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The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02
r. NICHOLS.

This name is known to the majority of the
people of Mecklenburg and surroun nding coun-
try as the "Reliable" in the Furniture line and
leader in new styles. Should you want any
article described below l will give them to you
at greatly reduced prices, and defy competition.
1t wilt be TO your advantage to remember this.
Parlor Suits.
One piece Suit, solid Walnut Frame, very
best quality of Raw Silk, handsomely carved
and ornamented, at $27.
One piece Suit, Solid Cherry Frame, uphol-
stored in fine quality of Silk Plush, combination
colors, shell back and one of the handsomest
Suits in stock, at $5S.
One Suit in Launoy Plush, six pieces, latest
thing out, and something worth calling to see in
order to keep up with the times, at $65.
Lounges.
Think of it. You can have neat Raw Silk
Lounge in your house for $3.50. No household
should be without this useful article when it can
be obtained at such small price.
One Moquet Lounge, solid Walnut Frame,
best quality, at $6. ..-....
One Wool Plush Lounge, Walnut Frame,
very high back, handsomely carved, at $12.
One Silk Plush Lounge, solid Walnut Frame,
neatly carved and ornamented, high back.
$13!75.
One handsome Turkish Lounge, new design
and something different from anything you have
seen, at $14.
Everything looks nice on paper. as you will
possibly say, but visit to my large stock will
convince you that mean what l say, and sell
Goods cheaper than any house in this section.
BURGESS NICHOLS.
March %, 1890.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02

THE BEST FATTENING RATIoN.-ln
those sections where sweet potatoes are
grown easily, the use of small potstoes for
poultry will MAKE an excellent ration for
fattening poultry intended for market.
Cooked potatoes thickened with corn meal
will put more flesh on a hen in the short
est time than any other food known. ln
fact any kind of food rich in sugar will
fatten stock or poultry quickly, and there
is nothing superior to sweet potatoes for
that purpose. Such food, however, Is not
suitable for laying hens, as with them fat
is detrimental to laying.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02
USeful Work.

Wherever there is disposition to dc
useful work'it can always be found to be
done. One OF the great causes of idleness
and thriitlessuess 10 all lands is indiffer'
'ence among working men and extrava,
canoe in domestic management. Willing
hands are never wholly idle. Duties
press SO closely on men aud women with
proper conceptions Of the worth of living
as to keep them employed all the while,
and at the same time never overworking
them. There is much in the manner OF
doing work to escape being wearied by
its performance, precisely as there is a
method OF doing things, by which people
never appear to be idle. Men who &C.
quire fortune and rise to emiuence are
never idle and never really exhausted.
Such people have their time for thought
as we'll as that for exerLion, and it is to
the efforts OF such people that the world
owes the grandest achievements that gilt
ter on its records. When boys and men
in any place of employment must be kept
at work, they are of no actual profit to
their employer. There is no inspiration
or impulse in them, and as consequence
they are not of the doers of work who put
brain as we'll as Drawn 10 what they do
Raleigh Visitor. ...
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02

No connects at Hamlt't with lne LIo,,e spi .
Central mt; R. R. for Wilmingt On, CharlO'''
Mo connects at Sanford with the 1SHi spi
and Yadkin Valley Railway fer Faye''''
all points on that road. the Raleigh
No. 2connects at Raleigh WIN
CASTOR r. r. for all points Nortn. trains No.
and No. sbetween Charlotte and Z saTH TH Supt
"l1u - VIM. SMI ln'
JOHN @. WINDER, Gen'l Manager
Feb. 2, 1885.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02

On trains so and 81, Pullman Buffet sleepr
between Atlanta and New York, Danville AM
Augusta, and Greensboro via Asheville, .
MOrristown, TeL,
On trains 81 and 81, Pull an Buffet sleep
between Washington and New Orleans, v
Montgomery, and between Washington an
Burmingham, Richmond and Greensboro, an
Raleigh and Greensboro, snd between Washing
ton and Augusta, and Pullman Buffet Sleeps
bew Washington and AshevilIe and HO'
Springs.
through tickets on sale at principal satoH
10 all point For rates, local and through tmI
Ia Dles apply to any Agent of the Company OIL
SOL HAAS, JAS L. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager Gen. Pas. Agent
Wa. TURK. Div Pass. Agent, Raleigh, Nc
March z, 1890. E -
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02
Cow Peas and Hog Cholera.

~ASE0
On q farm where have some very poor
sandy land, have fenced off several lots
of so acres each, and have late in May
drilled in one bushel of cow peas to the
acre on two of the lots. As soon as the
peas begin to ripen I turn in so large
hogs and from go to 80 shosts and brood
sows. On the farm / have never lost a
hog from cholera. On my home farm l
had in an orchard 25 pure Berkshire
shoats, 4 brood sows and boar. These
were fed on milk with a small quantity OF
corn and as many apples as they could
eat. lost all the shoats, three OF the
sows aud the boar. On farm two miles
from my house l planted an orchard of 20
acres in COW peas; as they became ripe
turned on them 40 hogs and so or go
shoats and sows. Before killing the large
hogs fed for two weeks on corn. Up to
February 20 had no hog with cholera
on this farm. At my mill, o hall mile
beyond this farm, the hogs were fed on
"mill stuff and corn meal mixed. Here
lost out of l6 fat hogs. Am to con-
clude from this experience that the peas,
used on two farms, saved my hogs from
cholera Pr. II. ID. in Country Gentle
man.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02
OFFICE OF THE
OFFICE OF THE
VIII ALE HOU s e
S. Wittkowsky.,
1890. SPRING AND SUMNER, 1890.
40 per Cent. Increase.

4O per Cent. increase.
Mr.. Sam Wittkowsky, the great Wholesale mer-
chant, has leased the Bryan building, On West
Trade street, where he will temporarily conduct
a branch establishment.
His present house is to be remodeled ard
added to, and work is to be commenced upon il
at once Mr. Josiah Asbury has the contract
The entire two story front is to be taken out
and replaced by splendid plate glass front
with large show windows; the division wall
which divides Mr.. Wittkowsky's big house into
put in its place, and third story is to be added
to the building. An elevator, to be run by cleo
trio power, will be placed in the building. When
all is completed, Mr., Wit,kowsby will have a
large basement and three spacious floors for his
goods, and one of the handsomest stores in the
Southern States. Mr.. Wittkowsky has had these
improvements in contemplation for some time
His business, always large one, has steadily iu-
creased, until more room and better facilities be-
came an absolute necessity. Mr.. Wittkowsky
has faith in Charlotte and Charlotte has faith in
Mr.. Wittkowsky. His name is a household
word throughout all this section of the South,
and he has won his success and the immense
trade which he commands by fair dealing, energy
and business tact. The improvements to his
store will be pushed to a rapid completion, and
when everything is in shape the prince whole
saler of the South will give house warming
that will be remembered
March 90, 1890.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02
Carolina Central Railroad CO

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
s.. a- Wilmington, June. 2. 1889. )
On aud after Nov, II, 1889, the fOlloEIl
schedule will be operated on this road,
WESTBOUND TRAINS.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02

Raleigh & Augusta Airline HalAOss, o",,,
Connects at Hamlet with the Caro!ins. ~ N I'D
running to Wilmington, and at kaleiss ES
the Raleigh s. CASTOR Road running
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02

solution of the whole drainage problem.
Take care of your uplands. Terrace them
in this manner, and the bottom lands will
take care of themselves. - TOrEvtlIe En-
| Q,GiSer.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02
AGRICULT LTUR r AL.
The Drainage Problem.

Not hoso to run the soater Oft, ba1 ho'c to
Keep it on the land.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02

Trains No. Al and 80 make close co9nISsJIl nNl.isI
between Charlotte and points North via nals Has,a
Trains no. 81 and 81 make close coAh'''
at Hamlet, to and from Raleigh. ,,,.;,s,a
Through Sleeping Cars between lni'e
and Charlotte and Charlotte and Ralelg9M;r KIT
+" superinteDd'''
F. w. CLARK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Nov % 1899 d.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02

BETWEEN WEST POINT, RICHMOND 8 RALEp
Via KeYsville, Oxford and Durham.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

+Daily except Sunday, %Daiy. FDaily G'
c..pt Monday.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02

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DRUGGISTS ID e-ast-sst -@7
Manufactured by THE N0LANDINE COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA. q. S. A. 1s--s s-.
he DRUG TRADE OF CHARLOTTE AND vICINI1 SUPPLIED
5 The Wilson Drug COMPANY.
asa DR. BRACES e.a - FIRE LIFE
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02

W Prominent cattlemen of Crook
county, Oregon, have recently expressed
the opinion that hornless cattle were bet
ter able to endure severe cold than those
having horns. They base this opinion
upon the experience of the past winter.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1890-05-02

OVERHEAD CHECK RE1N.-The over
head check rein for toe horse is refined
and steady torture, not for tie strain
back " ard of the neck, but because the
animal cannot see the ground on which be
is stepping. The swaYing of his head
from side to side ia evidence OF his trying
to find reliet.-Boston Transcript.
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y5pf,YNfs NgWs.

Tde vile OF CO.. Marshall Parks died Sut-
denly ia Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. J5hn u Forbes, Of F4rqajer, did IN
Baltimore on Thuracag ale: ghor: iiae7s.
Nearly syerY family in tho yi!lega o.
Csntervills haa tue nees.es. Tag sccooi
neG TO cIosa,
Mr. R. Z. Neg house Died at bis bone il
lower Fapqaier cpuaty few days since,
sged 80 ysa:s
Al old mill near PuraelIpillc, L1udouu
county, has hesn converted into disil!ieFy
and is nov IL operation.
Mr.. Edward L. Faat died Tuesday night
at the residouce Of her son-ln-!tw, Capt.
Ham. Sbepperd, in Warrenton.
Mrs. ioekcnooroug5. w'dow Of Judge
] W. Brcckeuhorough CT Lexington, @at
slightly stricken With Paralysis on Thursday.
Mr.. Jsba a. Washington snd Miss Jamie
mbler, daughter of the late Kew. O. Il.
Ambler, were married Ia Charie5.oTo, W.
Va, last week.
The governor yesteidag commissioned
Thomas Whitehesd pve-en1 incumeen
commissioner OF Agriculture for two yesra
from January l next. Tue governor also
aopointed Dr.. Jacob Michauz of Redmond,
aud Dr.. John w. billiard, Of Lgnchburg,
members of the State Board OF Medical
Examiners, vice Dr.. L Ashton, resigned,
and Dr.. l. S. Slone, removed from The State.
The negro burglar who ss:ionsly cut d..
William a. Wheeler, of the u. :. Marine
Hcspita Service, and Mrs. Waeeier IN
Norf,lk Thursday evening, was oauGh,
yeste day. Ha is an e4-convict. named
H. hGQ or
pistol shote, fred as The negro YVES making
bis escape, took fleet in his heGd, iDii:cti: &
ugly but not fatal wounds.
This Circuit Court of Pitisyivanie county,
bss been engaged all the week trying the
sensational caBa OF Walters against Walton,
wherein William Walters farmer, sued
Jchu Walton, o very we'll TO do young farm
er. for damages for seducing the handsome
young daughter OF Walters Tie jdey ye5-
terday rendered verdict in favor OF Va
tore, placing damages et $1,000.
Waite. Johnson. the negro aho ats mpted
to commit a c7ininsl asserlt % Mrs. E ia
beth Majors, iu Nottawey county, elected
Yesterday to be tried at the Apr!i tern OF
the Circuit Court. Johnson would have
ben lynched bat for the prossc ion OF two
% l.tary companies. He was taken TO Peters
burg yesterday under the eacor5 OF the
Petersburg Grays, aud lodged 10 jail.
1t Ia egaln lumored in Charlottesville
that the Chesapeake and OAio aud Rich
moud and Danville railroads have entered
INFO a contract of eaee by which It's sgraed
that the latter will bu.li an additional
track over the Virginia Midland divsioc
to O.nnge Courthouse. s. Owing the Caefa-
na.ka ord q ,io tho ,ipht of WAY over tr;s
road 30 Aiexandr;a, the Chesapeake Bnd
Ooio TO have fu!l control of the branch 5t-
iwsen Oespga Courthonse end Gordansyil5.
Il is said The lsaso vi be for nlDet! -:!ia e
gears
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Mr Parnell.

LONDON, Dec. MI. Gladstone refuses
absolutely to enter into negotiations cen.
cerulng The Irish cnrstehnlaty and the set.
Element Of esrat:an difficulty until Mr.. Par
ne,ls retirement from the head OF the Irish
party is az accent shed fact. He RENAME
fi.m ia fis determination TO in no way Re
coguiz, Mr. Parbei as the leader OF the
Datoneiists.
At tho Parnol IN ,oting to sy, Mr.. S, xton gave
his uliimatum to the effect thst il decision on
the question of Mr. Parrcl's retirement was dc
ayed By tho chairman, Mr. Parnell, after 6
o'clock his evening, tho majority Of tho repro
son,atives of the party would hold meetirg OF
thoir own and dcpcso him from oilico. A scene
OF CREST ezotmcnt followed his amour cement
Mir. Abraha n moved that Mr.. PANEL vacate
the Craftsmanship of the party Mr.. Psrnel re-
fused to allow tie melton to BIO lat, Wherein on
Mr. McCsrthy, followed By A other members,
left the ROOM
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Ira redu in q Hntel.

At eight o'clock last night the boarders at thu
Commercial Hotel, ia Atlanta, Ga, woro star cl
by tho soun6 of q pistol shot in one of the rooms
w. L. Walsco had shot his wife. Wallace was
morbdy jealous AMI has been threatening to kin
his wife for several months. Two moaths Ego he
placed stol at her tempe aud told her il she
moved or spoke he would blow her brains GU.
Lsst-night lie relumod his threats and his vie
1ed to the room OF Nj elderly lazy and locked her
self in. Wallace attempted to break down the
door, Failing in thu, he broke opon the tIansou
and eprang through, filling upon bed. dis vic
iled To a corner near the bureau. He went dir,c.
ly TO her W tn cscked i,to IN his hsnd, and lie
gan firing. Three shots was fred, and ri the lsst
shot she fell upon the bed, shot brough the ,hgh
"Y0u have killed her" shrIeked the lady occupant
OF tho room. If hav, MT kIllci her, III mo
back and Irish her. He lhen ), 1. Let me ki l
mysolf now, ard ho ran into snOGhor room. Ei5
courage oozed out, for he sme out soon sftciwdId
pistol in hand, and l,d. 10 ran down an sllev,
dropped his PISTOL, aud stopped to lex it up 3Lo
police lost sight of him, bat tracked HIM 30 tho
river. The couple msdo q runaway mAtch oH
July l.h, Mrs. Wallace, neo Mrs. Leban, being
much his senior in years and n divorced wife at
the time Wallace Is about 23 yoa;s of age. His
wife was The proprietres5 of the Commercial He
tel, whlre tho shooting occurred. no ball enter
cd the right hip and is still eDbodacu In the FISH
The lous, was guarded by pc Ice .a1t shJ ~
fear that Wallace will return and carry cut IS
threats Of killing his wife,
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1EHsn OF TEE DAY.

A trust has been formed in Georgia to COZ
troll ali the yellow pine.
V. & A. Meye-, the largest coiton-horse
in New Orleans, have faied liabilities,
100000
COINS big co,tei factory in New York
was destroyed By fire. lae5 light, causing g
loss OF $3.50 COO.
Secretary Noble has announced plan 70!
aiding claimants to secure pensions without
the help of attorneys.
The republican caucus omnittee OF tie
Senate has decided to postpone c0nsiter6-
tion OF the resolution shutting Oft debate.
Mrs. Peel, wife OF the Speaker OF the
House OF Commons, aud Sir John Waiter
Huddiestop, member OF the English High
Court OF Justice, are dead.
Druggist Fay, after being dead for 10 days,
was fnaliy buried on Thursday ct Hami!"
ton, n ] Even up to the last moment the
face retained its life-!ik3 appearance.
Dr.. Russell, senior psthooeist ct The
Elm burgb Royal IOGrmary claims that ho
has discovered the cancer parasite, which, he
maintains, he has traced TO fungus OF the
yeast type.
The correspondence between secretsry
Blaus and Minister n zner over the Bar
rundia affair shows that M:Zler vas esVerc-
~ reprimand,d for exceeding hi5 powets
and was then recalled.
Mr.. Gladstone yesterday informed ctm-
mittee OF Dationeliats that he would d!s-
euss the Irish land and c0nstrabuiary Que:-
lions with the members Of the homs-rule
party, provided no reference waa mada 10
Parrel's leadership.
Three patients in New Haven, Conn.,, who
have been treated under DR.. Koch'5 nevis
discovered cure fer consumption, are attract
ing the attention of madicsl and scieuiihc
msn. Toe patients arc progressing h1ely
anu give good grounds. 30 the doctors ssy,
to beieva thai the lymph will accomplish
ali that is claimed io7 1t.
4 dispatch from Central, s. c., says Henry
Johnson. thu negro who Sd ou.fage0usiy as
:auted Mss Walters On Monday, and vino
was riddied With bullets and lett fer dead
on Wednesday, was sl;ve Thursday ever
;rg. The result Of t5is discovery WAS The
reassemb'ipg OF q mob that burned hiG 10
death on pie of dry leaves end brush.
Surgeon Nswmap, at the Charity Hoe
pits!. on ackEeIl's Island, n Y, rsports
that 1hnnie Ge;hns and t!s pe5 spaniel
Y . ara sill doing niosly," aud tho 20.0
day Stree the attsmpt was made to graft e
piece Of deg bone into JohoDie's sa!u-coae
eunureG we'll fo, the success Of the opers-
tiop. The dcc;or thinks it most probable
the separation OF the boy and dos wculd &C.
cur tomorrow.
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Good TemnIars

Laat nights session of the Grand Lodge
10. g. T. YVES called 10 orde. al 7:30 O'clock
by G. Q. T. Sheppard, and Rev. s. ]. Lg.
gan was appointed Cnapiaiu.
The following resolution was then
adopted
Resolved. That tie thanks OF this Grand
Lodge are due, and they are hereby tender
ed, especially to Mr.. George II. Hayden,
reporter for the ALEXANDRIA GAzETTE.
and to other papers repre- seated, end also to
other reporters for the willingness and
correctness of their work, and to the ALRX-
ANDRIA GAZETTE for its extended reports OF
the proceedings.
An invitation was received from the Ma
tional Temperance Society fer the G. l..
to elect nine delegates to attend the tenth
national temperance convention &c he held
in June, 1891, at Saratoga, n. 7. The
Grand Lodge accepted thu Invitation and
elected the following Delegates: z. D. Shep-
herd, q. C. T.; G. W. Hewxauls5. g. S.
Hon. ] n. Stubhs, @. II. Hayden, s. c.
Adams, Mrs. l.. B. ShoatF, Mrs. S. e. Bsily
Alternatss-J. Fl. Shepherd snd G. Il.
Baker.
A telegram was sent to the GraaG Lodge
of Maryland, 10 session in Baltimore: exteot'
ing greetings.
The committee on obituary reported on
the death of Measrs Jas f. Divine, Julian
4. Moore sud Mrs Coaker, and eulogistie
speeches were made by several members.
The reports CT the condition Of the various
lodges we're then received, and Tegs very
interesting.
During the love feast that followed, Rev
W. Wcod, Of Charlottesville, in an appropri
ate speech presented Col. ]. R. Miller, Te.
firing Grand Chief Tsmplar. with hand.
some gold watch and chain, ss token o
the esteem 10 which he is held By tbs
members OF the Grand Lodge.
The Grand Chief Templar thanked The
members foT their gift in touching address
The train from Richmond haRiDg baen &c.
tanned it was II O'CLOCK beiose the Grand
Counsellor, MIR. julius a. aOheon, arrived
and ne was then installed into offi1a by Ser
ator Suob5.
Speeches were made By most all OF the
members present, anu the meetiug con:ic
usd until O'Clock tha morning, when act
IG. @. T. Kalstrom closed the Crane
Lodge of Virginia until December next.
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The Indians.
left the room

PINE RIDGs AGENCY. 8 D, D.c Gas
Father Juie, the Catholic priest, has just re-
turned from q peri!ions mission to the
hos.I!s Iaiisa', where be went to make 8
Gasl effort for peac,b'e adjustment of the
present crisis The camp was reschsd after
two dass OF hfz ,rdons travel when Father
Ju!s opsned thu council By asking the
chiefs to ala the particular cause of their
grievance. Ths replies Of thu Indians we're
lhss they Obi sc.sd to the recent csrsus .e
turns. The enumeration, they said, would
not give fool sufficient for them to live on,
aad addsa: 81 W. are to recslve food &C.
oording TO ihat en1moratioa We shall
sssrva. bu Wa sill haya one Big eat before
hs Starving timos oomss. After that We
shall fight on7 As. & ,ht, and the white man
saaI sac more b'ood, more made by Us from
our guns than ever bsfots. The chiefs,
after much persuasion, vera induced to
c,me to tha Agency, Were they will meet
Gan. B.ocke TO day.
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Foreign NeTs.

LONDON, Dec. 6-The shipping federation
has Issued manifesto defyirg the united
labor council which yesterday ordered
strike OF the seaman aud f.emen employed
by several of the steamship companies here
TORONTO, Dec. 6 "A os lie iisps tch to he
Globe ssys rumols are current That the he
gotistions regarding New Foundsnd with
Francs are progressing vel still i; is doub.
full whether they will be concluded before
the modus vivendi expires II not short
renewal of that agreement W Ii be arraogeG.
MONTREAL. Qle. Dsc. 6 The Dominion
Gotten Mil Co.. composed Of wealthy MOI
trealers, has completed the amagematiou {
the gray cotton mills OF Canada. Thee
mills, which vera built at cost o. 81 100000
have been purchased By the company f,.-
s.. 500 600 and will coma uo3er the nsw
management January Two or three
the amsller mills will maaaiac.uTe executive
ly for export to China, Wes5 Indie5 aad
South America. The c,pisai OF The con,
pany Ia So, 0C0 coo