' WEIXESDAY, AUGUST .7, 1878.
"THE LAND OF THE SKY."-
Hendewonville and Its Suburbs "Fivere sat
Vincere" Mr Frank Cwte, bf .GreenviQe, nd
His Camp Equipage, Etc.. V w
Correspondence of the Observer.
Thb TiisrEs, Neib Hendessoistille,
N G. August 3. I wonder if ; pen and
ink breeze, direct from the mountains,
would at all mitigate the effect of the
mercury near you? At any rate, you
haye given such accounts, of its mad
career, amdrjg the nineties that I am
tenrated to let you know what a charm
ine refuse lies within easy ' reach of
your sanctum , , .-T
Hendersonville wo- thought quite
good enough in point of climate until
we resorted to this eminence, about a
mile and a half distant. Here we are
so much elevated that the little village
seems to lief far fcelow us, and adds a
pleasing feature" to the sweeping land
scape view, which is bounded by chain
after chain of mountains, until the far
thest off miagle with the clouds. In
the ante-bellum days this was the prop
erty of the British consul at Savannah
a gentleman who controlled millions
and, with both continents to choose
from, selected this locality. So you
see it must have peculiar virtues of its
own. Here he displayed a taste wor
thiv of the old country, and much
of his adorning5 and many of
his comforts still remain. The house
is reached by a drive through an ave
nue' of fragrant white pines, and from
the stone porticos of the mansion
views that would put to blush the
Hudson attract the eaze in every di-
iection. The place was bought, a few
years ago by a lady from Philadelphia,
who this summer has consented to
ItlKe uuzuueiB.
And so it comes that I am inditing
you this from one of. the fine old Eng
lish chairs, with my feet resting upon
a, Brussels carpet and surrounding
comforts all in keeping, for we dine
from mahogany and eat out of old
China that would delight the eyes of all
pottery lovers. Here, too, is still pre
served the four horse coach of the con
sular days, with its crested doors and
inscriptions olvivere sat vincere a mot
to which must have originated in just
such balmy airs and under just such
Italian skies as these, for "to live" is
verily a pleasure and an easy conquest
in these conditions. But should some
thing more exhilarating be desired a
cup of the good coffee with which Mrs
Huey regales her guests will be found
a palatable supplement.
However, I took up my pen this
morning more particularly to give you
an account, ere yet the glow diminish
es, of a charmingefe champetre which
was had in the vieinity yesterday, pre
sided over by that prince of hosts,
Mr Frank Coxe, of Qreenville. This
gentleman is enjoying the mountains
this summer with a party of friends
and some ten horses to do the pedes-
trinating. What an improvement on
Weston 8 m ode of locomotion ! View
ed from Mr Coze's substantial Eng
lish drag, Mount Pisgah looks higher,
Bald Mountain appears ,more worthy
or its thundenngs, the skies seem near'
er, and, in snort, that general "en
chantment" which is supposed to be
furnished only by "distance" is felt in
large measure. Well, the proprietor
of this delightful establishment and
of these many horses, not content with
driving us over Flat Bock at a rate
which would have terrified some of
the party had the ribbons been in less
skillful hands, determined vesterday to
show us how well the comforts of life
are understood at his encampment,
and several hours oi time were im
mortalized in a manner we shall not
soon forget. About 3 o'clock we made
a descent upon their leafy bowers
where a large tent was arrayed with
such an air of permanency and with
all its appointments so complete that
we marvel Jed to hear that the whole
equipage could be packed and ready
for moving in twenty-five minutes.
But of far more importance to us was
the tablespread outside under an im
provised arbor, and awaiting with its
snowy cloth the good things soon to be
set upon it.
I fear I Bhould transcend the limits
of a newspaper communication were
to say how much we enjoyed the meats
and savory vegetables and entrees that
came steaming hot to the table from
the hands of the French cook a few
steps off. Never was menu more thor
oughly appreciated, and when we con
sidered that it was all evoked without
. the aid of kitchen or ranee or the usu
al paraphernalia of the cuisine, we were
impressed with the ftdminintrAtivfi
abilities of our host. The pleasure as
wen as ine comiort oi the occasion
was much enhanced by the presence
oi mr nayden, also ot Wreenville. He
had displayed his skill in constructing
the arbor and other adornments. This
13 the gentleman of whom some of
your readers may have heard as "per-
lorming a remarkable feat in charming
a snake at Caesar's Head, the other
day. Were he to turn his attention to
the ladies he would doubtless be equal
ly successful.
These tourists take, up the line of
'travel .for Asheville in a day or two,
Tind their plan is from thence to Warm
Springs, Lexington. Kv. and via the
Georgia mountains, home. - The chief
oi : the party, however, remarked to
m - J.. . .. :
your correspondent tnat a certain pair
of hazel eyes, which had been5 sadly
, misseur r might. lure mm to abandon
the trip and make his next encamp
ment onTiyon street, in Charlotte. If
this be so I am sure that the ladies so
journing at The Pines are glad that
liatRock came so early in their pro
gramme, for they have caused roses of
pleasure to spring up in their pathway
knights-errant adieu, we feel more like
saying 1 atj-Kevoib.
f tQlasgwXKy3mes'
ISXgT.
. lhe approaching presidential term
is too fraught with peril and the election
. wm uncertainly lor one-horse news-
papert to begin to swear who they will
not - support,; ' .When the1 convention
; flings its standard to the beeze with its
vnomineesljiames emhhuonedlhereon,
we are going to jstand by thena though
toe BKy -eaves in, ' . a
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Glasgow (Ky.) Times, ? x
" Thbbest'rough and tumble fighter in
. Cairo is namedf' HelL There' are two'
x three other fellowsj h9weyer, there who
-ngni nice neu.1:-: im-: .
Vor upwards rof thirty years Mrs" Win
' eloVs Boothlnsr 8yrnp has been 'used for
" children."" It corrects acidity of the stomach,
tl relieves wind colic; reealates the bowels,
- rnrea avoenierr ana ' aiarracea. . iubuim
i. . a-i a. a , 1 1 - i: 'uV aLI.
1 arislne from teetnme or other causes.' ad
"r old and well-tried remedy. 25 cents a bot-
r STATE HEWS. i I T 7jr
, The vote in Wayne last week Was the
largest ever cast in the county. .5-.;
j ..? ... is ' - ii i 1 w-ji,t'"r iA
Asheville JPiotieer ; s At least 5,000 of
Peter Cooper's Greenback Advocate are
circulated '-weekly in the " mountain
counties of this State.'?-' -J - "
AstYille OrteM' Kev CHall,
DlDrrectQjr ofTrinity church; and
RevdDr Washbujn-both Zpf- Brooklyn, 1
are summering it ir this sectionr-1 The
first named is an accomplished botan
ist and entomologist. They accompa
nied Prof Kerr on "his French Broad
expedition, and we learn, discovered a
half-dozen new plants -and a number of
new insects, not heretofore known to
botanists and entomologists.
Wilmington .Review : .Sunday, night,
about half past ten 6'clock,an old col
ored man, who was fishing from the
cap of the wharf opposite the saloon
of MrR FEyden, fell overboard and
was very nearly drowned before he
could be got oh of the waters A gen
tleman, who happened toJ ba near at
hand, pulled the old man out, who, it
is said,, grumbled fearfully because his
rescuer did tot get his hat.
All is not lovely in the Radical-Independent
Brindletail camp in Orange.
Henry N Brown, Radical, who ran for
the Senate, publishes the following
card in the Hillsboro Recorder ; Fel
low Citizens : You have been misled.
I am defeated; Mebane, Williamson
and Turner elected. Tell it to your
children, we prefer Graham, Guthrie
and Angier to the men elected. It is
my duty to, give full particulars and I
will do it. My name is - before this
district as a candidate for Congress on
the people's ticket. If I receive the
votes only of Guthrie and Lewis Jen
kins I will live and die contented.
The Presidential Yiew of the Political Future-
Are Parties Breaking Up In the South ? The
Octhodox Radical Idea.
Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Snn.l
Washington, August 4. The Presi
dent, in conversation yesterday, reiter
ated in decided terms the opinion he
has heretofore expressed, that there
will be a speedy breaking Up of the 61 d
party lines in the boutn. Me instanced
as a confirmation ol this view the re
sult of the recent election in Memphis,
Tennessee. This he complacently re
gards as a vindication of his Southern
t- t r
poucyi rnvaie inTormauon irom
Memphis received to-day does not ap
pear to sustain the position of the
President. The success of the inde
pendent ticket, it is asserted, was due
to the dissatisfaction on local issues of
a number of the Democratic leaders,
who in consequence united thei r for
ces with the whole body of the colored
.vote, and thus brought about the de-
eat ot the regular ticket.
Charles .boater, the bosom friend of
the President, also takes a very differ
ent view of the political situation,
The text of his speech to lis constitu
ents in accepting a re-nomination for
Congress reached here to-day. Mr
Foster unhesitatingly declares that he
is disappointed with the result of the
Southern policy : that the solid South
is to-day a standing menace to the best
interests of the country. He advocates
solid .North as the only chance to
save the country. Mr Foster disclaim
ed any purpose to wave the bloody
shirt, yet his speech can mean nothing
else than that he intends to separate
from the President and conduct his
canvass on the orthodox Radical line,
As the time when the congressional
campaign throughout the country will
be in active prosecution approaches.
prominent Republicans are more and
more bitter in affirming that their par
ty must conduct a canyass apart from
the administration, and it is reported
that some large subscriptions to the
Republican campaign fund haye been
made on this condition. Three months
back the President, in a semi-official
interview, gave the statement to the
country that he intended to make a
handsome contribution to the Repub
lican campaign fund. From inquiry
made oi tne proper source it is ascer
tained that up to this time he has not
given a cent. J!'ew will question that
it is highly proper for the President of
the United States to abstain from mak
ing political contributions, and if the
idea had not been suggested by the
President himself it would not have
occurred to any of the members of the
committee.
Patterson Interviews Hayes.
(Washington Special to New York World.
Senator Patterson, of South Carolina.!
will leaye Washington to-morrow for
anomer jaunt into ,tne country. A
few days since he called upon the
President. Mr Hayes received him.
as he does all callers, very cordially.
The conversation turned naturally on
South Carolina politics. Patterson
remarked that he was surprised to
earn that the President had pardoned
so many ku klux prisoners, moonshin
ers, &c, and sarcastically sueeested
that it would be a eood thine to nardon
everybody in the State who had com
mitted outrages on the Republican
party. The President mildly observed
that he thought his use of the pardon
ing power nao produced good feeling
throughout South Carolina. "Yes.3
said Patterson, "I understand that the
next Republican State convention will
indorse Governor: Hampton;'? f? So ?M
interrupted Mr-Hayes.-" YeV'' toni
tinueu jfatterson, "there is no deubt of
it. Rainey and Smalls have been
roped into the affair, and they think
they will be re-elected to Congress
Why, they will be beaten by ten thou
sand majority each. If I should ( cro
down to South Carolina -Hi betf the
niggers wouldn't indorse 'Hampton!
ly replied. U Then after. alight: pause :
W by don't yon zo IV .? Mr .Patterson
immediately began to talk about the
case of Amos Ladd, the man killed by
wie revenue. omciais.".;" i
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ACiard.
To all who are suffering from the: errors
and indiscretions of youth,' jiervons Weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood,- Ac., I
wiu send a reoeint that will cure von. FKKK
OF CHARGE. This great remedy wai dis-
coverea by a missionary ;i Boutn junertca.
Send a self-addressed envelope to the REV
jus-uru Tin MADi . tauon if. JiiDiftMome.
mim-'l Ok I ifJ Pay w ijAWj p
No one cafes to liave the'aoe diafigured
with ugly Pimples or. annoying EruptiOBar ;
yes (noBsanas suner wun jusi tnese vexa
tious troubles. For such- Dr, Bull's, Blood
Mliture will giye the relief so much de
sirea.
tTNTVERSirx; OF VlRGINIA.-6essIbn
tinues nine, monthsiJUiMtion
ganized on the elective- system, giving the
student free choice of studies,- with full
courses in the 8chools of the JLcademio De
partment and in the Schools bf Law, Med
icine, Engineering and -Agriculture.) ITox
catalogue apply to the Becretary orth i ac-.
ulty,' P.' ii University of Virginia. t
.DiuO JAMES Fj HARRISON. M. D. I
Chairman of the Faculty.
Aug 2 2 mo
.PATEOT MKDICCJES, j ti
-VEGETINE;
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WILL TBHEGETINE.'
b
HE DID,
RND WAS CURED.
I)KiiwAiuOVFetl6877;J
MrH EStevens:- sit psnz
Dear Sir I. wish' to give yon this testimo
ny, that you may know, and aet others
know, what Vegetine has done for mei
Ahont two years ago a small sore came on
my leg ; it soon' became a large Ulcer, -so
troublesome that I consulted the doctor, bat
I got no relief, growing worse from- day . to
day. ,1 suffered terribly i i could not rest
day or night; Twas so reduced ntf friends'
thought I would never recover ; I consulted
a doctor at uoiombns.; x. followed .uBraa
vice.it didnoeood ,, lean truly say I was
discouraged: , At this .time I was looking
overmy newspaper, I W your 1 advertise-
ment of vegetinetne riireat iJiooa ..ruri
fier" for cleansing Abe jhlood-. from .,all im
parities, caring Humors, Ulcers, Ac Tsaid
to my family, I will try sdme of the Vege
tine. Before I bad used the-fir? ottle I
began to feel better. . I made up a- mind I
bad got the right, medicine at last 1 could
now sleep well nights. I continued tak
ing the vegetine I took thirteen bottles.
My health is good. The Ulcer is gone, aud
lam able to attend to business. I paid
about four hundred dollars for med'c e
and doctors before I bought the Vegctioe.
I have recommended Vegetine to others
with good success. I always keep a bottle
of it in the house now. It is a most excel
lent medicine.
Very respectfully yours,
F ANTHONI.
Mr Anthoni is one of the pioneers of Dela
ware, U. tie setuea nere in laa. ne is a
wealthy gentleman, of the firm of F An
thoni & Sons. Mr Anthoni is extensively
known, especially among the Germans. He
is well known in Cincinnati. He is respect
ed by all.
Ihpvbx Blood rln morbid conditions of
the blood are many diseases, such as salt
rheum, ring-worm, boils, carbuncles, sores,
ulcers and pimples. In this condition : of
the blood try the Vigktijii, ana cure mese
affections. As a blood purifier it has no
equal. Its effects are wonderful.
VEGETINE
CCHJSH II Bit.
, Dobchistkb, Mass., June 11th.
Dr teyen8: , , x
Dear Sir I feel it my doty .o say one
word in regard to the great bene it 1 have
received from the use of one of the greatest
wonders of the world. It is your vegetine.
I have been one of the greatest sufferers for
the last eight years that eyer could be liv
ing. I do sincerely thank my God and your
Vegetine lor the relief I have got. The
Rheumatism has pained me to such an ex
tent, that my feet broke out. in sores. For
the last three years I have not been able to
walk, now I can walk and sleep, and do my
work as well as ever I did, ana I mast say
I owe it all to your blocd burmerVegetine.
MAKUJCttX WJ1j1jS.
ViGrriNK The great success of the Vxgs
ttnk as a cleanser and purifier of the blood
is shown beyond a doubt by the great num
bers who have taken it, and received im
mediate relief, with such remarkable cures
VEGETINE
IS BETTER THAN ANY
MEDICINE.
Hkbdkbsoh, Ky:, Dec, 1877.
1 have used H E Stevens' Vegetine, and
like it better than any medicine I have used
for purifying the blood. One bottle vege
tine accomplished more good than all other
medicines I have taken.
THOMAS LYNE,
Henderson, Ky.
Vxqetinx is composed of Boots, Barks
and Herbs. It is very pleasant to take,
eyery child likes it
VEGETINE.
RECOMMENDED BY
M. D.'s.
H R Stevens :
Dear Sir I have sold Vegetine for a long
time, and find it gives most excellent satis
faction. A B DE FIEST, M D,
Bazleton, Ind.
VEGETIIIE
Prepared by
H. R. STEVENS. BOSTON, MASS.
Vegetiae is Sold by All Druggists
Best Bargains io U World !
PIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC.
Waters' Celebrated Square Up
right and Grand Pianos.
PRICES RANGING FROM
LISZT PIANOS,
WAGNER PIANOS, "
$175
150
140
136
to
to
to
to
$600
600
600
600
CRAMER PIANOS,
And Pianos of different Manufacturers
SOLD FROM
TO $1,000.
Pianos sold cheap for cash
Will .sell on
time from one month to two years. Bell on
monthly instalments, or vlll trade, taking
old instruments as part payment,
ORGANS OF THE BEST MAKERS 1 !
Waters' Concerto, Or
chestral, and Orches
tral with Bells.
Orchestrion Chime.Ceil
tennial Chime Vesper
.Cottagey Chapel, Clari-
. uua, avume, bouvb-
hir, Boudoir, Dulcet.
a- ShonlDger Organs, $65
10 $39U.
Prices ranging from
$50to $400.
Palace Orsan. best In tba world-, bv T.orin
A Blake .Organ' Co., price from $75 to $901
Smitn American Organ- Co.,' first-class in
struments ; price from $75 to $1,000. Organs
iurcuBiDUBi, icawu ana loaees speeiaicy.
N. B. Sheet muslo at reduced prices. Go
to the Charlotte Music Store, which is a
branch of the New York houses be yoar own
agent; save commissions, and yon will get
yuur liie Lr uuxeiiwa tor egB inao nan tne cata
logue prices. - Bend for circulars and terms.
St C0.:, sriuiagrs,'
Tryon St.,
Jul 26
- Charlottej; N. O.
siiSfl is ;1
f- MACHINE AOT IBOHrWOEKS.
Metropolitan Mzti0 3
Canal
Street.
43eyeBt&
RICHMOND, VA.
ENGINES, portable and stationary; SAW
MILLS, GRIST-MILLS.- BOILEKS. CAST
INGS of BRA6S and IRON, FOEGING8,
Ac. MACHINERY for Cold and Coal
Mines, Blast 'Furnaces) &iuq ;ad 'J -'vritiva
we eaii Bpecial attpntion to our IMFRO V
ED PORTABLE ENGINES, for agricultural
and' other burposeetTiAlso; r4o oarnew. styles
8MALL LOTOMOTIVES.HlbTi WnHria lum
ber, and other article? uponi tramways and
narrowlgaage railways; j6nl ,ei ..h.l '
Tne best f lanters regard our GINNING
ENGINES surwiot tin aM in use. Send for
illustrated Catalognawr Other things
being equal encourge 8oathem -isstitutions
Kepair worr solicited and trotoptly done
Kharong, rulleys, fto. or
Gin Houses.
Wm K TANNER & CO.
may 15dw lv
ERIE' CITY IRON WORKS, 1
Charlotte, N. C, April 7th. '77. J
WE hereby notify our many friends and
the nnbhc eenerallv that the manage
ment of the Charlotte Branch of the Erie
City Iron: Works is now in the hands of
Capt John Wilkes, of this city, who is pre
pared to fill orders for or well known En
gines ana aaw Alius on the shortest notice,
and at the most reasonable prices.
JOHN H BLI8B,
Secretary- Erie City: Ironworks.
Referring td the above notice of ehanee. 1
feel confident that it will be advantageous
to purchasers of Machinery of all kinds, as
it places me in position to meet any and all
competition. With my facilities on the
spot, I can manufacture all parts of the
Erie Engines which will not bear freight
cnargee sucn as urate Ran, Stacks, Spark
Arresters, 4c, and handle the Erie City
icneuies and iSoilers with little extra ex
pens, thus enabling me to offer Machinery
at better figures to the purchaser than eyer
oerore.
Be sure to eive me a call, or writ for cir
culars, before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN wILKEo,
Mecklenburg Iron Works, Charlotte, N. O.
Groceries Cheaper fa Ever.
NEW GOODS. NEW FEATUKES.
PIOME to me for Bacon, Corn, Sugar. Coffee
J Molasses, and other Family Groceries.
Just Received, a few barrels of Berry Fos
ter's (Davie county,) best RYE WHISKY.
Also a Fine lot of COUNTRY HAM8.
I sell for cash.
Ail Roods delivered in the eitv free of
charge.
W H CRIMMINGER,
Trade 8treet.
Next door below Wilson & Black's old stand
aprl8
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
TF you want first-class Carriages, Phsetons.
JL Buggies or Saddle Horses, go to the New
La very stable.
U yon want a Carriage and Baggage Wa
gon to meet arriving or departing trains, go
to the Hew lovery stable.
If yen want your horses well fed and well
groomed, go to the New Livery Stable.
Careful drivers, promptness and reason
able prices are our motto.
may28 R CHAMBERS & CO.
THE
"RISING SUN,";
According to the command of Joshua ol
Old, although repudiated by the "Jasper
Philosophy' of the New, is now standing
still, at the Old Place, on Trade Street, op
posite the Market House, plus' Hornet Fire
Engine Hall, where the light of reason
illuminates the surrounding atmosphere
which invests all things with the glow of
inspiration, and the world no longer seems
"A fleeting show,
' For man's illusion given."
. For right here y on J will find
9
Who has in Store
Oranges, Lemons,
Candies, Cakes, Pies,
v IThe Great Washington Pie included,
- --lit' : ' . , i ;-... .
Corn Starch, Sardines, Pickles, Fresh
Bread, Canned Frtiit and Vegetables; Sugars
and Coffees, Tobacco, Cigars! ' Snuff. Toys,
In fact, everything found in confectionery,
including Ice Cream and Lemonade. '
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KILLS aJi the,
P LIBS: in ra
room In TWO
HOURS.
xoc. worth
WU1
more flies
than $io
worth "oi
riyPr,
Ko dirt,
aoirottU.
Soldky" t
Doooitn
Jtrawf.1
Botsalc
T
HE EDISON PHONOGRAPH
-or
TALKING MACHINE,
Will be exhibited in the oMce ball of the
Metropolitan'Hotel, in ChUrlotte, on Men
day and Tuesday, AugnsfrSthi end 6th; for
SatSSte ' f the lime8toae Springs Fetnal
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GROCERIES ftTTVlHOtESfttt:
t ?s ; C-i ?- s- ;, , J W HAT.T. A f!0
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rxwr mm
iJedicine Co., Buaaio.w. if
Trade . Street1,
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HOTELS AND SALOON& u
TjfT ADDILL HOUSE,
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Gaatonia,NC.,
W A D D ILL.
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S A L I S B TJ R Y , ;N
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Proprietor
Late of tbe National Hotel, Raleigh. '
G S Browner., Chief Clerk ; L W Masten
' and W OBhelburn, Assistants.
decSOSm ' 1
WBDHTOB
Charlotte, N.C
-RATES
$3, $2.50 and
$2
ACCORDING TO
Location of Rooms
H. C. ECCLES,
PROPRIETOR.
febl
SUMMER EESORTS.
rvOWN BY THE SEA" Siasoh of 1878.
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
BEAUFORT, N. C,
Geokgk W, Chablotte Proprietor,
(Late Proprietor of Atlantic House,)
Was opened for the reception of Ernests on
the first day of May, 1878.
The above hotel is situated immediately
on the water front, in the business centre of
the town and offers special inducements
to commercial travelers, and has a view
from its promenade on the roof unsurpass
ed by any other building in the town:
BALL KUOM This hotel has a snlendid
Ball Room attached, and a band of music
has been engaged for the entire season.
BATHING HOUSES Commodious Bath
ing Houses haye been erected on shore and
beach, for the benefit of the patrons of this
hotel.
CROCHET GROUND For those who de
light in this innocent amusement, provision
has been made.
BOATS Fast sailing and well managed
Boats will be in readiness at all hours to
convey passengers about the harbor, and
will connect with all trains. The United
8tates mail boat lands and sails from the
hotel wharf.
FISHING Beaufort offers superior ad
vantages to those who delight in catching
the finny tribe.
THE TABLE will always be furnished
with the best that this and the adjoining
markets afford.
THE SERVANTS will be required to be
polite and attentive.
THIS HOTEL will be second to none.
REDUCTION IN BOARD Per day $1.50;
per month $30 CO.
Beaufort, May 17, 1878.
may 23 2m
The Atlantic Hotel,
BEAUFORT, N. C.
A FIRST-CLASS SEA-8IDE RESORT ! 1
OPEN FROM JUNE 1ST to OCT. 1ST.
WILL be managed by the undersigned for
'the seasons of 1878 and 1879. This
building lies directly oyer the water, the
tide ebbing and - flowing daily beneath it.
It has been greatly improved, and is now
the only FIRST-CLASS sea-side resort in
North Carolina.
THE TABLE will be supplied with everv
luxury and substantial that can be procured
from land and water.
Terms ef Board r $2 50 per day. Children
and .servants half price.
Special contracts will be made with ex
cursion parties and with those wishing to
remain longer man one week.
A BAR
is attached to the hotel, and will be supplied
with first-class liquors.
' A good band of music has been secured
for the season. Dr G K BAGBY,
may8 '
PHILADELPHIA
always had a
good name
purchase
as a place to
DRY GOODS and CLOTHING
at LOWEST PRICES, and now that ,
has added to his
STUPENDOUS CLOTHING AND ; FUR
NISHING GfoDSBUSINESS, ":
ON AN EQUALLY STUPENDOUS SCALE,
;iuliN0 WONDEfttat the yesof itj: I
. . ; , . and country, jure on nun.. , ? , ; h
THE pEAUTYof hifl NEW ENTERPBI8E
;w i the '
UNPARALLELED LOW PRICES 0 1
for SobstanMal and very Elegant Goods,
, ; iiiclndng poeiflYely "r v J
EVERYTHING XN PERSONAL DRESS
j r for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children ;j
Wdesall HOp'SE FURNffiHrNG;Ibrics.
, I would inform the citisens of Charlotte
4nd iaarroon ding conn try . that I Jiae ac
cepted the Agencyl0f this celebrated estab
lishment, AndhaYO a full line of SAMPLES
and am prepared-to takerorders for any class
of Goods' wanted.. ",T. I.K ' ' 1
' Call and be convinced that yon can be
supplied at this Agency at lower prices than
by any other estawisnment in this city.
: ' j-tsiifHiups.
MARY'S1 BOARDING' SCHOOL
- ';-foBoys;;;;.v;-;:
:.;;;.! f io ;i5rje)T -.U) U-r :
The, fifth Bession of thb. already well
known institution will commence -September
2d, 1878, Terms $65 for session of five
months,' invariably In advance.' There will
also be reoeiTed a limited nnmber Of-day
Scholars on private terms. ;? f o n r j ,
o For particulars apply to - 's o ? 1 ; s
1 s V,RHERMANN WOLFS; U 8.B, f -?..
Garibaldi, P,0-,-Gaston caN, 0.;
; ixua.9 3m . "' v i
Eash' shfe j jjiljji j '
The Celcbratd:PcMSairit
PiliiShedand'ready1 for wear 'at1 tjie same; old price, $1.00
the best and cheapest shirt in the country.
Also, we have just received by express a large lot of
Hamburg Edgings,
Brown Dress Linen tnd Trimmings, at astonishing low prices.
Call at once and secure , great
EE. EfflORELIS cS EJIHUniS
Silk Parasols at less
A HARVEST FOR THE PEOPLE !
A GEE AT SLAUGHTER IN CLOTHING AT
W. KAUFMAN & COS.
We will sell for the next 30 days the Greatest Bargains ever
known to the people- We are determined to make room for
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
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and have no other chance to
our entire Stock of Merchandise on hand Tegardless of cost.
vve want everybody to note tins and call m due time so as
to be able to obtain some of our Clothiner at mirh thiVph
will never be imitated : alsoy
iiiBumg utooas cneaper tnan ever Detore.
W. K A U F : M
BUY THE BEST !
SFEae Best Oootor Wmm tm& MaM
IN THE STATE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
CHARLOTTE, JV. C.
LADIES, IF YOU BUY
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Embroideries, White, Goods, Laces, Corsets, Lisle Kid and
Silk Gloves, Yeils, Crapes, Ladies' Underwear, Lace
and Linen Collars and Cuffs, Worsted and
Silk Fringes, Umbrellas and
Parasols; Fans, Buttons, Hosiery, Zypher Worsted, Material
for fancy work, all kinds !Neck wear,!go to
MRS. Q U E R Y ' S,
Where you find the Largest and mos complete Establish
ment of the kind in the State. A full stock, good business,
small expenses, and selling for Cash, enables me to sell goods
in my line at Yei7 low prices.
apr7 M$$. P. QUERY.
IMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE.
MURRAY &
LANMAN'S
CZLXBSATKD
FLORIDA
WATER,
' The HnhMt tnnat
ilastinir. vet most del-
kerchief, at the Toilet and intheBath, de
lightful and healthful in the sick room, re
lieves weakness, fatigue; prostration nr-.
vousness and headache. Look out lor coun
terfeits ; always ask fbr.theFJbridaWater
Prepared by the sole prierMissrs
Lanman rfb Kemp, Ne; York:"! ' ie:m m m
I For sale by perfumers, druggists, and fan
cy goods dealers. - '
may7 eoa em
i. i hi
111 '
I ':tj mi u
r' r'-
?P?Qit iusoid! i, 4 Ctofigured Linen
Lawns worth 25o neyaTd, have been reduced to the
'; ai tmrnom price of 15c.
Wehavaplenad-line of
at sacrificing pnces; h We continue, to lead on Hamburg im-broidery.'-'V
; ;r t
Wehave few Gents' Cassimere Hats: which we wiU close
oneapiolrBt he sold
can nW fee had Alreadj
bargains.
than cost
O-
accomplish thia cmW bv .aAllinr
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Fur-
A N, & 0 0 . ,
Springs' Corner, Charlotte, N. C.
ABE FOB SALE AT
c2 GO'S,
GOO OO OO DDD CS8,-
O O O O O D D S6S0
OGG OOOOD D0
OGO OO OO DDD 8s9
JJR. A. W. ALEXANDER,
' D E NT IS T ,
Office over Scarr
& Co's drug store.
I am workine at
prices to suit the mgtt
times, for cash. s
Will give you ai
No, 1 set of teeth
for $16 00. Gold
ana Tin jniiing i--
msenea,ior f .ou
and nnwards. '
Whir 25 years' experience I guarantee en
tire satisfaction,
Janll
UOR RENT.
:v:n '
. Three NeatA New Cottages. Also a Large
Airy Room, suitable tor a business office,
on College street. Call on
f HOS. H. Ga.ITHER
Well I m proved City
Property iTor Sale.
i A NY person deatrine .Cot . vuicbaM s wen
imnmved cUt Int. , honia witn nine
rooms; and modern conveniences, fine well
df water brick kitchen, within ye minutes
walk of the public square, can be acoommo-
cuuea oy applying at
dec!8
THIS OFFICE.'
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