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CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
DersLTtaieiit Has been
tnoroughly rappUed wiUi . very needed
want, ana wttn tae latest Btylea oX IW"
B1JBSORIFTIOM' BATES
1 year (postpaid) fri advance,
very manner of Job wont can w
o mos. - t -3
mos. -''
wltn neatne&s, dupaten ana ouwi"" j
we tan furnlBh. at anoxv nouw .
WEKKLT EDITION. ,:
tic an the county) in advance. $2 00
;? ;TAaS.EIXnaPTS.POSTEBB,l
f I i
months--1 I UOO
voil Ini;
NO. 2,187
CHARLOTTE N. SUNDAY, SEPTE5l"BER 9 1877
Liberal reducuona for clubs
i j si,; r
.TJELEGRAEKtClNEWS.
nUSSIA A10 TURKEY.
1 tie1 Yellow Fever.
, I r-. n -ra n T :'" '55Sr lv -- Fr rr x. Tl
THIERS' FUMEIi At.
UNDER THE NEW MANAGEMENT OF
Disagreement -ast to - Wbere It
! Should vfOccnr.'r? An Immeose
Concourse i Teopie in cAt
tendance.' ' "'' -Vs . ;
E,.VPjVeis. September 8. 8 Amr-rwDeDU-f
- . :U.J A Tf 1 A.L1. ll 1 V 1 J --.. fnl.x.i.: - X . Z T 1 , .
rTS been JteJ uruuucu auu ucuitku iu liroiriiiooo oijic, iuu uueia uiuuvcuicub I IftHODB UUIU llinuyf? pruVlUOUll-; HUWIIa
Travellers and Residents in its excellent table, supplied with the best the market affords pected.: ; Large numbers are "also heTB
t nrices to suit the times. An active corps of waiters in attendance at meals, and no from th e provitl ces td jWitnefiS the f
at prices w oui a lA-tf-uJu vu .i! nerai of, M. Thiers. 'Many.Ilaeliab.vis-
CB or expense spared to reader guests comfortable. UtOr8naTitherej-:fvitbtbeainetDbjecti
i.u ;!! -j.: . n r Notwithstandine the weather ia'tainVJ
a great crowd 4ias -4Urea4y-eol-eeted
MsNKt-tUU QaotI qpc outsiAe ma late .residence ;m tttellcef
lYIOniniy DOaraerS. Street George, and Adjoining ''gtreeta,'
xne awtuae: oi'. tne ArjpirBi8iop ot
Paris has provokednauch remark M J
Battf Eemusat;- on vbiehal? itf Tnii-a'S
family, waited on .hiqilfor permission:
td have-the service. at 'Madelirx Sn
stekd of at the parish churcat'fotte!
Dame'de, jLoretfci. Madelire with its'
surrpasdirrgfl; is the , only, apot , 'spa-
cious enougn - ior tne tnousanas wno;
will follow the procession.'; Notre
Dam e de Loretti has little space around
it,and is small without -extended
frontage., An ordinary,; funeral blocks!
up tne street, ana wnateveruayupe
done it will be diflScult Jto:! av6ilAi
frightful crush in the limited space as-1
signed to the procession. Archbishop
Guihert declared his readiness to offi
ciate at the Invalides or Madeline had
Moderate Terms
- !
OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEASE.
aprl
SPEC! -a la KT O Til C 3ES !
Our Messrs. D. ELI AS and S. A. CCHEN who are now
in the. IrtherMarksjare sending forward rapidly- a ;
SPLENDID, SELECTION OF FALL ! GOODS,'
i -.L.i.:':;'iiJir'v'vA rrn wx-mirixT titttjitt QT7DO I it been a state funeral, but refnsfid tn
10 vvun-u X f , sanction a chancre ornarish for an unof-
Merchants will find our stock larger than usual this season wm move fromthechprch by the Rue
. : j ;-. : V ;;t; t& ii: LepeUetierLattone -Jjmn&ex boule-
aud the rotair trade a better assortment, at f extraordinary c Sttri VpUrto
Penla Chaise, a route of . about two
leagues, and even this space will scarce
LOW PRICES. Call and- be convinced.
i
ELIAS, COHEN & HOESSLER.
ly accommodate, the multitude which
will be collected. - The police have ta
The Russian Government Clam
", :t . orous for. JTIoney.
i. 'U ---i. ": j
A Fignt Near Plevna -No Inter
r ,verition -Likely Crermany
1 i a r Urginj? Servia to ade
-in.-
f ri :r . : - i '
The. Terrible Fighting: atXovatz
t y f'- Only imaginary. :
Key ' WivST, Pla-, September 8.-
There ia Oo yellow fever here; nor has
there been aiy. lne health ot the city
and port has never been better than
now' cv:-iUi;i
JacksonviliA r. Plx.".", September 8.
A special telegrt m to the Sun & Press
from the anavor i of Fernandina. Fla.,
says the board of health decided yes
terday that there & re two cases 01 yei
low fever in towri. Both vare doing
well, and the diseast ' spreading'
nor is it likely lo.
London, September, v-KThe Stand
arrf'aVienna correspondent '.telegraphs
that.th&Bussian. government haye or
dered the arrears of taxes to be ; paid
witbia eight -days or - they would be
doltbled.bavu5 3 -soihih'b ,
1 1 tLondo-T Sept. 8A -ieuter telegrani
iJjs.TiiCoriiuig, says :adlAiIbattla com
menced , at Plevna Friday morning.
Thl .Tesult ;is unknown. No' details
have reached here." ! a, f '' '
The rumors of intervention during
the early part of the week have drawn
forth identical answers from the cabi
nets of London, Berlin and Vienna,
that the time has not yet' arrived. It
is felt that since, for the settlement of
the Eastern question? the sword has
been appealed to; a solution, if not
.final,, at least of some duration, can
only be arrived at by a decided superi
ority of one or the other of the contend
ing parties 5 or else by a thorough ex
haustion of both, and the conviction
brought home to both that neither of
them 5s able to solve the" problem by
sheer force. Any premature attempjt
to interfere and thus prevent a decis
ion, could only lead to a hollow peace
and to a prospect of seeing the strug
gle renewed after a comparatively
short time. All the tremendous sacri
fice of life and property already made,
would not have advanced the solution
ang30
NICHOLS
BURGESS
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
li ' Z I ." -!Orl --''
DEAJJtB IB
. ALL KINDS OF
BEI)I)I1SG, &C.
A-
OF
CHEAP BEDSTEADt, LOUNGES,
PARLOR A CHAMBER SUITS.
COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND.
f
J'ai No, S.lesTrade St.-
CHABLOTTE , N. C
ken great precaution and the head of one step."
that department has given the strictest A special from Belgrade to the Times,
injunctions to his subordinates to pre- says : "In diplomatic circles is it re
vent an. excess of )Zeal endangering the ported that the German consul general
general tranquility. confers very often with Prince Milan.
12 m. Kam continues falling m tor- It is asserted that Germany entirely
rents. I approves of Servian participation in
z p, m. At yu o ciocj- tne police the war and is prepared to guarantee
cleared the Place St. Georgefand the I the status quo in the etent of defeat,
cortege left the place at noon in the Italy seems to be going with Germany.
loiiowmg order : Hearers 01 orders Austria still keeps a position of strict
and decorations worn by the deceased, reserve." ; . .
masters of ceremonies and family of A Beuter from Constantinople dated
the deceased. Senators, ex-Deputies, j September 7th, says : "An account re
members of the French Academy, 1 ceived here of the capture of Lovatz,
members of the Academy of Moral 1 states that it was attacked by 40.000
aud Political Sciences, other classes of j Russians and gallantly defended by the
the institute, general-council 01 tne I Turkish battalions, who were lorced to
Seine, deputations from various coun- I giye way to superior numbers. They
cils, deputations from Auzen, other I retreated in good order, taking with
deputations and invited mends 01 the then the Musselmen inhabitants."
deceased. The open hearse, drawn by
six horses, in which the coffin rested,
was covered with palm branches,
wreaths of flowers, immortelles and
tri-colored bows and rosettes. The
whole route was lined by an immense
number of people, notwithstanding the
ram. The shops are closed and dis
play on their shutters a placard bearr
ing the words : ".National Mourning
ireriect tranquility prevails every
where. The rain ceased at 1 o clock.
Madame Thiers was accompanied
The dispatch adds : "Osman Pasha
had left Pleyna with twenty-eight bat
talions to retake Lovatss."
The accounts of fighting at Lovatz
which haye been sent trom! Bucharest
by the special correspondents, turn out
pure faction. The nine assaults 01 the
Turks existed only in Roumanian im
agination; TheTurks never attacked
at alL nor is the Hussian ' success of
such proportions as; represented.- Lo
vatz is an open town in the valley, im
portant chiefly 'as covering tne roads
F R EB
GrO O D S
..if-.
1. s
.f.. XL has Ml j
- 'i;i'S saiwo'i'.-i J i , .
ill'"
by Madamoiselle Dosne at the funeral toTrogan and Selvi. The use the Bus-
service in the church. M. Gambetta sians would be able to mak& of the pO-
was cheered as he left tne churcn alter gition must depend; On their- drawing
the ceremony. A deputation; from back the forcetf Turks on the north-
Belfort was the only one in the proces- west of oLoyatx within the range1 of
sion which carried a banner. At 2 whose guns the correspondent of : the!
o'clock the cortege arrived at tne Times had passed on -the otb, ; when re-
boulevards, preceded by a squadron of I turnme from Lovatz toPoredin. Un
mounted guns and arms. The crowili I doubtedlythe capture of Lovatz must
everywhere respectluliy uncovered as 1 be regarded rather as part 01 an im
the coffin passed. Some shouts of portant system of operations than as
' Viva la Mepublicnte were raised at the an independent achievement. That
FU R NITU RE.WARE HOUSE
top of the boulevard Montmartre.
MORE LABOR TROUBLE.
rt
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, t
! r f i ft wi f't I ui 5
t i
CHILD RE'Ni'iS CARRIAGES,
m rfcervirg a full tcc bf CHILDREN'S CAEEUGEg, "Kest Btylci," and
m is
lowest prices.
f CaH and make yoor selection while theaortment is full. ; ' t.
marH
IN connection with the Fnrnitnre Businecs
of Mr E G Rogers, at my old .Btrd on'
Bonth Trade Street, I will conduct the. .Un
dertaking Business on my rown account,
giving it my persotial Attention.' i - ;. yf
1 win keep a complete Stock,, from the
j-bi wood coffin to the finest aietaue
Burial Case.
Mi
This WMl&noytm&rid Leacing
LdCATED IN CKNTEE OFL l
p the crryj qtferb x
I. it T!
UNSU RP ASSET); ACCOMMODATIONS,
Tlireatenings of n General Up
rising- in tne -Lemgn tcegion -
The Miners Leading it, and tne
Engineers and Firemen Stand
ing on.. 'h'V i
New York, Sept. 8. A Pennsylvania
special says the strikers of the Lehigh
region haye resolved on a general up
rising if the military ' make the threat
ened arrests. Five thousand members
of secret orders are drilling with wea
pons in Hyde Park, a suburb of Scran-
ton.
The Molly Maguires are trying to in.
duce the railroad employes to unite in
a general strike on, September Joth,
but the railroad men have had enough
of strikes. The miners m the bitumj
nous regions of Clearfield county threat
en to "strike for an advance in wages
corresponding with the advance m
coal
A party of disguised men recently
visited the cottage ol a man named
Gowingerand compelled him to kneel
and swear he would not resume work
until the strike ended. Similar affairs
are happening in different parts of Lu
cerne.
The dissatisfaction among the mem
bers of the locomotive broth erhood,rel-
ative to the management of tbe organi
nation, becoming general. The en
gineers and firemen of the Pennsylva
ma -Northern, uentrai andirniiaueipnia
and Erie railroads favor severing con
section with, the brotherhood rather
than cooperate in the intended gener
al railroad strike on September lOth. . .
Hakesdile, Pa.. Sept. 8. The farm
era and residents of the small villages
in the townships of this county, r are
this is the Bussian view, ia shown by
the fact that they brought the over
whelming odds of 22,000 against 70,000
to make success certain. This view is
further confirmed by reports of cOn
tmued righting in the direction of liO-
vatz and Jflerna. - Jf erhaps the -ttus
sians are trying to -.finish with Osman
Fasba belore it becomes indispensiblo
to meet Mehemet AU, Fasha s advance
it seems beyond .a doubt that the uzar
witch1s army has been greatly weaken
ed, and that after several important suo
cesses Mehemet All now threatens the
line of communication with' Tirnova
which Ahemet Eyonb Pasha, operat
ing from Bustchuck.threatens not only
the new bridge at ryrgas, but even the
Sistova crossing. That tbe Russians
permit these operations to go forward
is the strongest support ot the repeat
ed assertions of the correspondent that
every preparation was making and
every nerve would be strained to bring
complete destruction to the lurkish
army at Plevna.
CALIFORNIA.
Election Clerks Arrested The
Democrats Carry the Legisla
ture &tay Proceedings in a
Case of Murder.
San Francisco, September 7 Two
clerks of the election were arrested tos
night for falsifying returns in favor d
, Nun an, the Democratic candidate for
sheriff, Other arrests will probably be
made. A re-count will be demanded
in that precinct, and probably in others
as it is believed that more ot the same
i tp' THE ;TRX.VEIXIN1 PUBLIC.
kind of tricktf have been done. The
counting of the city vote will probably
be completed oy morning, it wm not
orgaujjuuK . uiVuimm0 v fore indicated.. ; Keturns from Nevada
fit JC U l
TIB
lift ib tlli ' ! , ' ' - .1 r
THE?llOVf.nSCfti4PETED?rHFOKGHOUTvO&5V
:k;;(i ijtiU uu,-iit : ; - !
protection against raiding strikers.
FROM WASH IWGTOW.
Smith Transferred and Rollins
Given His Place Excitement
Oyer a II alf -Mast Flag.
county change two senators and three
assemblymen from Republican 1 to
I lAtvinnvatin '
Stay proceedings have been granted
in the case ot John Hunk, sentenced to
be hanged to-day for the murder o:
police officer Ooats.
, ;fs? . I .... " "' 'ili i' ' ' .fi,J ww-rti x5iwi i'-
Continuance of th storm at
Manila's Vine. ard. a
Martha's nevartk Seit. 8.-The
terrible storm of the past tw o days still
continues. The Nantucket iioats nave
not arrived, and scores of pivssengers
are unable to leave the island. The
schooner Timothy Field, from JBoston;
is ashore at Edgartown.
Breadstuff's, Provisions, & c.f for
Europe.
New York, Sept 8. Five European
steamers sailed to-day, heavily freight?
ed with breadstuns, provisions and
dairy products, including 200,000 bush
els of gram and 12,000 cases of corned
meats.
No child can sleen sokndlv while suffer
ing with Colic or from Teething Remove
toe cause by using Dr Bull's Baby Syrup.
vmiy zo cents per Dottle.
Misses Iiong's School .
CHURCH STREET.
fJlHE next Bession will open Sept. 20th.
J. Apply for circulars to Miss Lone, at the
residence of Gen Barringer's,
septa eoa 4w
HL M COMMERCIAL.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
SEPTEMBER 8, 181 T.
PRODUCE !
Baltimore Oats firmer: southern. 33a37.
Eye dulli prime, 60. Provisions firm and
unchanged. Coffee firmer and held firm.
Whiskey a shade firmer at 13J. Sugar firm.
Louisville Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat easier and unchanged. Corn dull;
wnite, ou; mixea 47. Kye nominal at 65
Oats dull; white, 30; mixed, 28, Pork quiet
at 13.00. Lard quiet and firm; choice leaf
in tierce, lOalOJ. 8ugar-cured hams steady
and in fair demand at 12. Whiskey steady
and unchanged. Bagging dull at 121.
Cincinnati Floor steady. Whea; firm;
red, 1. 5al.25. Corn steady at 47a48. Oate
weaker at 26a31. Rye steady at 57a58. Bar
ley quiet; western spring, 72 Pork firm
and in fair demand at 12 75. Lard strong;
steam, 8.70 hid; 8 80 asked; kettle, 9Jal0.
Bulk meats strong;, shoulders, 5J. Bacon
strocg; 6, 8 and 8i for shoulders, short rid
and short clear sides. Whiskey firm and in
fair demand. Butter firm; western reserve
at 20; other grades unchanged ,
New York- -Flour firmer; business check
ed by light offerings; 6 15a6.60 for commoh
to foir .southern. 6.55a8.50 iW heat, spot
spting, steady; winter gfades heavy and ir
regular,' futures lower at l-.28a'll.3. : Corn ac
tive for western mixed; 57a59 for ungraded.
Pork opened stronger but closed scarcely
so firm; new, 13.15. Lard opened excited
and higher bat afterward became easier and
closed firm? prime steam, 9.1oa9.17. Coffee
quiet . and .steady. Sugar quiet arid firm.
Rice steady with a fair inquiry. ;Molasses
quiet. Freights to Liverppol stpftdyc:; v;
; St. IrfulsFlur quiet and unchihgad,
but very little doing. Wheat active; No. 2
red fall, 1.26J. cesh; No. 3, do 1.175al 18;
cash: 1.14iaL15i for September. l.llfai.25i
for October, and 1.12ial,131 for: NovenibT.
wru, xou. x iijjieu, soj, casn; oya-iit ror Sep
tember, and 42a42 for October, , Rye, 58i
bid. Barley quiet and unchanged. Whis
key firm and nnchanged. Pork firmer; job
bing,. 13.00: Lard unchanged; an adyance
asked. Bulk meats nominal,1 7 higher but
nothing done. Bacon . firmer; 6. 7.80a
7.87J and 81 for shoulders, clear ribs and
clear sides.. Hogs steady and unchanged.
Cattle stronger; .receipts light, : -
"""" COTTOK. ; r
NoEFOiKSteady; middlings, lOfc; net
receipts, 71; sales, 150; exports coastwise,
Bamimosb Firm; middlings, lljc; gross
receipts, 3; sales, 105 spinners, 25; exports
coastwise, 80. '
i
Boston Firm ; middlings, life; net re
ceipts 372; gross, 372.
' Wiimingtoh Firm; middlings. 101c; net
receipts, 6; sides, 31; exports coastwise, 3.;
Phii-adblphia-Quiet ; middlings, life;
net receipts, 16; grces, 59; sales, spinners,
SO. ;
Nbw Oblbans Firm; middlings, 10c;
low middling, 10c; good ordinary, 91; net
receipts, CO; ti3 218; sales, 400.
August a Steady; middlings, lOJc; re
ceipts, 187; sales, :114.
Chablestoit Firm and in fair demand;
middlings, lOJalCic; net receipts, 182; sales,
125. ,; , I
New Yobk Strong; uplands, 11 ?-16c; Or
leans, 11 5-16c; sales, 252;. consolidated net
receipts, 1,655; exports, none. ? 'ii
Livkbpool Noon Steady; middling up
lands, 6d; middling Orleans, 6 3-16d; sales,
7,000; speculations and. exports, 500; re
ceipts, 4,000 all American. Futures-
Steady; uplands, low middling clause,
September and October delivery, 5 31-32d;
October and November delivery, ft l-32d;
November and December deUyery, 6 l-32d;
December and January delivery,; 6 l-32d;
new crop, shipped October arid November,
per sail, 6 l-32d; . November and December,
6 i-32al-16d; December and January, 8 l-32d;
January and February ,6 32d. ,V1
2 F, M.-Sales, American, 5.4Q0. Futures
Firm;' uplands, low mildding clause,. Sep
tember and October delivery, 6d; November
and December delivery,- 6 l-16di December
and ; January delivery,' 6 l-16d; new crop;
shipped December and January per sail,
6 l-16d; January and February, per sail,
61d. - ..... 1 - -
k't ft 'A
r Jai andsElecinWells are in every'rovW.
uT OTZwK Inspection f tbe Military Asy
ble gossip giies Col. EoIIins, .of. North ; . ,i,t, ' -
cJnKMmkiCaSikMloB, :... InmatOld Point.
the present Indian commission- - - " -J J
commissiohership' of patents. h Fortress Monroe, Va.'. September 8
discovery that the Treasury flag Hon: Geo.' W.'McCrary, Secretary of
0R PLEASURE. TlnSHQtJSE; OFFERS; VEEy FACILITY;,,.,, . .citenieDt. .There were mixed GerirMattmdaleT" Judge onC Hon.
.Ka aw ' " -I"' ' I emotions and even an impression that Louis B.Guxckleandex-?6 Frederick
h -A:i-:ya UoVM gUCn honor, should, be. . paidt to Crapy, companied by Hon. Wm. M. Evarts.
1MtMS"fc3'flti'&9;Kn otiiI HliSf (lO'TIPr flaT." 'aCCOrding when it transpired that ythe-flag was ern Branch '.of; the, NatiohaT Military
BMU Xif 0Iia ; " Kjf: "ii Ar lowered in bonor of th funeral of M JAsylum riear.Hamptoritay, aS.
- viT i -ia ' !p il'lClPt ih, U, Thiers. : - . .1-' 'expressed' themselves as highly Ipleased
i '. ; 'Ht JOrlOCatlOn M'tOiimi I.'' . Latee. The latest sotution of the Hh.apverpor.tWoodfin'siadministra-
i '1 1 (rricr''"' " vr-r-7ui;JA lt'v .s v f; half-masJt;Jllag.over the .Treasury? De- tion.- Key leares to-night for Dayton,
" ' r -'js w 1 ! - ili- paftm'ehtris that it is a lamentation where President Hayes and party will
H. 0. ECCLES, PROPRIETOB. ... about the California election. - join him. .
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FUTURES.
Nxw YoKt Futures closed barely steady.
Sales 33,000 bales; - er.-.i ei- -
. , , ; ; . . : September, 10 QAlOci. ' r : ' ' 'f
October,,. 10 948950.,-" :' - 1
! . . November, 10 87&88c.
- : ' f December, 10 80c,-- -?
u January, 10 lc. " " - "
v.,. . February, 11 15al7d'J
Ti ; .-March,. 11 30a31c'f
. 'ii Apra,:ll2a44o. '34J -
f i
bit "LoJASClAUi:
-'NsW Yobk Monev-easv: .-i. bid: Rfri.
Jng dullat Si.; Gold r lowe at 8f .rGovern
til. I tit' . 1. t' V,!fi'
, Loans increase 4 million, specie - increase
4 millions, legal tenders decrease 2J millions.
ucjjuoiia immense mui:on, reserve in
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' lo j:-!'.,;;:: ..'.. - : . -i -H v.J;? v,tlV V.':M
o
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is
sept 9
Leading Low Price Clothiers.
To the Jobbing Trade.
In view of the fact that the prospects for all crops are unpre
cedentedly good, and knowing that the stocks in the country
have been greatly reduced, we anticipate an extraordinary
good trade the coming season. , .
Therefore, we are buying, this fall, a much larger stock
than ibr years past, which is how daily arrivingi . Hence,
parties wishing to be first in their particular sections, can now
find a full line of FALL GOODS, at prices as quoted in "the
Northern Markets, We make CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.
A liberal discount always made for cash, ,
: WITTKOWSKY & RWTEL
. - W&TL . , ..
RETAIL NOTICE. ,
As we desire to extend our Eetail Trade, we bg leave to
advise consumers that it is our intention to present, this fall,
the largest and best assorted Stock of Goods of any since the
war. The Millinery, Dress and WMta Goods, in the Ladies'
Department, and Clothing and Hats, in the Gentlemen's De
partment, will receive our special attention.
WITTKOWSKY & KIHTELS.
.. .
aug25
A Large and Attractive Sale of
R E A D Y MAD E C L O T H I IM C,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, FURNISHIKG GOODS, &c. AT
2 jtt:-Qr.Hr;lI0?.'ii.Sir ' - ;S;33L.'0 jS"
CORNER OF TEADE AND TRYON STREETS 1 V! ,
o r,, (,
We will sell within the next 30 days, tlie
following lots of merchandise : 5
2000 pairs PANTS, consisting of Men's, Boys' end Youths',
1000 COATS, of all kinds: ? r ,
1000. VESTS, assorted, ; i' ;. o,:-:.v .v.n
Which wc will sell regardlefs of cc8ti l -?r . s ' U i;i
Give us a call before purchasiDc and examine our stock, as ycu will find lit
far superior in qualify, make, style, , and cheaper jn price, than anyin-he
KAUFMAN & BEO";
';' Springs' Corner, Charlotte, N.C
market.
augl6
Harris
' Empire Compost.
TO FARMERS.
' r ,!.'; '
E would call the attention of Farmers fo 't.rift fart that
, .we self, and have now on. hand, the Chemicals for mak
ing HARRIS EMPIRE COMPOST, which has been tried in
this section for a number' of years, and many farmers will tes
tify to its Value, rand their entire satisfaction in using it. f: .
Upon applicatioii we furnsH , circulars,; withcertMcates ';of
reliablefarmefi in this and adjoining counties,1
, For .Wheat it has no superior.' and is the cheapet:3;axticle:
ever offered, and parties purchasing It can rely c upon! getting
bvmvwiug iree irom aauiterauon ana in au respects reiiaoie. "
; ;' . ' . .j." & 1 ' " ''.
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