North Carolina Newspapers

K"-:; J- ...:,'. , fit vitf -vbl," ; joe pnirjTiMc. The OttUEBYsa Job Department has bee thoroughly rappued : -mux every needed want, and wita toe utest styles ox Type, ana erery maimer of Job Worn can now De don wltn uoemnee. dUpatoh and cheapness. ' W can famish at short notiea 1 BT.ATgTTW, BTLT.ggAIa. LETTER HK ft DH, 0AKD3, TAG3,EECEIPTS,POSTEKa, , ' FBOGBAJOOa, SAND BILLS, PAMPHLETS, CHECKS, mm RUBSCMPTIOK RATES. n,i I vear (postpaid) in advance, -$8 00 3 mos. 1 moa. 2 00 75 r' f' 't WEEKLY 1DTTION. Veekly (in the county) in advance. $2 00 out of the county, postpaid y 2 10 6 months, " - 44 1 00 tol xin: CHARLOTTE NC, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 1877 NO. 2,198 Liberal reductions wr clubs CHARLOTTE OBSERVER " " ' " ' " & 1 1 UNDER THE NEW MANAGEMENT OF H AS been Eefurnished and Befitted in first - Travellers and Residents In its excellent table, at prices to suit the times. An active corps of waiters in attendance at meals,' and no pains or expense spared to render guests comfortable. Moderate Terms for Monthly Boarders, OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEASE. aprl ELIAS, COHEN & ROESSLER, Anticipating a fine irnrle this seafon, have bought largely, and now have the pleasure of inviting your attention to An BAtr active 3Eall Stock, At prices surprisingly cheap. DRESS GOODS Oar stock is large, and so cheap that it is no longer econ omy to buy calico. READY MADE CLOTHING-Our stock is complete, at prices that defy competition. FANCY CASSI MERES A nice assortment. CARPETS Beautiful in design, and cheaper than ever. KID GLOVES A specially. In fact our stock is larger and cheaper y , c, n. ELIAS, COHEN & ROESSLER. BURGESS . NICHOLS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL jan3 FRESH -AT- FURNITURE CHILDREN'S CHILD RE N ' S 1. . 'r?HtfTlftkKlAhIAGlS, "Keweet Styles" and pices. ' XBt r.M .1 i - .j.iVn 1a - v oil 111 li II OJiCVUUi Ddvv.v. - - marH 1 conned ion with the Furnittire Eusiness of Mr E G Ecgers. at my old stand on - fouth Trade Street, I will conduct the TJn- iving it my personal attention. I will keep a complete Stock, from the J Burial Case. Orders by telegraph or otherwise E M 1 1 l ilt This Well Known located in centre IT Ht cm . U 1 IS I K P A fiSK, V TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. 1 THE HCISE !S CARPETED THROUGHOUT. Gat and Electric Bells Ii;Talids- pinvin TnnriKis -of Persons Traveling i F0R PLEASURI&HIS IbOTE 'MXO,- $2,50 and 1 class style, and offers inducements: to supplied with the best the market affords in every department than here- DSAIiXB m ALL KIND 8 OF FURNITURBj BEDDING, &C. A FULL LINB CHEAP BED8TEAD&, LOUNQE8, PARLOR & CHAMBER SUITS. COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND. No. 5, Weet Trade St., OHAELOTTE, N. 0, GOODS -if WAR E HOUSE CARRIAGES, ' 1 CAR R I AGES, . ? (Tia assortment is full. -v ...& - - .; prpmpUy attended to. ggggjj. Iff -E 1L . . KM and Leading Hotel, ofJCthe city, offers . -. -m r at 1 m T "V XT CI , A i ( i M V 1 JJATlUil D, are in every room. . , . ; ' ?OFFEffiSx!iiVACTUTy :: ,, ... -,v .: i ''.- - : ' - .-- . :tpFVi,: FOR COMFORT. ' . ' ' r $2.00 per -"day, according to localion;of room; . x :Iau:iru TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FBOM WASniNGTOIf; '-jr. ISchnrz and the Sioux Chi The Cyclone Stanley Mat thews Denying that He :. t E1tnil0r Prn niMitlAn - to Southern Dent- : . )r ocrats.' rxi ' , Washington, ; Sept. 21. The sienal office reports the cyclone in the South Atlantic 'States nearly disappeared- An extreme area of low barometer' is entering the northwest. .ruf ."'j, ' Secretary Hchurz will have thfthrst Sy L xney -Wi 'Pt 'f??Sn.P3 pniu, nayes re-1 kuiuo. p.-;fr-n - i, i Th following" special to , Baltimore I wonaertuiiy trutnraMjj fWip'ey I jaaunewajis vaenwyr jgomg -.uw ie Jr: .iiT ' -, 4T, I siuu nu ucu xjwiu, eu piuuip auu comprenensive a aemai oif me iacis qi i his negotiations last winter with prom inent boutnern leaders. mere are hundreds of witnesses to the fact' thai ; Mr Matthews repeatedly sought out Southern Congressmen-' and others at the capitol and at the hotels, and urged them to allow the electoral count to proceed, and assured them that every thing would be made right for-the South." '; ' Washington, Sept. 21.-Key returns early in next week. An excellent counterfeit of the J irst National Bank of Tamaqua, Penn., is circulating -i v- The WarDepartment has no details of Sturgis' fight with Joseph. TnE PRESIDENT' , PARTY. Where They i Are What They Are Doing, and Where They are Going. Washington Sept. 21. The presi dential party are at Knoxville today. They go thence to Atlanta, via. Uov Hampton left the party ; for home last night. Knoxville, Sept. 21. lbe rresi- dents party arrived at ii:tU a. m. The reception was very fine. The streets were densely jammed with peo ple. . Augusta, Sept. 21. The mayor of Augusta appointed a committee of fif teen rjrominent citizens to go to At lanta to induce r resident Mayes to visit this city. The committee leaves for Atlanta to -night. Lychburg, Va., Sept. 11. lien Key telegraphs from Knoxville that the President will go to Atlanta to-night and return to Knoxville on Saturday night and that he expects to be in Lynchburg at 2 p m Monday. Telegraphic Brieis. Baltimobe. SeDt. 21. Wm Burfoot and S White, hailing from Camden county. North Carolina, have been ar rested with counterfeit money Lexington., Ky, Sept. 21. In th 2i mile heat; Tenbrock won ; Fair Play second: time 3:56. 145 South street, one of the oldest and largest sugar importing houses in this city, nas maue an iiaii;umciifc. - - EoME.Sept 21. At the consistory ,to dav. the Podo Appointed Cardinal Joa- cham Pecci, chamberlain of the Sacred College. Boston. September 21. A dispatch from Mt Washington reports a furious I snow storm prevailing tnere. Wolfbobo. N. H., September 21. The trustees of the Carroll county Five Cent Savings bank, to-day decided to suspend payment to the depositors. The deposits amount to $450,000. It iff believed the bank will be aoie to pay in full. Baltimore, September 21. The Oratad Lodge of Odd Jb ellows nas ap proved the constitution of the Grand Lodge cf Tennessee. The Irish Catholic Union. Benevolent Richmond. Sept. 21. The Irish Catholic Benevolent Union occupied vesterdav's session in the considera tion of constitutional amendments. At nierht the delegates were regularly ban queted by tne uatnonc uenenciai 00- a -m mi jm 11 ciety of menmona. ine iouowmg officers were elected : President, A M Keillv : Vice-Presidents, Chas McHar- ner. umo. morris winter, .rennsyiva m. Tf "11 ' T 1 nia; treasurer, .Bev Jas Henry, Mis souri : secretarvi T J Griffin,: Pennsyl vania ; execuu vts fuiuunucc, x aui Menagan, Missouri; John L 'Murphy, Massachusetts, B C Cook, Wisconsin. Worcester, Maes, was selected as tne next place of meeting. v - FRENCH AFFAIRS. Kepublicans Replying to laac- JLahon's Manifesto. : Paris. Sept. 21. An address 4to the nation signed by a number of Parisian ftdprcvrr.cialcndidatesforthecham shades of republicanism; is published. nftTtt OI : UCUUtlCS. iCMlCOCUHllt oil It replies, point dv point: 10 jrresiaent MacMahon's manifesto. The .follow ingis the concluding passage; jVYour dutyv win increase wiin ine auuaciiy ui those wno presume iq , itupuo ueiu- selves on x ranee, xou cannot become the ' v instrument of 'Clericalism; l he republic must have "republican func tionaries, and the country expects or der, ipeace and stability through the republics The Yellow , Fever in Florida. I .TAncRONviLLEjSepL 21. One yellow fever'- death at Fernandina to-day. Twenty-qne. cases: are, repprtea v - eral critical asea reportea yesieraay aiiiuuB wwwM coming, j epidemic at the old town about a mile above tne city proper. -i". I xer i7'y1,,: tne disease among w u A doctor from Jeyv.y8t ?nveci tnere to day. Contributions irom towns j m the state are: being receiyea., ' RUSSIA AND TURKEY, A Description of the Russian Po sitions Aronnd Plevna. The If amber and Spirit of the Troops. The TnrkisU and i Russian Sol diers Compared The Turks -: Superior ia Every 11 ' v- ; spect. ! , , Lohpon, September 21.rr-The Time? military correspondent at GornyStudin nnpiSaJf ia AominnR intt. n nu nAnnns. v in. which hedescribes as follows: TheEus- ao - Eoumanianf arrfry occupies the line extending from wavitz to Tatchenit- advanced bvsao to within 250 varda of the second redoubt, which will proba bly, fall in a few days. Further to the left from Uravitza stands Kerdenkon s corps, w men nas been reinforced since the battle by parts of two divisions from iiussia. in ext stands oeatons corps, fearfully redueed in numbers, the bat talions being brought down to three Hundred men. On the extreme left. near Tatchenitza, is the Imretinsky de tachment, viz: the second division and fourth rifle brigade. The latter is di minished from four to two weak bat talions. Here are also the remains of Skobeloffs detachment. The spirit and temper of the Russian soldiers are admirable. 1 he Russians have upward of 320 guns, and are constantly firing on the Turkish works which scarcely ever reply. It is said that the ammu nition of the Turks is failing, but there are no means of verifying this. They walk about the redoubts most uncon cernedly. The Russians are strongly entrenched all along their front with shelter-trenches, rifle-pits and redoubts Twelve to sixteen regiments of Russian and .Roumanian cavalry are hovering about the Sofia road to impede, if they do not wholly stop communications. The Turks refused Seatoff leave to bury bis dead which lie within three hun dred yards of the Russian positions, and must breed disease. ine uatty jyews' .Bucharest corres pondent, telegraphing Thursday, says : "It is confessed that the Russian posi tion in Shipka pass is precarious, both because of the force threatening it, and of the impending trouble to their com munications.'' "The Times1 correspondent atGorny Studin, says : "It is estimated at Rus sian headquarters that the Turks lost two thousand men in the late attempt to capture Fort St Nicholas." The limes correspondent at Gorny Studin, after inspecting the positions before Plevna, estimates that the Rus sians with the reinforcements received since the battle, must number nearly 50,000. The casualties on the 11th and 12th, amounted to over sixty per cent. London, September 21. The Daily News' correspondent who was present at tne battle of rievna, telegraphing from Bucharest, Sept 17th, says : "The Russo-Roumanian army has abandon ed now every pretense of the prosecu tion of the attempt against Plevna, and fallen back into the position occupied before the commencement of the bom bardment. The field artillery remains still in some .of the positions of the bombardment. It is announced that a third renewal is intended on the arri val of the Imperial Guard in a fort night. I have great doubt whether an other attempt will be made, and very much strongerjdoubt whether, if made, it can succeed. The Turks are better soldiers,individually, than the Rus sians. Of that, after seeing not a lew battles, I stand assured. In the strate gy of both major and minor tactics, the lurks are simply immeasureably superior; they are better armed than the Russians, both in great and small arms. They have engineers who can design amicable defensive positions. The Russian engineers seems incapa ble of repairing a hole in a bridge. The Turks seem as well provisioned as the Russians, and are flushed with suc cess." Constantinople, September 21. A despatch from Adrianople, dated yes terday, says ; "There has been no fighting in the Shipka pass since the Turk? withdrew from t ort BtJNicn olas." Wholsale Destruction of Crops in Alabama. Chattanooga, Sept. 21. The abun dant crop of cotton, corn and fodder in the valley of the Black Warrior river in Alabama have been entirely swept away. The river suddenly rose six feet, which is within two feet of as high as was the terrible freshet of June, 1872. The planters had just commenced picking cotton,, and had not hauled the corn and fodder from the fields. It is estimated that 80,000 bales of cotton have been destroyed. Most of the planters are ruined, and it is doubtful if the actual necessaries of life can be secured now. The town of Tuscaloosa is about at the head of the devasted section. Merchants had ad vanced heavily on these growing crops. A Steamboat Stranded IfOss of i? the Tessel and Most of the - Cargo. . I . xusxufi, . oepieiuuer .i.. a special dispatch from Montreal,: says that in telligence has been received therefrom Salamonica. New Foundland. that the British steamship, Rowland, Capt Swaf- hn, wnich sailed from Montreal on the lltn jnst.. for vQueenstown. with a val uable cargo of grain, was stranded on Holy rood beach. The captain thinks the vessel will be a total loss, but part of the. cargo may be saved. r She had 1 ott4oMd 60,000 bushelsof wheat.. 20.- oqo of which were in bags, t The vessel. 1? insurea m VlSnglandtheargoin I American omceah .d-mtm J , . :,.lcjr.:f, run are daily Prescribed- by. the ablest phy. aidan--whosi snccess is due to. the snedfic I influence of these components: Dr bull's i Cough Syrup; skillfully prepared for imme i aiate use, is for sale oy au druggists. The Lossej by the Pittsburg Biots. The Pittsburg (Pa.) Post says that I under the adjusting plan of acertaining i losses by the riots, similar to that of insurance companies, it is believed the i nnal awards will not vary muca from i these figures: Bailroad company,! fi,tuu,0UU: freight destroyed. 11.000.- 000; elevator, $150,000; Keystone Hotel Company, 9100,000; Pullman i Cari $100,000 ; total $2,930,000. How and Then. It is only now and then tb&t inch men as Hon Alex H Stephens, Ex-Qov Smith and Bx-Gov Brown, of Oa., endorse a medicine for the throat and lungs, and when they do it is pretty good evidence that the remedy most be good far the cure of. coughs,1 colds and lung affections. They recommend the Globe Flowkb CoroH Strut, and their testimonials are to be be seen round the ten cent sample bottles of' the Globe Flower 8yrup, for sale by all druggists in Charlotte. A sample bottle relieves the worst cough and will cure sore - throat. Regular size bottles, 1 nrty aoses, i. 1 , in ITew Advertisements. Attention, Firemen. THE Hornet Steam Fire Company No. 1, the Pioneer Steam Fire Company No. 2. and the Independent Hook fc Ladder Com pany No. 1, are hereby ordered to appear at 1 their Engine and Truck Houses on Monday the 24th inst in full uniform for quarterly parade and exercises, By order or F A McNINCH. P S McLAUCHLitr, Chief. Secretaiy. Bept22 2t BRAN, BRAN, 20,000 pounds just received and for sale at $1.10 per cwt. or "as low as the lowest." W. W. WAR D, CORNER COLLEGE and FOURTH, sept 22 f ail BMe's Restaurant. Take pleasure in informing my friends and the public, generally, that I bare opened a Restaurant at the comer of Trade Etreet and Cemetery Avenue; where edibles will be eeiyed in nr8t-clss3 style. Call and see me. WA8U BLAKE. segt22 2t M. Liclitenstein, Merchant Tailor 1 Comer Trade and Tryon Street", CHARLOTTE, N. C. Orders solicited and promptly attended to. Special attention given to Cutting and Bepairing, GRAND FALL OPENING of all depart ments Saturday, September 22d, 1877. City Resilience For Sale An i person desirous oi purchasing a comfortable and convenient city resi dence, can be accommodated by applying at 'xnia VFinvtSu sept20 OATS, OATS, 1,000 bushels choice White Winter Oata, Just received. . W. W. WARD, Corner Fourth and College Streets. E. D. LATTA & BRO., Charlotte N, C. and Chester, S. U, Fall .opening, on Saturday, September 22, 1877. School Notice, Miss U Moore will open her school for girls on Monday 24th of September. rept!8 lw H. Morris & Bros. MD STEELE is with Messrs H Morris & Bros, where he would be glad to see his friends or receive their orders. FOR SALE Choice of two, one Miller's and one Herrings. , Apply to Beptl8 tf, , , CHAS R JONES, A MARKED EVENT E D LATTA & JX BRO.'S FALL EXHIBITION, Satur day, September 22, 1877, at Charlotte N. C. and Chester, B. u. TJREE EXHIBIT of all the new' shapes X- in Men's, uoys ana uniiaren'S viotnmg, Hatnrdur Rontemhr 22.-1877 f Qv3 b - ' . E. D. LATTA & BRO... Ten Gent - k)loinii Mrs Shannonhouse on Tryon street will he ready to accommodate one dozen table boarders on the leth inst. : i t FOR 8ALE-Alot and dwelling with aiz j rooms.'- Terms easy. For other inionnation. appty at axiio u, Laug29ttrv. ; , i -S ' i i . iri i-.i iii'.. in. fM ... V . SA. T 1 . JBTuii wars, jcruis jam, i '; ,:. , " t - ,r , BN SMITH'S.- f Best Family ' Flout $3.75 ' Extra' $3.25 ! Bnptr $3X).4 Don't forget tosare money by our new style,: 'the cash system " sept23 it B N SMITH. E. D. LIT T A iffl FILL Saturday, Sept. Office of WITTMSKY & RINTELS, CHARLOTTE, N. C. Wittiowsky & Rintds, THE LEADING Wholesale EstaMisliieiit of His Slate. A3 OTHERS SEE THEM. A letter received from a gentleman, who recently visited Charlotte, con tains the following in reference to our house, and we submit it to our pa'rons as an evidence of our ability to make all our promises good: The house of Wittk:ow3ky & Rtntels seems to me as a wholesale establish ment to stand pre eminent in being able to supply such goods, and on as favorable terms to merchants as can be secured south of Baltimore. I reached this conclusion, after a careful exam ination of their immense stock, and a personal interview with Mr. Witt- kowsky." A NOVEL SIGHT. THE STORE HOUSE OF WITT- Z0WSKY & RINTELS, THREE FLOORS, 54 BY 94 FEET, ALL PACKED AND CRAMMED FULL OF GOODS. RE A D Y MADE CLO THING, 1 rjxxera? Which we will sell cheaper than any other house in the city, OR ANYWHERE ELSE. Give a call and you will be suited in quality, style and price. CORNER OF TRADE sept 22 - We offer stock: oit : ' MEDICINES, PAIIITS, OILS, AD GOODS USUALLY KEPT lU OOR LUIE, 'J IN WESTERN. il ONTORTHL IVILSOrJ Xt & BR OrJR FALL STOCK, The largest and most complete since 1872, is now ready for inspection in both the WHOLESALE as well as the RETAIL DEPARTMENTS, and we COURT AND DEFY COMPETITION, let it come from whatever quarter it may whether NewYork, Philadelphia, the ever present Baltimore drummer, or our local establishments. IN WHOLESALE WE ABE BEADY TO Duplicate any Bill, no matter where bought. In RETAIL we present the most complete assortment of the Latest Novelties ever offered in Charlotte. To give the reader some conception of the immensity of our stock we cite as follows : 125 CASES1PRINTS about 6,000,'pieces. 30 CASES BLEACHED GOODS about 1,000 pieces. 20 BALES FLANNELS and LIN8EYS about 800 pieces. 80 CASES JEANS and OASSIMERES about 500 pieces. ... CLOTHING, $25,000 about 3,000 suits. -600 CASES 6HOES- about 24,000 pairs. 150 CASES HATS about 900 dozen. And everything else in proportion at WITTKOWSKY & RINTELS. OF . . 1 UUteJ iiiMl JMU;: AND TRYON STREETS, Springs' Comer, Charlotte, ST. C. the largest iis v i .-v f BUnVJELL. CAROLINA I i B V .1.. k - t :x: V' 1 1 . fit pi I :rr i It, : f $ - H. C ECCLES.; PROPRIETOR.