ud Wave leased the storeroom m the
Central Hotel bnUdtef lonnert 00
mnMdbvthe retail dVpartnmit of
SOtt UrUg CO. I room la sow being fitted p for their
ImMncn al tnachioery bwsiaeaa.
JJf. dm. Brmi ha be the Char
lotterepreatwtativeoftbe EquUaUe
)D1
LER
THE JEWELER.
to; our line mJ idl
Lat Wedaealaf alfht, urir.g
tbe snow storm, tS ef vtnlea tne
gm bouM of Mr. Jl txftr",
in M2rd Cmk loeaahip, a4
stole lot of cotton. The tracks
vert tAnrvd up to a eaUn, where
. .. m I - I
a vr lum.l H 34Wira tt.
THEODORA,
omtthlnf About iba Costumes ta b
; n at th Opw Hons To-Nighi
The Theodora Company did not
arrive in the city today in time to
give the matinee, but will present
"Theodora ' at tbe opera house to
night, Tha paraphernalia was orlgi
nally designed and prepared for the
renowned Sarah Bernhardt by a
Parisian artiat, and was by her used
in the production of this play. The
original cost c4 the wardrobe, and
trappings waa something like 2o,
000, . '
There are six costumes belonging
to Theodora and all are marvelously
beautiful; When seated on the' im
perial throne in the first act, she ap
pears in a gown made of the1 cloth of
gold woven in net work; all over the
robe are scattered oriental flowers of
strange oriental designs and colors.
Across the hem peeping out from
among wreaths of these same flowers
and bands and beads of heavy beaten
gold are heads of cherubs, embroid
ered on silk.
The bead piece is of the cloth of
gold woven solidly In figures; bands
of precious stones sdorn thermof
Iba cap, and pendants composed of
every precious stone (all from it over
the forehead. The ' shoes are of
oriental design, and in the hand is
carried tbe aHver lily, which was
carried with such grace by graceful
Sarah and created so much com'
ment There are three silver lilies
in the spray rising out from a score
of leaves mounted on a slender stem
oi silver; In tbe scene which shows
the interior of the emperor's box.
Theodora wears the counterpart of
the "Mantle of the Gxsare," the
robe oi state. It Js of light blue
satin finished all around the edgea
with bands of gold, set with precious
stones. .The robe is embroidered
ith every known Jewel in the cash
ier figure, The lining is oi doth of
gold. In this scene Justinian appears
ia his robes of state, a crimson man
tle richly embroidered la pearls and
iTtoous stones. Tbe robe is lined
throughout with heavy satin of coo
wasting shade. A massive crown.
heavOy ' Jewelled, and a sceptre oi
gold are used b the same act by
him. Antonia at the aame time
wears a pecfliaa robe of salmoa pink
satin embroidered, in circles ol pearls,
the centres are filled with Jewela,
These jewels are not beads, but reg
ularly moan ted in solid gold. The
crown of Justinian has over two hun
dred Jewel, while that of Theodora
has hall aa many. Nine girdles are
ased and are all heavily Jeweled.
The scenery b 4 counterpart of the
THE 0 ROGERS OROAKIZE.
Tbey Declare War on tbs Dea4 Basts
. They Armas to Protect Tbamactvts
from Imposition la tba Future. ' .
; The retail grocers of Charlotte have
organized for protection against dead
beats. They met last night at the
grocery store of Mr. F..R. Durham,
on Trade street, and discussed meas
ures for self-protection. . . Mr. Dur
ham was chosen chairman of the
meeting. 7 There was quite a large'
gathenng-of grocery men, and -an
were in iavor of forming an "organi
sation similar to, thai recently formed
here Joy the butchers. - After a foil
discussion, it was decided to perfect
the organization and the meeting
adjourned , to one week 'from next
Tuesday night ' At that meeting
the permanent organisation will be
effected. 1 It win be known as the
Retail Grocers' Association of Char
lotte, and it will have on ita black
Est the names of all who refuse to
pay grocers bills. These names aiU
be boycotted, and no goods wUl be
sold to them except for 'cash. .Tbe
rules will evidently be ironclad. . .
Mr. Durham, to. speaking to a
News reporter today about the mat
ter, said: "It has come to. such a
pass that we are simply bound to do
something. Tbe list of people wha
Uat' the. grocers ia Charlotte would
astound you." We have been" keep
ing them in free rations long enough, '
and the time has come for us to
adopt some measures in sell defense."
AQ except two grocers in the dty
have signified their intention to Join
this organisation.
Paata sf Mrs. E W. Alllsaa , " '
We regret to announce the death
of Mrs. R. W. Alliaoa, which occur
red at 4 o'clock this morning, at her
home in Concord, ia her 70th year,
after many months of painful nines
This death will bring sorrow through'
out a large circle of friends aad ac
quaintances ia this aad other com
munities where Mrs.. Allison was so
moch esteemed for her amiable char
acter and christian virtues."- She will
be sadly missed in tbe home, ia the
community and ia -the -church
which she was aa active and devoted
member. Through a long sicka
she was a patient sufferer, resigned
to the wUl of her heavenly Father.
This dear saint anticipated a better
country and has at but entered into
the "land of rest M . V
. WHEN YOUNG
Georgie was a kid, yet years before he got to be the well beloved parent
of his wonderful country, be set us an example to be always truthful, but
remember fame and fortune wait on him who makes a CUT. So we seek
to learn this lesson and apply it to our line of J " " - , ; s
3
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3
CO
, MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS AND HOSIERY ;
as we did last week to our Collars and Cuffs, by telling the
truth and cutting goods and prices very fine. " . v ' '
- Like Georgia we are trutfafui, ; r r - " v ; C"?;
- Oitour word you may rely; .f, r
s . You'll find our store the safest place , ,
'j . , . Whene'er you come to buy. v',,1
To give our stock inspection','!;-;. ''i''y
- Is to show us you are wise,. --i'
; And more wisdom you wffl gather : : ..s
; -j -j' When you've opened up your eyes. ,
:--y';f,t Exhibiting the quality of' ,:r"u ' -,;"!',
'ry-'j UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Jt '
(-K-yt keep oa sale at such prices .',.v':V
' . That competitors with Jealousy -.
: Turn pale. ;' :..'..'.' . i ' ;
" Then why con- .'t ' :."v:-; .r-'-- 'i: ';-:.
.. . , na buying ' '
; Where you pay .. y.. " .- v. -v , :
s; u Double price, ; ! :; .' n, f.i:.
For goods that ; . ,-.-.-; ..-- ;-y--,V
y May appear ' , . "
V- Like ours, but ''-It - ! " , :
. . Are not near as -
!-. Nice.' Come to ." 1..1
l-" "" Our store for " ' y
r" Cheapest goods,
'Tis dangerous
l':. ToHay. Well ;
Civ you -y - .''- ,
; ':'- Special cuts :i '; '
.;' ' To honor ' ;. ''.'' , ' .,'
. Washington's
-5 .. . Birth- .
.... day. '
f
sn sl , i J
ineroou .ru lwtwo4lnrt pUc:
rmhassadon sre sU her oniHnaJ pot-1 . . . .,,
srssloos.
Wahr4 Bssilsiaii . . . ' . . .' "
United States Marshal W. P. Lit
tle started out in tbe snow stem
Wednesday evening but for Union
Kountr, with a warrant lor the arrest
Mr. loo. E. Morgan and Mrs.
Frauds Love, charged with retailing
whwky without a license. He re
turned to the dty yesterday afternoon
with the parties and they were ar
raigned before United States Com-
ilooer D. G. MaxwcO. They
waived aa examlaatioa aad gave a
bond of 100 each for their appear
ance for trial at the seat term of the
Federal court. Just thedjy before
his armt, Mr. Morgan and bla wit
were diverted at Monroe. '
T a W a s A- tsas.M
There arc lour thmgs that so wtO
rtgutattd editor can get along with
out They are, a paste pot, pair of
scissors, peool and a convenient
ptof of tobacco. THi News maa la
heeled feU?. for be bad a3 the first
aimed snicks, aad the aooa mail
brought him a tobacco pocket book.
lied with S lample ol ine "Aex,
Stephens" brand, ma.J by Mr. TW
WiVn, of W n.l a. It sbojt
the best MirrJ ol ths weed we evrr
Oraratia sa Taaaa. .
Kramer, the alleged ex-Jewish
Rabbi, who took ia Revs. Joseph
Cheshire aad A. G. McMaaaway, ia
this dty, some months ago, has
reached Fort. Worth, Texas. We
find this notice of bias ia the Ga
'Aa alleged ex
Jewish Rabbi, going under the aame
of Kramer,' aad who claims .to be
anxious 10 be ' baptised into the
Chris tun tsith, succeeded in victim
itine some credulous divines and
dtisens of this dty last week and
securing considerable , aomt : oi
money. He was simply a slick pro
fcaaioaal sharper." ...
Ta Hew lUBaf Mute. .
Things are turned upside down at
the Star Mats today, Mr. CrewtD
being engaged in moving out the old
machinery, aad replacing k with the
sew roller apparatus. ; The mills sre
being equipped with a Oitnal corn
meal bolt and purifier, hominy snSn,
grit mSO, dryer, aura cleaner, and
patent roller Hour Ippaxatus, Be
sides fine flour aad meal, all grades
of hominy and grits wDI be made.
The sew mills a ill sou be la opera
tion. ,
AYalaakleRemary .,
A Wtler from S P. Wardaell
rVsMoav, aava: "I used Ctake'e
tract of tins, (rapilion) CaUrth
Cure ia June last for My frvrr with
great aatnWHa, and al K k
only thipg I he seen whkh wovld
aBay without kritstinff, tht inflam
avitioa of tbe nostrils and throat
It eoohiitf ami ali(i"T prtMfni
maf atd - aad linme.t.atf. '
tm!e li.otv Cl lf . lUt
W. KAUFMAN & CO.'S.
LEADING CLOTHIERS, FURNISHERS ad HATTERS,
Corner Central Hotel Charlotte, N. C ' - '
L. Seigle&Co.
aa Dnas Ooom aaaTtSn-
T.
Alaf SiaOTawSlBorM wmtj Sprat latBonattoas
AS Sk ! D Onai art mf ntHNlliy,
mi OaSiaas a af Sn Oriraarf tSacU at Ur. Tans Pan In I
fllSa. WsaMakMl
Ta
Maraaf
La Two." Ta)Sa inillnallis-of Sa3aaOarSaMea
4M tTMcW w OTtTCsMwal Vflssa ssN ItwWMvt ! sDlt GaWafts
a sc. NM, W awv sacwaS a ha af aw -Jaws HoSaa,
saml Wai atyls. Oafa, S awl t fm Sasa O1I111 i 1 11a itm. ,
. - T. L. SEICLE ft COt
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
For Boys' sad Girls school and vacation wear we moot- ,
mend the celebrated , - . '
0m
:t
SOLAR TIP SHOES,
J UUT
Warranted the best fa the world. ' One tvtir of tbrae shoes
iQ wear aa foasr as twa pair of saoat other wtakes. We
alwars have a km stock of these shoes which we sell very low, made
either heeled or spriag beds. Writ for prices or caB and exaoMae. . For
sale at wholesale at saanufacturrra' prices. We are daily recemng our
stock of Spring Shoes, whkh Win comprise the best makes, latest sly Ira
and lowest prices ever shown la this market -
16 S. Tryoa Street ' Successors to rgraiA Co.
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE
ELEGANT HAND-MADE
UD1B laLIIIPEUT EUTTEI lUt
.Thcae are Wontiful fitters, very srytish, -and
sold sausoally low for the
, , grade of good.
' Oar Acnse hut for real drwat, is the
ntoat pertret fating Shoes srdd ia ihm
ket This watimowWged hy emy
km that has worm Uieca. We, aerp
taem M ia omrrvwa aad ail ice
ra Croaa IMS, S he la seed oi a
haaiir p" walking shore it will
pay yoe to see ours.
10 East Taat s St ; - ' ;" '. ' t.RAY tk to.
. aatf ' SWasafaVSBBaaBh.
MM
. s.a.i"' a
EtyUib'Buil of Clolhwl IsriUNG STOCK OK
tto
it
COVCTLD Y ALL,
llMtMaMM
Clsths for Wiater Etut'cra
WALL PAPER
Ke art 'rj at
Ctertc1te Pair.t eJ tn !'--',
IT0M rRICI-S!
trwd, Sd th r'f frf rgrt rC.
I
snJ lhTe tfcs cotton was fouao.
i m tft ti't sn r-"-t. t r it.
CVI an.!
rxmnn'
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