-W ADVERTISEMENTS,.
"trtiT FORTH E BEN-
. I t given tomorrow evening
"SALEA lot of Household
"d Kitchen Furniture. These
,U be sold Saturday. March
;, cither's wsieboueNcvj
; College atreefcg wmji
rrCFOR SALE A gen-
i!n who has moved from
ountyhsr-kfthbcMving horse
me to tell. Bay faorte, rising
good sise. in gooa orper,
JJofcrM I can fee, flint leg
oodfcet; drives single or dot
- ork to wagon or plosvin
I fa j, good horse Jor tale Jow
10ASTED COFFEES.,
V.!f,irtn call attention to
i.y (A variety. Quality and
of roast wf are beadquaH
. t Rfeited uwiees. wi oo
mMtirifr and irl such (Juan
enable! us to always give
V (tatomcn a roast fresh and crisp
dtat a hard, tougn arucieinai
it soaipi bf en roasted for weeks
imht, having lost aUlhe trse
' nr aroma so desirable in
jodoooee. We solicit , a trial of
ir a C Mandling Java, Ocnuine
Calais Kocha, CucuU Maracaibo,
trma Lsmavre. iasnakx And RJo
ffrt JWftj also trj aiUnrjDf,
fHXtueeBimi macex leas.
' llfCTT. BETHUNE ft CO.,
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fEEA HOUSE,
" ONE NIGHT ONLY. '
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XGGS LANDING.
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THKEI SHOWS IM ONE!
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rikt tone tnprovewiewts la
kAiiag ih cussing summer.
" a wtjar lo do Ibis will have to
JM asy emire M of FANCY
pet I nj offer rvcrytbing fai
,"fcf the next thirty days at
I COST FOR CASH.' . .
i' tocvioct yoa If yoaj price
f JAMES HARTY.
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IUTLER
THE JEWELER
THE
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THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY $ 1889. .
' NUMBER 70.
" till andsceliow' Fine and Cheap
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"? I bav tbe largest and best assort
nent of Frame Moulding in tbe
State. Canvas and Crayon Stretches
made to order. - VAN NESS,
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LOCAL BIPPLES.
, Dr. Alexander chicken roost
has been raided by thieves. . ,t
Dr. Wilder reports that Oorie,
the wounded convict, Is Improving.
Mr.' John, A. Bixby, who: has
been seriously sick tor some time
past, Is now convalesctnar. "
'The 'mofttlil ineetlnw of tit
Christian Endeavor 'Society VIU be
held at the usual place next Friday
afternoon at 4:30 adock.
Seretant Jetton" left but oSght
for Spartanburg, S. Ci to secure a
cotipie 01 conyica wnq rearnnyes
caped trttoi this county -J,
Cordon, the colored politician,
leaves this evening lor Washington,
He says that he will see whether Jim
Sims gets anything or not.
Mr. Eaves presence' ill the city
today, caused great activity among
the (aithhiL McN'uich, Gordon,
Means and old man Creighton were
all 60S bet trail A , " i .1 M
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The entertainment of tbe Busy
Bee Society wifl beheld Saturday
evening, Marca' d, . from 9 to 10
o'clock, st the residence of Mrs.
King, North Tryon street -; . w
Mr. Sam Garrison was cut gm
sing is ' they woods sear Charlotte
this morning, when shot and
killed two wild turkeys. Game of
this kind is becoming Terr scares in
this secoon. i v-;. -i
Mr. W. A. Falls was married at
King's Mouataia yesterday sAeis
sooa to Miss Lisa Watts.- Toe
newly wedded stODDcd at the Cem-
tni, U this dty but wiU leave thi
aAernooa for a Northers (rip.
Mr. John L Springs wO be
siarried si I o'clock' this evening to
Miss tn Alexas.: .Tac cere
mony will be performed by Dr. A.
W. MuW, st the mldencc oi Dr.
Chas. Alexander, oa Seventh street
Prof. Was. Baker, much to the
delight of those having pianos to
tone, spent two days of this week la
Concord, sad left la the mellowed
tones of saaay lustiuineots the evi
dences of his snuswaf ability to
bring harmony and sweetaess ia
place of rttlliog discord-.
Jobs, Weeks, colored, Nras sr
ralgacd before Esqsfre KaxweD this
morning oa charge of assauIUsf
Joaa Ecclea, also colored Thwxase
van ibawiiaaad at tbe coat ol IM coos-
pkloaat Weeks ad Hanry Joha-
stoa were tbea arraigned wpoa
charge of a affray, and were ftaed s
penar sad costs each. -...,:',,
loe Roseborowgh, a strapping
big acgroboy, was Id the act of
paasiag Willie Snider, a little white
boy, this morntng. The negro had
mootbhil of tobacco Juiee, sad this
he deliberately squirted Into the
bey's eyes, . causing - intense pahai
Roseboraagh was baed ft ana cosa
by EMjnire MaswtlL ,'
Mrs. O'Cooaor. sa trUh woman,
vu Arraigned before, the mayor this
morning apoa tbe charge of aaaatth
ing G. W. McMaaus. She had beta
before the mayor twice wtthia' the
past lew days wpoa the charge of
draaieanesa. The mayor this mora
Ire rare her the bok hetwwaa
going oa the rock pile or Waring the
city. She chose the hitter; sad was
aotibVd (hat site m vat get out to
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Mr. Jsa. B. Tree, superiatefldeat
the Wester Uafoa Telegrsph
Company; arrived at tbe Central this
moraine from a trip South. Mr.
Tree, rscorted bf Maaagee Thoeop.
son, has been taking in the city so.
day. Uks al 00 vkUlor., htft Tm
trpmes klmarl as Ixinj: r
fcroraUy Inpreed Uh Chrkte
is4 mmundiwg .
The ciiy eottoa swkrt coiuisves
(orta!n&( and ttnesang,
cts bi-g pai.1 for the beat cotton.
TV ?.-.. r'r tUy were o
jt'r, r ' JlwWM fu'li
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ATTRACTINO ATTENTION.
eaae of tbe Inqabias About this CM
; andJeeikHt ibat are Ceming in from a
' tlatanc.-Tba "akatcbta" rnlUUaf
tbair Mlsaion.
Never In the history of Charlotte
has this town and section been more
generally Inquired about by parties
desiring new homes and investments
than during the past lew jnombs.
These inquiries have been produc
tive of good results, too, as the num
ber of new residents among us amply
demowatrt fThe town has f been
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fruit of this advertising is being reap
ed. ': One new china store, one dry
goods store, one jewelry store,, one
brick and tile works, one clothing
factory and several smaller industries
have been opened! up in our city by
newcomers in recent days, two fine
residences have been bought by
wealthy new-comers, and a third b
being negotiated for at PfiOo; and
ill this is in addition to the buildings
and Improvements made by our own
people including factories, etc., and
still the tide keeps flowing. Ths
Nxws yesterday received a long let-
ter from a gentleman at Eltnira, New
York, asking for copies of our paper
sad wanting to know all about tbe
chances for investments here. He
said that he was anxious to locate in
tb South, and from what he had
heard of Charlotte, he thought it the
place he wanted to Vve at He was
answered fully. Our! real estate
agents and bosioess men receive such
letters sa these almost daily. Char
lotte Is certainly attracting attention.
A sample letter is handed ws by Mr.
H. C Ecdes. It is" written; by s
party la Chicago, who wants' to es
tablish a branch of a drug manubc
tory here. He asksi , i
1st What h tbe btnaaeae owtkwk
foe vour city the coming' year, and
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your prospecis tor nuurc groww .
md-r-Al what rent can a medium
kited store room for basioes pur
poses, desirably located, be c4taLed?
tni What is tbe general layout
of your dty as to width of streets,
sidewalks and attractiveness as a
place e residence? i 1 .
4tb Are there hay desirable op-
portunltles. for a small Investment of
dry lot oropertyr ..
K 5th A friend contemplates a visit
to your city soon, and if pleased with
the Vocation, would bke to engage in
the grocery business. Do you know
of aay grocer with a moderate stock
who would like to dispose of k lor
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This is s sample of the many letters
that are constantly being received
hers, and it is aa indication of the
nature rrowth of our city. Straws ,
Eke this connot be mistaken. The
Chicago SAaa has been mailed fuS
information oa tbe questions be asks.
DIED IN SAVANNAH.
A Prominent Nora Carolinian Pastas
Away in Qaotgie."
Mr. " Eugene Morebead, one of
North Carolina's most prominent
men, died in Savannah, Ga. yester
day. He 1 was a brother of CoL
John' L. Morebead, of Charlotte.
Mr. Morebead lived in, Durham, and
ranked foremost smong the leading
men of that place. He conducted sT
banking business there, la which be
was eminently successful,, enjoying
the fullest ' confidence and esteem of
the people. He was liberal spir
ited, .progressive man, and 'sided
very materially in the upbuilding of
Durham blstieath Durham sus
tains a loss which will be appreciated
by the people ol the whole State.
Mr. Morebead had been in failing
health for some time past, and at
tbe time 01 nis death be was on a
visit to bis mother-in-law, Mrs.
Lathrop, in savannah. He was
about forty years old, and leaves a
wife and three children. . His body
ill be buried at Durham, and is
expected .to pass through Charlotte
at 5 o dock in the morning.
CoL John L. Morebead has gone
to Savannah, and will accompany
the body to Durham.
Daalb of Mr,' John, B. Raoka ' i
Uncle Jlonnnie1 Rooke b dead.
Tbe bare announcement will cause a
feeling . of , regret throughout the
dty. His death occurred at the
residence of Mr. R. ' A. Beattie, in
this city, st 11.15 o'clock this morn
ing, after a long and painful sick-
aes. " Mr.' Rooke was about 70
years of age, and had lived fat Char
lotte since the war. . '
He wss oneof the old wnrecon-
structed, and a truer or more de
voted . " Democrat sever .. Eyed.
When the war broke out he was m
the government employ at Norfolk,
Va., but at once resigned his poar
tioa and collated fat behalf ol the
South." la 1863 became to Char
lotte under uucractioaa of the Coav-
foderste Government with Messrs. H
W. Tatum, ', Joha A. Bixby, and
others, to. locate a navy yard here.
and Mr. Rooke was one of the prin
cipal enatiocers eaeared oa that
work.: He has lived la Charlotte
cootuuwaaly since that time. He
was a loyal Southerner and a true
man. He poescaned a kindly and
sympathetic , disposition, and Us
death wQl be regretted by all our
people, by - whom the name oi
'Unde Johnny" wiO always be add
ia loving remembrance, 1 1 .- .'
The funcnl aervicea win be con
ducted from the residence of Mr. R.
A. Beatty. corner of East Ninth sad
C streets, st 10 o'clock tomorrow
I morning, and the friends and ac
quaintance arc invited. ;
TIM rM DMM.
V The friendly suit which has bees
pending between the two Episcopal
dioceses ia this Sate relative to a
irgary of lxooo devised by Mia
Mary Smith, of Chapd Hill, to the
diocese of North Carolina, has beta
deckled la savor of a divswoa ba
the two' dioceses. The be-
quest was made, aars the Wilming
ton Review, when there was but 00
diocese la the State, that of North
CamKna. - No other decision thaal
that tendered byjadg Graves, ft
Km to as, was possible ia the case,
and we have never yet area the eec
taahy for legal Interference In the
matter. The 4ocese of fcast t-ere-fine
b as much a part of the old
dkxxs of North CaroKnA as is ht
present diocese bering that nam.
There was simply 'a dlvisioa ol tbe
old diocese, a sort of dissoluifoa of
partnenMp, SI k were, sad hence
the assets oi the firm should be di
vided ' : ; -
IUi ha a Csa CX.
The entfoe rrTxe of Saa-len A Ott
was vUiied by robbers Ut nM,
and ft 30 taken from the mrwy
diar. TT M-v
worked ; -t a f-r '.
t it.-ftl a 1 I i-',' '" ;
;.at syaaalawosi. ' .
Ground for the United States
court house and post office building
for Charlotte was broke this soora
bg by Messrs. Hannibal Edwards
and John D. Northey, who, at noted
la yesterday's News, secured the
eon tract for excavating , at -11 J.
They art to hare the excavation com
pleted and ready lor the foundation
within J5 days. The contractors
have gone to work with a Urge force,
sad are moving dirt rapidly. It b
probable that they ,wU have - the
work completed before the specified
time 1ms expired.
Mrs. Hkka, of Oaford. N. C. is
ia the city, the guest of M'm IMiise
Moreboad, oa South Tryon street, ,
Mr. Itelss. of tbe lleias rklnng
Company, of ritUburg, Pa., with hi
wile, daughter and ana, Ve in the
dty, the guests of Mr. sad Mis. J.
T. Rosa, They have Jw retunnd
trotn s trip to Oevetaad Spring.
Dr. C 5. Roetelle, of LLicoln
county, snd Mr. F. B. Fort jns, of
Shelby, are at the Pu6d. They art
en their wy to tke inavjf,rat)o.
Mr. R W. KlfM, t4 tK- Rg-k-l-.-Sjm
U at Cer'ul.
'v REDUCED PRICES IN BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S ;
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IT TE INFORMED YOU LAST WEEK. ! ABOUT OUR FUR
W NISHING GOODS, also COLLARS AND CUFFS. We have
found plenty of buyers st the prices which we have been selling them at,
and they are still going st the same prices. But this week we are making
sucim! iui un uui
CHILDRENS SUITS AND KNEE PANTS
Such as we have never done heretofore . We do not mean to sell you
shoddy goods. ' No, by no means, for our reputation is too well esub
Dsned for selling s good quality of Gothing at low prices. So we start to
give you s few sketches of the prices for which you can buy .
BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
At our house. ' Children's Knee Pants at as cents. Of this lot we have
about 75 pairs, and sizes to fit boys from 4 to 8. We sold them at 50c v?
tt,. ... tnf h cn nair tn rJnM. These are all wooL and we
We have another lot of uuiaren 1 rants woicn wr, wixcu, sonic we
sold at fi.oo, $L3s, $1.50, 1.75 and $2.00, all go at this sale for 85 cents. ;
yjMi vjniuren s uii wuku fc v" u w". .. i.u
quality for the prices which we let them go at thb week. We single out
loo SUIIS, BUCS 4 IO 13, . uur; tun, lumuw 'S"1. ..,m..p. pi.
7.50. All are included in thb sale at the unheard of pnee of $3.50-
'k . .trlv .It -iwil ' W rr4nrn mmm to nnv norchaser if
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he can duplicate any suit for double the money elsewhere. . . J
-SHIHT WAISTS O
i . We have an elegant assortment, and intend to stop ladies from making
hem at home, because it b a very tedious fob for a lady to makea wa st
or a boy when she will be able to buy at - ,
KAUFMAN'S-
KAUFMAN'S
A waist to suit snd fit ber boy st 15 cents. Thb want we sold at 5 cts. .
last season, and we have a lew to dose and they all must go. We have a
large lot of dark waists such as Polka Dots snd Stripes and Fancy Figures
which we sold at 58. 40, 45 and 50 cents each. We have put them ia thb
tale at S cents. Thse waists are Percale and the prices we sell them at
are leas than the coat of the material. Don't miss your chance, as these
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W.1' -KAUFMAN & CO.'S.
.- LEADING CLOTHIERS, FURNISHERS una HATTERS,
Comer Central llotet Charlotte, N. C
SEIGLE'S SILK SALE.
- ' 'All of thb week we will offer everything in our S2k Department at
greairy reduced prices. The great success waicfc sttedd oor Line Sale
has induced es to make a similar one In tbe Silk Derrtmeot.' Every
piece of Silk m thb department has been reduced ia pricev. .
, One piece of "Faille Franceise" at it.oo, worth -
One piece of ha me rrancejse at ai.oo, worm j
' One piece of perfection" at f 1.75.' worth foo.
One piece of ,rrfcctoa, at U. n. "worth fli.j
' ' All SUkS st f t.30 now eaarked down to flt.37 .
50, , , -
Thb aale ladudes all Gros Grains, Failles, Armours, JJotrca, Rhad-
n. . .. r 1 A r-v :
ataes. KnaoximeTs. jmkiosv owaus uu vmw
BROCADES These have once more become Eavontes and now b
the time to buy them. Our lot has beca reduced to the cost of maauiao.
ture. They must be sold. Now as your opportunity.
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CHILDREN'S SHOES.
For Boys' and Carls' school snd vacation wear we recom-
snend tbe ccleorated
SOLAR TIP SHOES,
Warranted the best la the wocU One pair of Aese shore
.T1 mm tm,4t lui, tJ Hkt OthaW W WS
always have S large stock of these shoes whkh we sea very low, saadc
either barked or spring heels. Write for prices or tall and examine. For
ate at wholeaaJe at mnuacturenf . prices. We are daily receiving our
.b rJ coins' W whkh wiU aomnrise the best makes, btest styles
Md lowest pnees evef rfiowt, b this market, ' '
t waeservskwee, at a a m
t S. Tryoa Stmt. ' ' " Successors t Pegra-O Co.
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19 EASt Taati St.
AvnntKR LOT OF THOSE
ELEGANT HANDMADE
"UOIESr - WJLU1I?EIST MTCI I'Ull
Thce are beau Jul niters, very srybsh,
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1 gr.de of goods. !
Our Acme last, for real dress, fa the
mot petint fctting Shoe nld M thb
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tbem la the nJ-em-t wJtb and an tbe ,
.- 1 s. k When ha acd Oi a
handsome pair of walking shoes it J
pay ywe to see cuts.
17 CRAY ft CO.
JAS. HARRISON & CO
40 SOtmi TRYON STRLLT.
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