CHARLOTTE OBSERVES,
JQD PRINTING.
The Obskbvkb Job Department has been
thorouirhlv aunnlled with 'mrr . niMki
8UBSCKIFTIOH KATRS.
Daily 1 year, (postpaid) in advance,- $3 03
6 nios. " ' " 4 00
3 mos. " - vtf .cai-.u .ftTw 2 0(1
l mon. , " 75
WEEKLY KDiTIOS. t
vv,., kly, (in the county) in advance, $2 00
out of the county, postpaid, 2 10
6 months, " 1 05
fcg- Liberal reductions for clubs. '
want, and with the lateat styles of Type and
every manner of Job Work can now be done
with neatness, dispatch and cheapness. -'
We can furnUh at short notice
BLANKS, BILLHEADS.
LETTER HE IDS, CARDS,
TAGS BECEIPT8, POSTERS,
V PROGRAMMES, HAND BILLS,
- PAMPHLETS. CHECKS
YOL. xn.
CHARLOTTE N. C, SATURDAY, JUM U. 1875.
K0. 1,977
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GREAT REDUCTION IN BOOTS & SHOES
S M I T H & F G1RBE S .
H
A VK MARKED DOW PRICKS or THEIR ENTIRE STOCK or BOOTS A SHOES :
MILKS' Indies clot a, goat and calf Shoes,-...
$2 50
Zeiglers' Ladies and goat .: 2.0d
Zeitrlers' Indies cloth Button Boots, 300
Zeig'.ew' Misses cloth Shoes, .. ...;..... 1.75
AND OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.
TTIESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH OLY.
SMITH & FORBES,
XKW IRON FRONT BUILDING, TRADE STREET,
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The i'harJottp Observer.
PUBLISHED 8T
Charles ft. Jones, Proprietor.
Office,' Observer Building1, Corner
Trade and College Streets.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
J as. H. Moobe is authorized to collect ac
counts lor this office and receipt for the
same, to teceive subscriptions, &c.
CHAS. K. JONitf.
Editor and Proprietor.
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL,
T
S S3 .A. S I 12, E SO 12. T.
HE aboye establishment, so favorably introduced to the public last Summer, by the
new owner, Capt R D Graham, of Mecklenburg, is for the season of 1875, MAY 1ST TO
OCTOBER 1st, open to such Visitors only as the undersigned may be willing to admit to
his family circle. He hopes to renew hfs pleasant acquaintanco with all former guests of
the Atlantic Hotel.
The peculiar situation of this house affords all the pleasure of a voyage without peril or
seasickness.
NO DUST ! NO FLIES ! ! NO MOSQUITOES ! ! !
Railroad Tickets good for the whole seasou from Charlotte and return, $19.05
Ten Day Tickets, 955
Personal.
Maurice Q. Waddell, Esq., of Chat
ham county.arrived in this city yester
Our young friend, J. J, Hemphill,
Esq., of Chester, S. C. was at the Cen
tral Hotel last night, and leaves this
morning for the Cleaveland Springs.
Prof. J. H. Carl hie, of Spartanburg,
S. C, was registered yesterday at the
Central Hotel.
City Bulletin.
Applications must be made to
GEO W CHARLOTTE.
Proprietor.
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BJichols Co.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Supply of Lounges, all grades.
Coffins, on hand.
"CEALEB3 IN
F U R N I T U. R .,
B E D D I N G, &c,
5, West Trade Street.
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
JUST RECEIVED.
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF
Parlor Suite, in Hair Cloth
'TVrrv and Hera. Also, a new
a fnil suuMmont nf Meralic Cases. Caskets and Wood
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J. S. PHILLIPS,
UBRCHAIIT TAILOR,
UNDER CENTRAL HOTEL
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
The sale of express packages to-day at 11
o'clock.
Two bales of cotton sold yesterday ! Ain't
us hosses?
No session of the Mayor's Court, yester
day.
Charlotte has base bull on the brain ; no
sort of doubt about that.
A pleasant shower last eyenin g. cooled
the atmosphere very materially.
One of the double acting stone force
pumps, is being put in the well in front
of the Court House.
A calculator says there is a net profit of
eight cents on a glass of soda water or lem
onade sold at ten cents.
A barefooted negro playing a banjo, while
he 'and others sang, was the attraction
which the vicinity of the Central Hotel pre
sented last night.
The Rock Hill Orange speaks in terms of
commendation of the bearing of the mass of
Charlotte firemen, at the riot in that town
on Monday last.
Our handsome young citizens, when play
ing base ball, perspiration streaming from
their faces and shirts sticking closely to
their backs do look 'just too sweet to live"
The left eye of the young lady of the pe
riod is constantly cast heavenward to see
where the rim of her hat on that side has
gone.
We would say to the Statesville Landmark
that the Bailey who said a piece in the Radi
cal meeting here on Tuesday last, is not W
H Bailev. but J L Bailey, his son.
A friendly match game of Base Ball was
played, yesterday evening, betweem the 2nd
nine of the Centennial Base Base Club and
the Independent Club, in which the former
were victorious.
We fellows who work nearly all night, get
all the benefit of the meonligbt these nights
while it is missed by folks who eo to bed
early. We occasionally enjoy, too, the dis
tinguished privilege of seeing the sug rise.
Messrs. Jenkins & Dowd, who have opn
ed a wholesale and retail grocery establish
ment on the corner of Tryon and Eleventh
streets, will be pleased to see their friends at
their place of business.
"Gieen apples and cucumbers," was the
response we received. We had asked,
"What's the natter ?" of a small boy who
was rusning along home, blubbering, with
his hands clasped across the basement of his
stomach.
The boys on the streets have a new ma
chine for making noise. It is made of a
wooden match box, and beyond this beg
gars description. The sound it produces is
unlike anything else ever heard on the face
of the earth. '
We confess to some disappointment in
Greasy Sam Watts having been beat off the
track, and of having broken faith
Reoublican brethren of
The Mecklenburg Republican Ticket
Six white radicals and 150 negroes
were in Charlotte yesterday and nomi
nated Col W. R.. Myers and Dr. Wm.
Kerr for Convention. Col. Myers was
beaten lor thp Senate by Waring three
hundred and more votes. The dem
ocrats of staunch old Mecklenburg
have done it Unto them once and they
will do it again, if the Lord spares them
until August 5th. Raleigh Sentinel.
Scholarship in a Medical College.
Capt R P Waring, late State Senator from
this district, has been furnished a free schol
arship in the Louisville Medical College.
Louisville, Ky. He will give the scholar
ship to any deserving young man who de
sires to pursue the study of medicine and
who will apply for it. This is an excellent
opportunity for some young man to obtain
a medical education at little cost. He will
have no tuition or other college fees to pay,
and his board, clothing and incidentals, will
be hi8 only expense.
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Geometrical Progression.
A man laboring under the combined ef
fects of sun and rum. after having described
nearly every angle possible in his perambu
lation on one of the streets, yesterday noon,
attempted to illustrate a horizontal, and
succeeded in making a Bevere cut on his
chin, from which he bled profusely. He
laid down in a back lot, and went to sleep,
and woke O. K. at a later hour of the day,
and went on his way r joicing, promising to
confine his geometrical studies in future to
paper, and in his walk to only make straight
lines and rerpendiculars. t
St Mary Magdalene.
Day before yesterday was observed by the
religieuse in honor of St Mary Magdalene,
who is believed to have been the sinner to
whom much had been forgiven, and the
saint who loved much. She was the most
constant of all our Lord's followers :
"Notshe with traitorous kiss her Master
stung,
Not she denied Him with unfaithful tongue;
She, when apottles fled, conld danger brave.
Last at His cross and earliest at His grave."
After the Ascension she is said to have
lived for some time in Judea, and then to
have retired to Ephesus. where she resided
with the Virgin Mary.
Summer Absentees.
- Mr. Geo. E. Wilson and wife, Mies
Bessie Dewey, Misses Emma And Pena
McDowell, and Mr. W. P. Myers, left
last night for Beaufort. (The three
last named proposed leaving yesterday
morning, but delayed their departure,
rendering premature our notice in
yesterday's paper.)
Mr. J.S. Williamson is recreating in
South Carolina.
Gen. R. D.Johnston and family, are
summering in the mountains of this
State.
Mrs. J. A. Young, Jr., and family,
left the city day before yesterday
morning, for the Cleaveland Springs.
Burned to Death by Kerosene.
Miss Jane McNinch and Mrs. J. W.
Brown (sisters) who died from the
enects of a kerosene explosion in
Chester, S. C, a few days ago, were
cousins of the McNinch brothers of
this city. The Chester Reporter says
that Miss McNinch in attempting to
kindle a (ire poured out some kero
sene oil into the stove. The blaze, at
once, was communicated to the oil
can which exploded and set fire to the
clothing of the unfortunate young
lady. She was horribly burned and
lingered, in the greatest agony, for a
few hours and then died. Her sister,
Mrs. Brown, sank rapidly under the
shock received from this terrible dis
aster, and died at midnight.
with his
Charlotte. His
Postal Rulings
Unsealed circulars for local delivery
aresubjet to a postage of one cent each
circular, which must be prepaid. An
address may be written on a circukr,
but any other writing thereon except
the mere correction of a typographical
error, will subject.it to letter postage,
When packages of merchandise or
samples of merchadise are wrapped so
as to prevent examination, or have any
writing upon them except the address
it is the duty of the postmaster to tax
them up with letter postage, to be col
lected on delivery. Samples may be
coming would have been worth 100 votes to marked in pencil or ink with letters
us. or figures by which they are to be dis.
A woman fight was reported to the tinguished in a descriptive'.letter or in.
Dolice last night by one of the partici- voice without subjecting the package
pants, who had her dress torn nearly to letter postage
Tne matter will probably be
The Campaign in the West Qreasy
Sam Watts Driven Off the Track.
Maurice Q Waddell, Esq , of Chatham, ar
rived in the city yesterday, to meet Greasy
Sam Watts who is billed for a speech
here to-dny. Mr Waddell he and
Gen ieach ariiyed at Marion, McDowell
county, on Thursday about 2 p. m., and
found the Court House filled with people
listening to His Greasy Honor and Col (?)
W S Pearson on the one side and Maj W J
Montgomery on the other. Maj Montgom
ery spoke only a short time after these two
gentlemen entered, and Pearson followed
him in a short talk. Greasy had already
spoken once, but he made another speech
of a half hour in length. When -he Bad
concluded, Gen Leach rose and introduced
Mr Waddell. Greasy had not seen him
since he had entered the Court House, and,
speaking to him asked him if he would not
excuse his absence from the Court House
for a few moments, that he would, soon be
back. He was told yes.and as be cleared the
door, Mr Waddell turning to the crowd,
said : "You will never see that man in
here again," and they didn't. He had too
lively a recollection of the drubbing he re
ceived at the hands of Mr Waddell in Pitta
boro last week, to meet him in debate again.
Gen Leach and Mr Waddell both spoke,
and when they finished, Pearson had disappeared-
Yesterday morning the whole crowd got
on the eastward bound train. Mr Waddell
told Greasy he supposed that he was coming
to Charlotte to fulfill his appointment on
Saturday? Greasy asked him where he was
going and being told that he was coming to
Charlotte to meet him on the stump.Greasy
took Lis satchel in his hand at Morganton,
and slipped out of the train ! So we shall
be deprived of the pleasnre of seeing the fur
fly from him here to-day.
Gen Leach fulfilled an appointment t
Morganton yesterday, and Greasy went to
a place ten miles in toe coun ry, where he
had no appointment.
A Refreshing Sight.
It is a rare thing that one ever sees a sight
indicating more don'tcareadamnativeness
than that presented, yesterday, by the driver
of one of the street sprinklers. He had a
watermelon stuck in the hole in the top o f
the hogshead through which the water is
put in, and while he drove his mule with
one hand, he reached around and grabbled
the out the heart of the watermelon
with the other. The perfect wmchaltnce
of his manner, added interest to the ecene,
as he munched away on his melon, with all
the breezy vigor of a backwoods rut-cracker.
.
Blackwood's Magazine.
The Leonard Scott Publishing Co, 51 Bar
clay Street, New York, have just published
the July number of Blackwood1 1 Magazine. It
is, as usual, highly interesting.
Of the serial, "The Dilemma," we haye
already spoken in terms of approval, and we
can only add that the old adage, "When a
man marries his troubles begins," seems
likely to be proved equally applicable to a
woman.
"Paulo-Post-Mortem" is the sad self-communing
of a disembodied spirit who has re
turned to visit his former haunte, where "all
Beems other than it used to seem,"
The mysterious story, "Under the Mask,"
which appears to be the first part of a serial,
tends to show how the witchcraft of the al
chemist is rendered powerless by the smiles
of a youBg maiden.
The "Sketch of Canada as it now is" is a
very comprehensive article on the geograph
ical features, resources, and government of
Canada. ,
We have reached the last paper of travels
through the "Abode of Snow," and find it
as interesting as the first. It gives an ac
count of the lawless tribes that infest the
borders of Afghanistan.
Then comes the review of new books, five
in number.
"Speke's Nile Livingtone's Congo" is
letter written to correct some erroneous state
ments made in the Quarterly Rexiew for April
in reference to the water-shed of Inner
8outhe?n Africa.
C. HASH A GEN,
.
WHOLESALE it RETAIL,
DEALER IS
CHOICE IMPORTED & DOMESTIC
FAMILY
GROCERIES,
A large assoituient always on hand,
COFFEE ROASTED FRESH EVERY
DAY, COFFEE GROUND WITH
OUT ADDITIONAL CHARGE.
WE would call particular attention to our
machine roasted Coffee, which ia far
superior to that roasted by the ordinary pro
cess. Being free from all burnt and imper
fectly roasted grains, it fa always uniform
and giyes the consumer better satisfaction.
Oar increasing trade in roasted coffee makes
it evident that this article is growing in
favor with the consumer.
Call and see for yourself, prices as low as
anywhere in the city.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE TO ALL
PARTS OF THE CITY.
AT
HAS H AGEN'S,
FAMILY GROCERY,
OPPOSITE CHARLOTTE HOTEL.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO THE VOTERS OF CHARLOTTE
TOWNSHIP.
I hereby announce myself as candidate for
Constable of Charlotte Townsnip. at tne
election to be held August 6th, 1875.
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NEW ADVF.lt TH K tIE 1M.
s
ALE OF PACKAGES.
About 150 unclaimed packages, will be
sold at auction at the office of the Southern
Express Cbrapany in this city, this morn
ing at 10 o clock.
uku xi. KiMti, .agent
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piANOS TUNNED AND REPAIRED
Prof W Cheatham will remain in the city
a few davs. for the purpose of Tuning and
Kepainne Pianos, orders lett at Mr ft a
Phifer's Book Store, will receive prompt at
tention.
Mr Cheatham, of Greenville, S. ft, has
shown me letters from highly reliable muji
cians, recommending him as a piano tuner
and I feel assured from his references that
all work entrusted to him will give entire
satisfaction. R S PHIFER
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EVERYDAY
-
AT THE
RISING S U N ,
FINE LARGE
GEORGIA PEACHES.
ALSO, A. FINE LOT OF
LEMONS.
C. S. HOLTON & CO.
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ANTED.
A good cook, washer
at
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and ironer. App
THIS OFFICE.
Apply
1 OST.
Somewhere on North Tryon street, be
tween Independence Square and the resi
dence of W H H Gregory, on Thursday
, night, a blank book, containing about $15.
The party finding the money will be liber-
auy rewaraea upon leaving it at
THIS UrHJJE.
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Off.
vestigated this morning.
m-
jgr ALWAYS GUARANTEES SATISFACTION. -
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NEW MEAT MARKET.
The Temperaluie.
The following was the range of the ther
mometer, yesterday, at the drug store of W
R Burwell & Co. :
6A.M io
J A ' " 890 J by honest toil
vt w ' ' 92 in the face of
O
At
6 P. M.
Tank Repaired.
The repairs to the tank in front of Mr J
II Wilson's residence, corner of Tryon and
Third, were all completed yesterday after
noon. The tank has been found to hold
water, and yesterday evening a portion or
the Pioneer Company turaed out and filled
it up.
R O S E cV J A M I S O N
rings' Euflding, Opposite Central HdteLon Trade Street and
next door to
s, j:
S LA
f t l ? '
Farmers' Savings Bank,
UGH T E R E R S
President to be Elected.
A meeting of the Ugly Club will be held
tn-nieht. to elect a President in the place
of Capt Kenneth Finch, whose railroad du
ties, since conductors on the Carolina cen
tral now run through from Wilmington to
Buffalo, will not permit his discharging the
duties of his late ofBce.
Sunday Trains.
A telegTam receiyed in this city yesterday
announces that the regular passenger and
mail train on the Western end of the Caro
lina Central road will leave the depot in
Charlotte en Sunday morning at 0 o clock
for Buffalo, so that passengers can go up to
I Cleaveland Springs on that day and return
Monday morning. '
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So Many Farmers There.
In the report of the proceedings of the
Radical Convention held in this city on
Tuesday, as made up by the Secretary and
furnished to the Raleigh Constitution, the
following sentence occurs :
"It was a cheering sign to see so many
farmers present, men who earn their bread
, and wno nave tne DacKoone
party displeasure, to come out
and express their sentiments in opposition
to Convention."
"By shiminy ; ish dot so 1" Now we would
like to know the names of some of these
horny-handed sons or toil who, "in the face
of party displeasure" expressed their oppo
sition to Convention. There we're only
three farmers in that meeting Jo Giliespie,
Bissel and Martin and they have ever been
Radicals, dyed in the wool and double struck
in the weaving. What amount of paity
displeasure" do they incur in opposing
Convention ? Wouldn't they be kicked out
of the party if they didn't oppose it ? - "So
many farmers !" indeed !
An Unusual Case.
A case of some interest, and one
which presents some rather novel
points, was tried yesterday before
Justice VV. F. Davidson. It will be
recollected, perhaps, that some weeks
ago, we published an account of the
marriage in this city of an ex-United
States soldier named Kline, to the
widow of a soldier, who was killed in
NEW NOVEL,
"HARWOO D,"
-BY-
THE AUTHOR OF THE
FOR SALE AT
A Thief Captured and Stolen Goods Recovered.
During the latter part of May, a thief stole
from Mr D C Mallov. two suite of clothes
and parts of other suits, a gold watch chain
and seals belonging to it, a pair of gold cuff
buttons, a quantity of underclothing, and
other articles. Just previous to this, a suit j
of clothes and some underclothing had been
stolen from Mr C N Vance, a coat and pair
of pants from Mr Charles Chunn, a pair of
panst and some gold coins relics from A Tj T) TTJTTIVfT
t. T.rtncr TTntil vpstfirdav no due had V - - A Ai J XfA A ,
iU4 MVWa wmm- J J
been found to the missing articles.
Yesterday morning Mr Malloy was stand -
Rnin the door of Brem. Brown & Co's
hardware store, when a negro passed along
the street, wearing la witch chain dangli n g
from his vest. Mr Malloy recognized it in
an instant, and stepping in front of the ne-
zed him and demanded the chain.
The ueero made no denial, but said he had
bought it, and announced his willingness
to eive it up. About this time Mr Malloy
recognized his cuff buttons ornamenting the
neero's sleeves, and, sending for a police
man, the party was held until the officer ar
rived, when he was taken to the lock-up.
A search warrant was then sued out before
Justice Martin, and the house of the negro,
(one of those hovels in rear of the Central
Hotel) was searched. However, tne negro,
after being locked up, had sent word to his
wife by a friend' who accompanied him to
m Minhnose. to take the stolen articles,
frsm the house and hide them elsewhere.
When the officer arrived with the warrant,
she was removing them ; was found some
Peaches.
rpHE finefct Peaches in the city, are at
F II ANDREWS & CO'S,
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Watermelons.
FINE Watermelons, jest received and for
sale cheap, at
F H ANDREWS & CO'S.
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PHIFER'S
BOOK STORE
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NEW NOVELS,
JUST RECEIVED.
Presbyterian
PRAYER BOOKS, for family worship, for
sale by-
TIDDY & BRO.
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JALT HOP TONIC,
A fresh supply.
W R BURWELL & CO.
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piNE SALAD OIL,
Mustard and Spices, just received.
W R BURWELL & CO.
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3AINTand VARNISH BRUSHES,
Shoe Brushes. White Wash Brushes.
W R BURWELL & CO.
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jOCK ING II AM
A" SHEETING,
For sale by the bale at Factory prices.
SPENCER & ALLEN.
PLAYING THE MISCHIEF,
WARD OR WIFE,
MISS ANGEL,
lj cts
25 cts
75 eta
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AND WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS IN
TENNESSEE BEEF AND
the Modoc war, named Parker.
fore the marriage of Kline, and the
Like South Carolina. woman, uuhbiui "ul,lcuus
A friend of ours, a merchant, .heard two farm, and upon tneir latiing out, suea
negroes talking in front of his store, a qay
or two ago. when one of them . remarked in
the course of conversation; inai ne uau maue
nn via minA ot onft time, to move to South
MUTTON. Carolina, but believed be would wait now
'iiu alter vne eiecuou ue5,
the' State, it will be fixed
TIDDY & BROTHER.
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WF TTFPT A WTlT M ASS MEAT MARKET, AND SOLICIT TRADE FROM then ju8t like South Carolina is." Deligbt
WE KEE AJLIRS VCLh. wn r'pdit customers wanted. ' , lnl DroBPea: is It not, white men of North
uadxi Levying lswv'v.- v'" , - V : 1 ,. - . , ,' 1
Market from Sm Op. m., ea& daySundays except
Drexel's Vienna
lul prospect," ;
1 Carolina?: '
Obtaualug Goods Uuder False Pretences.
t.v- nmn: colored, was Deiore jusucb
MAM wwni
. ; .... Hotiee.vt y 1
The Democratic BiecaUye Committee fot
this county, will meet at my office In. Char
lotte on Thursday, the 15th inst.1, , , (
8C I6 K BPf?5 -Chairman, .j
July .flth, J875. ( f , j
'fpHE GRAND DEPOT,' r',T,V 1 ', -iJf
For Mineral Waters, at s'llll' '
McADEN'S DRUG STORE.
Jail
The
compkinahtwas
Corner Drag Store.
LMartin.yesterday, ior laise v" U?f for trie recovery oil tbelO.i,
" SfL7: SmEsa-appearedifor.
n.mii.fwJ iiilroad. and was indebted
Be- distance from the house, around on Fourth the ABOVE IN PAPER BINDING.
i. i- m.vsno nwav with an armful oi
clothing. She was arretted, her load taken
nf and the house searched, when
J4K3Vw j
sA, Aptba ortiM sfnln a nd eoumer
- 1 -w I R. TNlrLlull VI i-mw
her for work ana laoor aone. justice .. ere found. In addition to
haniiliinn friod till CRSA. fi.nd PTantfid I . n....nn.a nf a man
' 7 - I these, somecioining mc y'J " n4rtS O r-j fC
an execution in favor of the man fori from st Louis, and so some articles belong- KIJlJlXO FOR qUYOi
forty odd dollars. , Belore. the process jng Gen Rufus Barnnger, were rounu in
was served, the two made up their ft trunk which was well stocked with stolen
AifFaranfoa and - wfiTfi married. i and cmnds.
t 11 locroll The neero eave his name as, Causey Blair
lIllS)Ui)uISc,l,u,...7...... .-T aZr;Kosm8ko Blair.. He is identified by a
proceedings. ;, . , ; SiSii from York county, South Carol
A few days ago.the couple. quarreled Swkowi-Win. Bcoundrel
o wo if find the woman ran -her - hus , ;;iV.r t.(f;w htni tta and -his
bind off "Yesterday he appeared be- f Ufe tne were carried: before Justice A H
fore JU8tice.Daviaspn-ana reviyea ine i jfirtin.vwhere Jhe owners oi w nww
I ffoods appear ea, ana weuuuw m.cu Fu
QRYSTAL FIX)UR.
A fancy brand just received , by
SPENCER & ALLEN.
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Buy Linseed Oil
C SMITH & CO. Opposite central
JACK HAEKAW AY'S Schooldays. 50, cts
m afOxford,
4 ' ' ' '
' :i " among the Brigands, 75cts
rv t
J Hotel.
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75 cts
tnnlitv4ria DOt I - - in Rliornn Tffwn- I M.- .UaHey ;.-JaUi'
25 cents. ''i , ,hJo BroWwM hjtefaineSployee on -the plaintiff, and CoL H.C.-Jones for the
. . r , , ,'.TO SMITH Jt CO S. , Siiia was indebted def6ndanU 5 The ' trialf contirmecl for
$22 wortnbf gods. He hours and mkny law points were
r;pe,M?;Icn;piy
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LARGE LOT
mvb him An order,
of the road for the ramoont, anu . of aremmenta, the , Court, an
tv ' Gen Barnnger appeareuiui u f"
j tion, and Geo K Wilson, Esq., for the de-
fence.. Ate a fall investigation, wbicn was
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