"CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
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Utorusthly supplied with Te?y nea4
vmnt, aad rttb the latest styles or lrpe, aa8
vwy manner ot Job w ork can now be don .
" N: neatnem, dlapatob and obeapneaa. r
wltn Nn rarnlan at abort notice j
We . '.. yrr.T. HEADS f . . s "
5 , TAGS, REV - Vg, XAKD BOLS. :
uui mi toe count) , postpaid 2 1,0
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; Liberal reductions few clubs;
NO. 2 366;:
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TKLEUKAPHIO NEWS
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FOREIGN.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT LOW PRICES.'
Oh, for the Wisdom of Solomon to De-
' cide ihe Armistice ftoeitioa. '
Lokdun, Oct 28. The TinieB dis
patch from Belgrade, ; confirms the
statement that self wounding"; is again
becoming frequent among the Servian.
The dispatch say a : paring the fight at
Kreveta a distinguished officer brought
half of a Russian battalion to the front
saying he was compelled to leave the
uiutr nan oeninu io prevent ine. oer-
vians from running away. A dispatch
from Vienna t'o the l imes states that
Prince Aerspergt's reply in theReich-
ecrath yesterday to the interpretation
on the Eastern question k; not satis
factory. Ihere will probably be an
animated debate on the subject in that
body. (V:': ,
The TimesV to-day, in its financial
article.' eats the feetin& that the war
iuu ai iliii in tin fuiL li is Lmt f tuaiift cs EEpstid tlSrt
clines to stock operations for a rise. ,
Belgrade, October 28. The Servian
Cabinet difficulty is in a fair way of
being settled. It is probable that
Nicolich will consent .to retain the
portfolia of the Minister of War.
A telegram from the Minister of
Interior at Delegrad, to the Prime
Minister at Ristich, in reply to bis
inquiry. Bays.- Ihe luiks have not
taken Pjunis." - .
Londos, jOct 28. All the members
of the, expedition -declare the' impro-
sibility of a. A. closer reach nearer the
North pole-than 400 mil e.
Tbe'P5st reviewing the situation
says: It only remains for. all the pow
ers to concur in recommending ihe
six week's armistice with a prolonga
tion as proposed by the Porte. All
correspondents concur in the pacific
change of Russian attitude, but Rus
sia's motives are variously construed.
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CHARUOTTE, N, C.
; JUST RECEIVED
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hi WBATHtfiR- PROBARILITUS
. ; J J Wabkisgtox, D. C, Oct: "28:
' For the South Atlantic - and Giilf
States.' slowly, falling: baromer, with
eoutheaetito southwest winds. Warm
and clear, or partially cloudy weather
will - prevail with . probably ram 4i
North Carolina and the southwest.
: . MISSOURI.
Three Ministers Taken for Detectives
and Shot.' '
1 Sx. Loui g, Oct. 28 A special; to - the
Globe-Democrat from : Little Rock
says: Three Methodist ministers, while
ridiug their Circuits in Prope . county
were shot hyi Dlinges, and,; Hale from
the, brush, who are illicit distillers'': H
was supposed .that the ministers were
Revenue officers' coming to arrest
them. Oue is dead; and, the other two
are dangerously,' if not fatally wound
ied. - A large tiumber of illicit distillers
live in that section, seven of whom
were convicted this week.
WASHINGTON.
Iiidiah Commission Adjonrncd. .
Washington; Oct; : 28. Charles II.
Hurdley, Secretary,r . .telegraphs from
Yankton that the Indian Commission
has accomplished it mission and ad
journed to theet in Washington, on De
'NEW YORK.
jr. Bold Attempt at Blackmailing.
New York, Oct. 23. The officers
of the United States Life Insurance
Company denounce the injunction
proceedings against them as an at
tempt to blackmail them.
GH1LDRENS CARRIAGES.
BED ROOM AND PARLOR 8ETT8, AND A FULL LINE
OF COFFINS OF ALL GRADES, ON HAND.
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The fFinet Millinery JBhippriam
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The Ladies are Respectfully ' Inted
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WHEJIE THEY CA N FIND THE LATEST TYLES OF
Edward S. Stokes Aagain at Liber
tyTerrible Charge against Cen
tennial Judges Dynamite Work.
New Yobk, Oct. 28: Edward S.
Stokes' sentence expired to-day, and
he was released.
A New York Herald's special fronY
Paris says: . The Figaro prints a let
ter translated' from a German news
paper, written by M. Du Sommerard,
chief cemmiaBioner of France at Phil-
-1 adelphia, to a friend in Germany, in
which M. Sommerard says: Accounts
transmitted to me from my Depart
ment, are of a most grevious charac
ter. The Americana themselves set
fire to the buildings containing the
empty cases of the French goods, hop
ing to destroy French merchandise,
and ariiclea fur exhibition, store! in
the galleries. A second attempt of
the same kind has been made within
the last mo: t. Worse than all this,
the police e;. ployed by the Centen
nial Board are purposely chosen from
the worst and most degraded elements
in the United S:ates. The keepres are
thieves without exception. They steal
openly from exhibitors in the French
Department, and ail others. T"here ex
ists an understanding between these
kuaves and judge; The Judges call up
r.-iirnpi fur a Viparin?- wnere com-
tO Call at tlie plaiata are made at all hours, un
known tj the complainants, and as
the result is, no witnesses of the crimi
nal's guilt being present, they are ac
quitted; even worse than this if such a'
thing be possible thieves count on the
judges themeelvea to give them
signal when a ducrcat moment ha ar
rived to begin the pillage. The corres
pondent says the article concludes
with an attack upon the virtue and
manners of American women
An Insurance Agent has brought
suit against the United States Life In
surance Company, in the Supreme
Court of Kings county, before Judge
A doting young lather boast that
bis baby son is so affectionate that he
sits up with his parents nearly all
night, and is so tough that he seems to
have no conception of fatigue or of the
time of day. '
"Ladies and. gentlemen," said an
Irish manager to his audience of three,
"as there is nobody here I'll dismiss
you all; the performance of this night
will nct be performed, but will be re
peated to-morrow evening."
. APPOINTMENTiS.
Hon M W R axs6m will speak at the
following places :
Uurnavue, Yancey county, Monday
October 23d.
, Madison county, Tuesday,
October 24th. , ,
: . Buncombe. Wednesday,
October 26th.
Hendersonville, Thursday. October
26th. ,
Rutherfordton, Friday, October the
27th. . ;
Shelby, Saturday, October 28th. ; -i
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS
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I OFFER TO SELL THE FINEST
5 ; Gilbert, alleging id his complaint great
aeninst John E. Deveritt arid James
Buell. They are charged with a eon
.piricy to transfer the reserve funds of
the Company to pther-companies, ; for
their twn advantage. "Jadge Gilbert has
granted- a tem porary : inj unction, in
order for the examination of Buell
and Dtventt for trial by referrees.
The free for all races at Fleetwood
was concluded yesterday: Rorins won
the fifth deciding heat in 2:20.
An easterly storm, accompanied at
the beginning with slight fall of snow,
set in here this A. M. .
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" the Committe of Conference with rthe
Republicans who would not combine
with anti-Tain many, unless they throw
Greene and Brun off the ticket. ; The
report was received with indignation
and p . resolution was- adopted, decid
iog to hold no. further conference the
Republicans. ; :;.;;..
The trunk, said to have been loaded
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mBLACrCASHMEREi AT 1.00 A YARD, JIoih( rbiTadettkia train yes
foOfiaS . t:3i0g0LD elsewhere at $rcoir
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terday afternoon, destroying the trunk
and setting fire to the others, and de
stroying abouf$40l worth of baggage
The remains, of the intricate i clock
like machine were found in the ruins
The train was stopped to prevent-a
possible destruction of the Ather cars
TWO NIGHTS MORE I 1
BY SPECIAL EEQUEST.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY OUT, 30 and 31
AT IK ACTION EX f EACSDIN ARY.
The Greatest Dramatic Kveat of ths Legiti-
. maie Drama. The Talented
T - Young Artist,
Hiss FLORENCE EICHU01IO
' ' SUPPORTED BY
Bojd's Star Company,
indorsed by the press, sustained by tha
public for their excellent performances.
&Ionday Oct. 30fclit
Sheridan Knowles If aster Piece in Three
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1 AIL t- eee our Stock Dress Goods, before purchasing: 5 They are cheap. - Any shade of
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Biuaii.tii OUUOH3 joj may want.
Flannels are cheap and we haye a nice Stock
ANDER KID GLOVES, at . .
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ALEXANDER, SJEICLE k CO'.
THE HtraCSBACE.
Entire changs of Programme Tuesday nigbt.
Piice of Admiaaion 50' and 75 cents. Jb!e
Served Seats, $1.00. -oct28
3t
Programme
OF THE
Torch-Light Procession.
THE Stand to be erected in Independent
Square ; processian will be formed at 5
o'clock, atoJd Fair Grounds, foot of Try on
street, and move at 6 p. m.
LINE OF MAECH.
Through Tryon to lOih, down 10th to
College, up College to 6th, down Gth to B,
down 3 to 5th, down 5th to Myers, down
Myers to Trade, up Trada to Graham, down
Orabam to 10th up 10th to Uburoh, down
Church to 2nd, up 2nd to Tryon, up Tryou
to Independent Square, when the speaking
will commence.
Mounted clubs, societies and other inde
pendent organizations, are requested to re
port as soon as possible, to Capt W Mcoaiiih,
chairman of tne committee on proct&biou, so
that each assciatioa may know in time,
the position they are (o occupy in the col
umn of march.
Punctuality in taming ont at 5 p. m., is
particularly desired.
Hand bills will be distributed, stating
where each club. fec., is to assemble, prepar
atory to being formed into line.
TH03. V. DRAYTON.
oct28 It Chief Marshal.
GOLD BASIS
CHEWING TOBACCO,
MANUFACTURED BY HOME LABOR;
TATRONIZE OUE OWN ISDUSTRIES,
MILLER & LEAK.
K i: H l V FTISEMEiTS.
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UO AS 1120 COFFEE,
Fresh Every Day, .
CHOICE PIG
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iPABi C E A SB IEY FLO U K,
Warranted to Please,
ittESS r in ACKfcREL,
So l Shore, verylaijrs
MESS WHITE SHAD,
PEPPER,
SPICE, G INCSER,
CLOVE, EOBSTEUS,
CBOSSE&iBLACKW EEL'S
W HITE 'ONIONS awd
CHOWCHOW,'
SPICED OYSTERS.
Salniod, Sardines, ' ''.
Fine Apples in Can :
and Glass Jars,
Canned Tea cues,
Tomatoes, Fresli
Cracker still kinds.
Butter! and Cheese.
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TRY OUR .
FAMILY FLOUR.
R 51 MILLER & S0IVS
Keep it Before the People !
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the Charlottesville Mills ; (he best goods i jaaade fen the xapnfy. :.'A large nd cheap Stock
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ONE PBICE CLOTHIERS,
yQft SPECIALTIES SEE -E0UETII
oct?g ' ; . " ; h
TK consenaence of the postponement or the
A Hornwts' Neat. Riflemen festival, I will
have ten gallons of select Oysters lor sale on
Monday morning. JS ii wmifi.,
. oct29it : .
, Our Mr. Trotter
TTA8 last Vetarned" Irom tbe NortbJwith
JJ. a New Fresh end t Attractive Stock of
Goods, very cneap, as-) -. -.1' - . t j
BARR1NGER A TROTTER S.
oct29 ' '
THE SUH STEi RIS1HG,
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JUST RECEIVED!
FINE Large Oranges, .California Pears,
the largest Northern Appiet, New Prunes.
Basins. Currants. Citron; Lemon. Cocoa-
nuts, Gosben Butter, selected Cream 1 heese
Fresh Country . Butter, Egg?, Ham,; Dried
Beef,. Bologna Sausage. f
Home made Candies. Fresh Nuls of all
kinds. Bakery in full blast, Bread- Cakes.
Pies,. Buns, Bulls, fresh every' day at day
light, va---'t-It
is no tfse'to say anything about 8ngar,
Coftte and Tea, we will say that we have
the very best in the city. .
; New Orleans Molasse?', Urouna rees ana
Che? nuts.. ..
With an endless Sfok of Toys and the
largest DOLL in the 8tate.
We will cease hoping that every old man
woman and boy and girl in this counr.y will
give us a call before puchasing elsewhere.
oct28 I, s f v j;f Opposite Market,
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
Eccght early ana ebeep, and will be told at prices lofcUitthi.hard times.:-Our Steekef
DKi tit dub is iuu anq complete. xiaca ipaccas ana jaonain ai prioi
'lhaf will istonieh you. A handsome new lot of Embroideriw,
; ' . very cheap. Dress Goods vry low.
uts' Beady-Hade Clothing and Furnlsbtag Goods Bepsrtirent, resdy fot iwrctlc
the prices will defy cenjfetion. A lull line ot Boots and hocs; Bats, andagsm
eral etortn:nt of mrcbandise. . Blankets and Flannels,eztrsordinary cheap.
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With 0 25 vem e JMritbee of the wtnls of Mecklenburr we ikould be able te ill
tben? to tbe satisfaction cf our custcxBiers aDdftiends . i v -
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' ji TCU rail 81U f iiujiic tjux uuiui w e win mae 100 unca 1 uji iu ujuc
! : ' ' ELIA8, CUB EN k KOI88LX.
A 1 tw ti d ) 11 c!cn t !ct of ( rr1a jntt 5.
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CHAEIOTTE, If. C, gEITEMBEK 16IH, M7.
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BEING TOO WELL KNOWN TO THE TBADE, WE DEEM IT UMKZCEBSAKY TO
GO INTO A LONG DIS8EBTATI0N AS TO THE MAGNITUPE, QUALITIES sad .
PBICES OF OUB STOCK THIS FALL, BUT HOLD IT SUFFICIENT "TO SAY THAT
OUR STOCK, BOTH WHOLESALE and RETAIL, 13 COMPLETE IN ALL DX
PABTMENT8, A 1310 WHICH WE INVITE YOUB ATTENTiON. f, V'' . '
. , WE AGAIN STiTE THAT THE B DSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED AS BEF0BB
THE DE ATH OF'MR1 RINTELS, BUT HALL1- ENDEAyOR ' TO- ..MORIS OF A
CASH; BUSINESS THAN HERETOFORE TO WHICH END WE SPECIALLY DTYITJI
THOSE WHO WISH T6 AVAIL THEMSELVES of the OPPORTUNITY of GJETIIMS
8PECIALJNDUCEMENTS for READY CASH; AND IN THIS CONNECTION WE BZ9
LEAVE TO SAY THAT WE HAVE LARGE JOB LOTS OF. DRESS GOODS, CLOTH
INQ AND HARD WA'WHICH WB WILL 8SLL AT A GREAT 8ACR1TIC2.
ARE A8 WELCOME AS EVER. I VERY RESPECTFULLY, - '.''-' - .
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