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E I G II T
I,.. EL, S
msCELLAIf COIJ8.
M I J C E L.X. A.iE
The Democrats of yilap;i have, rec
ommended Col. Thos. LI Keen an,' for
the position of Attorney General.
Harwell Newsom Httt 1eJ hung at,
Albemarle on the 23d, for rape. He
1 he Albemarle; Times recommends
Gen., Ransom, as the President of the
Stale Utiiversitv. at Channel Hill.
-4
i n.e dedication qi tne new jisraemisu.
TerapMe in Wilmingtori, on last Friday
was marked by the most impressive
cernionifkH Citizens of -all- nationali-
ttoo vnanoii )vorer puDiianes i a
rumor ,tq the effect tht3en. JVYiHiam
jucauc, luiuciijr in iuio cny, is lo
succeed Col & L; Fremont as Super
intendent hafAljjajCentral Rail
way. This rumor has beep current
here for- thefsff ttrb'r'eeka.'We forbore
to pubHiirilsijecauHeaf itmfdaaonahle
doubts "of its . correctness. We are
now authorized1 1& state that the rumor
is incorrect and' that there is' nd siioh
chaneihMcfeiliofi'fect which
Col. FremooW htariV friends in this
State will i'rratified tole'arn. i Gen
McRaej already hold Whe Y tire5 finest
positions Ih Hliri'tSoAttVilmington
i ,L-
A correeponderltdf the New York
, writing f fonr ;pJt;J'1p.f.
represents that at the recent menaonai
celebration in that city, a red-hot
speech wr dKyerpd W (hrf Rer. Tay
lor ujKmmml
the lost cause wold1.p raoTedihat
slavery jwaa .divine' itituUonihich
ought to be revived, that the Yankees
wete a different and inferior race, and
more to the same general purpose.
The Qharlotjp Q8ivjcb, in iif report
of MlrMbe4uoWsp9ne of
three expressions; which, we suppose,"
are eiven in the limes account of to
occaidrj5v ij ptiilfifc; xaggented
Bhape. "Wb'ether4 "truly or falsely re
ported, however, is not jn the least
cODseouenee; iaajhQtrtlerftjices of
memorial oratorVftVeamayyecohsid
eiably exalted above the ordinary and
every-day faeling.ef the people. It is
no rare thing in the South, and possi
bly in 4he Narthf -rforTte rfnvwffial
orator Jo iieOboe to tftat cbMMnUh
is described aa being : hh friends of
peace in war and tne friends of .war in
peace; so that they make up by ex-trvagancd-UoctirtiB!ifS8
now,
lur thelpfeacealiei rilptiitfcri which
thy manifested twelve years ago. We
is that of a Minister of the Gospel, and
the. netmtefrit4;tie told
that these men of peace very often
emnlov ' hard laneuasre -wiihout, in
their exemption, ffom .responsibility,
reflecting th its' real" strength and
nieauing.,.:Jf-any.auch unwise utter
ances were made by Ah Charlotte ora
tor as have been reported, the circom
slanae eoafirmi lis! in '"the inipreseion
tbatth minhtefsof religfon ought
never ia prticipato inkporitics, except
to the extent of voting their party
ticket on election day. The' very se
clusioainvfhtehvthev ltfejand labor,
the Burilf df their lieV itheir'aUocia-
ticn with women, and others whose
innocence makes them ignorant of the
world, all render the clergy incompe
tent to take any active part in pojiticl
flairs" withlout nffaiirj their own
usefulness; andmSking thev muddle
of politics a little more muddy. We
abiure the Timet nob ttMtornT itself
a bouttbef exported- eWaratiofiS. If
made, they do not represent the pur
pote or the principles of any Southern
class. With the Southern people, the
war is over and ended and its imme.
diate issues of secession iVevwufcpeld.
They hate pledged tbemselrea1 wHhe
amendments which make the Union,
the freedom of the negro and the
equality of all citizens perpetual ; and
as for holding the soldiers of the other
side in contempt, tnej afc ' eager and
anxious to cast their votes to make
General Hancock Prsideiil whnT the
Times, nt tfotibt, for 'all W flfohing
'loyalty," will oppose. Petersburg
Index-Appeal y f X.; ; .v i
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Ihe Gnlf Stream ai aa Illustration.
Seveial years age ex-Gov. Vance, in
a lecture that afteiwards became fam-
oug, com paVediihk Jews loithW Gulf-
stream, mat stream 01 numannj
lmd freui time.Jrtimemmorial pre-
ccneu its uwa vmmibq fun iwcu j u ope
rated by well-dfi6ed trtlutjdarier from
the great ocean of mankind- But a
short time ago we noticed in one of
our exchanges (the Religious Herald of
tliis city, we think,) an editorial in
which the same illostration'was used
without crediting it to Gov. Vance.
Slill more recentlriHonR, Vance,
of Nofth'CafoMhV, htt atfTiied the
Oulf stream rsr an illuetration of how
the sou theii people 'knight ' by kind
ne 8 melt the northern iceberg.vthat
come floating down this iray on
the gulf Mream ofypreiudifo ;and
putsion. 1 WjireuponaiviAugnsta' pa
W tells Mr. Vance that he probably
Ktole the illustration from a Dr. Camp
Ml, of Georgia. r tyr. Vances use ,of
the Gulf-stream WiMo different ffom
that of his brother that he cannot
fairly be charged with having used it
improperly jDr, Campbell, was proba
cy indebtebTto ex-Gov. Vance for his
use of it. And the Religious tierdld (if
it was that paperl had , forgotten, that
Zeb. Vantrig1nadte imiJ4 INo
happier illustration was ever used by
ny orator, we suijpoee Ae1 4t is one
hich, having once hef n seen, would
inevitably comeback to the mind, we
deem it a properDCCMUMlcureaaserA
ov. Vance's clainv ; to it.. , Can, any
hody trace it farther? RicKmoyid Ds
patch.
f fp r
SOVTH CAK60XA ("EPISCOPALIASa2
1'be Questic! tof the admission of
colored ProtesUnt Episcopal Congre
gations to representation, whiebr-iiaa
agitated the South Carolina diocese for
lo or three ytaaslparaaTfttledSn
Charleston l3th-'!ntra!tertC wTfffl
aiRcu8sion, in the diocesan conven
tion, by the rejection of the apptu
lca-
"on of StMatk's AtMircbec.
sion to thAtodvjTThe kasiiri
ityji
the cler?v favored the annlication.
which was rejected by the voteofiih
lay delegates.
-hi ;v4 0 A'JO
id Mothers are not ih thi
. Lapland Mothera ar6 not in thel
iiabit of stavinsrat. home withr their
babies. The Lacs are a verv religious
j. ne .lads are a very religious
people, , takofeDrwuLrwy-TW
hear theiir &ikTl
lamiiy arrive at the littleijaDO
- W w . V
churefeodreir arHlf
l"e uther shovels a snug little bed in
ine enoWf an(j then mother wpsUlhO
baby in skins and denosita it therein.
.hen the father pilthelaoo aouitil
ll. and the dintr in not. Sn crnarrl while
lV Pwerfsi-id-'tUad'ofoiaH inufuhen
nurch. Often aa .manj aa,thUty a-.
W BCVU MIU HUB III . i'UQ
-""v aoout a cnurcn
C., C. & A. R. R.
GENERAL PASSENGER DKPT.j
ChabjJottx, Colombia & Auotsta, R.R. j
On and after Sunday, April 16tb, the
following schedule will be operated en this
road :.-!-
MAiL AND' EXPRESS GOING NORTH.
T - a i t
t-eavo Augusta, aaiiy, 516 :p,
Arrite arCorambiar
m.
""WOO-'pTm.
Leave Columbia,
jo.15 p. m.
.15 a. m.
a . ' m . . . i
veawunariotcei
GOING SOUTH.
Leave, Charlotte, 9.40 p.m.
Arny at Columbia, , 3.B5 aiu.
Leave Columbia. 3.45 a. m.
1 Arriraatugusta; ; , ;s .JiO a.m.
Comfortable sleeping cart run on this train
between Charlotte and Augusta.
ACCOM JODATION . RAIN , CHAR-
LOTTE DIVISION GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia daily (Sundays
excepted,) 8 00 a. m
ArriTeCl4rWtt, j 1 f f - 6 32 p. m.
' boiNtfsWft
Leave Charlotte, ; . ' i . -. 600 a.m.
Arrive at Columbia,
3.37 p m.
TRAIN AUGUSTA
ICfcXrMMODATION
rDlVMIONqOING NORTH.
Lewr AuKita? a : 6.00 a. m.
Arrive at Columbia, 4 00 p. m.
V10 9.0INO SOUTH.
Leave CklQmtW ' 9 50 a.m.
Arrive at Augusta; lU A 1 7.15 p. m.
' Rorriklaily-except Sundays.
J AMES' ANDERSON, 1
;AJt - Gen'l SopV
: A POPE,
General Ticket Agent.
J28 ;
Fietat Air-I fiailm
.l.v.''rtr'.i,1 i) 'l ft f .
Richmond & DurynxK, Eicbmond &
Danyhxe R. W., N. (J- Divisiok, ao4
North Wktbw .N.C.' W.
CONDENSED TIME-TABLE.
In effect on and after Dec.' 19th, 1875.
A OOIKO M0KT8
STATIONS.
KAIL,
5 45 a m
625 "
8 20 "
10 58
1 39pm
149 "
6 51 '
935pm
Leave Charlotte,
Air-Line J net n,
balisbury,
" Greensboro,
. Danville,
" Dundee,
" Burkeville,
Arrive at .Richmond,
oonro south,
STATIONS.
Leave .Richmond,
" Bnrkeville,
" Dundee, .
KAIL.
5 50 a m
9 00 4
135 pk
143 "
4 28
654 1
8 52 "
9 15
GOING WIST
KAII
PantiUe,
Greensboro.
Salisbury,
IV-
Ajr-IneJ'ct'n,
at Charlotte,
' "GOWd A8T.
8TATIOHS, KAIL.
Leave Greensboro.il 00 am
Ar
410 pm
Ar Raleigh,
" at Goldsboro
stations. ' rr
349 pm
6 40 "
Arr 1 1 05 pm
L've 8 20 "
accomdat'n teaijt.
L'ye Greensboro,
Arr at Baleiah.
7 00 p m
5 00am
Arr 6 00 am
Arr 7 30 pm
Lv 2 00 pm
Arr at Goldsboro H 15 "
NORTH WESTERN
N. C. R. B.
(Salcx Branch.)
Lea ye Greensboro, . .4 45 pm
Arrive at Salem, 6 45 "
Xeave Saiem, 8 15 a m
v AarriVe at Greensboro, 10 SB "
Passenger train leaving Raleigh at 11 05 a
m connects at Greensboro' with the Southern
bound train : making the quickest time to
all Southern cities. Accommodation train
leavine Raleigh at 7 30 p m, connects with
Northern bound trains 1 1 Greensboro for
Richmond and all points Ease Price of
Tickets same as via other routes.
Accommodation Train leaving Greensboro
t. 7 on n m connects, at Goldstx ro with
Northern and Southern bound Trains on the
fomiTheton'and Weldoh Railroad. '
iynchburg Accommodation leave Rich
mond a 9.C0 a m. arrive at Burkeville 12.86
o m. leave Burkeville 1 20 p m, arrive at
Richmond 4 34 p m.
Mo Change of Cars Between Charlotte
and Richmond, 282 Miles.
Patwa thttfc-liauw aiianeeiiiema' to adver
tise tBejds Pleas
printas above ana forward copies to Genr
Passenger Agent.
JTe further in formation address
' JOHN R MACW DRDO,
Genl Passenger Agenr.
Richmond, Va.
dec 19 ;
A T X, O Railroad
t. V " 1 f VrtU '
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
Charlotte, .N..O. April 8, 1876.
and after Monday. April 10th,
the
VJ folldwisg Schedule will he ran over this
road :
GOING NORTH.
Leave Charlotte, 6 30 a.
" D College, 8 20 ,
" Mooreaville, 8.68 ,
Arrive Statesville, 10 00
GOING; SOUTH.
Leave Statesville. 2.50 p.
" Mooresville. 3 57 '
. sD.'CoUege, '
Arrive Charlotte, 6.20
m
HI.
' Trains make close connection at Statesville
with Trains ever W. ' N. v: it.K.
Tickets on sale to Newton. Hickory. Mor-
Mnlnn 'Murinn and OldlOrt.
a u rhireM most he ore paid on Freight
offered for shipment to Section House, Hen-
Al.andriana and Caldwell.
TheB being trlog Stations," the Company
is not lisble for loss, or damage to freight
aftr it is nnloaded at either of the above
nmH "Winer Stations."
No freight will be received by Agents for
shipment unless the name of consignee ana
destination is distinctly roaraeu vurwu..
J J UUitaiLJl.1,
aplf i. :i .iSaperintendellt.
G HjlCK E N S
100 line Fat Chita,
t2
JUST ARRIVED ANP FPR SALEATs
r t i k s 9 -4..
--.--
h
I csi 1VL.L. i,.ano
T WMIB JIWH J W 9t
iTOXALDSON'S INHALER
hestinuseatA MeADJN'S
P" , 7T"xi
'f t 1 j ?i i i '
fflRYthe new Charlotte Favorite, only 5
ilfcentSr'drhe8tiewan Jackson Cigar.S
& 10 cents, t WALTER BREtffl.
marll
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE,
VIA CHARLESTON, S. C.
BETWEEN CHARLOTT j aii AIL POINTS SORTH ail EAST.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA &
Columbia, S.
CHARIX)TTE. COLUMBIA A AUGUSTA RAILROAD, in connection with
. the SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY, and its connecting STEAMSHIP LINES at the
pbrtbf CHARLESTON, presents to Shippers
CHARLOTTE, AND ALONG THE LINES OF RAILWAYS CONVERGING THERE
ON, THE MANY ADVANTAGES of the
GREAT SODTHERU FREIGHT HUE,
With the ASSURANCE THAT TRANSPORTATION shall he as QUICK, RATES AS
LOW AND SATISFACTION AS COMPLETE,
business.
For rates, classifications and all information,
A. rPE............General Freight Agent, C, C. fc A. R. R., Columbia, S. 0.
N M JOHNSTON,.. - Soliciting Agent, Charlotte, N. C.
W. W. PESRAM. Aflrent C.
J
jan2
WEMGTON NORTH
SEMI-WEEKLY.
East Freinfet Rome to
BALTIMORE. I
Baltimore and Southern Steam Trans
portation Company.
Sailing from BALTIMORE
Tuesday and Friday, at 3 FBL
akd raox WTurrMorroK
WEDBTESDAT AND SATURDAY
-O
(HViKfl THTinnOR TULL8 OF LADING to all noints in North and South
n.mim. nnrie. nA ilahamo Par Korth
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Providence,
ALSO
Liverpool, Glasgow,
Antwerp and Other European Ports.
These Lines connect at Wilmington with
Railroad. Wilmington & Weklon Railroad,
River Steamers, with their connecting Koads, oOeriog aeequaiiea oMMior uiPi
delivery of Freight to all pointy a. the Steamer, on the- Line, on arriyal W W
ton stoD at Railroad depot, the Freight transferred under covered sheds
delay, and forwarded by the Fast Freight Express that morning.
XTn mmmp ;n W;ifninrtn nnA in franafpp fpAm WilminfftOB South. RstCS ITUar
nooA oa Tnw a kv &n nthpp hoatfl.
all goods via Wilmington Lines.
For inrther icrormation, apply to either r ia BBoersigaeQ ajwuw mwuhw.
EDWIN FITZGERALD, Gen'l Agt. B"ltimore Line, W Booth Street, Baltimore.
WM. P ri.Ynn . rxi.. liPn'l As-t.
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent Baltimore
-tf.
C. C. UHSPJ&.TCIHI lallHKp
VIA WILMINGTON, NORTH. CAROLINA.
Through Freight Route to all Points South.
This line being fully equipped for business, offers unequaled facilities for
.transportation
WILMINGTON AND ALL NORTHERN AND EASTERN CITII2S
. .CHARLOTTE. STATESVILLE, ASHEVILLE, liLrixlx5xiJlUlu
GREENVILLE, SPARTANBURG, ALL STATIONS ON THE
ATLANTA & RICHMOND AIR-LINE, ATLANTIC,
TENNESSEE & OHIO, and WESTERN N. C.
RAILROADS, aa well aa all points in
GEORGIA, ALABAMA and
- MISSISSIPPI.
iisrsTJijrsroEi attid rates
GUARANTEED AS LOW Ag VIA ANY COMPETING LINE, AND
TIME AS ilEEOK
tST I N FOB M ATION FURNISHED UPON, APPLICATION TO
C. D.,
JNO G YOUNG,
Soliciting Agent C.
sept30
pOR SALE.
A good Gold Watch. For particulars in
quire at OBSERVER OFFICE.
apilltt '
TlENSON'S CAPS1NE PLASTERS
And Allcock's Porous
Plaster for sale at
McADEN'S,
Drug Store.
aprS
JUST RECEIVED
THE latest style of Paper, and Envelopes
to match, at PUREFOY'S.
apr!6 ' : h 1
Use Fitter's
JgHEUMATIC REMEDY,
W R BURWELL.
Sole Agent,
To whom address all orders.
mayC
Extracts.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS, fresh and
J? genuine just received.
W a uui&vraiaj at w.
jnay6 '
Something New.
FRESH Pickled. Oysters, in quart jars,
ready for use. Try them and then you
will be-sure to like them. i- -
For sale only at
. W M JROWEti3Sr"
mavO
-CH -
TT
MISS LOU STEWART, has removed her
business to Mrs Fink's residence on B
Street, where she Will continue to renew
and work over, in the most fashionable
styles, all old hair, braids, combings, Ac
Hair of deceased friends or family hair to be
kept as a relic made up in beautiful style,
and. at yery low prices. Ladies Hair cleanr
ednd'-all danruif remoyed, in a very satis
factory manner. Hair Dressing for balls, and
parties a specialty.
apr23
AUGUSTAJRAILROAD,
C.,- January 3rd, 1876.
of COTTON. AND THE MERCHANTS of
as by any other line that bids for their
call on the undersigned,
C. & A. K. K.. Charlotte. N. G.
CAROLINA IMS.
all Points South and East.
NEW YORK.
Clyde's Wilmiag:teB Linei
from NEW YORK
Tuesday and Friday, at 3 P. If.,
aim raov wnjaxarow
WEDIVESDATS andSATlTRDAYS
or East bound Freight, to Baltimore
ran raver ana cxner wwm
Bremen,
the Wilmington, Colombia & Augusta
and Carolina, Central Railway aad Cape Fear
lu on wiuiuui
Tbapa or Overcharges . oromptlv paid. Mark
u
New lork L.ine. b isownna ureen. xx. 1
and New York Lioea, Wilmington, N. C.
the
o: JTeigiutirom
Tft
F W CLARK,
General Freight Ag't, WUmington, N. C.
Charlotte, N. C.
T T SMITH,
Agent C. C. Railway, Charlotte.
Hay!
Hay
Hay!
0
mc r.p Timnth. H.T. for
sale by
eniTT, WAi aa w.
CIGARS ! CIGARS!
-. XT
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
T AM Manufacturing Cigars of the very
best material, and have nothing but the
yery best Cigar makers in my employment.
Satisfaction guaranteedV
WALTER BREM.
marll
A FINE LOT
OF
Sole Leather Trunks
AND
TRAYELING BAGS,
JCST 15, AT
J Mc ALEXANDER'S SHOE ST0BE.
mayo
Ice ! Ice !
T have made arran
ements to furnish the
A
citisem of Lariottft a attrrottnding
towns with Joe, daring the warn seasen, at
the following prices': For 100. lbs 2 cents
per lb for 25 lbs and Upwards, but below
100. 2 cents; .under $5 lbs, 3 ceata7 Ieoan
he bad at the Ten Pin AVeyfSrom dajlight
until midnight of each day.
w it
apr22 lw Stper w'k lm
COCHRANE.
HUBS, SPOKES
AND
RIM S .
mHE undersigned offer for sale their
A tire machinery for manufacturing Hobs,
Spokes and Rims, the machinery being all
new, and purchased for cash, of the nest
makers in the United States, will be sold at
a great sacrifice, including 40 H P Engine
Shafting, Belting, Ac.
For terms, apply to T W" Whisnant, at
Carolina Agricultural Works, or by letter to
the undersigned at Welford. 8. C.
P S WHISNANT & SONS.
sept21tf
A KLLIOTT,
J W aSKLBT.
Late of
Americas, Gs.
Formerly
with W J Black.
HEW IRM ail HEW GOODS.
ELLIOTT & REHLEY,
GROCERS and LIQUOR DEALERS,
TITILL keep constantly on band a com-.
plete Stock of Goods, to which the trade are
invited. Quality guaranteed and prices aa
reasonable as any reliable establishment in
the city. nov5
SAMUEL GROSE,
Tryon Street, Opposite Methodist Church,
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
-BKALia IK-
SASH, GMMUlM
DOORS, BLINDS, MANTELS,
NEWEL POSTS; WALNUT
RAILING ahd BALLUSTERS.
EVERY DISCRfPTION OP BUILD
ING LUMBER BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
feb2S
TRADERS' NATIONAL BANK,
OF CHARLOTTE.
BOARD OP DIRECTORS :
Joux E Baowir,
John W Wads worth
Ho W M Sairr,
Row I McDowell,
Allah Maciulat,
Baxtkb H Moobc.
V Q JoHirsoa,
D F Cahhoh.
Phillip Schifp,
S P Smith,
OFFICERS :
S P Smith, President; R I McDowell, Vice
President : U ti Butt, uasnier.
janl5
Saratoga Springs
AT CHARLOTTE, N. C.
t)BANCH OFFICE of these celebrated
D Springs is now open at Mc Aden's Drug
ovu. JyT "d
SJSi1
. ... -
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Taxes.
T?VERY nersons liable to pay Taxes in the
Hi Charlotte Township, will call at the
office of the undersiened, and make their
returns. W F DAVIDSON,
mar3L tf Chair'n B'd of Trustees.
Tfl-DA Y AT 1 O'CLOCK
J. A. YOUNG & SON
WILL BE READY TO FURNISH THE
PrJBLIC WITH THEIR
HOME-HADE SHIRTS.
CALL AND PROCURE SOME OF THEM,
AS MANY ARE SOLD,
FULL STOCK of OTHER KIND or GOODS
IN OUR LINE.
JOHN A. YOUNG & SON.
apr27 ; .
Just Received.
"TTIRESH 8oda Crackers, 8 lbs for one dollar,
A fxeaa jausbroosa uracaers, xresn Biraw-
bery Cakes, fresh Ginger 8napps, at
VY at UKUWiSiJLL. B.
may2 ;
Just Received
AT McADEN'S DRUG 8T0RE,
nf Cases Buffalo Lithia Water, fresh from
vr the Springs; 10 ea&er Rockbridge
Alum Water a large supply or iodine and
Alook Maaafrom tne Jeeoan Atim spnngs
Fine French
T) RANDY and WHISKEY for medicinal
JJ use." -
f Vf A DUfinAliL Wi
nrw w ttVT aa uv a ft.
may 6
COPYBOOKS,
INK. Pens, Pencils, Slates, Blank Notes,
Drafts and Receipts, Crayons, Ac. Re
ceived this day, at , PUREFO Y8,
aprlfiv, ... -,. .- , U) .
LiehtrtiAaFIVKillec
"t?lVE CENTS WORTH WIlX DESTROY
A OWE QUART OF FLIES- "
TU SM11H A CO.
mayll . . - : -j .
EfiGLISH BREAKFAST TEA.
I
Ilicbiiai RcssBtl Fitalees.
;.' J Sll kiViSV f :
mayO
B1II0M
G. D. II. APPLEGET I
Rear end R M Miller A Son'a Bonding, 4th
CTTABLOTTE, N, P. J s .
ARCHITBCTi 1 ;
AND AGENT TO& ALL BKM ,
Inn Fronts of BiiliiULfialTaiM
ALL KINDS GALYANIZEb WORE:
Which he will sell Cheaper than any,.
Person;' ' .
Office hoars rom-9 to 12 m.t and 1 to
G B E APPLEGET. wishes to inform
Che public at large, that he ' is prepared to
rurniab nans or au a in as or tmiiaisgs.
with working drawings in full, which will
be found much plainer than those of any
other man in the State, he being a practical
builder, having an experience of 16 years in
three of the largest cities of the United
8tatear ' He can answer any question or give
an Information in retard to the construe
Uon of any part of the building, as he is
am
sell! 'With 15 years as a builder and U s
an Architect, he knows just What is neoes
sary tor a mechanic to get ' along wltn. ' ana
with, this experience you will at one see
that he has a pretty good Juiowleage of the
oosmesa. Ton can juage lor yourseix as to
whether a man is an Architect without b-
iaga practical builderr Borne in this State
claim to be Architeeta when they hav no
knowledge of the business and can only be
called draftsmen, and need some one to in
struct them at all times should they under
take a job. For the iast six years b las
been employed in this State, and has dene
all the best buildings, with only a tow ex
ceptiona in Raleigh. QoMsboro and Greens
boro, and almost all over the State, where
persons can see his Work. ,
in unarioite ne wonm cau anenuon w a
P Smith's Iron Front Building, and Sims A
Dowd's Store, and a number or we private
residences here.
He refers to all who haye employed him
as Architect and Superintendent, as to his
ability, He Can furnish, if any desire them.
tne name of parties ana ouueungs, eat can
not do so here for the want of room.
He can show as many fine buildings as
any other man of his age. and will take
pleasure in doing so. Any person visiting
Charlotte is invited to call and examine -his
drawings, which he has at least 600. He
guarantees to have 60 to 1 of any other per
son in the State. All are invited to exam
ine them whether they are going to build or
not. The ladies are specially invited,
ma!5
THE MILD POWSB
CURES
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
years, awerrvrnere proyea tne
moat SAFE. , liiFU liCOWO-
MICAL, aad ElrnClEMT me
cines known.. Ttoejr are just
; what tne people wantyftgvtmj
time and moneyTaverTingTicE-
neaeand sflTeriay. JEach aingfe
pea flee the well tried prescript
lo n of an eminent physician.
Nos Cures
Cents
1 Fevers, Congestion, Innammation,
2 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic,
3 Crying Colic, or Teething of In
25
25
25
fants
4 Diarrhoea, of Children or Aduits,
5 Dysentery, Griping Bilhous Colic,
6 Cbolera-Morbus, Vomiting,..
25
25
25
25
7 Cougns, Colds, Brencnius,
8 Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache,.
25
25
9 Headaches, bick Headache, Ver-
tieo
10 Dyspepsia, Billions Stomach, 25
11 Suppressed, or Painful Periods...... 25
12 Whites, too Profuse Periods 25
IS Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing, 25
U Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions, 25
15 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains,... 25
16 Fever and Agne, Chill Fever, Aues, 60
17 Piles, bund or bleeding ou
18 Ophthalmy, and Sore or Weak
JY63
19 Catarrh,' acute or chronic, Irrfluensa 60
20 Whooping Cough, violent coughs, 60
21 Asthma, oppressed Breathing..'.,; -60
22 Ear Discharges, impaired hearing, 50
23 Scrofula,
enlarged elands, swei-
lines
50
50
50
50
60
00
50
80
24 General Debility, Phisical Weak-
ness,
25 Dropsy and scanty Secretions,
26 Bea-Sickness. sickness from riding,
KldneyiDteease, Gravel,
ness or involuntary, discharges, 1
29 Sore Mouth. Canker.......
Uriny Weakness, wetting the
uvu,
31 Painful Periods, with Spasms,
32 Disease of Heart. oalDltations. etc 1
50
00
33 Epilepsy, Spasms. 8t. Vitus' Dance, 1
00
34 Diphtheria, ulcerated sore throat,
35 Chronic congestions and' Erup
50
50
tions,..
FAMILY CASES.
Case (Moroceol with above 85 large
vials aad Manual of directions, 410 00
Case (Morocco) of 20 large vials and
HOOK, : . wo
VsT Tnese remedies are seutbr
the ease or slngrle box to any
oart of the eooatrr free of
cnars:e on receipt or price.
Address
nusirnREYS'
BomeoDathie Medicine .Co.
Office ft Depot. No 562 Broadway, N. Y.
For Sale by all ffrwifcists,
T J 8I9ITU ft CO- Affents.
nov9eodly Charlotte N C.
OUB FRESI MILK CRACKERS
CANNOT, BE SURPASSED.;
.. w -rv rt 71 rr r. - i mi
J0NT&S:
: S 6 AS
may 12 .
THE FlflEST UltK CRACKERS
YOU JCVERSAW, AT
ANDREWS 4 JONES'.
Fresh Milk Cn&fajTs.
ANDBEWS & JONES'.
may 12
Do Not Fail to Try
OUR CHOICE MILK CRACKERS.
ANDREWS & JONES.
nayl2 '' '. ..
FRESH 4RKIVALS.
WlSS&tiSZfSSgiSt
iog ToDacco, Chewing Tobacco and Cigars,
mayiz , x jo. auoiia.
id
T have at aar aiere A nov4iecitBiof Ike
JL feathered, tribe half . turkey, aad hflf
guinea-iowi. uau auaee n. . .
snayiz - tt avmab.
. .6"
woe
UVERJf , PAYxW and, reftealdflgicy
AJ and sweei sparaung ana ncn:
T C SMITH & CO.
maylS
1
. . .1 i - til
CALL AND SEE THJ3SA.
1
nor 27.
v
THE VEIY L ATES STYLE
!- iBui ISj.'?
JUST IN AT THE .STORK
J A YOUNG & SON.
Ija29
LATEST
or
C ' ..5
N E 7i ft 0 :0 D 8
. . '. . . - . . ; C ' i
J. S. PHILLIPS;
KSRCHANT TAILOR and DEALER I
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, ,
AS removed to one of the New Stor
under the Central HpteUTrade St,and
receiving his Winter Stock of Good f
Hen's Wear, and will make ixm up
short notice in the most fashigTiabla ma
ner, cheaper than the same class of Goo
have ever been oflered in this market.
OfW. Shirts a Specialty.
Cutting and repairing done promptly.
A
goods and work must be paid?
for on deli
ery, as I am compelled to do a csn ensue
J 8 PHILLIPS.
SLATE ROOFUIG.
Q TOWSON. having permanently lo
ed in Charlotte, is fully
prepared
of the ad'
put on Slate Roofs in any part
cent country.
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTE -b A
8PECIALTY.
All work guaranteed. Prices .Reasooabh .
Shingle Roots taken off and reUud wit
SLATE, when desired.
Orders will receive prompt attention, whit
addressed to P. O. Box 118, Charlotte, N.
0. feblO-tf.
S0METHNG NEW
1
CHARLOTTE
A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED.
1HE Undersigned begs leave to inferm
Lawyers, Clerks of Courts, Principals of
Schools, and the public generally that ha
has opened a
BOOK BINDING ESTABLISHMENT
In Charlotte, at the Store on Trade street
adjoining Dr McAden's Drug Store, where
he is prepared to de ail work in that Use, in
handsome style ahd reasonable rates,' and
a, connection with Which be has a splesnU
Stock of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
All new and at greatly reduced prices
Paper hanging a specialty. Soliciting, a
share of your favors, I am,
Yery Respectfully,
H L KOELLSCH,
Formerly Book Keeper at W. A S
jao23
fJHE NEW REMEDY.
Mfrrill s great Antebillous prescription
Herjatlne" or Veeetable liver Medicine for
Dyspepsia, Neryons Headache, Constipation,
Billious Attacks, Heartburn, Jaundice,
Chronic Diathesta Boui -JBsoaaaeh Leas o f
Appetite, and ali diseaaearkangfrom a,dis-
oruerea Laver. -f ur ssie at
i- tic A VERTS "
atpr8t' .ii:-. uDrug Store.
WrNDbw xsiJM;
1 1 . n.- ., I
Patty, Linseed Oil. Lubricating Oil, aa i
Tanners Oil, at, . McADEN 8,
janli lOTgaMre.
coax umxL, a aamraawraa
J ACOB M. MXNDEL A CO.,
MAjniiaciaaBiifeat 5
TOBACCO. E&tfiT. ' WrES, AC
TRADE ST.
CHARLOTTE, V. C."
. - M.J
gRASS, OOPPKR, 55NCTIN OjtKB8
Largest fttock that has ere fcem brdttf 1
to this market, k Fox aalaeheap twe doai
above Stashouse, Macaulay & i&t at e re-
Z ALEXANDER':7
:itin woiLUMfiif o ausau
,tn.
! lo iaL ioo-4 latum dsi J
4 C. I j . f . k . anil C MB I .1 V n
vX i YZnZm CH ixA 'Aliddin SecurJ
OU at the lowest market pdm-J1
McADEN'S
apsS Drugstore,
. ; . '..- s . ! '14 -. W
MUIIVAL
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