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CHARLOTTE OBSERVER,
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The OmsniTM Job Department has been
thoroughly supplied with , every,, needed
want, and with, the latest style of Type, and
very tnanser of Job Wotk ciii coirbo done
with neatness, dispatch nni caeajaeaai....
Daily 1 year, (postpaid) in advance,
$3 00
4 00
2 00
75
3 mo-
1 mon.
Ws eaaftdrnlan at short notles
WKIKLY EDITION.
-kly, (in the countyJTn advance,
out of the county, postpaid,
6 months, '
$33- Liberal reductions for dubs.
$2 00
2 10
1 05
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GREAT REDUCTION ! lNiB00TS?&f SHOES
... . ,s,.M I:!!; H:, ! for -b "'
HA V UM A R KKD p'6 W'$ . VES oif ,TII EK; 5iT(I BiE STQ CMC or BOOTS' & SH0KS :
MILES' Ladies cloth, goat and calf Shoes,.
Zeiglers. Ladies andpat M. I
Zeiglers" Ladies cfoth Butfcri'floots,
.jeiglers' Misjslotjqes,
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I tu& 'Milithi i. '-it.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
. J as. H. Moors is authorized to collect ac
counts lor 'this 'office and receipt' for the
same, to receive subscriptions, &c.
- : w .. . , , CHAS. R. JONES,
Editor and Proprietor.
3 00
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AN D OTHER
THESE PRICES
G O O D S 1 N. P R O P O Tl T ION
ARE F QR CASH OKLY.
SMITH & FORBES,
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t&ADE STREET,
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Uu usual attractions re now offered guests of v
THE'AtEANTIC HOTEL,
BEAUEORT, IT. C,
By the large schools of BLUE FISH, MACKEEEL, DRUMS, MULLETS, &c
while the prevailing southern winds maintain a mikl and even temperature
till late in the fall. J T r T
Tickets from Chatlotte and return, - . - - 19.55
Board per day,
Apply to
GEO. W- CHARLOTTE, Prop'r.
City Bulletin.
Grw decidedly cool last night.
The dog days have ended and dog
killing has ceased. ' ;
Wonder if the -cotton com press is going to
run again this season and take a chance at
the other hatf of the to wn ? '
The Wilmington train armed on
time last night foi the first time in lo
these many nights. :
A gentleman was on here day be
fore yesterday from Danville, Va., to
tent Mr. Davidson's new hotel when
he builds it.'
There is many a larger place which can
not boast as elegant a brick block as that
just finished on Trade street, between Try on
and Colletre. t , i!
t . - . i : ? - i . .
- tt. r c xr 1 U;.
chased the "Fox lots," south of the N.
C. and C, C. & A. Depots. There are
10 of the lots.
Elwood was talking and laughing
very pleasantly, yesterday evening,
while being carried back, to jail after
having been sentenced.
Personal.
We had the pleasure of meeting Jn
our office yesterday. Col L L Polk, of
Polkton, Anson county. , i
Col J B Palmer, of Columbia, was on
the streets yesterday.
Harry Wilde, Esq., correspondent of
the New Orleans Picayune, arrived at
the Central Hotel last night, and is
quartered there,
Before the Footllgnts.
Ed win. Adams and Frank Mayo play wjth
a stock company at Proyidence, Rhode Is
land, on the 11th inst.
Clara "Wlldman, supported by Harry- B
Hudson, and a dramatic company, fulfilled
an engagement for six nights and a matinee
at Sargent's Athenaeum, Columbus O., be
ginning with "Married : and Divorced," on
August,.30th. . .... ,, ' .,
Frank Mayo opens at Walnut Street Thea-
. w 1 i i ill' i'lL iJ
ire, x'nuaaeipnia, on me ioia iosc.
Sheridan & Mack, who Will be here this
season, played last week m Cmcinaati.
Baker & l Farrori, supported : by one of
Manaeer John TTord's companies, : finished
st week's engagemenLat the National Thea
tre, Washington D. C., on Saturday night
last. ... .
Ada Gray, supported by the company
from the Pittsburg, (Pa.,) opera house, is to
play one week at Wheeling, W. Va., com
mencing Sept 27th.
The Berger Family appeared at the .De
troit opera house on the evenings ot the 3rd
and 4th inst. Miss Anna Berger was some
time aero elected an honorary member of
the Flint City Band, and on the 31st ult
they presented her with a handsome gold
Twenty-five car loads of freight, from I badge in token of their esteem.
2.00
1 u il
Purgess BJichols & Co.,
W HOLESALE & RETAIL
w mi t b e d
DEALERS IN
F U R N I T U 11 h
D I N G , &c.
No. 5, West Trade Street.
" CHARLOTTE. N. C.
New York to Atlanta, will arrive in
this city this morning over the Caroli
na Central Railroad. A new business
for this line.
A partial friend at Mooresville, Ire
dell county; writes us under date of
yesterday : "I Tvould like to see 10,000
new names on your subscription
books, for I think you deserve them
for getting up the very best paper in
the State." Hip, hip, hurrah !
A full dramatic company is wanted by
Harry Watkins, who adyertises the Norfolk
opera bouse as open to combinations, and
also that he can arrange for the Atlanta
opera house.
R ft L EIGH
Ransom Elected Presieiif
"i;:
tarvatiyes TriupM.
: : . The organization of the Convention is the
matter of principal interest j ust now, and
this corii niunity, ' which ' is so continually
bilttori-holed by the 'reporter and begged for
'news got even' in a measure, i yesterday and
dy before.lbay butteA-hohng himi every ten
steps and begging bun for- news, about the
,
Proposed' hitertaininent
riltD
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Trotting with Loads.
It would be well to check, in the begin
nihr:ofthSseu irfneed
by ovef'-kriiio'us '.frtVers to get ih'more Work
than their animals can stand dating the day.
Tnepblis bMgsdcrlnfgBt find sometMWg in
the ordinances bearing on this matter.
Thfi folorefl Xeetnreii; ' ' '' ' "
J:MadjirneJqujCHalilk
ed aga,in last night at the African Zion
t - ...
G&EAT CAUSE 0B EEJOICIKQ
IN THE OLD NORTH' STATE ,!
tt' Wi oe seen by notice in yesterday's and f ,----r "
iiiM-ZAtJ4. M. Church. The nroceeds of the
, fx Awii M Vf AiiAiinAd iiA fins fPRri
be feiven bv the Knlehts ofOonstantine f TVVr,"? P. r."1
S.y whfchi we nudeAtand,, wilt be confined I uties, rendered it jrnpbssjbje fbr us to
exclosively to the Sir Knights and their 1 attend either lecture, but me woman is
lady friends. From what we hear and know represented to us as one of unusual
it will, be a creditable afiair. Degree mem- j genius, and her lecture as displaying
bera only, will be admitted. ability arid culture" rinhe part of the
Fatal Accident: J autnoy;
Late yesterday evening we received .'!' We understand' thkt; while attempUjjjg CltV C6urU;" '
a special dispatch from ouf staff corses- f?ff ?n tnL aS tofcve wainq a'ea 9C the Mayor's
pondent,whQ attended Raieigl, fyr the om ne ZP CUrt' ye8terday
?rtv?t! . v . 1 . a neero fireman df a freight train u.- ks.n :t tk r.
purposed reporting the proceedings of iiedm6nt' A!r; Line Raflrbad, Urates had agbodeal of business be-
me vyuustiiuuunai wuvcuuun, wmvu naniea Aaron morrison, ieu oeiween fore them, but ir was all of an uninter
gives ciinse'fof great rejoicings Here ii ''tHe1 cars' and was crushed !in siich a ; jtrb'e'ractr'iacV 'ai' issuing war
i:U ttrr-Triw T r.fir .rr . .. " rauw, .kjswik.i ciri . . stuwi,; o. ,.JugH
teine..' hall an hour. He wias removed from f.r;ftl Kna!n.M. Kaa . latl-r
aleiqii, . 0., :ou p
The Temperatuie.
The following was the range of the ther
mometer, yesterday, at the drug store of W
R Burwell & Co. :
At 6 A. M
" 9 A.M.,
" 12 M.,
" 3 PM.,
" 6 PM.,
74
79
81
83
83
Supply of Lounges, all grades.
Coffins, on hand.
JUST RECEIVED; .
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF
Tarlor Suite, in Hair Cloth
Terry and Reps. Also, a new
A full assortment of Metalic Cases, Caskets and Wood
junl3
J. S. PHILLIPS,
M E R C H A II T TAILOR,
UNDER C E II T R A L : H 0 T5E L .
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
2 i
t& ALWAYS GUARANTEES SATISFACTION.
jan
NE W ME ATL MARKET.
'ft
a 4
11 OS E
& JAMISON
Springs' Building; Opposite" Central Hotel, on Trade Street, and next door to
, . . . Farmers' Savings Bank,
SL AUG H f ERE R S
AKD WHOLKSALB, A RETAIL DEALERS, JN
TENNESSEE BEEF AND MUTTON.
Cruelty to Chickens.
It is frequently the case that chickens are
shipped to this city, wedged so tighly in
their coops that they can hardly move out of
their tracks, and there is raiely ever receiv
ed here, a coop which dops not contain
moreorless dead chicken?, hargeable to
this very., thing. Only a few days ag a
commission merchant here took sixteen dead
chickens out of a coop, while the remainder
of those in it were half suffocated. This is
cruelty, and we call the attention of country
merchants especially to the matter.
ens must have air as well as human
and when they are thus packed in a coop
with not enough room to turn around in,
they cannot he expected 10 live,
.
A Young Charlotte Soldier.
We transfer to our columns the follow
ing handsome notice of a gallant young citi
zen of Charlotte, who threw his life with
the. fortunes of the young Confederacy, and
lost it. The extract is from a sketch of Pet-
tigrew's Brigade at the battle of Gettysburg,
prepared for and published in Our Living
and Our Dead, by Louis Q Young :
"The battles of the war can furnish no
more marked examples of high spirit and
true earnestness, coupled with forgetfulnes:
of self, than does that of Lieutenant H C
Lucas, Adjutant of the 11th Regiment Nerth
Carolina Troops. Lying on the field .unable
to move in consequence of his death-wound
he seemed to forget his sufferings and dan
ger, and there are none of us who will ever
forget the cheering accents of his voice,- as
he encouraged all who passed him to press
on to victory. " He died at Martinsburg from
the efects of his wounds."
. . .
Rev L, S Burkhead, D. D.
We have referred to the fact that Rev L S
Burkhead, D D, has been appointed to the
pastoral charge of Eden ton Street M K
Ciiurch, of Raleigh, vice Ruv A V Man-
gum, apjK.inted t a prof-ssorhip in the
UniveiMty. As Dr Burkhead was but re
cently pastor of Tryon Street M E Church
of this city, the following resolution, among
a series passed at the third quarterly, meet
ing of Morganton Circuit, rece ntly held on
Mt. Pleasant eanip grounun, will interest our
Methddist friends here :
Wthcrfas. Ave learn trom vt caritneaa
that he has been ordered by the Bishop to
take charge of Edenton 8treet Chu.xh in the
city of Raleign ana inai pursuant w wjb
order his administration on the Shelby Dis
trict will cease on the 1st of beptemoer,
Therefore ' . . ,
Resolved, Thzt we avail ourselves 01 inis
opportunity to express oar nign apprecia
tion of Dr Burkhead's distinguished ability
as a preacher of the gcspel , and of his fideli
ty as a presiding officer of the Church, and
we hereoy recora our -buuiubuuu-
f,rmrMMn nd couraee in defending both the
doctrines and honor of the Church.
Wasn't Fooling Her Much.
A certain citizen is in the habit of getting
up early every morning and letting the ser
vant in the door, after which he again re
tires for a morning nap. Now it happens
thaC his wife keeps a jug sitting in the room,
filled with spirits to be used only in case of
snakebites, fire, or some other such calami
ty. The husband looks very virtuous and
pretends not to know anything about the
whereabouts of the jug, and the wife never
lets on. Yesterday morning, when prepar
ations for breakfast were about beginning
the pantry door lock was found to be out of
order and the door could not be unlocked; a
neighbor who lives near by and who has
some knowledge of locksmithing, was sent
for and after some trouble the door was un
locked; very much to the relief of the fami
ly, who had previously felt that the chances
for breakfast were rather slim at that house.
The man of the house took great credit to
himself for the part he had taknn in getting
the lock fixed, and suggested to his wife
that, in consideration of services rendered
by himself and the neighbor, he thought
she ought to treat. "Treat !" she exclaimed.
"From the way your brsath smells when
you come back to bed these mornings, after
Chick- letting John in, I should think yon treated
beings, yourself to my whiskey every morning !"
His face got red fir3t, and then he looked
sickly out of the eyes ; then he hustled his
clothes off and got back in bed and covered
his head up. After ever so long he regain
ed courage, and when he did they heard
him singing lowly to himself, and in an in
jured tone, and thought they distinguished
these words coming from under the cover :
"I've done my work and done it complete,
I think some one had oughter treat ;
My usual drink is a brandy sling,
But you bet I can drintmost anything,"
AH darkness is dispelled'.. ' Light
breaks in from the East.! 'The longag
dnv is over.' and the State of North
Carolina- is once more redeemed Radl-,
calisin, Federal officials post masters,
and understrappers all made . td take
back seats, for on the fourteenth' bal
lot, of the Convention, Ranspni, of Tyr
rell,the Conservative - nominee : was
' elected President of the Convention, re
ceiving sixty votes. Dockery, the radi
cal nominee, ; .fifty-eight. There was
great cheeriog and rejoicing among the
Democrats. Thes radicals appear to
take their defeat with good grace and
good feeling, conscious, that they haye
done their very best and have died ith
their faces to the foe. There is the ut
most good feeling between the parties
During the balloting to-day, which was
conducted throughout with the utmost
decorum, at the earnest appeal of ex
Gov Reid, Mr Ransom voted for him
self. This vote elected Mr. Ransom,
and gave the organization in the hands
of the Democrats. The Democrats, we
are authorized to state, are full grown
men. The Convention adjourned, im
mediately after the election of its Pre
sident until ten o'clock ft. m. to-mor
row. ;i W.F,A."
Thus the contest is over, Democra
cy is once more triumphant. Sixty
Democrats have stood like the Spar-
Band, at Therm opylas, between
terial business has latelr crown to be
to & convenient house''lvnl rlivvjind em Magistrate"
auenuance was summuneu, i aatVintr in nov
O -7 .-ITT! V r-rf.-
the fr;
medical
but all to ho avail. -
tan
the weal of North Carolina and her
sworn enemies of the Radical party.
We rejoice and are exceedinlgy glad,
not because of the triumph 01 our
party, though that ought to make
every honest man's bosom swell with
nride. but because North Carolina is
sale. .
Associate Reformed Presbytery
The First Presbytery of the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian Church met at
the village of Huntersville, Monday 5th
September, and we have been enabled
to gather a brief report of the proceed
ings. The Presbytery was opened with
a sermon by Rev R A Ross, substitute
for the retiring Moderator,- RevJ C
Chalmers, who Was unwell, Riev R G
Miller, the youngest minister' of the
Presbytery, and wbo was lately ordain
ed, was elected Moderator.and presided
with1 crace and! drmity.1 Statisfical re-
The Cotton Prospect.'!
The Windsor Times speaking of the Bertie
county cotton, crop, says:
The cotton crop is sadly giving, way.
Forms aife shedding very fast. ' The wet
wea'ber nas filled the fields with grass wnicq,
is now .hurting the f crop, l he cotton nas
run to weed. Between the rain, tne grass
and the cotton, the under bolls are kept too
damp and many of them are rotting. , Cold
nights, too, are injuring tne plant, me up
shot of the business is that alter all -we snail
gather together a short Crop.
Almost the same thing can be said of the
crop about here. Perhaps the injury is not
so extensive here as in, bur . contemporary's
section, but all farmers agree in saying that
the crop is not near so promising as it was
a few weeks ago. While it will not proba
bly be absolutely a "Bbort crop," still it will
be much less than was expected at one time
dnring the season. However, there will be
a sufficient amount . raised to . bring, with
splendid corn crops, a plentiful season to
the farmers.
Shooting of a Citizen of Charlotte in
Lincolnton.
A telegram was . received in this cjty
last evening from Lincolnton, by Mr S
M Timmons, stating that his brother,
Mr Cyrus Timmons of this city, who
went up the road yesterday morning,
had been dangerously shot, at that
place. A second dispatch, received
about 9 o'clock last night, stated that
the wound had been inflicted by one
John Jetton ; that the shot had entered
just under the eye, and thaVhe was at
that time resting easier. These are all
the particulars, that have yet been re
ceived of the affair. Mr 5 M Timmons
leaves this morning for Lincolnton, to
look after his brother, and to bring him
home as soon' as possible.
The wounded party had started with
a couple of friends to Shelby, and it- is
supposed that the difficulty -which re
sulted in the -shooting ..occurred at the
depot. We will have details to day.
NEW ADVEBTISEMEK
H
ply to
CU.
Board of County Commissioners.
The Board met at the Court House m
Charlotte, on Monday, the 6th of September,
1875. Present, W E Ardrey, chairman, R L
TteArmond. T L Vail. Thos GHuyas, E M
T:
Th. TWA was organized bv the appoint- pons were given -mnu an uiBuimyuw,
ment of HM Dixon temporary chairman. Which showed an awakenea interest in
On motion, W E Ardrey was elected chair-' Sabbath Schools and steady increase in
man for the ensuing year. membership. An interesting feature
It was ordered by the Board that W N nf the nroceediries was that three' theo-
. . - - . . 1 uiil.1.1 F . -
Alexander. Uoroner, ueai:owea unmme i M 1 Rtudents delivered trial sermons:
o
Monday in October next to renew his bond.
Capt 8 E Belk presented an official state
ment of the leceipts and disbursements of
the county for the fiscal year, ending Sep
tember 1st.
Ordered by the Board that 8 E Belk,
County Treasurer, ray all Jury Tickets for
Augu&l term Superior Court, and all pay
ments which has been made to lurors for
said time be approved.
8 E Balk. Coun' v Treasurer, tendered his
bond in the sum of $20,003, with J II Mc-
Aden, H G Springs, S B Alexander and W
II Myers as securities, l Securities justified,
bond approved and ordered to be registered.
S E Belk, also produced his bond as Treas
urer of the County Board of Education, in
the sum of $10,000 with R M Oates and M P
Pegram as securities. Securities justified,
bond approved, and ordered to be registered.
Messrs D G Caldwell, J M McLain and
W Y Love. The former having com
pleted their theological course',' were
duly licensed by Rev John Hunter, in
place of the Moderator, to preach the
p-osnel
ttEvery minister was present except
two and everv elder but two or three,
beside some visiting preachers and
elders. : Much enthusiasm and dispatch
morVAfl the occasion There were
crowded houses at both sittings. States
Superior Court, Yesterday.
The following comprises the sum
total of the business in the State dock
et, transacted yesterday.
Monroe Johnston, colored tried for.
larceny. Fouhd guilty and sentenced
to 10 years in the Penitentiaryi -
Ike Robinson, colored, indicted for
larceny. N" ot guilty .- .I- "'
John Gordon, white; indicted for
false pretences. 1 NotrguiIty.
tJakeBrown, indicted for false pre
tences. Mot guilty. ;;
William Elwbod, who was convicted
of murder at the last term of Court,
was brought into Court to be sentenc
ed. In a few remarks the Judge sen
tenced him to be taken from the jail
of Mecklenburg county, to the place
of execution, on the 8th day of Octo
ber next, between the hours of 11
A. M., and 1 P. M., and hanged by the
n-k until he should be dead. El
wood received the sentence with per
fect serenity,. and was afterwards con
reyed back to jail.
'The civil -docket wa again taken
un vesherdav. afternoon.. The trial of
: in Mechanicsville. foar rooms, a
W R BURWELL
, septS .... .. -.. ,,,,,, .,
Fresh" Arrivals.
. 'A ' ., ,.m,!--. ; .. !i i.. !!
GOSHEN BUTTER, i5 ehoicelalry Cheese,
20 packages Mackerel, ranging the best
No 1 shore, to No 3. Also N O Herring,
Blue Fish, &c, at
sept8 B N BMItH'8.
GENCY
Df English Breakfast Packet Tea Compa
nysold by Druggist only price $1 a lb.
W R BURWELL fc CO.,
sept8 , Agents.
TE WILL
Receive in a few days, a large stock of all
kinds of Lamps.
W R BURWELL & CO.
septS
JJOOLEY'S YEAST POWDERS,
Best in use in , 1. 1 lb and 5 lb packages.
W R BURWELL & CO.
sept8
yHITE and BLACK MUSTARD 8EED.
Spice, Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Pepper,
Mustard, fresh and of superior quality.
W R BURWELL CO.
sept8
rpURNISH BATH TOWELS.
Lubin's Lavender ITater, German Cologne,
Scotch Wood Poff Boxes. English Tooth
Brushes, English Hair Brashes, Flesh
Gloves, Superior 8having Brushes, Oriental
Tooth Paste, Gosrull's Cheny Tooth Paste.
Lubin's Extracts, Vienna Cologne, Cash
mere Boouet S08P. inst received.
W R BURWELL & CO.
septS
piRESHSEIDLITZ POWDERS,
Brown Ess" Jamaica Ginger, Florida
Water, Superror' Bay Rum, Kiirir Bark
and Iron, Elixir Bark Iron and Strychnin,
Salts oNitrato of Cerium, Salts of Peysim
and Bismuth.
trade. W R BURWELL 4 CO.
sept 8
QHLORIDE LTME,
Jo i and i lb packages.
W R BURWELL & CO.
septa.
NEW ARRIVALS
t
villa won aeWted as tlie next place of the dase of R. M. Miller vt
meetinEr, and April as the time.
Thp memhers ol tne rresoyiery ea.
press their gratitude ' to the people of
Huntersville ana vicinity ior meu
exhihited in entertaining tnem,
W. M.
Mills, was beeun. and a part of the
evidence taken, but the: trial was con'
tiuued until to-day. ,
ness
and also the different railroads for hav-
CHEESE,
SWISS, PINEAPPLE, EtfAM AND
LIMBERGER.
DUTCH HERRING, NEW MACK
EREL and N. C. ROE HERRING.
SUGAR BREAKFAST
CURED BACON,
HAMS, SMOKED
TONGUES,
SMOKED BEEF, SHOULDERS,
' COOKED CORNED, in 2. 4
and fl lb. cans, PICKLED
OYSTERS, POTTED
HAM, TURKEY,
and DUCK.
HORSE
RADISH,
CELERY SALT,
PRESERVED GINGER,
JELLIES, RASBERRY and
LEMON SYRUPS, and PRESERVED
PINE APPLES.
BE3T IMPORTED ANT) DOMESTIC
SWEET OIL.
M E Alexander, tendered his official bond ;ssued tickets to delegates at reduc-
as Sheriff of the uounty, in tne sum ow,w, e(j rates.
with x v Alexander and J S Means as secur-
i-m fifvn ri H pa testified.. - bond approved I A VScene", in Court
and ordered to be registered; There was quite a scene . in yourt,
The Observer's Evening Edition
Yesterday-we essayed a little feat of NEW ORLEANS ' MOLASSES AND
enterprise which. , we are sure will be
appreciated by our friends along the
Brooks of Sheffield ii Sharp."
Sn it was said of poor little David
North Carolina Railroad, as for their
VanAfif. it. woa rrininall V int.An)Arl.
Wm Maxwell, Register of Deeds tendered yesterday, afternoon, upon the ' SOTton . the issuine of an
1 i ji .xr ape nnn m.;iu it a i i i .i a a - A 1 . knatvn 1 .r- 1'. ,m , m.
D1S DOna in ine sum wi mui a a. m qx me notorious JUUmuo yuuuowu, 1 f l A'' pv,:-
borne, R M White and J R Morris as secuf- f " vftara .onment in the Pen- e v r"
ities, Securities justified, bond approved and itjmt.. Hia mother. Sophy John-
oruered to be registerea. 1
8 H Bieeers. Constable elect in Morning "
Star TownsWir.tendere4-liis bond, in .tne "r'1 vCZ: 'rt prpcpedinga,:yitrday,. together .Willi Jk Q ja.jflLt IS '
paper cop taining the full proceedings
GOLDEN SYRUP.
tt '." .-Atao7t';T
Tte Finest Teas i
" Tl . IN THE ; MARKET;
moiue;' " of the Convention ,on Monday, and
present, andpon hearmg an elabate. report of the
ce. broke forth into a series ....'.Ij. --tiL-
. . a . I . -1 l ; IV. rxS tA I XT W I . W r , . w . -
n ..fioM onrl an it mav be said. U t i oftfi -5th a TT TtifrcrprH and P C Ot yeUS ana walls, mauaiuawwiiw js.u JitA.;g1Bl.(l
wejnay.be. permitted W institute an Harkey as ecurities,.&c,. deafen every one m ear-snov ; MWgf;milcel,apy locals,. up 'to fA
analogy, of the Five Pointers. f4on- m- CI?Z.7 very tour, of going to press.waa put to
3onni8ticaiea'aarjs.ey i . iuniuu.ri . wiu icumj iuhwu. . i
I ' -ii. ma lf.liri.1. i. -.A I . .. ' . f i 11 I
AT'
WE KEEP A FIRST-CLASS MEAT MARKET, AND SOLICI1 'TRADE FROM
CASH paying customers only. , xmo creuit
Market bpened from 4 a. m., to 9 p. m., each day, Sundays excepted.-
jul24
T
HE GRAND DEPOT!: 2 il -
For Mineral Waters, at
. . . McADEN'8 DRUG STORE.
ju 11 f;; : .1- -';
it I
WANTED.
Ten thousand subscribers to the WJtJfc.i.x
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER.one of the larg-4
est and best pacers in North Carolina. ;
Address OBSERVER,
aug20tf Charlotte, N. C.
I RGKST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
JU STATE. .... . r
..!'-Edwards, Broughton Af Co,
AtoIOTEOS AND BIWDElt9.
m.v itv nt Everv kind kept on band
rv . . - .. , ,
and made to order. 4
day night an unsc
went into the "Pints" with save
10 cents. He was sitting in a room in
conversation Vith three of the Five
Point "ladies" and one "gentleman.
He hadn't been in there five minutes
before he was fleeced, and who got his
moneyhe Jia no A idea. The City
MatBbafweni down ianoJ made una
offnrta to recover it. All said
1 Ckll JL.J fi. .
- . ..... ...
they had aeen.hwn with it, add an ae
nied having stolen it. The money
never has been recovered. They are
nresa last nieht at 8 o'clock, barely in
oi ow, wuu x waltzed ner onrwnue tne vca - . - v - nav,n
as securities, c. x. rtr Wn the cheeks of herself and y ""rM."
County Treasurer, reported that the ; nA'-'- rtf W 5ef tram, which leaves at.S fil.
I JllUlUVAi . va-avy wvaw, - " o I
''Family Grocery, opp, Charlotte Hotel.
eptS
. ft ,
JUST'
Kopti anv one else than Monroe John
been some
Thia paper; containing yesterday's
news, will be in Raleigh this morning
at 7 o'clock -Getting up this -edition
RECEIVED
Prfntin and Binding of every descrip- gharn thieves down there m J? lye
tion; In best style;! and at prices that will p0intfl and they he with a fluency Blyths, Lemley's ;
defv competition. , . ' and cheek which is sublime. I Creek.
Prompt awenuon givcu w viui
sum
Mason,
' The'
whole amount paid out ior,the new jau, up
i. o..t.mtu1 won iMft SQ Rfi.
. .ki;j tUm a. I aton., there would., nave
;w dnlv elected Magistrates in their re- sympathy on the part of the crowd.; "-r?" CHEWING
- i : ..... i cti-i i nnra ani.a.iij n.ciii iLiiiuia.A . uuiur uiu i i-v . . .
After being put into tne sireei,Dopuy j - - --t .-ri ,jxoiJAiXAitwoi ana , vnree years
i?ft . her voice and uttered loud I expense, dr jo: ww w uu y fc oM, 4t a n ALEXAJSDJSR & W,
i-.!: . ia inA0A tht the t iiV by their expenditure, we .can., lay sept7
;i w 'nf tKe afAr and batferi theory- latest informatiorv beforo
I vJnW; tioV hm-n I our readers, r ; V mon
wvofc nf witir ri,h she hionrdoea not interfere wihiOur regti
spective i Townships, appeared before the
Board, and were duly qualified in conform;
itv to Law :
J M Kirkpatrick, Sharon Township ; G W
McDonald. Berryhill ; 5 A W La wing, Paw
Creek ; S B Smith, Morning Star; Nicholas
Gibbon. Mallard Creek ; J A DeArmon,
Mallard, Creek ; AG Reid, Providence ; R F
K'i-
.',..' College Street.
Reid Providence :B 1 nung xu.vv juvn i .. . .... . .2 ..-rr.i-
Tttos P SriSS cooled off, and s was. snteWuentlfclet of th., mornings which.18
HOTJSB,
:v iIAXJWNBURO,aC.R'Y. , "
1 5 A IX day passenger trains give ample time
ix for dinner. " Excellent accommodation
out.
for transient boarders: v r-
sept7eod3m