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THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
n,iihi. one year postpaid) in advance.. ....$8 00
TEX hsSSSVESJDSJKSPARTJaNT
thoroilQfy rpUedtcUh every needed
want, and with ths Latest Style of Type, end
sory manner cf Job Wort can row M done with
KctmfurrJktt?iort notice T' "1
,J S0GILl2T2n SAND SILL8t
Six Months.....
Three Months..
One MorUh.....
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WEEKLY EDITION
Weekly (in the county) in advance....
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..$2 00
Out of ine county,
........ 2 JO
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Liberal reduction for clubs.
100
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V u HUi nil dmnir
Keady-made Clothing 5atidCieieraI fllerchafidisfi,
wUl find at the old established house of J
12LIA
The Largest, Best Assorted and Cheafest : Stock op Goods
ever hrougM to this marJcet. p4
We are prepared (to prove upon examination of our stock that we-make
n v ain boast,' and solicit buyeri, both wholesale and retail, to LOOK AT
OUB GOODS AND PRICES before jmrchasing . K
Our stock of Dress Gpods,;:White . Goods, Alpaccag, Embroid
eries, Kid Gloves, Sun Umbrellas, Fans, Ties and Fancy Goods
are complete and will be' sold at astonishinlow prices.
Garnets. Oil Cloths and Mattiners verv lowi
Fair dealing. Polite and attentive
yoimelves. '
Ptmocrat antl Home copf. : i,r
B U R G E 8 S NICHOIiS
WHOLESALE & RETAIL -
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FINE ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, JUST AR&IYED.
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CALL AND
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PIANOS. ORGANS
New, 7 Oct. $135 I New, 9 Stops, $67
New, 7 Oct $145 New, 12 Stops, $78
'Magnificent," "bran new," "lowest prices
ever given ." Oh how this ''cruel war? rages
but LUDDEN & BATES still; hold the field
and rain hot shot into the Boaua manufac
turers who deceive the public with Ham
bag Grand Offers on Shoddy Instruments.
Send for Special Offers, and circnlar expos
ing frauds of Piano and Organ Trade. Ltjd
six k Batxs, Wholesale Piano and Organ
Dealers, Savannah, Oa.
They have established a branch boose at
Greenville, S. C. "THE McSMITH MUSIC
HOUSE." Their instrmnecte mnpe bopght
on the same ternft atf at-C -njabj and
cheaper than sending North,,lr cyh or by
monthly installments. rn't -fAil to . bay,
right at home, OreentuIej..L-
jul5 lm "
piTAPSCO BAKING POWDERS
The best in nse.
For sale at manufacturer's prices.
JOHN W HALL & CO,
Trade Street: '
iViti
AT-
NEXT TO
MY STOCK IS VERY LARGE AND
Parlor, Chaniber; Dining
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mix ENTIRE STOCK? FOR SALE
junll
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DRUG GI ST AN
Now offera to the trade a fallTtocbofiZttt racfo.and
ap; English; Frenclx and American. Hair, and ToothiSnAes.
aiifwj.i mill i
Carefully prepared at all hours, both 'mght an
J. H- lYlgAftEN'S
iii w;ep lilt: I ' ;
Store ani-
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clerks. Call ahdlieeus and "jiidge for
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ALL KINDS OF
F1 TJ 3Et NT I TUKJBj
BEDDING, &a
OF
CfiEAP1 BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
PARLOR & CHAMBER SUITS,
COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND.
No. 5, West Trade 8t., ,
OHAELOTT?, . 0.
SEJC THEM.,
Real Estate, Mining
AJTD
Immigration Agency,
FOR selling, baying and renting Mines,
, Land and Houses, and providing homes
la the Piedmont regions of North Carolina
and South Carolina, and being connected
with the "BOOTHtBir Kxcokb," erjuiata in
this country and Europe twice a month,. I
will advertise, free of cost, all farms, and
mines, placed in my hands, for sale.
THOS F DRAYTON,
aug9 ,. i ' Charlotte; N. C
fjO EDITORS AND PRINTERS.
' Having had many calls lately for Prin
ters' Ink and , Stationery, J have deter
mined to keej ' a supply of , both al
ways on hand, which " I propose to
sell at manufacturer's prices, less
freight, trusting to a small commission for
e
out. Give me your orders ana you snau
pleased, UMAH ii JUJNJsa.
marl7 ; , r.j ff .M Observer.
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POSTOFFICE.
EMBRACES A FULL LINE OP
Room and Office Furniture.
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ACTUAL COSTw ANp STORE FOR RENT.
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. STATE NEWS. !
Mt PleasanC (5abarrtfsf Ti 1 Skid to
have 500 inhabitants. ' '
f,ffij . -311
The Register says that one of Cn-,
cord's needs ia'a comfortable cala
The Concordun has an eclipse' if-,
lustration (in two chapters." A
scriptioD is impossibie. H '
rf The' sum of $700 h a been raised j fco
ward re-modelling "the 1Jacademy I "at
Rockingham. j
wTbej fjktrdge'Jj CHPoof will
beat Jo Martin for the congressional ;
nomination, in the first district, jand i
then the Democratic nominee will peat
HappyHome EduckAor: n)4 he
day the Burke candidates spoke at Up
per Fork last wee,k, fteen jugs were
counted setting iii al hlranch near j by,
like crocks of milk in a spring hcjuse.
... A colored bnv -reamed a little chif
Mr f3rkf SeaiofdlfloMiiiSiwnirE' iii
Coddle creek, Cabarrus county, pjiti
day last. The Concord Sun speaks
veryjfighayof hsrbrarer7, btt dpess
not give his nimer j J , f
Wilmington Review ; Dr and Mrs
Thos B Cany-of this city, celebrated
their silver wedding last evening.
Relatives and friends of Dr and; Mr
Carr assembled as their residence' oil
Market street and passed two or three
hours very pleasantly. -
A cattle show and picnic will be held
at Poplar Tent. Cabarrus county, next
Thursday, under , the auspices of Po
mona Grange. It is said that Col Polk ,
Oapt S B Alexander, Dr Davis and
other well known speakers will be there.
The -Spirit of the South' says a. very
nice Sail hOa haa een placed in the
Pee Dee-FaCtbrjr pond at Rockingham,
by Mr Thos A Robbins and others. It
is 20 leet long by about 6 feet 'wide,
and was built at Hamlet by a Mr Bryce.
'TK editor of the HaDD.r Home Edu-
Vector, beirg !n hafid-at the busi
ness, sometimes forgets himself and
says "I" instead(,of the conventional
" we." J PVesentl i he-will bfegih to Vise
"we," and he'U have it in every other
line. ''
Two young men, John and Lewis
Robmsop, were arrested in Burke coun
ty, last week, charged with the murder
of George Houk, the man whose body
was found on the railroad track, and
who was at first thought to have been
killed by the train. It has beenprov
en that before the train passed Houk
and the Robinsons had a difficulty. All
the parties were drunk.
Concord Sun A citizen of Stanly,
Mr J M Whitley, died last Thursday.
His death resulted, so it is believed,
from the effects of a blow which he re
ceived on the head, about two years
ago, at the hands of Mr Green Vv hit
ley. We know none of the particulars
of the affair, but give the above ast is
told us by a gentleman from that couji
ty.' .. .. . , , i t t.i '
Concord Register : Dr J A Gibson,
who died on the 14th of June, belong
ed to the Order of Knights of Honor
since its organization in this town in
November, 1876. In that time he had
paid, : including initiation fee of $10,
about $32. Last week his widow re
ceived a draft for $2,000, the amount
of the policy he held from the order,
Concord Sun : Mr T C Sloan, of No
3 township, was in town tb is week
with a load of watermelons. Return
ine home he had to cross Coddle
Creek, at the ford near Mr Johnston's
house. The waters were very high,
but he drove his team in and came
put I without them . H!wr8 driving
two mules one lais own and the other
belonging to a neighbor of hisand
.jotlfbeni werewjJpd.
Wilmington Review : From all that
can now be ascertained the greenback
movement has shown some strength
in vlllf election. At Robeson's, in Co
lumbia couity thejr polled some sixty
odd vbtes ye Cenlayi aiiaJ thr corresv
pondent from Pender county speaks
of tbem thee. It is said that these
Gxeenbackersi in connection witn tne
Republicans, are to get out a ticket for
Coneress. and will run Daniel L Rus
sell, in whiclTevent they will be 'prett
enectuaiiy wipea oaf, at ui?; poua.
There was considerable interest in
Raleieh. The' NewsB&ya that eaily in
the morning Henry Austin, & drunken
negro from Oberlin, was arrested at the
court-house for tearing -up election
tickets. He was then locked Up in the
euafd h ouse. Another 1 u egro, " Doc
Austin, drunK, was omcious at tne
first ward polls. He was arrested.
A negro ran from the scene of arrest
and informed tne court nouse crowd
of the occurrence, and said "Let's take
the Dolls." As one man, with whoops
and cries,' they ran to the Baptist
Grove. The street .was, nued witu the
rush of blacks, ai they swarmed to
the scene. : On arrival there their ar
dor cooled and they did not take the
pbH3rot The rJegraiAostinf Iras lead off
and stowed away in the guard houdet
while the rampant rough rh!- started;
the court nouse crowa wasimaqe w
share his quarters. !
tfri m-u
All tne (OWnsniDB in wis county nave
not yet hem heard . from but according
to present estimates: I will fall behind
Chief Justice Smith a fraction ojrer200
yptes- xms was no more uiaur x auu-
- c rrx. j ; ' iv .ha:
cipaled. In fact, 1 was repeatedly
warned that unless l kept my moutn.
ctW'rttTtt the
Nation iahd independenis,! TOutd
lose l8OTiPjmibe?ofiTes.j .'Ifo
LKetraralesB on wis x msue : iure
. ... ... i
cratic- immmM
of and . nr . fall.', with ; the , ticket. (Ana jl
ajouldJiaveconttttujBdtfe to
fv.ia nnnntv to we 'endViaa there was"rio
one else making any speeoties ul behAlf
of tbticketrf bnttothefaotthatCapC
nMiYA wiwdrelheri wenttdAe
cause. h"hi , c
I"adnMtInv"e soraepersonai enemies,
atateltickei I Jmpw.yjfwDxrf ttheae
were negroes -who vieWiindJiced by.la
speeches ip whiph I did all in my power
ttf Vui tathTftMocrktic-eeket wid to
AnWhnn' ttHewomKriehtsi-of 'the' Demoi
leaing'Rao'ical fwhose sons thadpros-
e?p;ied ior vioiaung mia w to vote ior
a negroi tnd eighteen negroes were in
duced by a leading National to scratch
my, name; from ; tne: ucket at Uapt.
Orchard 's box. . , Under ', the circum-
slances l' do nqt regard my vote "as
very small," but very gratifying to me
andw friends- n ,;. ; 1 ; c.
L As 1 had no opposition I took no in
terest "whatever in my own vote : paid
no attention whatever to it. I did feel
a deep , and earnest ( interest in the or
ganization and success, pt the Demo
cratic party, and was perfectly willing
lq make much greater sacrifices than I
j: j :t
Tin3pectmly,."-iy.iW, '
' . . rrW-r J. MONTGOMEEY.
COC0E, W.iC., Augusts, It
MileMtones ait te Way to SaJ tb ;:
The recovery 61 aiSesHbh and the resnmb.:
tion of activity bybe liver, bowels and kiK
are milestones which mark our! pro-'
EbOt' the totttttffeeaUfcrf They speedily
ne perceptible when Hos tetter's Stom
ach Bitter is used by .the invalid, Nothing
sojsnTely.jandeipemtioualy wnsumes the
ouiaaca to ine, sesjrea - goau AS. no pooiiy
functions "can stiffen ..intarrubtimr 'iritliont
Inrbairtnsr the ineral'hftUhf rtf that
ed the -system ean ' never aoqtitre perfect
vigor, neaim s synonym,: untunat rune-1
tion. be actively returned; Take for in
stance, digestion, a suspensiott of .which is
organs upon' which it devolves :grow weak,"
biliousness, constipation,' headache, poverty
6f the blood, and a hundred other sveqd-
Idms supervene,7 which indicate nnmistaka-
oiy tne baneful general Influence of dyspep
sia. The disappearance of all these symp
toms through the use of the Bitters shows
with what thoroughness it removes their
cause. i-
Army and Navy officers make their head
quarters at the Colonnade Hotel, Philadel
phia, do do business men from all sections,
while for families . and laree parti ea of trav
lers it also offers ubequalledattraction s.
Where to Spend the, Summer. 1 . . .
What man with a faTDilV havine once
been crowded into some small sky parlor"
in that hottest of all known places--fiarato-ga
or haa been, continually jostled and
elhawjsdjjiv,, the .Metropolitan throng- that
rolic alternately in dust and surf at Long
Branch, but that has vowed never again to
repair to summer resorts. And yet . with
each returning Beason, comes the qnery
where shall we go? Since last season anew,
commodious and eleeant Hotel has been
completed and famished by Dr R V Pierce,
in unnaio, jn. i., at a cost of nearly half a
million dollars. No place on this continent
possesses more advantages for the tourist,
pleasure seeker, or those in search of rest
and relaxation from the cares of business,
than this. 1st, Its accessibility 2nd, Its
cool, bracing and salubrious climate ; the
thermometer ranging in summer from 65 to
7b degrees Fahrenheit. 3d, The attractions
of the Hotel and its environs. All these
combine to render it the most desirable re
sort for those in search of relaxation and
rest. Located on a bluff overlooking the
city of Buffalo, Lake Erie, Bugalo Bay, and
Niagara river as it rapidly winds its way
between island and villa to the great Catar
act lust beyond.it affords one of the finest
of American, scenes. Address all letters of
inquiry totritanager of Invalids' and, Tour
ists' Hotel,1' Buffalo, & Y. ..; '
SPECIAI NOTICES.
' An Undeniable Troth 1
You deserve to suffer, and if yon lead a
miserable, unsatisfactory life In this beauti
ful world, it is entirely, your own fault and
there is only one excuse for you, your un
reasonable prejudice and sketicism, which
has killed thousands. Personal knowledge
and common sense reasoning will soon
show you that Green's August Fiower will
cure you of Layer Complaint, or Dyspepsia,
with all its miserable effects, such as sick
headache, palpitation of the heart, sour
stomach, habitual costiveness, disuiness of
the head, nervous prostration, low spirits.
etc. Its sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent and not a Druggist but
will tell vou of its wonderful cures. You
can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve you.
UNDERTAKING
The undersigned is now1 prepared to '
all orders for . every class of undertaking
Having on han d a full assortment of
" tMM, Castels, kfl Borial Cases',
BOTH WC0D AND METAIIC.
PRICES AS LOW AS ANY.
Hearses furnished if desired, .. ,r'
: Furniture of efery description repaired at
short notice.
. ; ; i . W. M. WILHELM,
Txyon 8t., Opposite M. E, Church,
June 20. -
Family Groceries
CHEAPFOR CASH.
llhavyhowinstortafull supply of Groce
ries aad family supplies, which wiU be sold
600 Bushels of 8eed Oats, - "
25 taahjBjBBf Seed Wheat, for sale.
EIME-'N- C.
FAMILY
BTJB
AND
Clipped Herrings, on consignment and
for sale low by
lowpy -'i.-ji') o
fO. W. HALL- & OQ
Trsi, Street, Charlotte, N
TTOUSEKEEPEB WANTED.'
We want a lady housekeeper for the Glen
Alpine Sorines. Salary liberal., Best ref
erences required;' Must not nave children.
' r QLEN ALPINE SPRINGS CO.,
juisitf vs':;sfspwyyq ...
fQTUDEBAKEEJWAGONS,.
' T am 'prepared to ofEer
inducements
to
ATED 8TUDEBARI& WAGON.
sfOalT and examine the Wagonr lear prices
indterms tiom ia4s?fef-5od&I c-f
iiinm mill, iin.iun ii i.i ii.itiH
BESH atACKEREL,a ssif
oJ fep:siiicJ
dl m ON OONSIGNMEOTl,:
. w FBESHMACKERKL.Wiu iH
Which will be poldiit rPckers' Wholesale
,nxz:a7U"K n.tT-
jt iS, ynuege ssreett
IvelieMwa Cookeft: nvyj
IJght. white, wholesome biaduita. mllii
bread, and eleeant caka. emliimt .wafHM ,
doughnuts,', muffins, and griddle cakeB of
yw7 una, are always possible to eyery ta
ble Tisjat PowJari f a
.lite fWEAT MEIV T ,
ALL JIT'S ANTI-FAT
U porjly iJegefabl6 and perftctly hamleM. aoW
converted Into fat. Taken In urnwlmw with ail.
reotlqns, It will tdee m tat fenon rrwn tw U tr
HMa per weelf.
"Corpulence la not tmly a disease Itself, bat the
Bsraumw oi ouiera." . oo wroie Hippocrates two
ttiooBand years ago, and what was true taen is none
the less so to-day.
Sold by drngristg, or sent, by express, upon re
ceiptor $1.50. Quarter-dozen tlOO. Address;
BOTANIC MEDICINI CO.,
Proprietor, Buffalo, X. T-
INVALIDS' HOTEL.
The verv lame luunlx'i- of invalM i-.cr.i.lo .... ......
islt Buitalo, from ever' quarter of flic United Stales
V rcli'lir.'Lti'i
It necessary that tlic launder of this int-utution thai
jrvYiue a pmcc on a gr.'inu anu couiniotlloug scale
"or their en tertuiumcnt uml comfbrt. .
ADVAMTXf OFf'liHJt-Thc Invalids' " Hotel
IS mqre complete In Its appointments than any simi
lar InsUtution In the world. , Tin; buihling is located
tn one of the most healthful and Oeslruble portions ot
the City of Buffalo, :ind commands a fine view of Lake
Erie, Niagara lavtr, and the siirroundlng country.
of beautiful parks. T!io Hotel ts furnisiicd with a
kinds
It a well-appointed gymnasium and bowling alley to
afford proper nxtuis of exercise,
CHRONIC DISEASES of all forms, whether requir
ing medical, sqrgica!, or roeohauica), trentment, come
within the province of our several sjecinities.
nUB&SESOF WOMEN. Esneclallv are the faclli.
ties of this Infirmary of a superior order as regards
the remedial means and appliances for the cure of
all those chronic diseases peculiar to- ftnutfes. The
employment, la, moderation, of -tonic, chemlcat,
electro-thermal, aqJ ... other approved baths, - is in
many oases an invaluable auxluiiry to tlie remedial
means to which we resort In such cuscs, Ory friction
to tne surface, general shampooing, Swedish uove
ments, end light calisUienic exercises, to enUyen and
equalliw the clrculutlon of the blood tn the system,
relieve congested parts, improve' digestion, and
strengthen the muscles, produce important beneficial
results in all cases to which these means are applica
ble. Ho experimenting Is resorted to la Uw treat
ment. The most approved medicines are carefully
employed, and' the Judicious regulation of the diet,
to salt the condition of the pttleifL the thorough ?en
Ulauon or uie sleeping apartment, tne cueenng in-
nence of musfp, social intercourse, innocent games
it Mmnaemnt. and all those aeencles which, tend ta
arouse the mind of the patient from despondency,
and thos promote recovery, are not neglected,
NERVOUS DISEASES. Paralysis. Epllevsy (Fits.
Chorea (St Vitus's Dance), and. flier nervous affec-
mosf nappy results ecvureu, . .
WfiO pis.fi S r-TlU division of tlie practice la
ftp Invalids' Hotel 1s very ably managed by a gen-
tieman of mature
ana sun. isroncniai.
Throat, and L.
lseases are verv lar
lv treated
in uus
and wltli results whlc
i nave been
hlKhly aratlfytBg to both pliysielan and patients.
EYE AND EAUV-Special attention is given to th
lnTaJlda arriving in the city an.
to eon
la eaairr
suit
5h?byafKSubUA
street cars. Mil-
a nmnibns Aaents. on all 1
AJsents. on 'all Incoming trains, can
relied anon w uenver 1
tirdeliver passenxers and banaaa
i ty Address R. VjPntBCic, H. t.. W orlcTs Dispea
luf and inyalldV BoteU UoCalo. N. Y.
gPAEKLINQ .CATAWBA "SPRINGS, -r
On siid alter August' 1st. ' board at bis fa
mous resort will be as 1 follows : $28.00 per
month, single persons ; $25.00 per month
two persons occapyiHg -. same room ; 12.09
per week, single .persons ; 22.00 per week,
two persons occupying same room : 2.00 per
day. Very respectfully, &a,
Ur J fj JfitiLdUTT,
jul30tf Proprietor.
J TAKE pleasure in informing my friends
that I will leaye Charlotte on the 23rd June,
foi the Paris. Exposition, and expect to be
absent three month's.-' During my absence
my, bnsinessr.will be under the management
of my' hrotherX Ambrose Mschesserv - i
I trust thai iny friends will givathe Im-
perial'f Saloon, during my . temporary ab
sence; the patronage that .they have so gen
erously given me In the pajt, ;i , .
Joseph Pisehesser,
; 1 "PROPRIETOR. s
"Jun20 ; - -"
gLLIOTT'S FAMILY PLOTJR,
Younts' Family Flour,
Ramsour's Family Fkur
N. O. Hams, Baeon, Meal, Hay, Shucks,
Slc., a specialty. , ;
WILLIAMS fc FINGER.
" mch28 -
THE MOUNTAINS T - -
. f r ; via the old reliable line of the , .
WEOTERN NORTH ; CAROLINA RR.,
I - AND EASY ' AND. COMFORTARLB ,
IAXAGIS FROM HENRY'S. ' '
... ' , - i -'l.t.l.VitJli i
-Toar&Gs'fo thef Mountains jof Western
North Carolinl.are telormtdlhatonr stages
carriages andbnggies, eonneot with teain -on
the Westarn North Carolina! Railroad a
Henrys, and . make : the dp three hour '
sooner thanihe old line.' T 4 1 ' u '
" JjngS -BROWI VERBLE.
eHOIC FRESH BTJtFIZS, .'hv 4
yjfie lot Country Chickens. Xgga, Onions,
Irish Pcatoe 8 wet Utoes, Ac.'-Good
aopply ot "CofTee ft povnds for ONE DOL
T l1lr.lV. A,.k t.Af I
jul25-
iini.
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FOR
-4 -
as
HOHBAT,
AUGUST 5th.
We will make a
TT
ir.il
Alitor.
in
-.'.! no
'di I-i! a Jr.'
m
OF AU. SMALL LOTS, &
J Ip At prices irrespective of real value, 1 ;
au. wur vixiiuren s
closed at actual
CD
us
present
Special Bargain
in several lines, and we
j j invite your ea r
attention to se-
m choice-
DDo
Merchant Tailoring
L
BERWARfGER &
We have just received our samples of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
For Garments to be made to order. "We would be pleased to
see our friends and patrons, and receive their orders.
' ..w ' '
We have the finest of French, German, English and Scotch
Imported Goods, and we will manufacture them at 25 per cen
cheaper than any tailor that comes to this part of the country.
Respectfully,
L. BERWANGER & BRO.,
IS. B. We are selling the balance of our Spring and Sum
mer Goods regardless of cost. , L. B. & B.
CHARLOTTE HOTEL,
CHARLOTTE, K C,
Terms, piBr Day, - - -table
Board, per Month, -
Fl ELD BROTHERS, Proprietors.
ZZ. Being determined to keep a First-Class House, we respectfully solicit
a share of public patronage. ,,. . .. .
3 T JULIAN, Superintendeht.
BEN KIMBALL, Clerk.
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