DIGEST OP OPDflOXS
Of ihtfSureaf
From the News.
Ther fallowing opinions wererled
Monday afternoon :
SlPobson y Chambers, from Bun
combe; Petition1 to rehear this case
reported 78 N O, 834 - Opinion re
affirmed and Heidi posiUv ardTdpect
evidence of a previous request f to pay
Vio rfpht of another is not, always at-
f
the OeDTOI Wiiu w-i.r ,
By Smith, C J :
82. Burnett v Nicholson,
frnm Hali
.1 I
fax. Damages can only
h TRcovered
by the defendant on the
. ai a.
dissolution of
hoB hftm sued
an inj unction; wnere is
Mil I 1 1 I 1 1 1 IliLlLJljA TW Uui U A V ' - I "f"
mil with out nrobable cause , or not
bona fide The injunction Ibdhd reqiuiv
ed by sec 192, U U ir, is onjy 10 seuure
this liability. nQfftO:extenait.4 aemoie.
nomaoraa on the dissolution of a re
straining order stand on the same foot
ting and can be given in the same
oases
tT a n t .
By BMIXH, J . . , :
83MeekinjBv JIiBm.tjumJ3IJtha.t he nrovides in his will for the
The regulations in regard to appeals C
C P sec 801 must be observed. - Where
the transcript comes up with no excep-
tions taken-npf errPt toin$edxut, and
no concise etatementbf facfeto enable
court to pass upon the corectness of the
rulinraof the iude. but, leaving, the
court to grope its; wayithrough vA-
uminous record and ascertain u every-
thine was legally and correctly done,
the judgment below will be amrmea. andj,t the same time seeks to subject the
The court will only pass upon excep- estate of such surety in the hands of de
tions taken below and when ,the facts vi8eeg ana legatees for breaches of said
upon wmcnney uepouu bi uiui-mj
presented, ine oniy exceptions, i"
nivil cases, is where there is a want of
. - i ' i .r
jurisdiction or) where upon the whole
case the defendants are not entitled to
recover.
By Keade, J. :
84. Jones vs Mial, from Wane.
o-. juuea vb iuiai. uui"
5? tL &LZ
tali lccu iu uxcbv tuav . t ..v.. w
agreed in Mav
establish a public journal, giving bond
to maintain it for twelve months and
defendant was , to furnish a . certain
number of subscribers with the sub-
certain number on Jan 1, and the de-
fehdant; not ?cpmplyipg heu piaintm
sioppeq puDUcauoa ueiore tu uu
the twelve months and sold the
iH01 I
tt i i i i w " ii i
""M f "
cohtract neither could sue - the other
contract nenner couiu cue mo-wuci i
a. .ofrf wif.hoiit RlWino- ner-
any,1 is t dn the copimoa counts
money had, quantum meruit, etc.
for
By Readtj, J. :
85. Smith vs Smith, executors, from
Halifax. In an action on a bond
against an' executor by the assignees
thereof who are also legatees of the
defendant's testator, if there are assets
in hia hand to Dav the debt without
calling on the plaintiff to refund his
legacy, such rierht is a counterclaim to
the bond sued on. Ah executor is pro-
nerlv 5hareeable with. the nroceeds of
cotton shipped to a firm after, it had,
on former shinment. been euiltv of un-1
lair dealings. Five per cent, commis-
sions allowed, an. executor, on tufijralue
of land turned over, under an arrange-
ment with the creditors, to devisees, is
too much. Two ana a half per cent, is
sufficient. Where the estate of tbe
testator was large the amount, of his
indebtedness small the testator having
set aside a sufficient amount as he
thought, to pay his debts, it was not
negligence in the executor to. assent to
the legacies within six months ne
reasonably supposing that enough was
retained to pay debts. An executor
is not chargeable by reason of having
assented to a legacy to the widow,
which does not amount to more than
her dower at law. He is not charge
able with value of produce shipped to
a house in good repute, but which
fails, with the proceeds in their
hands. He is accountable, of course,
for rents on lands turned over;
to the devisees under the im-
pression that they would not bereqnir-
ed to pay debts, but if he must accoimt
for. rents, so must the plaiatiff whefe
be ia also a devisee. The fact .that the
testator was a good business man, and
that the devises were of Specific farms
which the testator had in his lifetime
pat in the devisees, coupled, with) the
testator's large property and small in
debtedness, (the "crisis" subsequently
bringing (tthe Restate , into embarrass
ment), together constitute , such mis
take or accident as to entitle the, exe
cutor to call upon the legatees and de
visees to refund. The plaintiffs are
entitled to have undevised land of
the testator in another county - sold
before being compelled to abate their
debt by reason of the Counterclaim set
up,
BjiREADE.J.:
86. Smith v Smith Ex'r's. from mimfmWm fWl 9n? e
ifax Defendant's Appeal. Same Opinio
t a v oii 4
on
as numDer oo.
ByREADE, J. :
87. Willis v Germania and , Hanover
Fire Insurance Companies, from Bobe
son. Where there has been good faith
on the bart of the insured &nd! Knhstn.ti.
WoVince MWe co1dtTc on
his part, the courts will require, .n'oth-
ing more J' ) Where a re policy forbade
that the plaintiff should keep benzine,
camphene or any explosive alcohol not
being named, and at the trial no . avl-
dence is produced as to whether it 44 T Claims . or creditors or fidt. 1 r,J
explo8ioEaot,orat ioiiite quaUtlTViiL1 w ' L''Xw
v wuenier um aiconoi in quesuon was ex1-
. uiwive, waa not a 'Tjuesuoir 0l"lfcl.e
I These heing nOiftvidence that Hwua exi-v'
JV.1 2 j 1 V. V". . 1
mm "l7
tbepQlicy, janoMvSrhai
the defendant instructed histirit Tin
evenltf aWehott&save ahvthmcuiid
inus avoid disputes, does not atdldiihh
"Pulley WUUU the ihu tuuk. ulam iider
such ffappj, IWcjythat ivswis imposj-
,8iblewMtnu 1
a y,B0PMAN,y
lardiki
t 1
mm
mTTS- Mbm w weS! Busety
vras i
&Brown
affirmLEodlrIa-B;"
. T . .L K Hj A I 1 I ft I A A
VIHltn-J-i;i.VlitiLl; '
-Hlnww liTJr" . '.'upimouj sqoBcar-
. Atotant..iS!SSh2!--!Si 6x,itte
xne aeienaent was anthOrizKd f a f
roseneilataru9S0i ESiSStSSS r ca lllnV flUS
SiW?wg0e?eDCe- hatll CmidgbesWaged. f 'd- IX '
asjioCoJLJhat the fire originated w '-.es? 0 i?
:' WB-i"'''i"aggi:egaHirBic requires it to Btpp at4WiTo
tm&MW:mk of
the, estate,. A4-sufety,on;ra refunding
bond is liable primarily a 3betwee.11
him and the purchasers of land (within
the1 two years) from the feeira. sSach
Aiwpt.v is liable for a ratable tart of'a
debt proven against the estatp$frt&
idgall the other legatees ' responsible.
Tlie?r insolvency cannot exterJ4 extend
his liability. A sale of land-bys thft hehr
within two years after Jhe deatheof an
cestor is void, and' subsequent tmr-
chasers from the firsi purchaser g no
without notice Badg&.y, J ones, C6 N
I - rnr ft - f .. -3? .. ,-7 W g ,
ViHio, cw . rWTK. Btpmii fft.Pvade the material charges.
v hpa nr heir is liable lor ine aeon?i I
.proportion wwer- n K
ThanhA a 1aht. tn An Rmotmi 'DUlUT
ceedine the value received may ' be
:unnA W,a 7An Tnnnrtihh1 " hein.7
entitled to. COnmputton, cuiSom
hthers. Hence each i'leeatee, distrib
ntfle. devisee or heir as to tbe extent
of wbat be receiveswtreflieF itf person-
Alt from the teStatdii"or intestate is a
surety to all trie creanors or ine tesia-
- " - f f . . i
tor of intestate, for all tne ptner. anar-
,ea iu ine estate..,, icauj v?uu?u-
ea;Dy tne lesiaior io nis grwiuuuiwou, ;
wiiu ncio niuuoui a ju""u-i;
rtorvn ne was a sureiv. was cieany nut i.
intended as a Davment when it does
not annear thit the testator 'knew Of i
uut aypcn.1 buo vuo todwww - .
any liability by the guardian's default j
it ancruin? aubaeauentlvl. and besides
avmnt .At'hi debts. It is .error
t0 cnarge the surety for any sums Tie
TAri .ftpr the ceesation'of tbe euar- I
failahir by the marriage 6r arrival at !
age 0f a ward; ' The guardian is liable
individually for his subsequent acts
-hrl dointrs. The nersonalty must be !
exhausted before the reality can be
reached. A plaintiff, who is the legatee
0f the surety on hia guardian's bond,
bond must first apply au tne personal
tv which came to him, and all be can
recover on personal judgments against
the other legatees, before he can go
' . "
nnon the real estate to subiect it
by special execution. The slaves re
ceived by the plain tin he is not com
ii i . i . i e J a - 1
peiieu to crean Deiore resorunK iu i3
- . -iiu-jip
?da2S&S
er legatees for all beyond: his pro i rata
of the nersonalty and make them
)i.fi i,
available if he can. A deed by an heit
of realty to secure an antecedent debt
bein&r bona fide, and for a Valuable
.r." "?fro Tnrt dXaTh
'-if Habili-'
. , -f -i-.-ti-p. :rffthl:. Where the
'a lon ferae ortlT W fWo
wara s jana was b
who stood surety on the notes, for the
: i .v. i
pureu xuouejr, uu wuv
i . i
for the pur
chase money took a conveyance for
himself and the wards haying taken
steps in another proceeding to subject
tbe land when they bought at a less
price than the guardian originally
gave for the land, on this state of fact
the plaintiffs (bis wards) are only to
allow him the amount they bought the
land -at. .The . mardian should be
charged with the impunt forwTHch he
sold the land originally with interest,
and must be credited with the price at
which the plaintiffs bought itjust as if
anybody else had purchased it. 'Ihe
liability of a purchaser of land who
buys fronr the heir within the two
years does not accrue until a failure of
the personal estate derived from the
testator to pay the plaintiffs debt,
hence the statute of limitations does
not protect him.
By Rodman, J :
f
89. Coniglknd vs Smith, from Hali
fax. Where a father insures his life
"for the benefit of his children," it is a
gift to his children, subject to be for
feited or surrendered during his life,
just as a'testator may. revoke his will,
but the sum to be paid under it is vest
ed in interest when the policy is deliv
ered, and, the policy being ia force at
his death, vested in possession then,.
Hence on such a ; policy- the husband
of a daughter who pre-deceases her
father, is entitled to a child '8 share as,
his wife's administrator. 7
By Bynum, J :
90. ' State ex rel commissioners of
Pender v McPherson: from Pender.
An action cannot be brought against
a tax collector and sureties upon his
botd at the relation of the county
commissioners unless the complaint
tetsouta direct and positive averment
'that the county treasturer has failed or
refused to.bgkbiti1 'Acomplaint al-
legihg 'tb4t"the chairman, &c, upon
the failure of the treasurer. &c to sue'
and that "the action itf brought by the
chairman, &c, as required by lawf'
thereby sets' out1 hot1 amatement of
facts but a proposition of lyw and is
insufficient. .it
By Rodman, J :
91;! Winfield y. Burton, from Halifax
A creditor of a deceased debtor has
no right io folldirfspically ln'be
hands of an heir the proceeds of land
which has been i sold more than , two
years after the death of such debtor,
ianu lor iwoTears. l. e. ne mav:
under
.j - .
prescribed pircumafanceSj, subject it to
ii in ueub iiutwimHtanuing a aaie oy ine
heir within that time.. He has rXo
property in the land and the quasi lien
is destroyed by a sale after two years,
leaving him only a personal claim
against the heir, Notes taken or land
whwsirWftajB oWJiftrjil,tee twoj
years from the death of tbe ancestor
are not subject to this quasi lien, still
less tloes" it exist agafrist arr'assignee tof
them whetherlhe bpught them with tr
without notice pf the fa'cta'and f the
00
State v WHlardr from New-Han
I WOiDUi 1110 vtulu uU!CO. UfcUi .
themexempfefon from serving as tales
k"i. e l-
KKSK16!.
?Jrw&zf3EyJBimmoms xr
om
nL
tWfcew eaflaia for-
se
npoanaB-: oiianpinersr' in 11
11
ivelagt ferahew i$ $ pi
l2W3tt ufipla;
epttte
i.xes.r
lt,de.
cL. coxne:
es to or near thei
1 creek' W course and dilc
I ... 3 J i . . . ... .
I .7... S - wwMowu
aistaoce only eive way. to son
creek theorgUiiiale of constructiohE
LTUJJU 1 IU
8criDnpni3t8elf ahda.
to,yM t&fcsstiif -dnink
Iifitabi8l
or neat? & cjee: de $iot jmake jijhti
creek - ft -callothe 'great. The cotrrti
wiircdhstrueeast"7 to rneanwest
to ctAlifcakirtbrf'lAtent
of the parties so appears. What are
the termini tir-boiindarieaJof a. deed is
a matter of law for-the court, where
they are is a mtenfi ct for the jus
ry. -
M?Trfy v MichaUi, front CaldwelW
" It is 4 iweU settled i alelhat wh e a hyi
the answet'the plaintiff?8bWhoi&equity-;
k .-denied and :tfee stateatenfe m thBau--
BWiisWdhibits
t-. mt,t.v - r, . nr.-tw
Ire -Ret, citfed and arjDrove(i:
-
!By TllRdtOTH. J. ..., ; '.
Bar- rho awrirtes not ansninfiiv Rnnt
lout ts'immaterial iri inquiry lfitO the
Cnaracier OI a witneBH" two ur mrec
ryears iefore th6'trial, and ifr isrortof
excluaefr-sucn'' evidence? - witnesses;
when testifying da tnAeuhject. upl -jfewe lu
Ural; characteri cannot be limUvdto,
ItWVM vwijj-m ' wj
ig . tinqe i, precisely when ; tVy t aije, ;
speaking. It is not.eagy.i.pay; ju?t
how far back such eyidence can ?o, but
ine WBlgnt Oi iinj BYiuenue w inr me
n, , , ltia ,i .-u - . r-i ; . -i. . n; ,c.
BY AIRCL0TH4 J
. ,,, ; v.av "i"Si: w
"96. State, v Sickens, from Buncombe.
An indictment, under ch 3X1 acts 1873-'
74. making it afmisdemeanor to "make
rahd disposition of any'persOnal prdp
erty embraced in a chattel mortgage, is
fatally defective if it does not ailegw to
whota the defendant sold it, or in whit
manner he disposed of it. The court
will not construe the words in the
statute, "make any disposition of," so
las to make them woree than a drag
net.
By Faibcloth, J :
97. State v Badhara, from Wake
An indictment for a nuisance by pro
fane swearing in a public place is fatal
lv defective if it does not set out, 1
That the offense was committed in the
presence and hearing of divers persons
then and there assembled, z, mat ine
acts were so repeated in public as to
have become an annoyance and incon
venience to the public. 3, It is neces
sary to set out the profane, words in
orfo that the ooun mayjeoide .s ,0
their quality. The general allegation
of ad communemnocumenlum is ineum
cient. Evidence cannot supply these
deficiencies in tbe indictment, btate v
Pepper, 68 N 0259, cited and affirmed.
PATENT MEDICINES. , - ,
VECETINE:
I WILL TRY VEGETINE.
HE DID,
AND WAS CURED.
Delaware, O., Feb! 16, 1877,
Mr H K8tevens :
Dear Sir I wish to give you this testimo
ny, that you may know, and let others
know, what Vegetine has done for me;
Abont two Tears aeo a small sore jcame on
my leg ; it soon became a large . Ulcer, so
troublesome that I consulted the doctor, bat
. " i i i
I got no relief, growing worse from day to
day I suffered terribly : I con Id not rest
dav or niht : I was so reduced my friends
thought I would never recover ; I consulted
a doctor at Coinmbus, I followed his ad-
vice, it didnp eopd, I
discouraged:' A.t this
l can trnlv sav 1 was
time i was rooKtng
6ver mv newsnaDer. I saw vtraP' advertise-1
ment of Vegetine, tne "Ureat Ulood Jfurl-
ner" for cleansing tne blood Jrom all im
purities, caring Humors. Ulcers, &c. I said
to my family, l will try some ot tne vege
tine. Before I had nsed the fin? ottle I
beean to feel better. I made up uir mind I
bad got the right medicine at last . I could
now sleep well nights. I continued tak
ing the Vegetine I toos thirteen bottles.
My health is good. Tne Ulcer is gone, and
I am able to attend to business. I paid
about four hundred dollars for medicine
and doctors before I bought the Vegetine.
I have recommended Vegetine to others'
with good success. I- always keep a bottle
of it in the house now. It is a mcBt excel
lent .medicine.
Very respectfally yours,
! F ANTHONI.
Mr Anthoni is one of the pioneers of Dela
ware, u. Me settled nere m l&tt. ueisa
weahhv 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-
ea oy an.
Impure Blood In morbid conditions of
the blood are many diseases, such as salt-
rheum, ring-worm, boils, carbuncles, sores.
ulcers and pimples. In this .condition of
tne blood try the yxgxthix, and cure tnese
affections. As a blood "purifier it baa no
nrtT Tlfi effects . nnrlpTfnl.' : v :. '...:'
VECETINE
i
DOBCHESTKB, MASS., June lltb.
Dr Stevens:
Dear Sir I feel it mv dotv .o iav 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 yourvVegtineJ
I have been one of tbe greatest sufferers for
the last eigbt years that eyer could be hy
ing.' I do sincerely thank my God and your
Vegetine lor the relief ' I have got. i The
Rheumatism has pained. me tQ such an, ex
tent, that my ieet broke out in aorea. For
the last three years I have not been able to
walk, nowl cam walk and sleep,-"and do tny
work as weir aa'ever l-dJdl 'an
I'mnfitsay
1 olre it all to your blood purifier;'
etine.
LSI1
TlGirijfi-The ereat iuccesifbf the VUdfc-
Trjii as a cleans- and isurifier of the nlood
is shwn beyond dotabt byf 'the great ritimr
:- enfwho . have 'taken ft, and' ! receiveil "imi
a.J ediate relief. witBneBmarkabTenrt8i.
VEGETINE
IS BETTER'THftH ANY :
MEDICINE.
minim, :fy:;4Wi8rtr
1 have nsed H-'R Bteven'Vegetine, and
like it better thaa atajEnedkne I have used
for purifying the blof d-1 Opebottle Vege
tine accomplished mqre .Eopd than all other
medicines I hate tikeri'.jWfm r i 1
THOMAS LYNE, !
ofiaSi ii nHnderson, Ey,
and
eyery
VEGETINE.
KECOMMlWi),lBY
HE Stevens
Dear Sir I hayeTrold Veeetine for a Ion
Jtitoe, and finitgiveff nioet wxcelleni aatia-
Xhsb tjimd Maif Myt
if C
'VEfflTTIIiE
yepared by
Vl6TEVEr.Ci:5J0ST0N, MASS.
--0N CONSIGNMENT. uiibrxM
PI have in.toM,.65 hlfibaW4tifldttMr
JTKKNH MAIJKKRKL ,r t.-i
I wnicn will be Bold at Packers' Wholesa'
prices.
Uall early.
V eg etink ia-1 eora nosed ,. of .Eoota. Barks
Herbs. It jsytirV' pleasant to take,
child like Ifc" n
i
Oank !-Str fefeki j frnm t : JSlkai igr i Seventh
-i ENGINES, portable nd stationarviJSA'Wl
1MILLS, QRIST-MILLa ,BGlL.?BS,fQAST
IJiOapf BRASS .and. jpQNf .F0EGXNG8.
&c. ;MAjOffClERTr 'J bofd' and Coal
Mines,' m8li?trhace3&H., V'
iand'oobes purposes 1 AJso; to ooriutw styles
Maw.T t i. hmuAmTTrun , n i
ber.;aiid other articles upon tramways an4J
narrow "Pv railways. ,, .,, . ; .
- mi.nnAnA tnti..iW.4iMitinrK.
beln einal enooarse 8oathnr institntions
iJiepaw work soliciteilj nd, pryniptlysdone
j - - - ' i 1 ' i ' Ul.
4 L
EEIE CITY IRON WORKS,
, Charlotte, N C, April 7th, '77.
I
: AX hereby notify our many friends and
j T.i" :tbe public .generally that the manage
ment of the Chariotte Branch of the Erie
City Iron Works is now in the hands of
Capt John Wilkes, of this citv. who is pre
pared to fill orders for our well known En
gines and Saw Mills on the shortest notice,
and at the most reasonable prices.
Secretary ErietCity Iron Works.
Referring to the above notice of change, I
feel confident that it will be advantageous
j to purchasers of Machinery of all kinds, as
lit places me in position to meet any and all
! competition With my facilities on the
spot, I can manufacture all parts of the
line Engines which, wiU not bear freight
charges such as Grate Bars. SUcka.;8parb
Arresters, ac, ana nsnaie tne jvne vity
Engines and Boilers with little extra ex
pense, th'ns enabling me to offer Machinery
at better figures to the purchaser than eyer
before , , (
,Be snra to eive me a calL or write for cir
culars, before purchasing elsewhere.
Meckhnburp Iron Works, v l arlotte, N. 0.
apr20 '
Groceries Cheaper to Era.
NEW GOODS.
NEW FEATURES.
COME to me for Bacon, Coin, Eagar, Coffee
Molasses, and other Familj Groceries.
Just Received, a few barrels of Berry Fos
ter's (Davie cbunty.) best RYE WHISKY.
AU a Fiiie- Lot or COUNTRY HAMH.
I sell for cash ' - '
All goods delivered in the city free of
charge
Trade Street.
Next door "below "fvTson !BiacWg did stand.
ii'iw wi MW VI Bf I ft
' Ja ' raajj
IF you want first-class Carriages, Pbsetons,
Buggies or 8a (idle Horses, go to tbe Ne-v
livery Stable.
H you want a Carriage and Baggage Wa
gon to meet arriving or departing trains, go
to tbe Hew JUivery stable,. ,
. If yc!n want your horsfs well fed and well
groomed, go to tbe New Liyery 8iab e. : 1
Varefu! drivers, promptnejs and reason
able prices are our motto.
may23 - K UHAMl.Ko & CU.
THE
; "RISING SUN,".
According to the comhiahd of Joshua of
Otd, althbuglii'repndiateQ1 by the' Jaser
Phildsoph j5' of the Is niw! standirtg
stillat the Old Place, -oh Trade Street, op
posite the Market House, plus Hornet Fire
Engine Hall, where the Jight f reason
illutinatee.. tbe .aurroudiig. atmosphere.
which invests alL things wjth the glow of
inspiration, and the world ho Iobger seems
"A fleeting show,
-. For man's illusion given."'
Forihtbe ypuiwULnnd., , ,. 7
"He MW WO I
Who, has in Store
ij.-i.r yu. Oranges, Lemons, ,,
idht. n' ii-? , (j Candies, Cakes, Pies,
i TheiGraat Washington Pie ineluded,: , .
Corn - Starch, Sardine, Picklefl,1 'Fresh
Bread, Canned :Pr'uit;ind 'Tegetablft, Edgars
andffeis.'-Tbbcc. 'knnnft ya.
Itfracfct'everythfiie found' !tf tednfeetionery, i
including Ice Cream ana Lemonade.
junel4
-aa a n ' J it 9
v. n. a.
T
lilt V .ZlZHilfal;ttlCittrfilLar.i
KIL
room
'"toatrd
wortM'6f
nytaper.r
No dirt,.
bo tronbl.'
Soldbr
WBKU.
Botan
JjJMRIGiN METALUBGICALiWGRKSr
(XlJiOOviKo snofsilai lt wjfiln oj vt,b
reruiAmboy.j.
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C S BRQWN, Jr4... .Rroprietor(
3 tate of the National Hotel, Baleigb.3 i i
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Charlotte, N.C.
RATES
$3, $2.50 and $2
ACCORDING TO
Location of Rooms
t -
H. C. ECCLES,
PROPRIETOR.
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-SUMMER RESORTS.
i own by the ska' season of 1878.
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
BEAUFORT, N. ().,
Geoegk W, Charlotte, Proprietor,
(Late Proprietor of Atlantic House,)
Was opened for the reception of guests on
the first day of May, 1878.
; The above hotel is situated immediately
on the water front, in the business centre of
tbe town and ofieis 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 BOOM This hotel has a splendid
Ball Boom attached, and a band of music
has been engaged for the entire season.
BATHING tl OUSES Commodious Bath
ing Houses have been erected on shore and
beach, fo? the benefit of the patrons of this
hotel.
CROQUET GROUND For those who de
light in this innocent amusement, provision
has been niae. r
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
States mail boat lands and sails from the
hotel wharf.
FISHING Beaufort oners superior ad
vantages to those who deligbt in catching
tbe finny tribe.
THE TABLE will always be furnished
with tbe best that this acd 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.
Beiufort, May 17, 1878.
may 23 2m
The Atlantic Hotel,
BEAUFORT, N. C.
A FIRST-CLASS SEA-SIDE RE80RT ! !
OPEN FROM JUNE 1ST to OCT. 1ST.
WILL be managed by the undersigned for
ihe 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 FIKbT-CLASS sea-side resort in
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the table will be supplied with every . Where you find the Largest and most complete Establish--tem'iUS-inSbSSto1
at b-p,oca",? ment of the kind in the State. A full stock, good business,
Terms cf Board : $a 50 per day. Children
and 8ervauta bait price.
Special contracts will be made with er-
cursiottwoties and nth those wishing to
remain longer than one week.
A BAR
is attachedto the hotel, and will be applied
wir.n rirsr.-p.inftH nnnArs
. A good band of music has been seeured
Ydr the season. Dr G K BAGBY.
may8
PHILADELPHIA
always had a
good name,
purchase
as a place to
I DRY GOODS and CLOTHING
at LOWEST PRICES, and how that
Id HN W A!HMI1'PR
U. U II 11 1 1 ii 11 A 1?1 EL MX Ii t
; ; , baa added to his 7
STUPENDOUS CLJTHING AND FUR
NISHING GOODS BUSINESS, '
ON AN EQUALLY STUPENDOUS SCALE,
it is ISO WONDER tha&e eyes of aty!
iii Jiji country-are onflirhi
Sf !BEATt of hW KRi3E
for Substantial'' anof 'Very Elegant Goodij,;
a EVERYTHING IN i iBBKSONAi' DRESS,
aid torfagiejtiennaaciip(reniii
1 i f T Jt At- . .i 3 t !l 9
WVSP. FgRISHfflQ fabrics.
afIJM 6hld .foferhv thiacfitiKetfsf ChtolotteL
undr Snrrruindme coantrvv that. T h ava art
cented "the Aeency of this celebrated estab
lishment, and have a full line of SAMPLES
4 and am prepared io -take orders, for anyjclass
I i f f J-rwrn a txtq nlo1
r r-i s
tJa'-l' be b&nnctd that-yotf c!ahne
poppned at tats utgancy 4t lower pncea loan
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Known inwKanon "win commenee oepiem-
Jj'S.i PHILIPS.!. I ; ; t o Txrrta wrf-M4 Vi QPI nnH
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Finished and reidy ? for Wear
Also, we have just received
Hamburg
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Brown Dress Linen and TrfibMinsf at astonishing low prices.
Call at once and secure great
EL. EHOKLiaiS ( BROS
Silk Parasols at less
A HARVEST FOR
A GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CLQTHING AT
W. KAUFMAN & CO'S.
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,
ana nave no other chance to accomplish this only by sellino;
Allt SVt 4-1 list C 4-nIi- .s-v-f TvmIAm3!aa
We want everybody to note this and call in due time so as
to be able to obtain some of our Clothing1 at such prices as
will never be imitated; also, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Fur
nishing Goods cheaper than ever before.
W. K A D F,M AN & 00 . ,
Springa!. Corner, Charlotte, N. 0.
BUY THE
IFba Mm Root sf
IN THE STATE ARE FOR SALE AT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
CHARLOTTE, JV. C.
LADIES, IF: YOU BUY
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Silk Gldves Veils, Qrapies,;Ia(es,i tjderwear, Lace
and Linen Collars arid Cuffs, Worsted and
Silt Fringes, Umbrellas and
Parasols, Fans, Buttons, Hosiery, Zypher Worsted, Material
for fancy WOrk, all kinds Neck
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MRS. Q U E R
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MPER SHABLE FRAGKANCti
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MURRAY &
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CKLKBEATKD
FLORIDA
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The richest .most
lasting, yet meat del-
ia4a a all vUMirVimaa
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l411'1 tlt
I lightful and healthful in the sick room; re
lieves weakness, fatigue, prostration ; ner
TOnsness and headadhe. Look but for coun
terfeits ; always ask for the Florida Water
prepared by the sole proprietors,. Messrs
Lanman & Kemp, New YorV "
For sale by perfumers, druggists and fan
cy goods dealers. ,v l
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by express a large lot of
ings,
bargains.
than cost
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,,.- , . MRS. P. QUEEY.
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JJR, A. W. ALEXANDER,
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Office over Scar'
& Go's drug store.
I am working at
prices to suit the
times, for cash.
Will give you a
No, 1 set of teeth
for $10 00. Gold
and Tin Filling
inserted for tt .00
N T I S I ,
and upwards. .
With 25 years' experience I guarantee eri '
tire satisfaction.
Janll.. .
pORRiENT.
TVee Neat, New Cottages. Also a Large
Airy .Room, suitable for a business office,
on Goliege street. Call on
THOS. H. GlITHEfi.
Well Improved City
Property For Sale.
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NY person desiring" id i archapo a we'i
Trtrfatyftl hw witn nine
rooms, and modern conveniences, nne wen
firallc pttbepobUq aqqal, can; be accommo-
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