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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
THE OBSERVER'JOB DEPARTMENT
hat been thorouqMy tmppUed with every needed
want, and with the latest Style of Ti?e, and
huh one vear (postpaid) to ifoanee,i,.$3 ,00
sLii- rrrS
JAr MoiMM r W
)M. Month Ms-.f.K7D
cuix6M, OispauA ana cheapness. - -
'FEEXZF EDITION.
We canfurnith at thori notice
SZA2m,fiJLt BEADS, h rl" i - 5
LETTER UEADS, CARDS, : ,
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mj CVfATORDAY, APRIL 2t, 1878
, TAGS, receipts: rosTzzs,
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win uuu me oisiftDiisaeQ nouse oi
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The Ingest, UestAssojited CMiPESTSToiCEl of JJoods
xffti a4repared 0itroT tiTok AxammaCioi of oar stock ihat maEe J
no vain bo-abx, auu.BoncuouyerB, pptirwnQiesfie anareiau, uj IjVux. aj
attr PrOODS AND BEIGES, before iimTiAinr . 'V f -f
Our&ck ofssfcdd White GoodisAlpaccagEiro
eries, Kid Gloveunmlllslns and Fncy &oo
are complete an4-Willbe "sofit at;WoNjsffiNG lo&rices.
narnets. Oil Clo'indMatt'erfbrv low. sT
' -7. - fj;
Fair dealing. PditendtraHiveerk;aUme
Democrat and Home copy. ,. march 22
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BEDDING,
MAUD BiaLX.tER;
was
Maad Mailer worked at raking bay,
And cleared her forty cents a day.
Jtte clothea were coarse, bat her health
, nne,
Atad so she worked in the sweet sunshine.
j 92 m4i Y'i "-.J"t"rr.-
Singing as glad as a bird in Ma
"Barbary Allen" the.liyelpng day,
8be often glanced at the far-off town,
And wondered if eggs were ap or down.
And the sweet song died of a strange disease,
.ucttviug a pnantom cadie or cneese,
And an. appetite and a nameless ache
For soda water and glrtger Cafyft
ThlbSge rode s!bwly Itito view' ,a
Stopped his horse in the shade and drew
HiS fine Jut oat,' while !he blashiiig Mattd
Marveled much at the kind he 'chawed."
"He was 'dry as a fish,' " he said with a
"And kind o' thought that a good square
I annK
filt02 H F ,-4 "V . ft, r ?
Would brace mm cp.'" So the cap was
Titk tbqy8(wiaf1JhaJti.,ad , spring
1
i ;; or ,
CHEAP BKDSTEADte, LOUNGES,
PARLOK A CHAMBER 8UITS,
COFFINS Of all KINDS on HAND.
""No. 6, West Trade St.,
FTWP. ARSOtlTMTCNT OF CHTLDItEN'H
jan3
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Hi:
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The QUICKEST QdMost &mlilBlaM EOUTB leiwlen
RALEIGH, PORTSMOUTH IjORFOLK, ALL EASTERN CITIES
AND ALL POINTS SOUTH.
Express FreiPTMsf'L'OSE! CONNECTIONS,
PROMPT AND CAREFUL DELIVERIES GUARANTEED.
For fall informaUon, Tariffs,-Acu, apply to
mch26
Southwestern Agent, ' Charlotte, 'N. C.
8- MtnoM-'u
U r' -.1 Jb- '1 it f t -t H
now in my warerooms. The assortment is the
largest and most complete ever olfered in Charlotte,
AMB. IT,, ,milnLi, 2?.5" TOW
pectfullvj
Jan 5
TO INSEEOTV.it AND aETMY? PRICES.
12 i; MfmMtMM" TEL s ,
FURNITURE DEALER,
At7
Dp; liFEE
D R U CO 1ST AMD C HEM.I.S T,
Now .offeriWffie!t&cle.A full stock of JWnVirMtl
Colognes, ligfisn'Select
5 iishiFrench and America pa4anflc
t-i i ,r
1 " v
Carefuiyr nrepaed fft 11 hourSi both -night aitd" day,atS
J. H. McADEN'S Prescription St6N
isf'.
Sew StoeJkvt
JewvGoods,
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I U1 ftl Q II & ; . !r-i ,-4 -V
NKWND ELEGANT STQBEoklAlXaTREBW
oeouTuedlTTfJ. Mn. AWaTfdPtii ft oot and ShoefStdfe;
St. y --Stock of HARDWARE, ':iniailliiriM5
arW milti$M prices which are 'Hinprece
tted in the Charlotte market ! XXti I'Sn w
; II. T. CUTLEtl.
t;t
And she gave it him with a sunbrowned
hand.
"Thanks," said the jadgein accents bland ;
A thousand thanks ! for a.swetter draaeht
j? rum iairer nana-- Dot mere ne laagned
And the sweet yoang girl stood in the sun
t inai aay,
And raked the j udge instead of the hay. ,
f Cincinnati Commercial.
OBSERVATIONS.
J Mrs : Tilton euffeie from rheumatijm. of
the heart as well as from a quickened con
science.
"Men should be careful lest they caue
women to weep, for God counts tears," says
the Talmud.
i It is asserted that during a rain-storm ac
companied by, high wmds a balj3hot,from
a rifle becomes visible to the naked eye.
"The prisoner at the bar seems to have a
very smooth, face," said, a spectator to the
jailer. "Yesi'IsaiaJtne jailer, 'he was iron
ed jast before he was brought in."
The rage for office is so great in Detroit
that the NewB of that place declares "there
are bat two men in the Bay City who are not
candidates' for the position of City marshal.
One is dead and the other is a wooden In-
Tie scotmdrelly nephew of Barbara Frit
chie has proved that the old lady was sound
asleep when she waved the hypothetical flag
from her alleged window; when the so called
Stonewall' Jack sop marched' gallantly past
sewn flocks otC. i: , -.
! ThaJateJBaofge. W Blunt, of New York',
bad. a comprehensive religion which he thus
announced : "believe in God, His infinite
poCTandmercies, the mission of Christ,
the flag of the Union." The eagle bird of
freedord screams because, he "wariest tiuttf
Mr"BluritT8 cr eed.
, X4i8yille Cparier-JoarnaJ : A reader of
the Jocal columns writes to' protest against
"the common and utterly inexcusable habit
of calling Sunday the Sabbath." The fact
is, thaV local reppr.ijbexianfi at
chotchrf that they are constantly raliing into
relleionS " errors, and the writer mnst ha
In Nelson county. a hawk1 was seen
at a considerable height with a large snake
Writhing in its claws, when suddenly the
bird closed its wings and fell heavily po the
earth. The snake a moccasin had bitten
it in the neck, bat the talons of the hawk
were so buried in the vitals of the serpent
that it also died. - t v .
Referring to Mrs Tilton's letter Mr Beech-
er said it reminded him. of the story of
a negro waiter who was asked by a guest
if it was the second bell for breakfast that
had jast rang. "No, sah ; it ia not. de sec
ond bell. It is the second ringing of de fast
bell." This letter is the second rinrine of
the first bell.
A three-mile ride on a freight train, sus
pended by his clothing from ;si jxotik oh the
side , of the car, was the experience pf a
tramp- the other night at -Oxford, N. Y.
There was hot a ecratci upon him when
rescued, bat his mental' suffering was ih-
tense, as he expected - momentarily to be
dashed to 'pieces.' - He had been stealing
a rib and attempted to jiimpff while the
cars, were in,, motion:s. j.
; J i to i,Kwa! MoisApril "25. :
Editor Charlotte Observer :
' ;Not1iifig,: bf geherar interest having
tritisir)ired Ihe jf)st'wee I propose to
diYtfe thia letter! toVuhhinjg Itlecrip,'
tioniif King's luntaih High School,
This village owes mifchto the scbjool,
as students are f gathered from both
Northland Souths Carolirja -and are
said M '"eid'Wtte iarx ff, thousand
dcfllars aimdntH beref 'The- school is
anjucjacUirja
dents for any, Southern.coUeee. and. in
deed, rlaieeiiii'p tnhkiyi college strjdies,
vet it makes no pretentions towards
rtp.inc ft r.ollpfyft ,
! The echooJ :jras &6xkmea twd v ears
since; and its erowth and orosDeritv
fifts beeb"rnosf :erriarkable. -The rolt
of thei)t6s1fent scholastic year contains
ab6ut one' hundred and.: thirty, names.'
pe.jpresem, , aitenaance is ninety oua,
about filty t whom, are from out of
town. -v : '--I i .i
i The prificipal, Capt1 W T R Bell, is a
graduate of William and Marjr College,
and bast bad ten years' experience as a
teachEt, Bight of w.hicb be was princi-,
pal of the Harlowe Academy, Caxte
retipuntN C, baa served in, the
State Legislature with distinction. He
is a fine classical student and a public
speaker;o great power; as was demon
strated5 in bis temperance lectures
while president of the State, Temper
ance Society. ' " ' '
Mr C C.Williams, a graduate of Ros
ton University, Boston Mass,' is the
first assistant and has charge of tnathe
tired trpm tra .maihjstreets;' Irom he
bpiWirig dne'has' au. extensive jiew,
takineMrl'the Blue Ridee. some sixtv
mileff distaat,'.'and-f Kings Moudtain
oniy a gooa waiKingflistance removed.
The bmldincT is & tw'o storf structure.
especially adapted iJOiJs use, 1 The first
flopr is cupied.by the girls'; iopms,J a
uusiv.roomanu reaaipe ;xoom . me
seco.ria'fflbOrJsUsed for the .boys' , reel
tatldCatad," stud room; and" another
room which is sooh, to !be used aa a
primary :scbjQi4 .ThefchQol is co-edu
i J I. A - ,11.':' j J ill 1 m . . .
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SARSAPAniLLA
C
1 AND'
QUEEN'S DELIGHT
M GREAT BWOB PURlfpi
uao uguiar prescriDea
cburspf 'studies', but each student is
aupweaas mucn nperty in .ma- choicd syBhiiitic 'tkint 7n"m.wiutx.iB
of studies' as is possible amomr so ma- f w onuefflaacrr 7 " " :irf;:
f victims off6rafelietitneteffiW
tt,ih.er,uti85 sufferefT from
Tbonsands nf vlrflm.nf
woo uave cast
KVV ; ' OUngnen af prepared fWnj. The seat of these digease. ,ja thm felooj,
lege anq sent into me anpnnmnrft ynrT" "" ""P"" "".o caues unholth vMaSii
SOmetimeS. JOth arrf n rfl riKoii frW F which deveiopisrmtion of the feki.
business life, and still , others receive u ""charges from the Noae. EeWf
rjefeonai attention ik bringing up any y.mp; WMte swellings; sold He4; Nighi
study .in which they are deficient, and f weaU; ' "piwioo; kuw
iiitu.! :j ..... r ... ; '.. - I Disease; Nocturnsl Rmi..:... . .
i , . "''' t mx m ingg nun
those whd are simply taking a winter's
scbOijngcefSiy. iu'structed, , !
The tillage, is verv health vnif isilr
ness femong thestudents is' alm'bsV urf.
TUTT'S SARSAPARitLA
passea proniDiunc the sale ot lntoxi- R DCIiniMrnn nr mmi
eating' ' lidubrt witbiu a;y mile of the HMAn W ;n Wfe WJUTr
. n )i ; . , . i ; ..,1; ..r5TlJ'.'J' lffHruvo uig eyes fTTOW SDarklinor. iha
buuuw, iiu ue iaw-18 riciaiv emorcea. 1 ??fBt"eier, anannsisriiUv-T.iot.io-5iSiiw
m - . i . : . . . I DTear. - . 1 r w
Bell wMJnstrumentalHii having a bill erfMtfvrS
"Huu' J11 wip ; Under ta
me yuo. au tue coei oi living is very itiife MWWwatjiiigaties
fbr the sessinn . nf tn mnnfhs ot. I JLJ I
i. - i T ' 1 - '. I : 11 i0 are Buffering from vhM. fnmm.i!tJSi.
qiuBive ot ClOtning ana trav- "Female' Weakness, "FseTm'iSvGSlFAkk
elling f expenses., set-down at tef0?? AWZigrSZ
t5ftr Tho olp nf .tni"n1v;nu 4dM H& V1"-1 scnrs;e8, when aU otbw
nave congreeatea here are well d dnofli
ed and highly respected by the citizens.
Xhe male students sustain a de
bating society and the eirls have a
reaaingcmD wmcn meets semi weekly.
uur citizens are proud of our school.
as tney may justly De. a
T
WO CAR LOADS
Railroad Meeting at Mooresville, Iredell County,
An enthusiastic meetincr of tha mer
chants, other business men and citi
zens of thia town, was .held at- thei
Tiff- ill- 'X ' i - '
xu.uuie8vuie Acaaemy on tne evening
Of the 19th inst. for takine into chnftiri
.. .1 - . - T 1 x jl j j
eranon tne propriety of aiding in the Spp 2 S T
FF t (X) U TJ RER
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m L O O U U RRR
P Ij O O TJ TJ RR
P LULL OO TJU R R;
JUST A' R Bffi
THE LARGEST INVOICE OF THE CELEB&TEi -
STETSON'S " HATS
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EVER B&OtfGTlT TH TTTTQ xr'k ntrtw 'win'. W;'vi' t
i i. .it. . a
OF
RING SEASON.
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TWO CAR LOADS
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road from the city of Danville, Va, via
Leaksville, Madison, through the coun
ty of Stokes, Salem and Winston, Far
mington M6cksviUe, from thence to
an intersection with the Western
North Carolina, and from thence to
the town of Mooresyille, on the Atlan
tic, Tennessee and Ohio Railroad.
On motion of Isaac Harris. Esa. Dr
J R McCorkle was called- to the chair.
and A M Walker was requested to act
as secretary .
At the request of the chair Cantain J
0 Moore, civil engineer, was called on
to explain the object of the meetine-.
after which the following preamble and
resolutions were onered by Isaac Har
ris, Esq, and unanimously adopted :
Whereas, We, the citizens of the
towu of.Moore8ville, recognize and api hams, lard, sugar and coffee.
precis, w uie importance ot the con
struction of this railroad to the future
growth and prosperity of this town,
ana me section o,i country through
which it passes, do resolve :
1st. , That the citizens of Mooresville
pledge themselves to a subscription, by
the town, of $20,000. toward buildine
said road, subject to the ratification of
the people, as the law directs in such
Cases, provided, : said road is located
and built to this place.
2nd. Inat the board of commission
ers be instructed to immediately order
an election for the purpose of ratifying ;
tuu.iurtjguiDg resolution, giving twen
ty days', notice thereof by advertise
ment.
3rd. That the following citizens be
appointed an executive committee, to
look, after the interests of this enter
prise, with discretionary power to in
crease their number: and appoint sub-
, III i : . i . . i
yuuimibwsra, aiong me line oi said pro
jected road ; Isaac Harris, chairman :
S A Lowrance, S C Rankin, D O Brad-
ey, w Li White, U L Bhinn, J Z Tem-
pleton. Dr J R McCorkle, and A Leaz-
er, corresponding secretary of county.
Alter some further remarks from Dr
R McCorkle, Isaac Harris and A Lea
zer, urging the importance of this mat
ter, it was resolved that a copy of these
proceedings be sent to the Salem and
Winston papers for publication, with
ONE CAR LOAD
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AND A LARGE LOT OP
JUST EECEIVED,
And for sale low for cash by
MAYER '& ROSS.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD SCALES,
MAD E WITH THX
LATEST and MOST VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS
SCALES
FOB SALK ALSO,
PATENT ALABM MONEY DRAWERS,
the request; that Other papers friendly COFFEE MILLS, SPICE MILLS, AND
STORE FIXTURES GENERALLY.
THE IMPROVED TYPE WRITER.
OSCILLATING PUMP CO'S PUMPS,
Fairbanks & Co.,
Sil BROADWAY, N. Y.
For sale by leading Hardware Dealers. 2
mar6
to the enterprise copy them.
Dr J R McCorkle.
A M Walker, . Chairman.
Secretary.
Resolution passed at Coddle Creek
township, Iredell 5ounty, April 20tb,
1878: , , :
M&olved That we. the people of this
township,; in convention assembled,
have learned with pride and pleasure
of TWrtnrooiiio ir, tur. zi J The City of Charlotte never havine had a
iW AnL.iotri. liAKtno. thljoffrf complete registration, separate from the
r ' r Vu i -Tr. -r ; townsmp registration we boots oi tne lat-
tO Unite themselves With the City Of ter bavin hen W or miaUiHr.H t.h
Dafiville, Va; Via Salem and Winston board of aldermen having ordered a new
and other towns, and that we euaran- registration, all voters are hereby requested
tee arid pledge that the farmers of this to appear before the registrars, appointed by
township will eive dollar for dollar bvi iv0 , ineir names arepror
R
EGI8TRATION1 CITY ELECTION 1
subscription with the people of our
live and growing town in furtherance
oi tnis good worK. r- -
i . .' . A M Wiltir.
J B Clark, Chairman.
;. v Secretary. , ,
Too much cannot be said in praise of that
eat congn remedy, consensu compound
bney jof Tar., It will not only afford re
lief in case of an ordinary cold,-but the suf
ferer with Consumption may rely on it as a
permanent cure if taken in time, and accor
ding to directions. To persons afflicted with
chronic cough, which disturbs- their rest at
night, it affords sweet and 'refreshing sleep,
and for Coughs.; Colds.: croup, "Whooping
Cough, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, etc., it is
simply one of the greatest medical blessings
of the age. Use Cousena Compound Honey
or Tar. : jfriceoucentsa Dottle. - -
What glorious achievements are possible
to us if we only possess good ; health, with
its usual accoropanimentof a cheerful mind
Therefore no means Bbonld be neglected to
preserye its vigor, and restore, it when im
paired. Bear in- mind that Cousens' Com
pound Honey of ;Tar " which relieves
Wnooping ' Cougn, ' Bore Tnroat,; Hoarse
ness, etc., is also an infallible cure for con-
maticsvand the .natural sciences. He ( sumptionri:
is a lover bf nature and & devoted stu-1 consigns so many gifted men and. women to
f af.'T Ar'b-hoaa "' v. 4.tft . c.rlv m ran ha rnrcri ku rnnim.)
dent at h erkhees
; Miss J M Rabb, a : graduate ; of the
Due West Female Seminary,has charge
of the musical department.- Her pop
ularity is so great that she can t hardly
find the time to give the lessons requir
ed. ;?ln l A tlT' 4 'f:
r The school building is pleasantly sit
uated on a hill in a grove, a little re
an earlv grave can be cured bv Cousens1
Compound Honey, of Tar. . Price 50 cents a
bottle,,. - ?- , ;., , a; . .. - .
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Travelers - will find, the' Grand Central.
New York, is one of tbe most excellent ho
tela in that city. .Those who cannot be
suited in price and accommodations, there
must be very hard to please indeed.
perly registered in the Wafds in which they
are eiiuuea wtow t - ' ; -
1st Ward W 8 Taylor, registrar : at his
store, Trade street. 2nd Ward R. F Stokes
registrar ; at Metropolitan Hotel, 3rd Ward,
- W F Davidson, registrar : . at his office on
Trade street. . 4th Ward E K P Osborne,
at his office over Harty's store.
apllOtaw WM; JOHNSTON, Mayor,
Groceriei Gkeaper tirtiv
NEW GOODS.. NEWfFEATTJRES.
!10ME to me for Bacon, Corn, Sugar, Coffee,
j Moiasses, ana outer ramuy Groceries.
Just Received, a few barrels of Berry Fos
ter's (Davie county, best RYE WHISKY.
I sell for cash, and make no SO day bills.
W J lack will continue; the whiskey
businefs in the store occupied by W H
Crimminger. , , f ...
, 'All "goods , delivered ,m the. city 'free of
W H CRIMMINGER,
Trade 8treet,
Next door below Wilson & Black's old stand.
, aprlS
XORTGAGE SALE. . . . . t . .
By virtue of .a mortgage made to Mayer,
Ross & Jones, for purposes therein stated,
and assigned to me, ' in fee,r by Freeman
Bell and Cora Bell, his wife, and reefatflml
in book 16, page SSL in the office of the
Probate Judge, for the , conn ty of Mecklen
burg. I will sell to' the highest 'bidder, at
the court house door in Charlotte, on Thurs
day the 9th day of May one house and lot
Tying within the city limits, and known-as
lot no. ell, in square o. 80, of the city plat.
xerms asn. - uaAt) K JV2U23, .
aprl8 tds . I : , . - , - Assignee.
Complete ' srtiiien t of
With . Evry Novelty Id ; ; :
Fit nch, Panama, anil Fine Gennior Hackiimtiy
With all the lower graces adapted to this market, v
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Prices very low to eneourage an active demand. We respect-
Xl.11 I!-'!. 1 1 A 1 - 1 A
luuy soiicii ine aiiennon oi purcnasers.
E. D. LATTA &
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PUBLIC OPINION
IS UNANIMOUS AKD DECISIVE
IN AWARDING THE PALM OF MERIT TO THE POPULAR
CLOTHING HOUSE OF L. BERWAHGER & BRO.,7
THE FINE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS.
Wise buyers are not guided by glaring announcementa and
long lists of low prices, which are attractive only in print, but
lose their force and all interest when coupled with the grade of
goods they represent j but remember that ' , "
isitnrrt nncto in rarm nrminnnn
ism ici iiiii uiitiiirijiii,
and will look for reliable and durable clothing at reliable and
responsible houses. .:r "; V-iijl.;'
Wltile our prices are invariably as low or lower than those
of any other house in the city, the style, fit, quality' and jvprk
manship of our garments are far superior to all others;' thus
offering unequaled advantages to the purchaser.
Dt" Fresh Goods placed on our counters daily. No mis
i j i .i
representation at our nouse
L. BERWANGER &
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FINE CLOTHIERS AND TA1XORS.
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NEW
And will sell them at Prices which defy
COMPETITION.
Fereons purchasing Goods in my line will find it to their interest to
give me a call before buying elsewhere, as I will not be undersold by any one.
apr5
Mrs. R. McNELIS, Tryon Street.
JiMlUMJlViiiOlXilL
OP
itm RECEIVES.
My clothing trade has increased so much this season that 1
have already purchased a second stock, which for style and
prices is , unsurpassed.. , A special inducement is offered on
about 50 paifs,of Pants,' which cost from $5ib$9,HcEI will
now sell at the extremely low price of; $3 per pair," " ,'. ; 7
A full line of Gents' FunuhmgrGopds and Keckwear al
ways on hand. Mackinaw Hats at 75c each. ; o.: , . i.
The latest novelties in DBESS ' GOODS -and
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