HE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
SUBSCRIPTION R4.TES:
Da'dil. one'yertr postpaid) in advance.
has Um thorwohta svppUed vOhnverryieeded
$8 00
Sir. jfoTliM..
..-..........i.... 4 00
i 2 00
xm,mna vnurue iMtaL Styles J lype, ana
werjf manner Joi K'ar am now m done with
77r Months
One Month...
neatness, apatck and cheapness
5$W eon furnitX, at short notice.
WEEKLY EDITION
4
1
.12 00
. 2 10
. 1 00
flul oA county, postpaid....
.JiT46at WSCSUPTS, FOSTERS,
M071WW... ..,.,
V0L.X1X.
:0AKLOTTE C SATURDAY. AUGUST 10 1878
Liberal reductions for clubs.
BILLS,
TAT
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!0 W PStlQQDP,
jtf:tdy ma!l Clothing anii
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.will :&ni-at the oia established hbuse of
The Largest, Best Assorted and
ever brought to
We are prepared to prove upou etaraination ot our Btocihatwe make
no win boast, and solicit, oyew, .both, wholesale and retail, to LOOK AT
JitrG-D4 AND PRtCESlfbre pnrchaaing. e
Our stock of Dress Goods, hite Goods, Alpaccas, Embroid
eries, Kid Gloves, Suji Umbrellas, Fansiee and-Fancy Goods
;are complete and will be sold at astonishing low prices. .
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings very low.
K ir dealing.
Polite and attentive derkB.
p, mncrat iind Home copy,
BURGESS NICHOLS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
FINE ASSORTMENT, OF CHILDREJTS
PIANOS. ORGANS
New, 7 Oct. $t35 1 New, 9 Stops, "$67
New, 71 Oct. $145 New, 12 Stops, 78
"Magnificent." Vbran new," '.'lowest prices
ever given." Oh how this "croel war" rages
but LUDDEST ft BATES still hold the field'
and rain hot shot into the Bogus mannfac-
tarers wht diTe the public with Hw
bag Grand Oners on- Khoddt instramentsv
Send for Special Offers, and circular expos
ing frauds of Piano and Organ Trade. Lud
sin & Bates, Wholesale Piano andjOrgan
Dealers, Sarannab, Ga. ;i ,
They have established a branch house at
Greenville, S C.. "THE McSMITH MU8IC
H0TJ8E." Their instruments can be bought
on the same terms as at 8avanratj and
cheaper than sending North, for cash or by
monthly installments. Don't fail tq bay,
rieht at home, Greenville, IS. D. i - i .1
T
julo lm
piTAPSCO BAKING POWDERS
The best in nse. .
For sale at manufacturer's prloss.'4
JOHN w tTALt iap, ;
Trade Street:
-IN
AT
NEXT TO P03TOFEICE.:
MY STOCK ISft VERY BARGE AND
, , .
Parler, Chamber, Dining
tHld ENTIRE STOCK FOB SALE AT
junll
Up. JT.' EI.'
A N
D R UCG 1ST
K xtL lt Uv'A2,frtiit at iJMfl-J draHjaJjd
Now OffetS to thea-tttillfc IffT0
v iy A. 2 r.TrrsIf
L.Hi 'jyitEJEri'Sl
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(Blneral MeTehalidisi,
Cheapest Stock of Goods
this market.
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er,
Tall nd see us and judge, for
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1 march 22
ALL KIIVDS OF
FUKMITURE,
BK1)I)ING.;&C.
A
or
CHEAP BKDSTEADei, LOUNGES,
PARLOR A CHAMBER SUITS.
COFPIN8of aU KINDS on HAND.
No. 5. West Trade St.,
CHARLOTTE, N . O
( i-
CARRIAGES, JU8T ARRIVED.
Koal Estate, Minlns:
ABD
Immigration , Agency.
f,XR selling, baying and. renting Mines,
Li Land and Houses,-and providing homes
in tne rieuiuuuv nxiuuo ui ii ji un uainui i
and South Carolina, and being connected
with the " South ben Record." circulated in
this country and . Europe twice a month, I;
will advertise, free otcosc au larnis ana
mines, placed in my bands, for sale.
THOS F DRAYTON,
aug9 Charloita. N. O.
O EDITORS AND PRINTERS.
Having had many calls lately for Prin-
tAm' fnk and. Stationerv. I nave aeter-
mined to keep a supply of both al
ways on hand, which I propose to
sell at . . mannfaeturer'B prices, , less
freight., trusting to a small commission for
profit." Give me f your oraers ana you uu
K pleased, 1 L CHA8 R JONES.
marl7 Observe'. .
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IEMBR ACES A FULL LtNE OF,S
7
Room and OQce lornitnre
ACTUAL C03T, AND BTORE FOR RENT.
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OBSERVATIONS.
The Boston Post, knows Gent Grant is a
botanist, because he analyses lansy Tefore
breakfast and spearmint before he retires.
An honest official will not under any cir-
cum8tances.ateal; aisboneafeDfBciftlissare
tostealAhough hissalary be amillion.
'
Denni Kearney tbanks heaven that he
wab not made bv the newspapers Then, I
peraaps, uennis never wore a Dusue. jn x
Herald. I
0. j
Sberman is off on a pleasure trip. There J
are many of his countrymen who would be j
glad to bear that John had began to devote
himself entirely to pleat are.
The ruling passion may be strong in pray'
liisbop Whittaker, of Nevada, could I
fiod no building in Tybo in wbJch to hold J
services except a gambling-house, and in re-
SDonse to one of the rentennea of theLitanv
on ..n!) ..Av.inA. .:.v. v. :n I
w
M VAV&VCU KUIOUIIJCI, W IUJ UIB fnUMIWUD I
stuffed into his boots, cried, "K no !"
Communism is just now a sort of novelty
a "sensation," as it were, and the Red
Spectre" makes a taking bead line. For a
while glib and impecunious people may find
talk of that sort a good way of raising free
grab at the expente of foolish workingmen,
but the game will soon he played out. Bal
timore American.
Unless he is a greater man than he now
seems to be, one rich malefactor like John I
G Tappan will do more harm to the peace
of societv than two mob orators like Kear-
ney. It is the long-smo hered guilt of such
men, breaking out at last, which gives their
kM ,.t,,:t., X innr.tt.o K
torses Kearney. Boston Letter.
A young man wlo was . recently rejected
by bis girl immediately lost his appeti'e and
began to piue away. His friends thought
he would soon be laid away in the silent
tomb, Lut last eek he went to Atlantic
City and saw the object of his affections-
or what was left of her in a baggy flannel
suit and an old straw hat, bathing in the
surf. That young man now eats three j
hearty meals per day, and a big lunch be
tween times Norristown Herald.
There are sime peculiar, sensitive people
in this world. A young rowdy will get rip
ping, raying, staving drank ; shout, howl,
fight,' .bruise, yell, smash and swear for"
home.; get grabbed by a. policeman and
have his head softened and nose mashed on
the way to jail, and then whine for an hour
t nave his name kept from the newspapers
out of regard to the feelings of his poor old
mother who is sick and near death's door.
Syracuse Courier.
STATE NEWS
Two colored neoole have been bound I
over Q Wilmington for illegal VOtine. I
. i
All the prisoners in Oxford jail es
caped Tuesday night.
Wiimiugion (Star ; capt tJ d rnu
n tt r- Ti rwvi i
Hps had a consultation with some of
our business men yesterday in relation
to the proposed inland ship canal.
Three of the thirteen lite saving
stations on the coast are to be located
between Hatteras Inlet and Little Kin
akeet. The remaining ten will be
erected at,intermediale points between
existing stations.
WUmineton Star : Ool W P Craig-
hill. of the United States Engineer
Corns, in charge of the tape ear bar
and river improvement, at his office j
in Baltimore, on Monday, opened pro
posals for continuing the work ror tne
closure of the New Inlet, on the east
ern side of Cape Fear river, below this
city.
Raleieh Observer : Failing health
having compelled Maj Hearne, the ed
itOr of the News, to take a furlough of
two months for rest and recreation,
,W!B are' requested by him to state that
during his absence he he has engaged
Maj Beaton : uales to take nis place.
linians a8 a forcible and graceful wri-
ter.
Farmer & Mechanic : We learn of a
fatal accident near Jackson, North-
am d ton county, on Tuesday night.
Two daughters of W H Rae, and a
Miss Woodruff, attempted to ignite a
fire with kerosene from the can which
exploded ; Miss Woodruff was burnt d
to death and the other younjr ladies
wfcre at the noint of death at last ac-
counts.
Hendersonville Courier :
On Friday
." . . ri i :ia
last, as Alien r lowers, oue ui w uuuu-
ere of the lireen xwver onage, w
drivim an iron snike in the temporary
scaffolding erected between the abut -
me-nia nf thA hridce. the scaffolding
gave way and tumbled into the river.
Flowers, in the twmKlmg of an eye,
m ade a leap for the atmtm ent, out
mtD.iii it and foil from tha second tier
to the ground below, breaking his right
i ha 0ikA Wndftrfnl to
rrr;::rX""W;. TnirV " ft
reiabe uo dudwmuw
was a narrow escape from death.
Wilmington Star: A meeting of the
so-called "Greenbackers" was held at
Hall ' last nieht. with that
coon".Tho8 JML liaraner in
Soeeches were made by
T)nmB Holmes. B S Waller. T at
Gardner Tripler Child and Lawspn J
Dkipper DO iar as numuers we wu-
cerned, tne aenominauon , wws buc
cpa bat verv lew iemocrats, wok
any part in the proceedings.
Farmer & Mechanic : Some people
av "on. mv TOie won f uiiku i jlc
- . . i i . : -i in "V
Gen J M Leach ; was elected to the
1 Rftnate bv onlv 4 majority : A GMeares
I . n r i j T c .
t in crunswiCK uu uuiy u iukhi ,
fi I fiKamfP Thnmnson. of iVODeson was
fA elArttftd bv en ' vote. And" Col Tom
TTnlt. and H C Oliein our own -cdun-
ftv " were defeated . by only 20 or 30
votes.
eEalAigli Ooaerver; The Secretary of
State issued aharter on Tuesday last
The capitw stock of the com papv is
$350,000, divided into shares tpf $100
each-The road- is sixty-ninejmilea in
leDgtb, and runs throngiiiionev oij sue
firiept sections of. the State, andiwill
open np On 6f the finest tobacco sec
frv the world The Directors are ;
WiO Wilsons A M Booe.S A Lowrance,
. ; A North Carolina Cariosity,
From the London (Eng.) Era
There is here a wonderful curiosity
of nature : she is Miss Millie Christine
. m "WW 3 r IT - T- 1
tne iwo-u.eaaea.ienuneaie, , wno
yisited, this, country, some two years
ago, and is again pay in a visit to this
countrv. MlSS
Minnie Christine,,, the Two-Headed
Nightingale, 18 blessed not only with
iwo aeauB, uui witu uuuujb prupor-
tion of arms and feet. In fact, she isJ
more remarkable, ; and much more
agreeable than the Siamese twins. She
ia a native of Columbus Cjounty. North I
Carolina. -
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ftinffl diiAta witn i?reaL l&sla Ann musi- l
cai 8t ill .the SODrauo and contralto
voices blending most agreeably.
She is very smartly dressed in white f
ailk And nink hitrh shoes, and the an.
, , r- - r: c
noo ra n no tha frill r tPAt panpnnor nvor I
www v. " vf, w. .ug
tne cametea noor. eivts tne laea ot a
Dernetual waltz eome on. i
Sale of North Carolina and Alabama Bondi,
NEW YORK, Aagi 7. The following
u i , u , i
uuuua ncio cum a auuuuu
uttv . w,vw Diaw ui nuim vwuuua
o per ecus, special lax uonus, i,uw
a. . x 1 J A-i rvVi-v I
eacu, lBsueu ior ms Atiaauo, i ennes- i
i l X- a i a a i , - -
see & Ohio Railroad, navable 1st of
April, 1899, sold for $13.50 per bond.
By order of the Receive of the Mer-
chants and Traders bank, $166,000State
of Alabama 8 per cents., payable in
January, 1900, $1,000 each, were sold,
and brought W0.50 for each one thou-
sanu UOIJBTS
The "Baby's Best Friend" is the most ap
propriate title for Dr Brill's Baby 8yrnp. It
is absolutely free from Opium, Morphia and
other powerful pgents, is perfectly safe and
reliable under ah circumstances, and by al-
o. u a o l -Tk:.A-
SI
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UUU,UJg VJ.il, rriCBWWIlH..
A Card.
To all who are suffering from the errors.
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, tc., I
will send a receipt that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary ia South America,
Send a self-addressed envelope to the REV
JUSKFH T IN MAN, Station V, Bible Home.
New York City. may) daw tf
Delicious Cookery
Light, white, wholesome biscuits, rolls.
bread, and elegant cake, crullers, waffles.
doughnuts, muffins, and griddle cakes of
every Kind, are always possible to every ta
ble by using Dooley's Yeast Powder.
A delicate complexion is best compared
to a blooming rose : but when the counte
nance is disfigured with Blotches and Pim
ples, like weeds in a rose bed, the sufferer
should promptly use Dr Ball's Blood Mix-
tare, which quickly and effectually eradi-
caws such, unsightly evidences of impure
uiuuu
UNDERTAKING !
The undersigned is now prepared to
all orders for every class of Undertaking
Having on hand a full assortment of
Coffins, CasMs, and Burial Cases,
BOTH WCOD AND METALIC.
PRICES AS LOW AS ANY.
Hearses furnished if desired.
Furniture of every description repaired at
snort notice.
W. M. WILHELM.
Tryon St, Opposite M. E. Church,
jnne20
T.RIME N. C,
FAMILY ROE AND
lira nn rvintitmrnpnt and
L Clipped Herrings, on consignment and
for sale low by
.iNO. W. UAL.li E CO.,
Trot1 Street, Charlotte, N
Tli r TfHI"fl ITiUII.V T7T.ATTR
Younts' FamUy Flour,
Ram so ox's Family Flour
N. C Hams, Bacon, MeaL Hay, Shacks,
Ac., a specialty.
mch28
pOR THE MOUNTAINS
via the old reliable line of the
WE8TKRN NORTH CAROLINA R. R.,
AND EA8Y AND COMFORTABLE
STAGES FROM HENRY'S.
I xounsia 10 iue muuuuuus w
North oarolina.are informed thatoar stages
carriage8 and boggies, connect witn team
I on the Western North Carolina Railroad a
I Henry's, and make the bip three hour
sooner than tne old line
4 JqI25 2w
BROWN & VERBLE.
ttNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Session
i j begins on the First of, Ocio6r. and con-
I tlnnea nine months. The Institution Is or
1 iranizedon.a.elecUve8tenigivw toe
I student free, choice, of studies, with full
courses in the Schools Of the Academic. ue-
i nrkm,rt and in tne HcnoolS Of LAW. mea-
icine, Engineerinpf and Agriculture, rot
arciary o we
JAMES F..HARRI80N MV p., :.
- Chairman or ine acuy .
Aog2 2 mo .... - .... . ......
R'
OEBUCK8 PATENT
MOSQUITO CANOPIES,
; r
at
BARRINGER & TROTT
.V.i
Also a lot of CHOICE PRINT8, just recaiy-
ed,
BARRINGER & TROTTER'S.
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CtTUDEB A.KER WAGONS.
am prepared to offer extra mducemenM
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PmrhlCT UPMliMg lm.;. j;i-vci '
CELEBRATED 8TUDEBAKEB WAGON.
Tbiri and examine tne Waeonrr learnnces
and ieroia n m")-, ' , -
i222rr-V '
ClAl Im. NfVOttf- "
GROCERIES irVffl0liSftE1S
r"i"rT iTv; rmmtiTm " r
AdTertisemeiite, .oi
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WIT- jfJ A TTU1 Ltet of a Thousand
II la ilL XU Country Weeklies, Tn i
wnicn we can insert ai one inch advertise
ment one year for two dollvs and a quarter
a paper, or for the same price we cad Insert
fifty two reading notices a new one every
week), averaging seven Hneseach. For list
of papers and other particular, address
GEO. P. ROW ELL A f O 10 Sprue Btreet,
New York.. ;.;: ... t-.
mnAltlia fii iivrrn iiiiifa v
llnUllllA .bLUd I Ltl Vi fltA I .
The mosi prolific variety of Winter Wheat
ever known, and espedallv adaDted ' toi
Southern Culture. . In same instances. : jane!
iiwueiBM prwiuceu,iuuiuu grpwn najai,
ui iiuui uu iu sv- uuiiwio per acre, rrvoo
maVa hasma tr saVs q . ,v av.
circular of testimonies. Agents w.ntd fn
every county in North Carolina. Liberal
commissions allowed Address the General
a " ""V;1 ' u, r u toajpa;
Hinff Kin?. N0V YflFK .
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A LBEMARLK
XL Charlottesville, Virginia. Twentv-sec-
ond session (9 montbf), begins October l&jLi
Board, including washing, fuel sad Tiehts
ana laiuon in n-nci sn. Laiin. Ureek and
rencn. two hundred ddlara per Btasion.
music, drawing ana ra mine iQuaJlv low.
no-iTh. lkm..U v. r..- i. - j "t
m , ,1,, Fnnth Na. f.n.nin A
r"u i
new Bath Kooms. and ttin str. naest Chalv-
v .
oeaie Mineral water in Virginia for nr nils
free Full Faculty, n escort furnished
loree mcre pupi s from tne sarxe point
free.
For catalogues addiess
R H RAWl I G8, M A, President,
Awarded AfjAert prist at Centennial Expoeilioa fcr
flat chewing qualities ari ezeeHemee a.rd kuHg cltar-
made. As o:rr V. -.3 t'.r'p trade-mark is cloey
ited on inferior r"-'. f -3 -t Jnrltnn't ISkI hi
veryplns. Soil y t 1 jalcrs. Bf"A fr ramplo,
to C. A. JiCSiOX t Co., Mfrs., JMeriburc, Va.
PIANO V o n c er t ORGAN
Grand Pianos, c.ist $I.G00. onlv 8426. Su
rh Ornrf finn.r. P..nn. llf ft -nl
rcoo. jsiegant UDnelrt Pianos, cost S00.
only $J55. New fctyle Upright Pianos. $112.-
50. Organs $35. Organs 12 stops, $72.50-
Church Organs, 16 stops, cost $390, only
Si 10. .Elegant $375 Mirror Top Organs onlv
$105. Tremendous sacrifice to close out
present stock. New Steam Factory soon fo
oe erectea, wewspapers wuirmuth mfor
mation about co t of Pianos and Omans.
sent tree, nease aaoress
DANIEL F. BE ITT Y, Washington, N.J
&ty A DAY to Agents canvassing for the
vpt Fireside Visitor ' Terms and outfit free.
Address P O vlKKRY, Augusta, Maine
TELEPHONES
For Business ParposeS, ours
excel a'l others in clearness and
f volume of tone. Illustrated cir
cular and testimonia's for 3 its. Address J
R HOLCOMB, Mallet Creek. Ohio
A BRIEF TREATIES ON PULMONARY
Ix. Diseases will be tent free to all appli
cants., AaaresB usuak u muses, is uort-
landt street. New York
Superintendent
- nv
The Lunatic Asylum
Issues Warrants
Ft.R ALL
Independent
Candidates.
I fP HIS is a free country, and any one wha
1 A
clbir(s to be a candidate has a right to run
on an inaepenaent iicKet. ine regular
nominee, however, will take the taadjhstj
as Perry's cigars are leading the trade in
Charlotte.
Don't fail to try bis 5 and 10 centers The
"Jewel" Chewing Tobacco is new in this
market, bnt for the price is the best known
(10c fori of a ping.)
Those wishing to buy at wholt sale should
call at Peiry's. , Cigars from $i per . thous
and upwards.
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U. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE,
:.
b78. 1
. Collector's Office. 6th DisL
Statesville, July 24 tb, lfc78,
Seized for violation of Internal Revenue
laws, on July 24tb, 1678 : Two bbls Whis-
owner unknown
0ne box tobacco.
Notice is hereby giyen to the owner or
1 i.rrr,ot ai W . aU n.nnrtr
t to Bppejr before me, at my office, in StaJtes-
fviMe and make claim tbexeto' before tne ex-
I the same' will le forMted to thense of the
United States J J M OTT.
iul27 3toaw Collector.
ilS'il; f rj ,
TAKE pleasurain informing my friends
thai I will leave Charlotte on the 23fd June,
foi the Paris Expoaitipnr ndeiipect. to be
absent threemont'hs. '? nfuiing" my 'absence
ray. business .will benndor the management
sff oiy brother, "Ambr6aecnesser.'J' ,
4 trust that my frienda will glye the "Im-
penarajoonAadannB.myw ;ao
BtJPHWP ?
I erously given jneln th
that.
ave so gen
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SWEET LSMfeJHAYY
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1 . GRANT);
CLO SIN
-OF-
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Ihis day you can buy our 75c. $1. S1.25 and $1.50 Straw
Hats at one uniform clearing price, 50c.
.Our $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00, very, finest Straw Hats
at one uniform clearing price,'
An.attractive ,hne;oAlUwdol Cassimere Suits -worth 10. 1 1,
12.50,' 13i50, 14,: 14.50-and $15, reduced tmifbririlr to the
sacrificing price of $6.00.
standard Indigo Blue Flannel Suits reduced to $0.50.
our celebrated and elearant Yacht Cloth Suits, the finest
in the world, reduced in this
$12.50.
Heavy Eeductions in our Superior "White Vests.
Great Seductions " Alpaca Coats.
Enormous Reductions in our Cassimere Pants.
Startlins: Reductions " u Merino and Gauze Under
Shiits.
Crushing Reductions in our Mohair and Linen Dusters.
It will repay the, customer to purchase and reserve for
another season, for we mean a
effectually dose the balance of our Summer Stock- without
regard to real value or actual cost.
Remember it is a clearine:,
of Summer Goods.
E. D. L ATT A & BRO.
Merchant Tailoring Department of
L
go-
BERWAWGER ORO.
We have just received our samples of
FA I ; LAN D WINTER GOODS
For Garments to be made to order. We would be pleased to
see our friends and patrons, and receive their orders.
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.,
FINE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS,
NATIONAL CLOTHING HALL.
B. We arc selling the balance of our Spring and Sum
mer Goods regardless, of cost. L. B. & B.
CHARLOTTE HOTEL,
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Terms, per Day,
Table Board, per Month, -
FIELD BROTHERS, Proprietors.
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