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o: J DAILY OBSERYER. Wednesday, Septembers: 1877, CHAS R. JONES, , - - Editor 4s Proprietor. "Free from the doting scruples that fetter our free-born reason' JJ: ALi. Cr:l - ... INFLEXIBLE BUIES. 9ft cannot notion anonymous communica tions. In all cases we require the writer's name and address; not for publication, bat is a euaiantee of good faith.' . . We eannot, tinder any clrcumitances, re tnrn rejected communications,- nor can we undertake to preserve manuscripts. -- Articles written on both sides of a sheet of paper cannot be accepted for publication. : - NOTES AMD NEWS. Oyer one million copies of the, Biple, are, rintedapjviallyi fK d Kentucky is getting an embarrassment of riches in the way of colored Democracy. ' ' The poat'askB who bah tell the valuehf a - smile. We should say that probably the - bartender could. v. '.,J : Sitting-Bull is said by an old Vecou noX in New York', to be a first rate French schol are ;. a man far above the ' Indian average and a first rate politician. , Postmaster-General Key is a melancholy example of the awful responsibilities of a too subtle joke, ' - Three Tniillion ; four hundred, thousand copies of Moody '. and Sankey's Gospel Hymns have been sold. A personal editor, . two, shot-guns, and a : flour-sacktof assorted type, are said to com plete the outfit of a Black Hills newspaper office.'- " "-. Belle Boyd, who fi&ured sj "extensively daring the war as a scout for the Confeder ate forces, is now living at Calvert, Texas, and supports herself and sister by sewing. - The New York World wants Gen Jos E Johnston to be sent to the Rio Grande with full powers to examine into' and. report on the true state of affairs. 1 1 Solicitor Kenneth Bayner, is said to be revising his "life 'of ( Andrew, Johnson," whicbrwas published several years ago. He has also in contemplation a life of Grant and a life of Hayes. . v?i . . The campaign in Ohio is progressing in a very satisfactory manner. .The CincinnaU Enquirer has got down to the business to the extent of calling Judge West r a blackguard.'- -'Xil,,lr,t;J tf - '"'-' The Albany Journal, quo es a Kentucky paper as Baying that'an investigation of the records of that State shows that not a single man or woman1 in the whole Common wealth, : is under the present laws legally married." It is announced that Neihon is to return to this country and , appear ia-, a "round of farewell performances." This makes the seventh farewell round., i It wouldn't, be a bad idea for her to appear in Ithat charming Shakespearen play, "Mach , Adieu AboBt Nothimr '-PhiladMohia Pr ' It is understood that before .leaving New Jersey, Coadjutor Arcbbisho Gibbons ad- money. Colonel Beasley called upon ous of the truth it would be more sat ministeredextaeme unction to Archbishop him' to induce v him to o piodnyjror fsfactorily obtained from oar publish. BayleT.:; Thisentia -only .. besioW nualifvhis exnresaion.'but'the mavor fd rates than. from letters of gassing in caaes of illness where there is no hoje of I recovery, and indicates that the archbishop ia ma The colonel BeJs cannot cW freightsacheaply as reg zette 1 il rii B Swiiv .YV -l 4isii. j . ... - ularth6rou2hfareg:and. as itscomDle. him the mustard, Mr Secretary Sherman ex plained that he spoke for himself alome. aiK plained that he spoke for himself alo.e, and did not wish to be understood as represent-' ing the wishes or preferences of the Presi- dent. The innatard' was then - passed; the waiter stating that the act, on his part, had no political ?ignificaiice.TBarliDgton Ha wk-T eye, Among BrlghamYonDg'a'numeroas wives there was not one who could be ranked as a J!V ZJtf ;vw v.uwu w iuiea waose good looks rose to the averaee offemale loveliness displayed in almost anycoanto photoCTaDher's show case. ww Ynrfc Snn fUmpEQvingm bond prospects by the In another nlaceri ?ithia 4iiOTninpf1 nofifty 1 nMiiiidrtKtrxr whinh V haa I -paper weprmt- xng tnat the opposition tothe prpposed graded schools comes from the: tax- ajrcio ui tue uiiy, -a hjs proper 10 say j that thiSjMmmunicatirtrl ia frnm iIiaIA Qi'Hvftnl fKJa: if 'ffio .s - I pen ox one oi our yer largest prpperty-. aoiaers and tax-payers; a gentleman. 1 ww, wno is m no way connected with I the present city ! administration; butt A.. - V - . . I one who thinks he can see lhatlmdney spent for the education of the iuon or tne masses is economy jri the, nt I Kkix-s J;jf, i ' T. T'A- ,t rf Br mvfTk AXZlvJti Elsewhere we perate and: business "'Tf0111' Jatl J payerrwhose interests seemed opposed a. President of . th I r. . r ! rr . a . t''tv.A"iFi?iMrv .uwi. u iLiEfiia ittaj J W Wilspn, President of the Western North Carolina Railroad Com pany, in reply to the charge frequently . . - ' ' . - -o ,----vT auu iu iavor oi otner places ;Ihe OB-J Batv.&j naving; tiifijBri xnef medium I for that period amount to $297,200,000, owners as a classlet-tne. nonrproperty through whichraomaront.SAa-flii'aoa i.r.rnroi TO;v two ann aaa . tv. owners inobody -voter in ? each- ward were made, we conceive that Mar:Wil.- . . ' wuenuueaip our amntforH. aeience. and we cneefunyiafec(thim me use oi mem. " ,iTt , -r All is notsunshinyit Wheeler, notwithstanding he has steb naA ;f v, .oit-ui .i. - -Vith success or was .expeci will have to be gone through azain. friends" ofWmstadrPpresme; e2tcfa9of Worts over ImporlBpfir 8Weetr' 1 r-i'V .f President.46' rinte-himVairdCheI Pded Awoiitiajroj; 0,500 f Ijerfy oplend; . .Who is he ?' snould likesW the 'bvltft ItWiW' ir -,n;ifr J Worl TiAfatun who "theyrlends: ire tnusl busily engagedJabJtmgfterWJnstead's Miumcr iuuy, or ine ureensooro tion on this point?: 0 m' V lUtereSlS. OJiavue thev ro fho arsons. 1 n ;tlon-af.-r Vo last. frnnKlo rip- - , . . .-r,. ., ' w. bv..jiflv v , v"'-iigwbiuiCBbui romances t ir ru"-i! i ; boro and Roxboro pemocrats,' and it, monstrated that we have no force on "Bul I thought Mr. Tilden ,s u"! '' j 80 we shoujdlik t4)qiosv l)f it; -Caa which to" call. wVen-rthepipU them- 'bjjher Mr."- Tilden r; Let's fol TUB NEXT SENATE. Politicians, since the illness of Sena tor Morton, have been busy, calculating what the result of his death would, be in changing the political complexion of the United States Senate, and though Morton is represented as having improv ed very greatly within. tho.pastlweek, and to be fiow'out of d&nger; there is yet a prospeCE1 that ha may die and hi? seat be thus vacated." Should the emergen cy arise, there is little "'doubt that Mr. TVoorhees .wouldbeappoiated h k&uc Tes6or,Utidi while nothing pt thekind may pecurj still epeculationdn the'sub jectis not: without interest, especially since the contingency indicated would have an important Jbearing on the po litical -condition of the-Senate. .The Senate as now made up is composed of 73 members, there being three vacan cies, two from Louisiana and one from South Carolina rwitK'Vcnanceer'7 Qvef- whelmingly favoring iiVfiL pemoraii Of the 73 members 39 are Ee'pubricans, in which are included Christiancy and Cameron, of Wisconsin, who were elect ed by a coalition of ; Democratic I and Republican voters, but who usually vnt,A with the EeDublicans. There are 33 Btraigbfc wt Demo dependent, J udg Now, if the Dem of .their.'-members.toill tbejvedMacMahoh: canciesland LcbntiudgeTtdosV ssuredly:;fprbduce- a j profound mission three vacancies Davis as a Republican pure and sim- pie, the Senate will stand 36 Democrats. toUpuba'MbulMdrtonW the Senate would stand 39 Republicans and 37 Democrats-a RenubhcAir ma- jority oftwo. If,hbweJ)ft3gePa should affiliate with; the Democrats, the body would be made up of 38 Re- PUDUcans:ana WOUittequire me? iwe uib yw President to turn the scale when the Senate divided on political issues. 'It should beborne4 in mind,Chowever that Edmunds, Booth and Christiancy frequently' vote with the Democrats, - : c. ' " BALTIMORE AND NORTH CAR LIN A. '-4 iveJe6pe'jpf.kor rally turn their eyes to Baltimore as a trading point, but that city seems determined drive them away from u ' i - J Jo i i - her gates, Several clashings between our interests have occurred at different times, the latest being the efforts of MayorV Latrobe, s6f Baltimore, to pre- "1 1 i- , . vent the colons which arejormingnn that city, " cotamg to this State. The would-be j emigrants, in,; view of the various representations made to them caUed upon the mayor for advice in the premises, and were advised by him , first, to go nowhere, and second, especially not to go to North Carolina, first one that, has called lorth such se The Raleigh Observer has by ome vere. v6. anL'5?l.'0LtJf means oiscoverea tne'. miuc m tne discovered the milk m the tjocoanus, ana mus Biaies ioe case :i and thus states the "Mavor Larobe is the owner of certain 1 WnrfK n-. tk.t Krt,irV,t ri- 'ii-.iV.'i iciQu! TioT ' as a speculation below their face value, and now. he is mad, and uses; his ofiBcial position . to gratify Ilia's pile and j malice against a people that he thinks Koi A ffn a rrtnc V1n!-Mnii: one himawrongasanlndividualil b7 disappointing his hopes of itfaking wag aa 8tern , ior his (rwr1Lt & thx ' . , V; . 1 quite cieruiseu auuui lua mayor 8 poi sitionanthe premises. -and so do - ''imvre,- wupf joresee great aamage to ? ra.ae of that city from the con- tinuadce Of such insults as tur-e6ple have received from that city for some time p'ast"' ''WW-" . ... I Mayor Latrobe and the people of jiBaltimbrer genefallyl will find thail" these guns, which they areTcoostantly aimingatwillVa&dkicktheX W over. ,If. they-want our Ausir nftS?- - u---Krnkk tn ' ffiW mitit r . . r. . ?fS? WfflTO lo Jyor i.airoDe personally, ne is not urxc.utoliit5y-ounUry pay Jhoe bonds until they are able to dof'sotrad1 immigration will, earlier man anytning pise, jrendertnem fit - . - . . .. . . I propose to break; us still fdrtfier.down, it will make us none the more anxious . . . .. I to nit; their .pockets and-as 1 sensible 1 men they should see lhisrAndas to the businessmen of Baltimore gener, ally, lTlhey, guard ;theirf interests; as tcareiuuy as. tneyj aro supposed td they M better ,nut an .early, and . ar strong TiT . ; ... AlXii f'rl i i-ln D 1 6 rjZTZZLW" rW ,mrallc!?usJ Oue Foreign TRDE.--The New Yorkl Bulletin, in an elaborate article 'on the scnooist and as tne tax is in shown that our imports of merchandise samet)eriod-of Uar ve .. r ' o - increaser p;j4000r or, thpatol ofl3 per' cent; JThe exnor'ta: o mer-t r.Kand a frt thm ita mnntK . " " iTJ ' ?Pax pifa - lr - T V tw,wu,wV "r ueiss man wi increase in lmnorts. xne mharmliotitl the5 'landfleVur t centres wiUVe1 given l selves tafce ineir wrong in meir u "ric" ,----0 The '51SS.Wb fefeS AIr. Montaland, , " Wtf '.j-' i ' W-ptC ' " r" nnenoay, andthematcn n find ;niDiediate,relief,thesxtw.'t was brSken off. "thpti Afr Mav nrqJ , THE STATE FAIR. . .We are ' glad , to see in the j Ealeigh papers such encouraging reports of the prospects. of the State jFair. 'Cohtribu tioasit appears, in the way of special premiums, are pouring in ; from all quarters, and the 4 indications in all. re spects point. to. a most successful exhi bition.' We are'extremely pleased to see this. Our people should - "make 'the State Fair a true exponent of our varied products and 'industries. tt We "are ca pablej of presenting an" exhibition sec ond tb no State in the Union, and our people "should' foi- their; mutual im provement ?& well as ' matter of.State pr idef jaend' i ail' tKeir erlo rts r lo w ards making these an nual fairs the o m eans of diftasing- g'reatier knowledge among the peopleand of subserving in; other respects jth&jpbjects which their ,pror jectors had in view inr founding' i them. ivThe announcement 6f-: the death' Of 'MthierSjthe great French statVsm'an',: wui cuse a tnUi tnrojqgiiqut xajnee, and its inflifence will le Te1t even; out: side o th at repuWjuj. Fjor y earshe has stood Kcenfflfigure; . ' :!u-': " 'i'.-i rl -y-L -j.-i-ZLli::. tne jj reppft,gOf rnmentii anu Biqce;,. sensatjqnj "and-aSect; materially, ine poHUoal status ofFrance, ;- r.; r:4-,V4a-; -yeat deal of significance may be attachd to idisbanamenV Jbf I the and most ppwerful-Eepublican yatio.vloun - Wb made tnristerdayxoarning's dispatches" Mrt Haves' civil service floin lts:w6rk; " THE WESTERK N. C. RAILRO&D. The President Replies to Charges of . fiDiBcrimination. u ; Wsrkiik Nb;R;R: Co; -" Pbesident's Office, Morganton, September-1,1877, 377. J Mb. EditOb : 1 here is not a word of truth in the charge that a discrimina- tion is Ibemg made by this road agamst Charlotte. Goods Jq and from ;Char: lotte, Wilmington and -intermediate point'Sji ar . for freight only our rates from Statesville to the point to which it is consigned ; whereas, ,all freight.:frora the North is charged from Salisbury,' no matter whether taken on Statesville. ' Itrequires only a lmah of ordinary sense to see that the" discrimination is in favor of the Charlotte merchants and against jmil frejghts to be turned off its own road for, the benefit of Charlotte, yet it is the u t iu vii 111 u u inir K.t lMIII 1 M IIIIIIHIMI.IIIIII I IV au 4 mua afararaint nMveA: k 8 alK 8afeihent published by air. VVittkowsky ana written . by a young ; m an from; Burke , about tb e cnarges on nans is iQtaug untrue.., isir JCorpening.tlie writer, has not receivfd . k ofraiio8;nca jWo had charge ofthfrroadHd acknowledsres that it was hot true ; that "he was gassing to W;, wsowsKy, as young men will ao W U8e-?18 own language; wuuoiw ' eitin Mr. Wittkolakl to make Use of it. ' If parlies were really desir- ' J i 1 "'' ' t" Tw k ., 7 j .'k1 r-rl .Ti" iv : vumgou iu"u 6,"',,jj HUi.lll III IIIH ni.MI.M x: c i ci.i- Thanking you for the' use of your columns, kindly tendered, - r . - v 'I am very respectfully,- v. i . Jas. W. -Wilson, Presidents T , :, o"Vt- ? ' J. n. (, 'u , ji,v.-,uii!.i v-Jj 'nLVT 11 thfD15n .toft Aft 'Hyfp'wneT sjplaw are opposed to tne proposea tax tor a cTaded i 8cho6J'r"ThiaVlnfimfttion is InMC to that class of curf citizens, as the truth is that the DrOnosition for the graded school originated - with eome of our laree taxsnayers : and schools have it is a, fact thaTYhl com mendabte efforts; inbw 'being made al all over ate e State to 'educate our beonle SrjB briff made in the mainy by,:the tax-navflrfl. j tne timjn8 sbort before the elec tion. I will not iffthis communication . . . a . , -. . attempt :to give tne many reasons to show ' that it is - to' the interest of , all 3! zens.-Ih order that a'quietus fnay be givenv no: moser unjusi mumaiions in question of so much im porta to the whole, community. I would a nee sug nt..tha inasmuch "ai our non-tax- fence law." have s submitted with com mehdable, patriotism Joihetemporary a" 'measures raised from thd propertyr i men. ,ib s wouiu insure me lax anu the -schools for the -children of the tax-payer and non-taxpayer, ' and as sure tne iax-payer . tnat iiis money Uaarotte, Sept. 4th, 1877. Bennett was Oine tn marrv hifl ' sist.fi 7bJatter heard that he was too'intf- whinrtd Mr "RSTU mu.. t- i. .aet ut it,-ahd Mr. Bennett we aa went Pf iwu j., v -av v v v vi- low Mr. May tojhe beach." - And tnlanra i ir And thlCya V t r 'n-n ' " '' " "u u w.ta oe states m&n.Rocheiter 1 . THE PALMETTO THIEVES. Pa'tsrsan, Woadrulf and Joaes. 'Tne Columbia correspondent of the Ch arleston Journalof Com merce, w r i tes to t hat paper u n der date of the 1st, and encloses a letter written by John J. Patterson, while he was president of the Blue Ridge-Railroad -in which letter lie' cony lets himsslf of bribery breach of trust ' and other infamous crimes. The corraspondent says; "The majority of the members of the ring were jfearfuIof these very : exposures, although Patterson ia ignorant that he has been so cleverly caughtnd since tbe session ;oft the court commenced here, 'it is knowntthat some- of I the members of the Cabal,..who .secreted themselves wherethey , could convexir ientlyi observe "in Which 1 direction" the 'cat w 6uld j u mp;' Havesudd erilyarri ved at the conclusion f that 'discretion is the better part of valor,r And Incontn nentlij fled." ... Special Dispatch toHbe Journal ?bf 'Com-j , Columbia. S. -:GA September .'2: It has been arranged -f 4 wUeiiprpstithe criminal cases now pending against Woodruff and 'Jones in -consideration Of : the:yvitu?ningi State evidence ia the. proseputipp of vthe? cases" against theirioonfreres; which svfilL be tried .in. Oeiober -..VAodraff bas placedhis diaryi kept xin short lhand !forjseeral. years past,iin. ;the v hands of .the committee:.. J4, f urnishesiothe jmlssing andirnuchvdesired link "in the.iChain of - itesti mony, .already t aken, an d is. : of incalculable importaqcel in the prose cution'of erases ;now pending and :ta be brough t up, involving SenatorsKepre-i sentatives and lobbyists.' .'Na.niesv dates and amounts are ngiven .in a .degree exact enough tOr eause fulure trouble with the 'faithfpfttoj japainfub extent. Nearly, all; of the Republican members of the ipresent Legislature ;are jiniplit cated,' ; Besides this" invaluable ;:feti monjr, IWoodruffandlJpnes .have;made restitatioji to the State of propertyfor which they paid $250XX) An i)n5iderav: lion OftirregenerationvThebpro perty made over to ; the State i consists of real estate in this" .city, bonds, war: rants and - stocks by o Woodruff, Teal estate in? Beaufort L by (Jlonesdanditbe building, pre? ses and -printing' '"material of. the Republican Printing- Company by the ; parties , ponjointlyj together with all claims against th e Stat e I for public printing including: the,- Senate printing, of last; session, which:. they charge at ,$oX),X)Qyn the i aggregate,' Woodrhff also turned over to Senator Cochran. 150 bank checks endorsed by different members of the Xcgislature for sum ranging from $100 , to $500, wh ich th ey h ave been . paid to pass certain; measures. .This, item alone rovers over $40,000.. Another impor tant witness has ; been summoned, in the person of Mrs. M, McLaughlin, of Charleston, who was a successful obbyist for .several years here, and who secured the vote of the Charleston delegation - for, Patterson when that worthy whs elected feenator. W. 11 McK. Dreams. All the world loves to talk about dreams. The streaks Aof -insanity which a French philosopher '-'-'declares run through every man's brains show their edges in sleeping, if not - in wak ing hours ; and as for the supernatural eiemeni, wuu is wnoiiy wiuiouc super stition i in regard to dreams? Two English ladies were recently -in !at: tendance upon their brother,' who ; was 1 in ot common sore tbroat-severe and protracted, but not considered danger ous. At the same time, one of them had borrowed a watch from . a female riend, in ' consequence of her, own being under repair. The watch -was one to which particular value was at tached, on account of family associa- .? , .. j ..... . nous, ana come anxiety was expressed that: it; might not meet with any injury. ' ' , " ' ' 1 he: sisters were sleeping together in a room: communicating- with that of their brother, when the eldest of them awoke in a state of great agitation, and having aroused the other, told her that she i had had a - frightful dream.' dreamed," she said, "that Mary's watch 8 topped, and" that when I told you of the circumstance you replied, 'Much worse -than that has happened, for James breath, has . stopped also ' naming their brother who was ill." "To quiet. her agitation the younger sister immediately , . got up and found the brother v Bleeping quietly, and the watob, which nad been carefully put in a drawpr, going correctly; - ; . . ' . IThe ' following night - the very " same dream occurred, followed by similar agitatiod,' which was again' composed in the same manner, the brother being again fopnd in a quiet sleep ancr the watch going well. On the following morning, soon after the family break fasted, one of the sisters was sitting by her brother: while the other was writ- When her note : was ready for - sealing. she was proceeding -to take out for the-purpose 5 the ; watch, which had been put, in'" her writing desk,." when she was astonished to find it had stopped, j and at the same instant she heard a ; scream from her sister in tne next roem. ; Their brother had been seized witn a sudden nt ot sunocation, and had just breathed his last. , r-: t The Chicago .Tribune tells of a oraci tical and' literal man of homblei birth who; went to a druggist the other jday ahd t asked him for an emetic' The druggist gave him an inoffensive-look' ing powder, and told him to taKe as much - as1 would ; lie on the -top of a quarter, t The customer .went ;home,' and in about forty minutes the custom er's ,W"e pew into the , drug-store and asked the pharmacist to come and see her husband. -.-The .pharmacist I went and . found the man: rent by ; internal dissensions, t? He bad, he , said kept his boots down, ; but ' everything else had com e up. , ', Wh y said, the i drugt gist, "you must' surely have taen an overdose,'! "Xot l,",. faintly gasped the exhausted - patient, 'I took just what you-tola me: no less and no more." iJust, what would, lie on Quarter?'.' ""Juet what .would lie on a quarter. !l hadn't a; silver quarter . in the house, so,X topic a twenty-five cent note.'. Sure. lhe discount on r paper wouldn't mate mttoh of a difference.' JF YOU ANT RELJASLli frV v.- ' Jure insnranre, call on ' 1 . -1 ' J Si tw J V BURROUGHS, ana9 lm. . . - College street, ' ! Erslci he Coll ege, .0, 'DTJE WEST, S: Ci i i-1 ONE of the' oldest Iristitutions'in the state Established in 1339.T Locality remarks oly healthy. l f Faculty ? pcunpleto. ' Session opetua-Ootober 1st, .closes t July 3d. ."Term $175 for the entire scholastic year, including board and tuition. , - . W It GRIER. , . au22a laU '-; V1"" 1 President Ueaitn ou a Sure BasiB. . In order to establish health on a sure basis the enfeebled Bystcm . must acquire addi tional vigor. And y et, patent as thU fact is, and wJdely known as it is, .too many people neglect this vi; a! point in tbe self treatment of d isease, and . pbysician aTe Very often equally remiss, resorting' 10 the use of palliatives 'which affect symptoms only, and fail to accomplish the chief end in view, which is, or should be, inyigortior. The main reason why. Hostetter's StomacQ Bitters are so successf al in overcoming dis eess is that they impart vitality where it is deficient, s&d thus build ap a superstructure for exbaustei nature to recuperate upon. The Bitters also improve the appetite, soothe the nervous system when overstrain ed, and are; a genial And agreeable medicin al stimulant, with a basia of . pure spirits holding in solution botanic elements of the greatest efficacy r U.V f . 1 SPECIAL NOTICES!" l 5 : Murder Will Out. ; ,1 .' A few years ago "AujVst riower"' wa8 discovered to be a certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, a few thin Dyspeptics made known to. their friends how easily and quickly they had ; been cured.: by its use. The great merits of. Green's August Flower became- heralded - thromgh the country by one suflferer to' another, untity without ad vertising, its sale has; ihecome; immense. Druggists in EVERY TO Wl ,in ; the United States are selling j& - Nov 'person'"- snfferin g with Sonr Stomach Sick Headache,' Costive ness, palpitation 'Of 'the Heart", Indigestion;' low spiri-ete,J can !take thTee doses with out reliefri Go to your Druggist, T C Smith, and get' a-! bottle.- fori 75 i cents and' try; it Sample hbtUes Scents, fj- ,; i-y v New j Advertisements; P T TV Ci Q wMagnificeo t : $650 ;Kose J; J.AIWO wood jPianJ f 175- fine OKlxQ'iaaofl'iai $S00 only. $125, must' be' sold. ' Parlor Or ganb; 2 Stops. $45.-9 Stops $65l 12 Stops only $75. Nearly 'Jtfew? 4 Set Eeed 12 Stop, 8ub Bass and-.Octave Coupler: Organs; cost oyer $350; only $55. eLowest Prices :ever offered sent on $5 days test trial.' ; You ask why I offer so jcheap ? I, reply Hard Times; He suit sales oyer' 1,000,000 annually. - yar commenced by? monopolists' Beware an onymous Circular. Write for explanation. Batileaging.-o Full particulars free Ad dress Dailiel F. Be&ttV. Wachhurton x? TO HXVBtSOOlJ HEALTH THE . ' fllysS-J' BK KEPT I N ORDEK. 5 SICKHEJIDACHEA a fordiseasesofCi BIU0USHE39, 1 luFU NTilMflnM xsyS &DYSPEPSIA., ClEAhS THE " For I'amph'.e.s address Or. Sanford, Kew York. $(( a week in . your own town. Terms UU and $5 outfit free. H. HALLETT & CO., Portland, Maine. , : j or Extra Fine Mixed Cards.with name,10 iO cts., postpaid.' L. JONES & CO . Nas sau, N. Y. MOTHERS WHO, DOSE THEIR DARL INGS with' drastic purgatives incur a fearful iesponsibility; - The gentle, moderate (yet effective,) laxative, alterative, and anti-bil- lious operation of Tarbanx s Seltzbb Aper ient peculiarly adapts it to tbe disorders of children.- . .... - . . " .-'... C rnf OO A P61 day at home. 8amples $0 u ty0i worth $5 'free. Stinson fc Co , Portland, Maine. v - OIL OF SASSAFRAS, Of prime quality, -bought in any quantity, tor casn on delivery, iree pt brokerage, , : commissions, orstorage expenses, by ;;; Dodge & Olcott, '; importers and exporters of ' i! DRUGS, ESSENTIAL OILS, &c 83 Wrlliam St , New York. Al f) a day at home. Agents wanted. Ou t $LC) fit' and ters free; TRUE A CO., Augusta, Maine; aug23 LATEST ARRIVAL OF n e w ;:g o o d s Ji S PHILLIPS; MERCHANT TAILOR and DEALER 117 ! ; : : GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, i . HAS removed to one of the New Stores under the Central Hotel,Trade St,and is recei vine his Snrins Stock of Goods , fo Men's Wearp and will make vhem up at short notice in the most fashionable man ner, cheaper than the same class ' of Goods hare ever been onerea m tms marxec . '- ii Orfiereft SMrh i Specially." - Cutting and repairing doner promptly. All goods and work must be paid for. on deliv ery,; as I am compelled to do a cash business. may-2 For ;Rent i AS AN QPFICK0R ST0EE. XHE office room of the Bink bf .ifecklen burg.I i PoBsession given, immediately, Apply to ; , ..jf R.P GRAHAM. septlflw '. ". , -i s .-v-t - A Lot of beautiful Linoa Commercial Note ii: faper; which will be printed in a neat and creditable stvieT Tb .s is something new for Charlotte.?-'" For further particulars call on -us at our ujuanrty Jiuuxu.. LaridAgqnQy-; " ' 1 l f' ' rtRlFFITH & DUMONT.". in15 Connection O" with their Law praciice have established an Ageiicy :for toe sale and renting of Farma and other 'lands ;and City- property ,o We pubTish a monthly paper and circulate 1600 copies monthy,, out of the Ssate, and wilt for the next titi days advertise "iianaa ; left witn us for sale, ireeoicost. ; mar21 til iu, hGRIFFITH DUMONT." - N ; LittlejohhV GENERA1 . COMMISSION MERCHANT j SJ? Handles all kinds of Produced Office with Jfno ?W Bali & Co.; Wholesale Groom. SPECIAL NOTICE; I AT 1 ' r pSf- Meech'akts, Faembes. i MrcHAincs. AHBTHV BEST OF MANKIND. WlLI. SAVE AT LEAST 25 PER CK NT- Or THKIB INVESTMENT BTUSINS OStT THE N. C. SHOES, -fe k. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, INTENDING TO .REMOVE M Y 8T0RE; FROM JTBl. PRESENT LOCATION ON f??11 tiee.t' 0n the 15th of September, to the cqmmodiousu Sd desSab! T stand on ;,,viyaue.i5LreeL, unaer tne uentriHotel, .nexvdopr.to V)1;;;-;1 . ' Wilson & Bniwell's Drug Store, . f M I LLIN E R A IN D FAN C Yr 6,00 DSj r r5tfpi-?Tx7Awbeen ?ffere iB Charlotte and at Frice whicn will assuredly DEFY ALL V ilf & A AX11 ; MRS . n3 ii v -ang23 -n.r WHOLKSALE DRUGGISTS, . : T Trade St.", Charlotte, N. C. Watches Jewelry, VERY LOW AT Hales & Farrior's. WE HAVE A'i 3L.AJRGJB STOCK.! . , AND WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. All work in the line nfiatW dnn and Warranted. ' ' - -L - jan28 i Election Notice. :,r j! - T PURSUANT. to an oriinanceadopted by the Board of Aldermen on August 4th, inst . an election will be held on Thurs day? : September 6th, 1877, in the Wards of tu e City of Charlotte, at the usual polling places, upon tne proposition to levy a tax not exceeding 12i cents on the $100 valua tion oiproperty and 37Jr cents on the poll. taininj? , Graded Schools 'within the - city; And at the same time an election will be held for two School Commissioners for each Ward iii pursuance of tbe Act of Assembly ofl874-'75, entitled "An act to.irathorixe the establishment of Public Graded Schools in the City of Charlotte." - i f WM JOHNSTON, aug5 ;. Mavor, A CARD TO THESUBLitf THE TAILORING is my special business, has been my practical study for the past 20 years: have ' travelled! and Diradtiead. 1h some Of the principal cities of Europe and oh cms part or ine globe ; possess all the busi ness facilities needed, and ; will not stand back for any one. v i i3 - t i W --; All garments aie draped in the Taost Ar proved stYls, made up in the best manner, and satisfaction guaranteed. ' 'All I pray for is the public to encourage home industry, and give me a trial. .;-;;'- M. Llclitenstein, : r ; , r Merchant, Tailor I OVER F. SCARR & CO'S DRUG STORE aug23 ; BRAMHALL & C0-, GIEFlAL SStrfHEPJ LAND AGENTS' Wiirshortlyi .-m.wj2 t SOUTHERN GUIDE AND CATALOGUE, ' For general distribution in all parts of the United 8tates and Great Britain. All per sons having ileal Estate for saje will find it greatly to their advantages to rise this valua ble medium. A limited number of advertisements will be received , Address " - - - ' 1 BRAMHALL & CO.: . No 607 Seventh St., Washington, D. C. Pri5 dtwtf y ( Yrp , t u : gXAMtE THE RECORDS V Of the Underwriters, Hartford, Phoenix and Pbenix Insurance Companies., A'- ( . - I. . JO BURROUGHS, ang9 lm -. f Agentr - ESLEYAN ..FEMALE INSTITUTE, I TJV ST .iUNTOX, VIRGINIA. With over Twenty teachers ni' officers, ran&s, among tne nrst school tor young lames in tng unusu - states. thebeautir fut Yalley of Virginia, fr:famed fo health Attended by pup Is Iiom fifteen tq twenty States ' Great economy in expenses requi? ed.Session "Opens Septeraber 20;b. 18771 ; 'Board-and Tuition f -r entire ' scholastic year. $2W j For catalogue and' full inforraationiad- aress . jfctev w A clakkls, i., fres't, aogl2;eod tf . " " Staunton, Va. -M- TF TOP WANT TO KNOW 1 a ------ oThe standing of tbe companies I represent m Fire Insurance-, give me a calL " s J aug9 lm i J Q BURROUGHS. 10 Barrels T IN3EED OIL, both raw and s boiled, a ji-.A.-t McADEN'i S DRUGSTORE. jtfVLADXn DKIBIKJ T08AVKOHW. DO SO BV BCT.NO TH. KOMH HAKD UDE SHOES MACrCB . S r, O iff r-r ,- SAMPLR & W CTH0UE. PrQUjHY: .iA' rr - Kr ' . ' ' 1,. , it' - "i. ' -- . - : 4 SLETAIL . - ' V ' . i' S' t .-r. . -' r" i,. ... .f t Of T;.-v Charlotte, Colmnliia & AninistaB.R GENERAL PASSENGER DTCP'T. UHASLOTTB, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA, R. coiumoia, o. C, Aug. 7th, 1877 : On and after Sunday, Aug. 7th, the fol-, lowing schedule will be operated on this road: , '.'-.V V-:;.-' MAIL and PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY No. 1 GOING SOUTH. Leave Charlotte, .1 Arrive at Columbia Leave Columbia, Arrive at Augusta, - 7.35 p. m ; 12 50 a. m 4 -1.00 a.m, 4 32 a. m , fi ,No. 2 GOING NORTH. Leave Augusta, - ' . rirT- A15 p tlx Airive at Columbia "J. Leave Columbia, 1 ' Arrive at Charlotte, -11.35 p. m. . awnx-11,49 p. m. - rr -4.10 a.jn.-4-- ACCOMMODATION A FREIGHT TRAIN, Daily, Sundays excepted, ; CHARLOTTE DIVISION. , No. 3 -Going South. Leave Charlotte, 7 yj f"r 2-00 pm.s Leayf Chesteri rf & -6.4l p.vml Leave Winnsboro,' S-i. : 7 46 pm' Arriye at Columbia, 10.00 p. m No. 4 GOING NORTH. Leave Columbia, 8,00 a. m. 10 59 a, m. ilOp. m. 4 50 p. m Leave Winnsboro, Leave Chester, Amye at Charlotte, '-TSSri Augusta dtvisi6n. 5 No. 5 GOING SOUTH. Leave Columbia, 9.50 a, m Arrive a Angusta. - i i V No. eGOING NC 5.52 P;m orth; Leave Augusta, -! Arrive at Columbia, 7.45 a. m. 3.57 p. m. Trains Noe. 1 and 2, will stop nty at i following named stations , j 1 I I i the Rock Hill. Chester. Blackstocks. Winns boro, KUlians, Columbia, W. C. A A. R. R. Junction; : Leeeville," . Batesburg, - Ridge Springs, Johnston's, Pine House and Gran-- ' Trains NosS, 4, 5 and 6,"win "stop af all regular Btations, and ticket, offices will be opened for-' the accommodation of local Ye"--?7V;Sff.;A PPPE;,; .... THEO. D. KLINE, a A .... a. aug9 T I M OT H Y H A Y. -T- Prime W new Timothy Hay, . "" Just received and for ' sale 'low by W . W ; VV A R D , ; CORNER COLLEGE and FOURtH.. L: -i . In m jjl 8ept4 , Fine Impprted; BENCH BRANDY. 8herry, Port and -Madeira Wine, and Robertson Coenty Whiskey, the best in the world, sold strictly for medicine, tA .w.-.-V--- -r - . McADEN'S DRUG STORF, marl - ftt&t: n T a.- if ,f 2 Schoor Books. : A complete stock;of SCHOOL BOOKS, which we offer at Publishers; prices, ihave been received at V1 V TjDDY"& BRO.'s5 .aug25 .v-''' i :' Obstacles to Marriage Eemoied. 'V ;$JAH009fUEST0ItED. I New method of treatraenL New and re markable remedies J3floks and circulars sent free: in sealed envelopes. Address , HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 419 N. Ninth , Street, Philadelphia,' Pa. ,An Institution having a ;bigh reputation for honqrable conduct and proffdsionar Bkill,.vj;ii-'iT--li?;' aug4 ;y . : , - . Ilac6h School, 130."?. cWna'ClVsaMii TBId echool.organiaed with a view of pre paring boya to enter the Freshman and Sophomore Classes at our best colleges, will - -open on Monday, September 10lb, 1877w 7 For particulars address' . I I auS25tfi W A BARRIER. - -
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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