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CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
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7 . jod ;pniNTinc. ?
. The Obsxbvxb Job Department 'ha bea
thoroughly rapplled witn eTery needel ,
want, ana wtta tne latest styles ox Type,
every manner of Job Want can now be dan ,
with neatness, dispatch, and cheapness. -. ,
We can rurnlan at Rhort noUoe
BIAJrcS,BHJkHJEADB, ... .
. LKTTKB Hg AJ38, 0 AKPH.
TAG8,BECriCIPTS.POSrKBS,l
PROGRAMMES, HAND BILLS,
PAMPHLETS, CHKCKB, &C,
subscription' rates. ,;,
. lrea- (postpaid) In advance, ?$8 00
. 6 o103- Ii 2 00
3 nj"8- ,. . .75
1 mi"
WKKKLY EDITIONS- 9
, , (in the county) in advance. '.$2 00
ly (lnatofecoanty. postpaid 2 10
emnnt.hg. ,.,.t'V i it 1.00
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CHAELOTTE N; C.V WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1877..
NO. 2,201
Liberal reductions for clubs.' '
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7 TELfeORAPHIC NEWS.
GOISGHOME.
UNDEJEt THE NEW MANAGEMENT OFr
IU
fMHO
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. Refurnished and ( Refitted in first-class style, and offers inducements to,
ellerg an Residents in its excellent table, supplied with the best the market affords
. 0nit the times. An active corps of waiters in attendance at meals, and. pq,.
or expense ap&red to render guests comfortable. , ,
The Presidential ' Party inrVir-
giuiaEvarts sheds Tears at
the Tomb ol Jefferson
the Speeches as Log
nndf atrtotfc as
' " JJver. '
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OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEASE.
aprl
ELIAS, COHEN & ROESSLEE,
i ! r C 1 a
irpcle hU se.i?on, have bought largely, and now have the
pleasure of imiting your attention to
Mr. Key Also Speaks, and the
Party Arrive at Washington.
.-, Charlottesville Sept. 25. Beibre
icuviijg ijuuuuufg, xxayea auureasea
his escort and hia assembled . fellow -citizens,
, He had expected a hearty
greeting, but the popular demonstra-
Moderate l erms tqr monthly Boaraers. s :ssKr
$pme improvement in rhetoric and no
deteriorationjn patriotism or length. .It
is : noticeable, in. tne ., reports of these'
speeches thaf the accompanying? jour-?
nalists show signs of weariness by the
omission oi; Dracicets eDctosmg
"cheers' 4laughter" and "applause.",
Mr Lvarts was introduced.who. allud-'
ing to Charlottesville ai the home, of
Jefferson, said' there was ho spot in
Virginia more attractive to the people
of the United States than that citv.
"Whatever place the citizens of the
country may have assigned to the
great men of the States, it cannot be
denied that Thomas Jefferson was our
great leader in the Congress of the
wisest and best men of this country.
The head of the: historical roll to be
remembered forever and ever in" the
Declaration of Independence fell to
Virginia in the person of Thoma3 Jef
ferson. He lives again in the great
University, of Virginia." Mr Eyarts
then paid a glowing tribute to this in
stitution, ?ksaying that as sure as the
f)nnciples of Jenerson are to be the
eading principles of the government,
just so sure must the University ever
be one ol tne great institutions of the
country. He next referred to the Presi
dent and the principles he had laid
out tor the government of the country,
and spoke of the endorsement they
had received from all sections ; he had
been invited to visit all sections, for
the people wanted to see the face of
the man who had given new prospects,
new hopes and joy to the land. All this
was as pleasant to the Jrresident as it
was to the people, for in the responses
of such crowds as this, he knows
whether the North and the South have
hopes and desires alike.
Mr Key, in response to calls, and be
ing introduced, said : "1 am highly
grateful at the call upon me. Noth
ing I could say would be of particular
service to you. All I could say would
be to cheer you on. lhe times are lm
proving and we are all glad." Cheers
and laugl ter.j
lhe visitors were then taken in car
riages to tne University ol Virginia,
where some time was spent in inspect
ing the building and enjoying the hos
pitality of the managers of the institu
tion. 1 hey were next driven to Mon
ticello, the former home of Jefferson,
after which they returned to the city
and took dinner at the Parish House.
The "party left at 4 p. m. en route for
Washington, where they arrived at 8
o'clock. y.. a O:
An Attractive Fall Stock, .
At prices surprisingly cheap.
.
DRESS GOODS Our stock is large, and so cheap that it is no long, r econ
oroy to buy calico.
READY MADE CLOTHING-Our stock is complete, at prices that defy
competition. ' ' ' . : N 1 v
FANCYCASSIMEKES-r A nice aessortment.
CA.RPETS Beautiful in design, and cheaper than eyer.
KID GL0VES-A specialty.
In fact our stock is larger and cheaper in every department than here
tofore. Uall ana inspect .u Afllirll nnrooirn
"bURGE&S. NICHOLS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DXALBB IB
ALL KlftDS OF
FURNITURE,
BEDDING, &C.
A
CHEAP BED8TEAD;?, LOUNGE8,
PARLOR & CHAMBERSUIT8.
COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND.
" No. 5, West Trade St., .
CHARLOTTE, N. C
RUSSIA AND TURKEY,
1 he Total Loss at Plevna Fifty
ITIilli on Roubles to Aid f the
War for Christianity
.j-j-
Bravery of Turkish Soldiers.
London. Sehtember 25. The Post's
St Petersburg1 special ' states that ' the
minuter" of finance is preparing to
issue;a new lottery loan of fifty million
roubles to aid them in . their War for
Christianity. '; ' V "
A Keuter telegram trom isucbarest
says it is stated oh good authority that
the total losses of theKussians and Rou
manians during the recent operations
before Plevha will exceed 25,000 killed
and wounded. .. .V
?A correstjondent of the Times with'
Mehemet Ali indicates .hat the engage-
! ii- - i.; m! .. iLL-' ' ' " i - -i
mens at . jLiezeruna was lmenueu
as a reconnoisance, but assum
ed a somewhat more' serious char
acter,; because . of the impetuosityV of
the Turkish troops, who, according to
thia and other accounts, displayed the
greatest courage. The centre column
adyanced as far as Verboka, and after
having been ordered four times in vain
to retire, had to- be led out of the fire
by the division commander in person,
having stormed the Russian position
under a murderous fare.
A special to the Daily News, dated
Bucharest, Monday, says: "The weath
er for the past two days is extremely
bad. At rratietza, which is now a sea
ofjnud, hospital accommodations ex
ist for fifteen hundred wounded, but
seven thousand are accumulated there."
"Gen Taddleben has started for the
Russian headquarters. It is believed
he will remain there some days for
consultation on the general situation,
and afterwards will be associated with
Prince Charles in command of the
army before Plevna."
A Shumla dispatch to the Evening
Standard this afternoon, says : "Noth
ing important has occurred since Fri
day. Heavy showers yesterday and to
day will delay operations for some
days."
Toadstools Mistaken fo Mush
rooms, and Eaten. Cleveland, Ohio,
September 24. Mrs Jame8 St Clair,
her son, and daughter, have been pois
oned by eating toadstools for mush
rooms. Two children .died last even
ing, and the mother is not expected to
recover.
FALL,
FHOM WASHINGTON.
The Burning of the Patent Office
f churz and the Sioux
Washington, Sept. 25. The details
of yesterday's fire are imperfect. No
important papers involving titles were
burned, but they are much scattered,
and some of them soaked. The patron
age of Mr bchurz will be greatly en
larged by this disaster. It is stated in
this connection that Mr Schurz, iu
an emotional moment, displaced a
$2,600 officer who had control of the per
sons whose duty it was to be watchful
of the safety of the buildiDg, and de
volved his duties on the chief clerk.
The Sioux have arrived, but Schurz
has not found time to have a, prelimi
nary interview with them,
A Corner In Wheat II ow it was
Adjusted.
A Very Good Reason.
The reason why only one sample bottle
of MerieU's Hepatine for the Liver will be
sold to the same person, for ten . cents, by,
oar druggists, in Charlotte, is because of the
enormous expense of importing the Hepa
tine into this conntrv. bat as there are flftv
doses in the large size bottles; it seems two J plete" in every department.
cine' that cores dyspepsia and liver com-.
plaint. All who' have 'not, had a. sample
bottle are entitled to one for ten cents at all
druggists. Three doses relieves any case' of
dyspepsia, constipation, indigestion or liver
complaint, in tne world ' Kegalar s;za bot
tles, hty coses $u :: '
Our preparations for the present season have been brought
a successful termination. Our stock is now full and corny .
A CARD.
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Two floors Crowded to their Utmost Cwpaaty
-vf.'- , ..i . .'.". l
with the latest productions of both Foreign . and American
Looms, manufactured in New York by the highest art of
tailoring skill, with beauty of style, excellence of fit, and finish
all marked
. To .all who are suffarin g from the errors
and indiscretions of youths nervons weak
ness; early decay, loss of. manhooiL&c., I
will send a receipt that will cure you, FREE
Off flHAPaff. . Thia ont WninrW -wa 'Hiol
covered by a missionary in South America, of garments displayed, unusual lowneSS m pnceS
Send a self-addressed envelops to the Rxv I x A
JOSEPH T 1KMAK, Station D, iJlblO Home,
New York City.
The Dutj of Woman
To be attractive is a duty which every lady
owes to herself, to her domestic circle, and
to society. Not only should she endeavor
to please in addre3s and in apparel, but,
whenever possible, in complexion and in
feature as well. Facial embellishment is to
a lady as proper, and oftentimes as neces-
oorir oa qta fha aArnmanrQ nf Y or Tatmanr
the artificial graces of her conversation, of
in; plain figures; and our unequalled system of conducting
business, place us far beyond the reach of any competition.
The wide spread reputation we enjoy as being leaders in our
line of business, is thus fully sustained.
We request a personal inspection of our stock and prices,
T a n i: ll I
tions upon which depend so much of hev tne mtormation gained by so doing, will serve as a guide for
uomiuiou aim inuueuce over man. ine
woman who permits herself to become un
lovely, who resisns herself hopelessly to
the ravages of time, and the spoliation of I
her charms, visits upon her friends and ad
mirers a sorrowful regret, that it becomes
hfr to avert to the latest day. Of this social
duty, it may truthfully be said that she can
best acquit hersslf by the use of Gonraud's
Olympian (Jream. .No other preparation
approaches this in excellence, in harmless-
ness and purity, or compares with it in the
number of spontaneous testimonials that its
virtues have elicited. Its advertisement has
hitherto been us merit, its recommendation
by all that have used it, and not by sound
ing and pretentious advertising in the jour -
nals of the day. Large bottles price reduc
ed to $1. A H GOURATJD,
98 Greenwich Street, N. Y.
For sale by T C Smith, Charlotte,
future purchasers. With the people's interest at heart, we
will continue the LEADERS OF LOW PRICES, and remain
Very respectfully,
E. 1. ILAOTA :& BBQ.,
ONE PBIDj CXiOTHZEBSj
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
New Advertisements.
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FU R NIT U R E-;W A R E HOUSE
0Hli:i)itEN',S CARRIAGES, ' 5 '
CHILDREN V S R l A G E S,
& i am rtaivii jr n
'-west prices.
hill
f uv 'i?fbitti)iiKin'AiwAGe,
v if ---- 1' v
Keweft etlts"and
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Call and make your selccticn wbil" theassortment i full.
marH V - '
K connection with the
LttEAe". at
e Furniture Business
my old etano-on
"um lrade Street. T will ortnrt'.m TTn
waling Business on my own i
WR 'it njy personal attention. .
fc"!Ap a,?!?Plete Stock, fromnhe.
vYooat'offin to the finest MetaUc Y :
tase. Ilnion U tl 1, AVnra.t.am-nmnl-fr ai.tnr!Ml tO. KeSDeCHUllv
a j, Blal" ""--j- p M 8HELTON.
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This WaII lritlranH- I Mrlin Hotel.
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Telegraphic Briefs.
London, Sept. 25. The weather is
fine, but unseasonably cold. Similar
weather prevails m various parts of
Europe. Tbisis heMeved to indicate
an early and severe winter.
(JoBTLiNP, JN. x., cent, to. The lol-
lowiner are ' th e United States five-
twenties $500 bone's'-stolen- frpmthe
bank here ? Saturday, the-" years of
which could not be given in last night's
dispatch: No&v 25,927 and 28,010 of
1862, and 5,926 of 1867, . ,
St. LouiBept. 25,- A private letter
from Eprt EIlisKansas, says that a"
party 9$ cattle thieves was captured in
theHefctreme northwesK ofr Kansas.
Sdnj.e were killed and-Sotheirs -hung.
The thieves were- suxEisedsWbile. eat
ing supper.' 'Seveu, hundred thad: pi
cattle were. recovered.,- ...
Boston, Sept. ii5.--Threo trunks con
taining an aggregate of 10,000 sure
ti es die appeared ; from? th e eafe of the
Cambridge Tort ''National Bank. "No
clue. The' cashier owned one of the
trunks.
Wixkesba'rre, Sept. 25. A meeting
of 3,000 miners of Lehigh, and
Wilkesbarre resolved to go to work.
Baltimoee; Sept. 25. Burfoot and
White, hailing from North Carolina,
arrested last week with a counterfeit
fifty dollar bill in their possession, are
held for $5,000 bail.
Harrisonburg, Va, Sept 25.-Andrew
Shifiiet was hung to day; He protest
ed his innocence to the Jast. ;
Chicago. Sebt. 25. Dr V A Tur Din
has been appointed receiverof the Fi
delity Savings .Bank . with , a, ' $6,000
bond. ;""
The Hague. Sent. 25. The Dutch
Budget. shows a deficit of $2,750,000,
chiefly in consequence of the Achien
war. The finance minister proposes
to cover it by: lasuing treasury txuis
Trenton. ' Nw J., Sept 25. The Res
publicans nominated Wm A.Williams
for Governor. - J '
LOCATED
IN
centre of
THE CITY, OFFERS
UflDUi
The Weather.
no hi :imi
hbi rp'MS, ScoImoMtions,
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.'
V i 1 1
IPfiTOE IS FIRST-CLASS;
THE KCbSE 15 CARPETED THROUGHOUT.
Garand JElcciric Bells are iri every room.
,lalids, Flori'dfj VTofarfstr or 'Persons 'rafeling
F0R PLEASURE, THIS HOUSE OFFERS EVeSy FACILITY
m inr? ifcFdKffi!63iF0RT;f ,Jtil
da location of room. ' vr' u ; ' '
: y ,r)Jio!idO pitllhiiAl uurfi noil . H
H. C ECCLES, PKOPRIETOR- ;
iWAfiBixcf oN.September 25." On" the
21st insf.. the telegraph reported a
storm in the West India Islands. Yes
terday ev onhl a telegram from the
signal service observer at Key west
fltatea tnaia numcano phbbcu xuhu
Rico at 12 midnight, the .yorfex 250
miles south, direction west "and nortn
weatrrelocity ten to twelve miles. This
is Jrpbibly the storm reported on , the
21st. xesterday atternoon tne ooserver
for the sicnal service at 'Kingston, Ja
maica, stated iri his regular report that
it-storm was apprehenaed-.,.,4J? er
ntonthe siernai' service reports are
missing from Florida 'and 'the west
Indies.' 'Tf this stontf fdxSea inofrlose Its
enerev. it inav. he xrectectito rea6h
the coast oMhe" United" States wfthia
three, davsi. 5 Tfmety I'titikAhk wifl. fee
giveSx hf ts approach,,, bujt .caution
should be i exercised' W Lib eommer-;
tiaV 'in ktihe.rih: J;the'r Souths Atlap
! and Gulf 'States jiduVing .the present
! week. t ,T s W rT A.T-H a'J a
Gutf States stationaryDr lower pressure,
Btatioharyitemperatoreiwind8i mostly
frdcrf "th6 east,partly cloudy weather
ana in mu mo 'uietiioi w ugu
rain. :
SEED
READY MADE CLOTHING,
-AT
1
ilson & Burwell's.
Which we will sell cheaper than any other house in the city,
OR ANYWHERE ELSE.
seiil26
rommended by P T Barnum, Clara Loaise
Kellogg, James Paiton and others.
OPERA HOUSE.
Give a call and you will be suited in quality, style and price.
Baltimore. September 25. A corner
in No. 2 winter red wheat of Septem
ber, which commenced on lhursday
ast, was amicably adjusted tbjs morn
ing by both parties settling on $1.53, as
the price for to-day; and i two'-gentle?
men were appointed to name the price
each day for the balance of .the month.
Thejftdjustment was brought' about by
an arbitration. The announcement by
the committee of settlement was receiv
ed with pleasure, and the committee
"was Repeatedly cheered and upa.ninou$-
y yotea tne thanks oi me uoru and
Flour Exchange.
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The Effects of a strike
London, September 2o.--In conse
quence ,of the strike oh the Southern
& Great Western road, the Postmaster
General orde'rs steamers from America
to land only Irish mails at Queens
town, and bring the others id Liver
pool The "City of Berlin" was the
nrst steamer allected by the new regu
lation. The. strike has lasted some
time.' It is -confined to the men em
ployed in repairing the road. All night
traffic has lately stopped
The President's Party at Lynch
burg. At JLynchburg Mr Jvey said:
I am very glad to meet so many peO-,
pie of Virginia. You must not expect
to hear a speech, because my attitude
is a peculiar one. 1 am an honest .and
earnest supporter of the administra
tion, but cannot say I am politically a
member of it. I can hardly say any
thing but what some one finds fault.
Therefore the less I say is all the bet-
ter Dotn ior me ana tne country. . .
A Law Point Ut' I8SUe.-S Louis',
September 24. The argument was be
gun this afternoon in the United States
Circuit Court in the case of the United
States vs. William McKee. The argu
ment is on a demurrer of1 District' At
torney Bliss to the answer of 'McKee
filed some time ago, which took the
ground that the pardon of ' the defend
ant by the President- in the criminal
case debarred the government' from
bringing a civil dase against him.
I - 1 , .!'.' ' Mi
Th e case of Ad am s vs Reeves; which
is becoming one- of the '-"celebrated
cases" in this: State,? from the frequent
trials in the Superior Courts jand 'adiu-
dications jin the ' Supreme X!purt, was
set for tnil at Guilford court last week,1
but was continued atj the;instanbe- of
the plaintiff,1; The suit was brought for
$260, and has cost already nearly $10,-
uuu and a; vast amount pf ilf feelirjg-
. 1 ! ; rl-B Oil? .TOl
. TheTexas-PAcotc andthe.Con
for Speaker .Strenuous efforts T&rti
now being0 inade to J consolidate the
friends of theTexaaPacific railroad ih1
asking aid from Congress ' for its t;6h
istTtlctibri.i 1 Aystehidtic piaf tpera2
BUbjedf!6, electipn bf A! Speaker of
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 18T and 2ND.
sept 22
CORNER OF TBADE AND TRYON STREETS.
Springs' Corner, Charlotte, N. C.
RE-APPEA B A.NCE AFTER 4 YEARS
ABSENCE,
CALLENDER'S FAMOUS
to!riaS0US Miistrfiis
Georaia GENuiN mmstre
Pnnnrria NEGROES
l QUI lm end m en, 20 artists
Uproarious Plantation Minstrelsy !
New Acts I, Jubilee Songs! New Sketches! :
Billy Kersands, Dick Little; P Devbnearj &c.r
. -1 1 '!!' ; V.'
''They far excel their white imitators." ;
N. Y. Herald. "They are absolutely the
best m America. .Boston Advertiser.
"They are unsurpassed." N. Y. Graphie.
M ft'.:! ijj ;-r- t
12th Year. ALL THE OLD FAVORITES,
Prices 50c and 75c. Reserved seats 25c
extra, to be had at Parefoy's book store.
sept25 4t ' ,
MARKED EVENT ED LATTA A i
L BRO.'S FALL EXHIBITION, , Satur
day, September, 22, 1877, at Charlotte Ni C.
and Uhester, 8. U. ; ,, , , :,,
We offer the largest
OF DRXJGS
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
AND GOODS USDALLY KEPT IN ODR LINE,
IN WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA
WILSON BURWELL.
D. LATTA & BRO., Charlotte N. 0;
and (Jbester, a. v., F&u. opening: on
Saturday. September 22. 1877i, ! . u : r
E.v
Coal ! Goal
OAVING Contracted for : thef delivery Of
xx quo tons Anthracite and Jitnminous
Coal on this market..! am now taking i or
ders tor early delivery of winter supplies , at
lower rates delivered, .than ; it can , be
purchased in other markets and deliyerf d
here.
The price of coal is tending npward, so to
CMitle, Columbia &AipstaR.R
secure it.at present prices orders should Jb.e.,(r0t:f
GENERAL PASSENGE1 DElPT.
Chauott'Coikbia A Aijubta, R.R.
, , . Gpluinbia, S. .(Ik g, , Jfhi W7.
vu auu aiwi guuuay j, aui m ivi,
lowing schedule will be operated on this
eiven at once.'
Quality and fall weight always guaranteed,
x our orders solicited. JT E PATR1UK.
Eept25 . : -v ..:-: J
A.. T. O. & R.-R.
" - SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1"
"" CharlotteilTL a July 6, 1877. j .
TVN ! .and ' after' ' iionday.;iaiy &th. Tthe
W following Bchedale will he' run' over this
road: . -. - -; ; ' ! ' ,;t 1
: ; i GOING NORTH.
Leave Charlotte, () ! ; : 8.30 a'm.
Hi 10.20 '
'I Ti 'Tinllaflui l'
1. VUUVgA, H
Arrive Statesville,
. : .-J
12.00? m.
i r 'ry rTKTn ciATrmrr
Leave Statesville, - i -; : i .1.30 r.m.
bi'lm.-.
i 1)9(1 .U
V. WW
Washington tekgramlo 1 lMltBaUiMor'e 1
American M.ii-v.V-v
i !f7t''JJSw H8iioil mi?
t -The Ofgaa rolled its cotes from ifielrowV
ing diapason'vtoi the: Igentle fltrte' : and 'the
congregation accompanied by deep septd--chral
cougbs to coughs scarcely audible, be
cause they had not yet heard of the won-,
derful efflcacy of Dr Bull's Coogh Syrup. .
Mooresville, .
a D. College; '.
1 Close cohhection made at Statesville with,
. Round trip tickets to Newton and returri
$4.40, , to Hickory atd return $5.00taMor
gantoh and return $645, to Marion and re
turn $7.tJ5, to 'Uenry'sana return f8.4Ut to
Asheville a&& ' returri -.$12.40, - to 'Warm
Spnnes land retornl $18 40; ' These 'tickets
jure good
1 at 1 S77
oferedibr shipment to Section House. Hefl
derson's, i Alexandriana Aland, i Caldwell' r
-Thesej being "Flag Stations,'!; theL Company
MAIL and PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
- J No,. 1 GOING. SOUTH, .
Leave Charlotte, ' ' " ' 7.35 p. m
Amve at Colombia ; , 12.50 a. m
Leave Columbia, i .. : . .. ' , 1.00 a. m
' Arrive at Augusta, 4.32 a. m
i-eive AueustaJ ti r. . i n n , .8.15. p. m
Arrive at Columbia , . . , 11.35 p. m.
Lea ve Columbia,". " ' - " ' 1 11.45 .m.
Arrive at Charlotte, n' - ;4.10 .m.
ACCOMMODATION & FREIGHT TRAIN,
.Daily, Sundays excepted,
CHARLOTTE DIYI8ION. : '
Leave Charlotte " 00 p. m
LeayftChester, ! : 5 J 1 5.41 p. m
wavewninsboroii;! o,;i .u ;n - 7.46 p m
Arriye at Columbia, ' . .- 10.00 p m
' ' ! ' " "Wd. ! 4 GOING 'NORTH.' ' " '
Leavb Columbia,1 jo -a'...i !8M)a.m.
Leave Wtansboro, , , , ;r 10.59a.m.
iArrireaiCharletteirfi iisllJ;f4.6o pm
nb' 3itf AIWjupXA mVJ0AUXI. sea-J- 3 a
v! HO. 6 GOING BOUTH. ir .
Leave Columbia, -9.50 a. m
"Arrive at Angusta. - .52 p. m
. Ju l 1. HO. 6 GOING NORTH. -
ieaveAugrfttBp ma-'i 45 m.
Ajrrive at, Cuinbia, i jigl 0? M 3.57,
i I'Mtima Mta 1 mtrs1 u vma
ror.re,tamfpa5eage uhttL wovembet 'ltl
1 -mailBds ttfAwn .nn i'mtck HiCtaster.oBiaokstocksinn.
1
boroi? KHliansColnmbla. W. C. &;A. R. R.
Junction,; "Leesvllle; atesburg, Ridge
Springs, Johnstoh'Si Pfafe House an3 Gran-
is uot'Iiahle'fbr loss. ,orr"!damage tt ; freight J -Xyiains Hos 3, 4,' 5 and 6, w1" "top ,.t all
after it i& unloaded 'lit, either- of the above 1 regular stations, ana ticket' offices will be
imed "Flagl BlajSdns?11 j4! K;s 1 0Dened fbrj thecmmcK3AUon i of local
No.freight wlllbe.ieee .f. A.POPE, .r
LiDihentnnlMstbelnanie bf consiffnee and ll Oil! General Passeheer Aeent
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hamed
hipmentunl3stb:hane bfcohsignee.aiid
desUnavlMUiis disuncuy marxed thereon 9
J J UUi&MLJiiX,
July 7 Superintendent,
I fil THEO!D. KLINE.'
Superintendent.
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SpartaiMre & Merille Railroad: '
THE following schedule will be operated '
on the Spartanburg fc Asheville Railroad,
in connection with the Charlotte Air-Line
Railroad, and the Stages at the head of the
road, to Henderson yille, . Asbeyille and the
Warm 8prings, on and after this date :
Leave Charlotte yia Air-Line R R, 7:10 p. m
Arrive at Spartanburg at ... 10:40 p.m
Leave Spartanburg for Mt. Tryon, ; 6:00 a.m '
Arrive at Mt. Tryon 6:30 V ,
Arrive at Hendersonyille ........... 12:30 p. in
Arrive at Asheville, 6KX "
r. FARE. ' - " ":
Round Trip Tickets, to go and return any, ,
time within three months. .
Charlotte to Warm Springs and return, $21.30
1 " Asheville " " 14.30
:.-, Flat Rock " " 10.30
. " Hendersonyille " " 10.30
ir Tickets for sale at the Air-Line Depot -
in Charlotte. -
The Post-Office Department at Washing
ton has ordered daily mails to be carried on
this route. D. R. DUNCAN, . ; r
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TJT D Latta & Bro believe the public will
sustain honest dealing.
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School Notice,
Miss H Moore will open her school for
girls on Monday 24th of September.'
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GRAND FALL OPENING of all depart 3
ments Saturday, September 22d, 1877.. ,7 ;?
Tl'MJjS
E D Latta & Bro wdrk for the peopje andj, u: WM
keep prices down. ; ;j " ; . .
Teii 0 eht CplTimiw ii
dosing sale bf Canary Birds will take place' -J
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C F HARRISON, .
!u,H-i", Auctioneer.
ED Latta & 3rooutrank aia competitor&J
low'prices telL
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