fSABLOTTE OBSERVER):
gUBSCEIPTIOl RATES.
; The Obskstu Job Department hma been '
thorocgbly aapplled. with every needed -wan
V and with the latest styles ofTypavand
every manner ot Job Work can now be done v
with neatnew, dispatch and cheapness "' ' "
, "We can rarnlah at short notlee - -;-- -BLANKS,
BILL HEADS,
' LETTER HE IDS, OABDfl, " "l" " ;-
Pir (postpaid) in advance, r $3- 06
n)09. ' - W
1
3 mos.
I'm"
ba 2t!
1 mon
io
nut O f the county, postpaid. 2 10
6 months,
vol xh.
TAG3, EECEIPTS. POSTEna, "f .
Liberal redactions for clubs.
; CIAllLOTTE' Nv . ; 3ATiJIlDAY, JUKE 2 , 1875.
; PEOGRAJIilES, HAND BILLSL, -
, V , U PAMPHLETS, CHECKS &a- Aa.
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mLlG4 "CmAPJEEVthan - ANY HOUSE
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Ladies' Jiom, uoat ana;UaUShoe8.and;Uaitera......
W Lames ur
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OUR GOODS ARE FOR SALE!
WOW IS T H E TIME TO BUY!
wif inr nrirfiHiNFf hrt
ii l mi i. ul i Liiiiiiiit.li riiu
LOOK AT, THE PRICES,
LES' BEST LADIES CLOTH and GOAT GAITERS,
SIGNER'S ' ' " ,
Misses
E HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF ALL
sold. The above i pricey are STRJCTLyASliV, j y O .:, fl j
CALL SOON FOR BARGAINS.
W A D.E &:P.EG B AM,
Ju 20
CHARLOTTEr N".' C.',' OPP
Burgess KTichols cS Co.,
WHOLESALE &! RETAIL
F
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Pply of LcungesV All gTad-?s,'.:A full assortment o
r"a, uu nanu.
H f R C H - a" II T'
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PHILLIPS
CfARLMTE,:NC, - W
tsr ALWAYS , OTTAEAIITEES
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MA5UFACTUBKES 0 . - !?.
BTITT.Tima Hf ATT?T?T AT?.
r-OORDra'.AKD BOARDS PRESSED
: TO ! ORDER; mi a
Estimates for alt kinds of T V1'-" '
SHORT NOTICE.
iSstisfacti
ion guaranteed in work and prices.
TweIftb Street, Between Byrd and Caryi
RICHMOND, VA.
120 lm
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GRE AT
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4a -. ' , : siV. s
b TiilR GOObs INJ PliOPORTION.
W .IRdFRONT BUILDING CHARLOTTE, N. C.
S. S. PEGRAM.
3S GR. . EH ,
BEDUCTIO N
TOFJifirirEniii i
i t 1 i y uu
$2 50
.i' - ;. :s , '
i 2 00
3.00
1.75
SUMMER-GOODS, THEY-MUST BE
SITE CENTRAL llOTEL.
1 1 v.J
! " DEALERS IS
U R N I T U R iv
D D I N G, &c.,
No. S
West Trade Street,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
tUE?
l , JUST RECEIVED.
! A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF
' 1 '
j Parlor Suits, in Hair Cloth
j Terry ana 'iieps. aiso, new
UL etalic. Cases,r Caskets and Wood
Jun 13
t- i i t
' T A I h; 0 H ,
R A t H O T EL.
satispactioit. ra :
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CLEVELAND MINERAL SPRINGS
. .i ' ..---! . " ii j - i
Vy . .I. . .. ... . "-rim i
: ' Yf I "Formerly Wilson'a.
0 I
Jt , Near Shelby, N. C, 55 miles WratofChar-
;jc This favorite Watering PlacewiU be
open ior ine rewiiwvu L
r, T-ti..i riii hA mAt bv hacks and con-
?e"yan TSkf AJrtliro and
other points, wherever- desired. - Cold and
WamBaths, White Sulphur, Red. Sulphur
rKaihantj- Water.
"Ttalian' Band of Music,' and other sources
rmnno.ment.' '' ''!i4 V
. For further information, w;
vi " -r u ; ;- --T-W BREVARD, ;
' jtt22eod2m - i.l Propneto
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FALL IN
y. i'i
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SHOES, and are hot
in Ghartte-i ti r V
now
W Jt -K.I U t t
i
$2.fift
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, 1.75
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AEE
The Charlotte Obseryer.
PUBLI8HI BY
Charles IE. Jones, l'roprtetor
Office, Observer Building, Corner
Trade and College-Streets '
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I have appointed Dr F. H. Glover my
lawful agent to collect claims due me, either
for job wort, or for subscriptions. He is
authorized to receipt for any sums that nay
be placed in bis bands for collection
Chas. R. Jones,
Editor & Proprietor.
J Office of the Charlotte Obsxbtkk, March
18th, 1875. ma2l-tf
City Bulletin.
There were tipiyarpa of 10Q arrivals at ,l
the Central HotfeVf esterday.8
Young lovers will be glad to know that
August. will have two moons. It will be
distressing intelligence, however, to owners
of gates.
, During such time3 as these, all newapapers
ought to be made to suspend, and people
made to not demand news when there isn't
any.
We leturn thanks to Messrs Tiddy fc Brc
for a copy of Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Paper of July 3rd, containing illustrations
of the Bunker Hill Centennial
The heat yesterday was very oppressive,
but humanity was relievd in a measure from
its sweltering, about noon, by the springing
up of a stiff and refreshing breeze.
Charlotte carried away the lion's share of
the honors at Davidson, on Thursday, four
of her daughters having been presented with
regalias by marshals The taste .displayed
by the young men was very admirable.
ITliere Was nothing in the Mayors
Court yesterday, and not an item of branch of railroading, while he was a con- Ahrens of this city, and Cadets H H Clans
even. !tbe most trivial character, in ductor. ! On Thursday evening, as the well- sen and F H Bull, participated. These ca
police circles. - The city is quiet, just filled train was about leaving Dayidson, dets all spoke with great foreibilily and
now, to a fault. : coming to Charlotte,'1 he mounted Tthe- en- showed quite a mastery of the German
These commencement times have brought
quite a number of strangers to the city, in
the past two or three days, arid their pres- u. v- u -y-,n,n
f more ac sidenng the fact that he hadn't run an en-
tivity on the streets, than we have witnessed
since the Centennial
All mankind in this city, sighed yester
day, as the perspiration rolled down, for "a
lnde-e In some vast : wilderness." or to be
anchored out in the midst of the Arctic Sea,
surrounded bv numberless icebergs, of un
limited dimensions. ? t
The associate editor left last night for
Johnston county. His last observation
.lefore going was, that the most morti
fying episode in a hoy s life, is when he
gets a new straw ! hat and his mother
i- : C i:
inSlSLS UUOU lllUlis; v VVltll Jil-vvl .. v.ttiivv.
UUTIOUS lienommauons oi money.
At the First National Bank, of this city,
...
the curious can see some silver coins, three
ythe dollar. :Those ho; have seen this
money nave oeen mucu m---r--3-u m u
any one cain see it by calling upon the hand -
some and accommodating cashier, -M. P.
Pegram. Esq.
A Preventive A
We are informed by one who has tried it
that an. effectual preyenuve oi w-anei. ktm
may be found (n jsarryflitf; aafatida' about
tne nerson ana uusk juiowiuuw
it in solution or. otherwise. - It can do no
harm and it is very wnhdenUyecominen4-
ed but hot by any physician so far as we have
heard.
Something New Under tne sun.
Anideastrdc&rtilr excelieut.city .m4fshat
: i .. X : 4.1. tl ja a na
theotner aay, ana we mm-. -
Srr de tctawttng
7 . - r oHft nf th-t
aooui, in rraugiuiuB w , r
imoortant part.;. The marshal got!oi'mad
that he flourished his stick around over hia
h!e A.S
witnic v.Aiw.iu).wi,wjwlr""vr'r;7;
head and -how-case. but it is not J rehUed
rence. ytJ a'Aii t . ( -
one-. lit was fighting flies on n .neaa wiw imnM ofoneL e There is an account in I thstitnte has already reached a high echo- .
his walking cime:; ebbare-fjwted, wan ; : J ' . " . .
his acquaintances know, on- tne top oi tne faf the county and if yillage;it ,
headL-and was sitting down in a store, lean-1 . k j n-rhnu. io.4M4 ' m l-miEsnr vJ-.I' fr- "J -i ' ' v. I '-
We are now about on the turn wheil the
the. longest day Of the yiearTS The son rose I
at 4;36 aJm'L and set at 728 .pv- m.vtaaklne 1
H hours 53mmutefrdm!'suntosun;f, Jor 1
- jJwL . ii '.tv. t.- ' I
-i--iV i,: 'i, ...'...'l : a. 1 J -
UOY UI tiruiueiT'WlU iUO 11U .BUUfBUllUU! I
tuangc m quests uguiwB djuBnuujjUuvs j jr
Will bein to shorten.
TETContf act '
i2T7nr Vlii. Wll. uhi4.H it
. r. , 00 & ; . V ! " I
w.p.uuwcu ,u viep -VUC-116W uiuc
building.irarner ' Tryon aridFourthf
ptreste, nas been awarded to MrU Tl
Walker who' will' "proceed i& a1 Very
fhortttime to do the work. " We sincere- j
ly hope that, after getting thecellar dug,
tHe: house will 1)6 put up.
rrrt i V. Hi.
c... ..1.
0itli:Carolina Editor. ,
. ' H u'j
D J Carter,' Esq. fitfie . Lancaater, Ledger,
is in the city,rt(3.e ijame to atteud the,cpmri,
encemenerseaf the, Carolina jjtyj, 1
tnMT TnbtUnA vnUu V W 4-v c y a!
vVr-,r"r
I the father of -nine Children. Tf
oouta varoima paneni was as enwrpra-
ing as this, the result of another war would
be different from that of the last; -
Change of cliedulj .t,iV,u ,
By a change pjf i schedule to , be made on
the Atlantjci Tennessee Ohip Rallroadi on
next Friday, close connection will be made
at 8tatesville, with the Western North Caro
lina Railroad,'-going' both ways By the
proposed cftangeyou will leave Charlotte at
5:30 a. tangoing WeWt and returning arrive
here at 2:30 pi -m --Rbimdrip 'excursion
tickets are now ori sale to Hickory, Morgan-
ton, Marn h adjAabeville, - at. , rednced. :
Sunny South' and Greenville News.
We have beeS'called upon fey M?- Geol'H
Handcock, whd is ti bur city in tne interest
of the Sunny South,of Atlanta,Ga.,and of the
Daily Newi, t of v Green vil le, 8. 'C. The
Sunny SoviA is an excellent! and , beautiful
literaj-y paper; a legitimate Southern enter
prise, 'and one which has' achieved a flatter
ing success ainc its inception. The. News is
a capital little aailyable and spicy, of the
merits of which we have hitherto spoken
Elaborately Executed. ;
! A letter passed througji the post office
here a few days ago, bearing the following
direction : 'Louisvilley, Cantucky, Mr. C.
B. Cook, the president of Cullard Philology
Instilution, Box 13, if not,: mr Posemaster,
I wish you tu plase it in mr. C. B, Cooke's
box so he will git it, 1 am not surten of his
box bein 13, but the posemaster will Pleas
be so kind as to send this leter in the Col-
lured Philology maile." .
Is it necessary to add that there was bare
ly room enough on the back of the letter
for the stamp after' putting on tins address ?
- b a t -
Prof J H Shedd, of this Inslitute,bas pre.
sented us with the annual catalogue of this
school which makes a very fair exhibit of
the work done during the year just past,
This Institution, if we are not misraken, is I
the only one of its' kind and grade in the
whole Southern country, and bo far as we J
know is doing a good and much needed
work. Schools for freedmen, are generally
used throughout the South 1 6" inould the
political bias 6f their aliimni.! We have I
never heard this charge laid at the door of
Biddle Institute,' arid hope we never shall.
Until that time we shall recognize it as an
ally in the cause of education, worthy to be
sustained. .
Engineer and Suiieriutfndeiit.
It is Well to be able to do more things than
one ; and as well as being an excellent rail
road superintendent, our friend Capt J J
Gormley, of the Atlantic, Tenn. & O. R. R-,
m B 1 ar a rrvwl IruvmnrhtlirA AriffinMP Vl fttrin F
Uic.ked nn a nrettv e ood knowledtre of thatltnrtn.ha ofadialnm in which Cadet FJ
ne ?a itf1 T
. -
g-n before.in twelye months, this was mak:
wg goou nme, j.u-1 wuu wm ui""
town, distances mues, in an nour, anu
this included half a dozen stoppages, one of
these for wood; J Col Myers, the President of
the toad, Mr Burroughs, the Treasurer, and
othet gentleman , were also on the engine,
Wootinop nf nnrnnratnra.
a. w w vam . -va WW) p -
As will be seen by advertisement, the
mmnntnni nf the Meoklenburfr Monumen-
tal Association, are called 4o meet this after -
noon at the office of Gov Vance to take
stens toward building a monument in' In -
denendance Sanare . to the memories of the
I r 7 - ' .
IIlHll III 1 L 1 0. J.UC2 HEW Ul WJUUlAMUUfl
' ." a t r' ' jJ x ti--j-' r' W
- inttflT p A!ndPr. J B
I Tt C V . 4f U fl 4io-aa : - --''" " -r 1
Alexander. W F Avery. Wm Johnston, Jno
TTnnter. r d Graham. W S Harris, 1R . J
I McDowell. W H Neat Thomas Grier, W M
gnjpPt jy u Hilli W J YateSWiK Myers, M
1 w j A Young , W 5 Dayidson, R T
Whit-ev. WM Mills. E C Kuykendel, Z B
Vance and C Doid. of Mecklenburg, and
quite a number of gentlemen , from other
counties i fimb, -::.- - ,
; : ' . . . . . , .
The Charlotte Journal. , j . . .
I q j Cowles has handed us .;a copy of
m r woptiv f.vuirtoa4- Journal. 01 jurca av
hgstK was published, i a gTeW
I t-g recollect Very welLhyMrT JHolton,
wjfei ;Btui Uring in this cltyTcontmued
r A his.busineBS after his death. ' .Among other I renew their studies on the 15th of next Bep
things, we find in this paper" on acco
i . -. :r tv;f..t. i.mT. n. the
mm hud ifuauiua w wuv vi "-" v i
, .- - i no,;iiM'imToenT. here
I -i- .. -
then, and this fire incited as showing; the
SSSS'
f nor-olie w jrT, '"'v"i.d Mullets and new Ho,- 1 nore aiacaerei,
charlotte to Newton. Uuile a number oi
, v-fc iivininired inthia
- ' -J v- -: v i(
fa " 014 -Vf?.
of the sayings and doings, oi tne; ow;w.
X rui
ir; ' - .s
Th hall n't. tho " florin UlttfoW twilTKe' Clealac Exercises ' of The' v M . I.
Jj JT" TiTI a v "
T pr, ai.u w liRve no
Wculars 6f it. The dancing wag not
beeiin until nnifi la.t nml wna nn.rt.ini- I
n' - tiin W - I
-o . t t-i "-i v .
- r'pr ' fHv "v."y iyfiarro f
lituira nuu jdeuuHueii., , ,iiie cuueia are
always .very gallant, and the Charlotte 1
- . . it.;- , i , : i b i
1 vi via n ia n 1 urn t7t Iiaa ii 4-i a vl C4 wnA fa
nTt'"0 UM'!":U
insanwehaYe.no doubtthat aU
nf nt . f. ft . jfti;OPiltfnitir-'
n. ' ?
arouna Military insutate. i
The closing exercises of tbe annual com-
encementMnw.ansiuuuon,- woa piace i
TWSW
i ; i
,fHi,v yM ".! fw .
. JPrayer by 'Rev, P J Carrawav'..
1.' Essay: Life and Genius of Byriin,' by
-ft n TKm.V W wk A.-MikJ
. vr-jii' IrtfW-
jBonhamNf South :(JaroHna. ! i
S Essay: Qrisea Produce t Men, by cadet
rrrTT::";
Character - hv cadet A S T5stflrlin, of Smith
' - ?
Carolina. -r . . -r 1
5. Essay: 'Mission of Islands, by , cadet I
iuscu iMa ouuwueu, oi ouuvu jarunaa. i
n
'Music ! ';.-;.,;
7t Declamation in English, by cadet J P
Caldwell, of South Carolina. : .
8, Declamation in French,, by cadet . M L
Bon bam, of South Caroltna. ;
. 0. Declamation in English, by cadet Olin
M Dantzler, of South Carolina.
10. Declamation in German', by cadets F
J Ahrens, of N C, H H Claussen and N B
Bull, of sc.1 ;
11 , Declamation in French, by cadet Jo
seph Yates Snowden, of South Carolina. :
: 12. DeUamatipn in . English, by cadet I
Robert G. Thomas, qi JNortb Carolina.
Closing remarks by Superintendent
Benediction.'
Music."
Cadet R G Thomas, in his essay on the
life and geniiu of of Byron, and in his decla
mation, which was-Cataline's reply to the
(ljafgeg Qf Cicer& dejiyered hia thoaghuj in
true oratorical style, reflecting much credit
upon himself.
Cadet M L Bonham lead off in English
with, the "Attraction .of Mystery," which
was an original essay, and very highly ap
plauded, but his second declamation in
French "Letadieux de Marie Stuart" was said
to have been a fine production and delivered
extraordinarily well. So much pathos was
thrown into the delivery of this chanson of
Bearenger that the audience was deeply and
sensibly affected.
Cadet Oiin M Dantzler in his essay estab
WU b, .mea. weU Mi down, th.t
ah h m mh am An4 Viar - nil tx of a n AnI I
crises produce men, and brought history and
experience to illustrate his propositions,
holding that as the "ages call, heroes come."
His declamation in English evinced the
pr0mise of future oratorical success.
Cadet A S Easterlin, in well expressed
words, elaborated the idea that language is
Uhe just exponent of ; character n both an
individual and national point of view.
.. Cadet Joseph Yates Snowden, In an in-
teresting way portrayed the moral, intellec-
taai anj physical missionof iilands in con-
tradistinction to continents. In his rendi-
non of the Marseillaise, the National hymn
c France, in French, expressed himself with
spirit, and added to his oratorical effect, by
the display of the tri-colored flag of France.
Cadet J P Caldwell's declamation was cre
ditable. The closing . essay was by Cadet W E
Bland, on genius, which was acknowledged
to be a sound and thoughtful production.
One of the most interesting features of the
occasion, and one that reflected credit upon
the Professor of modern languages, in the
Institute, was the rendition in German, af-
1 a otiiilir rKa lanim-t tarA ' Anl ft-w fint
ll
The benediction, preceded by the Superin-
tendent'a address to the corps, closed the
proceedings. Charlotte was represented in
I part by the grace and the manhood of the
i cy. iue cauek uauu, uu tuo
i before, iavorea tne occasion wun appropn-
j ate music Well rendered.
I - The cadet essayists of the second class on
I the night before, were Gadet J G Glbbes,
I who treated of conscience in a logical way,
CadetTrenholm. who wrote of the utility
I and dienitv of the imafdnation. Cadet D
w
Bavenel whose essay was on sieep ana
I dreams was excused from reading. Cadet
1 J P Thomas, delivered an essay on chivalry,
I which was well written and eloquently de-
j livered.; Cadet GibbeSi in an easy and self
I possessed way; declaimed in French and
I . , . 4.,
I VMwu a
I "TVio aTawiuH tfiA nrpv'nn fiveninir J
d-ml with the lecture of Prof J Colton
f -w a , - . . -
Lynea, of the Institute, whose subject was,
J -'educational progress and theories of edu-
I cation," evincing information and thought,
l and deuvered with spirit.
Vol Thotiias had about one hundred stu-
I dents 'the' past term, and expects a large ac-
cession at least 125--at the.opening of next
J session., t The conduct or the cadets nas been
yery graiyuiS w
1 extreme nenaltv. of the laws of the Institute
I -that of dismissal-has not been visitea upon
I any student during the term just closed, and
i vet tne nienest iorm oi uisciyuut- una ueeu
, : u
1 ' The caietst4 leave the Institute in high
Bpirlts, aid all of them expect to return and
I i nnrin. the mnent examination the cadets
- - v 1 1 - -
! ware snbiected to a thorough, test, and we
" 1 ' . ' " . ..... 1
I learh the examination papers Show that tne
Corned Blue Fish, .10 Roe. Herring. Corn-
tnr ..u low tor cash.' a"tv,.'- -'. r s ,
ln26 , t , t , , R.N SMITH.
I - .... w . ,t ... . .
Watermelons
;.; vr- , ; v5"1 x' "T TkT- ir-
fine Augusta Wateraelona at non
- .trj'..! b-r.i-!'..'J!')',,ij.ai01M.i! v, , .
iTr-i- IJIZ-!- ki" .-Ti." - I
...V"
w uu w
Col Thomas and his excellent corps
oi leacuers express inegrauncauon. it er-
. .. ... .. - s.
forded. , .
J ii.w '' iij'' iJ- ii.'
seWe handsome! v in th nart '!.nMT
m arc aim wiiuiiir VHiiMHiitwii bpiiiiii mmi i.nmi
Js n a. J - .--
uiem ana reneccea me nignesi creau upon
Indeed' the essays pre-
naredand read anon Chhr neeasiniihihitad
an unusual talent. and Droved that these
y0urjg men had been carefully and thor
omrhly trained to habits' of thouehL Therr 1
powers of analysis and, just diacriroinaUoiH
hare notbeer essCulUTate4 than their Ul.
ent for, composition. Severs of the essays
were critical Jo their, character and not un
worthy of more practiced writers, u :i n -
It is evident that Col Thomas teaches his
pupils to mate a profitable use of their read
ing, and to gather from the facts of history
the lessons Which are worthy or practical
appiica ; ,;-;'::"v;v;, ;
The Closing remarks of, Col Thomas most
bav been gratifying to his, cadets aa they
i, t.4-i
7""' ' WT
in them. For one. I was eiad to find thai
he was not disposed to withhold this candid
expression out oi any xaise mouve or unnt
young men have so conducted themselves
due to them that it should be expressed, and
it will be more apt to encourage than to
make them vain. The community will en
dorse Col Thomas' comraeiidations.
It Is a great matter to have this excellent
institution sustained among us. This whole
county is interested in its success, and ought
to seek every occasion to advance its pros
perity. Young men who glie such promise
of future usefulness are the best assurances
we could desire, that, the Military Institute
is doing a noble work for, the country.
P.
JfEW ADVER
QEKTENNIAL MONUMENT.
Tbe incorporators of ;the iMecklenburg
Monumental , Association are requested, to
meet at Gov Vance's office at o p. m , to
day 1 26th inst.. for the purpose of organ
izing under the charter Ail others desiring
to become members are invited to attend,
June 25th, 1875.
The Dixie Pump.
Mr SNIDERY CERTIFICATE
Charlotte, N. C, June 1st. 1875
Mr. G, L. Qreeson
Sir : My Pump purchased from you
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one minute, nor given me any trouble.
do not hesitate to say that it has more than
paid for itself, and that I would not be with
out it one year for the price of it.
There is no other process by which water
can be drawn with SO MUCH IS ASK and
RAPIDITY as by a PUMP.
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Chance's Bicarb
onate of Soda.
j H1HI8 is the finest brand of English Soda
good for cooking purposes.
nice la cents per pouna.
T C 8MITH A CO.,
Druggists.
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Genuine
IMPORTED Cigars at 15 tents each or 2 for
a quarter, at
T U SMITH X WB.
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COST,
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HALES & FARRIOR. propose to : sell
their eleeant Stock of Jewelry, at such
Pnc mm, W inner woros
prices as defy competition.- In other words
falfnd complete. Come and see them.
All work in our line will be done at low
prices, and warranted.
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CHEAPER THAN
SUMMER GOODS
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COST AND LESS
Ell AS, CO SE K
WILL NOT
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COM
THIS MORNING
SELLING OUR HANDSOME DETAIL ASS0KTI1EST.
Summer Dress Goods, White Goods, Parasol and
Fans, Ready-Made Clotning, Hats, Shoes and : :
Fancy, Goods,; i
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WE DO NOT OFFER CALICOES
BUT 'WILL BELL '
KEEP OUT OF THE ViET,
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ANT AltD EVEttYOODir NEED
ING ANYTHING IN OUR
LINE, WILL SATE MON
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9 A CALL: r AS i WE" : 1 '
WILL NOT BE
UNDERSOLD BY ANY ONE. .
J. A. YOUNG & SON,
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A New Enterprise.
CANDY MANUFACTORY.
E have now in connection "with our
W
Bakery a Candy Mau'fao-j';frp''whi9h ; ,
we daily turn out pure and declicioo Can.
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dy. Our Creams, flavpred with Orange, ,
Lemon and Strawberry, are especially
nice.
Come and try them., . . . .
F IT ANDttlfWEr A CO.
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Fresh Arrival
APRICOT Chewing Tobacco, mild ana ,Ul.,;ii
pleasant, the beat in the market; alse a t
fine lot of Water Ground Corn Meal, Family
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f loor, xacon cnouiuexs, xcart i
sugar, ijoneej Moiasses, ana vaneus ,u-er
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line
articles in tne grocery line, j
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A NISBET'B.
For Renti
m .i si- ".'. ' f :.
mHE house on Fifth street, opposite Gov.
JL Vance's.
Apply to
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Possession on the 1st July . '
WR BUR WELL;
THE CHEAPEST il l
THAN COST L I I
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BE UNDERSOLD.
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