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THIS CH ATltOTTE OBSERVER.
iff 1 :
JOB JWHTffiGr
THE OBSERVER JOB DZVARTMKN .
has been thorouqMy supplied iriiA evert needed
vxud. and with the Latest Styles of type, c"
every manner qfJob Work can now le done with
neatness, dispatch and cheapness A
'We' can furnish at short notice v-'
BLANXXBIUHlEAVS -;, -3
: ; LETTERHEADS, CARD V
r-J&lTAGS, KECSIPT8P0STER3,
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PAMPHLETS, CHECKS, it, -t ,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES i ; J
t&Uy, one year postpaid) in advance...t..8 00
fix Months ....u.... ......... ,....... 4 00
Three Months... 2 00
AfoHA........ MHtNviiiHmtM .r75
' WEEKLY EDITION. .:,
Weekly in the codify) in advance.:."L...2 00
Out vflhe county, postpaid,..... . 2 "10
fifo Months ................ 1 00
T Liberal reductions for clubs. , . :
VOL. XIX.
..XIHARLOTTE H. SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 1878
NO . 2S9G3
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B1ISFQB0 SSBB D0?
ItehdY-made v Clothing; ' and
will ;find at tM old -established house of
m tJE&M ' co heist
The Largest : Best ; AssoaiEix and
ever hti
to
v7 a A niunanil tr hrnva linAn argminalinn nf nnr nt.rtr.1r t.hftt. WA Vf A V TT!
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OUR GOOUS AHU fKIUJKJ betore purc&aaing. .
f-i5" "-i ! ', -
Our StOCk 01 -UreSS UOOdSVV hlte UOOdS, AlpaCCas, JmDrOia-
enes, ivia woyes, ojaji ljmDreiias,
are complete aad will be hold at astonishing- low prices.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings very low.
Fair-deatftrgT PomffTKBd-mtfemive "'-cletka.
yourselvfs. 2 ' ?
Democrat and Home copy.
BURGESS NICHOLS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
FINE ASSORTMENT. OF CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
' CALL AND SEE THEM.
':.'.;''... ' VIA
PORTSHfiBTH, yaRALEIGH, H
As QUICK and RELIABLE as
RALEfGH; PORTSMOUTH, NORFOLK, ALL EASTERN CITIES
AND ALL POINTS SOUTH
Espre?s,rrcight . Trains, CLOSE CONNECTIONS,
PROMPT AND CAREFUL DELIVERIES GUARANTEED.
For full information, Tariff-, Jkc, apply to
" . S. J9. PINOEC,
SouthwfBtern Agent, Charlotte, N; C.
inch 26 t " . .
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Parley Chamber, Dining
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NoWbflfers to the tr&&-fuWffito
exxtp; 'JSngllslr, rrencn ana American nair ana loovu .priwtw Ninth
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general Merchandise
Cheapest Stock of Goods
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Call and pee us and judge for
march 22
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ALL KifeDS OF
FURNITURB,
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CHEAP BEDSTEAD IX)UNGE8,
PARLOR CHAMBER SUITS,
COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND.
No. 5. Weet Tratle St.,
CHARLOTTE, N. 0
JUST ARRIVED.
AMLST ani CHARLOTTE, N. a
any Freight Route between
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Rood and OCic'e Farniture.
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OBSERVATIONS fT
The Memphi? Avalanche has i already re
duced to a half-sheet o account of the yel
low feyer, .
The beautiful Ercpresa'jbf Anstra is a
grandapotberk and only thirty-two years'df
Chief Justice Roberta, of "Texas, haa re-
eigned his positianv havipghtei, nominated f
- - - .-- 1 z!f,xj" r , , f
for Governor by (be" Democrats,
Aathe tbeJlogy in tbe 'world baa never !
anf ceeffed ih answeriivg the child's questior :
:whv dom't God km the deva?"
old prbveib says, Kuvy shooteth at
another and wouhdeth Ilserf," which sh?ws
that envy fa crbss-eye-l.-Picay
A-TeiaeVjopaUc mped oo j.ifion
without a saddle gnd it took a two days'
chase to catch, him. The:e was not a shoe
left on the anlmali V '
The proceeds of the hop giyen at Congress
Hall, Cape May, Tuesday evening, are to be
turned Into thi yellow fever relief fund.
The ball room was crowded. !
"We never saw a man," says an exchange.'
' who thought it a sin to steal an uoabrella."
Then vott never saw a man nhose umbrella
bad i just en stolen'.- New Hayen " Re's-
ter. . v -. '-us p"" i .;
Hr Kearney will not: be severe, Peisons
who have merely saved their money and
not come by it dishonestly, will be permit
ted to select their Own lamp-post
The native ParMamTue stifl 'pozz'e to
unders'and why all the Americans who at
tend their great international exposition
this summer call it the
"centenniaV J
Hawkey e.
A contemporary says : "We owe Eng-
land $5,500,000." Good gracious, man ?
Why don't you get out oi me newspaper
business and become an Indian ageat? Tfou 1
will never be able to Day your debts until
you do. Sorristown Herald.
Female bathers at Long Branch are said
to wear masks to conceal their features.
We are afraid they fasten them tcp high up
to achieve complete success, or else make
a mistake as te what constitute their fea'
ture3 Washington Post. . ?
An old gentleman "has just cied in Illi
nois who held the office of postmaster in a
small town for more than thirty years. He
said he thought be might haye worried
through another summer if there hadn't
been 6o many postal-cards to read. Wash
ington Post.
The Board of State Canvassers,
IRaleigh News, 23rd.
This board met yesterday at 10
o'clock, in the House of Commons
the Governor. Secretary of State, and
IUm
K Conkling and u w iamDetn aptea
as secretaries. Tbe Attorn ey-lieneral
was absent on account of sickness.
The board began work by calling the
roll of counties in alphabetical order.
This was done by the Secretary of
State. Tbe certificates of election are
those signed by the board of canvas
sers of each county. These were care
fully examined to see that they were
perfectly correct.
The following is the tolal vote for
judges and solicitors :
WNH Smith, 128,360; Thomas S
Ashe, 128,040 ; John H Dillard, 127,
745 ; Jesse F Graves, 122,674 ; Alphon
so C Avery, 122,952 ; James 0 L Gud
ger, 106,253 ; Wm M Cocke, 31,502.
First district solicitor Jas P Whed
bee, 8,197 ; Cyrus W Grandy, 9,488. i
, Second district, solicitor Fabius H
Busbee, 11,722 ; James H Collins, 17,'-
545. 1
Third district solicitor Swift Gallo
way; 17,549.
Fourth district solicitor James D
Mclver, 13,974. , , ,
Fifth district solicitor Frederick N
Strudwick, 16,130; B I Howse, 8,905; ;
'i Sixth district solicitor-rtWm 'J Mont
gomery, 11,696, . .
Seventh district eolicitorfos Dob
sori; 8,577. "
-. Eighth district solicitor Joseph H
Adams, 9,921.
Ninth district solicitor Garland S
Ferguson, 7,090; Marcus Erwin, 3,464. ,
SCATTERINQ VOTES.
Froint tbe Raleigh Observer
For Chief Justice George Davis, 1;
Thomas Euffin, 1; David Schenck, 16;
WPBynum,12; M E Manley, 2; Geo
Green, cl; Geo ; Claypool, 1; flhomas
Settle, 8; W F Green, 1; Samuel H
Webb, 2. '
For Associate Justiee3Thos Buflin,
2; Gea V Strong if E G Reade, 8; W P
Byrium, 2: B Moore, 1; AS Seymour,
6; Samuel C Windley, 1; S W Jones, 1;
W T Faircloth, 1: B P Buxton, 2; W A
Moore, t; Cicero Berry, 2; M E Manly,
1; S F Nash, 1.
ForSuperior Court Judges Seventh
district Thomas F iVilson, 1; Tbos J
Wilson, 26; John. M Clements, 1; Jack
Shove, 1. . r; - -
,Eighth district G JN 'olK, l; m l
M 4'urcnes,. i; r xx
Howard, 1.
:5nM4:E
H Cannon. 40: A
For Solicitor JJ irs district ieo a
Sparrow, 2;F Vaughn. a; W Bhaw, h
Second district i-Wm H Johnson, lj
Dossey Battle, 1; W H Day, 88; Willis
Bagley, 1: J J Martin, 1. 7
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Third district J D Stanford, 4.
Fourth district W ;I Norment, 8;
tlas Gilbert, 1; James E Shepprdi 1;
11 Cocke, 131.
r ii wi Mioixiww i. w .vui - - r
' oixtn aiSincs--J? ranis, je uru, Wi .
efirCal Grier.1 14: R StarnesVlS.
1 Seventh diatHctA H Joyce; Sli T; J
-.-. r cr'nTAU'ir -ti. r 1-Wil.nn !
rzruis Ti tavi ha, Viru r.
m 111 VJlUUUi J. V'UU puv wa
Massy,. 5; P Q.Wmiamsfl2. , ; s
'E'lghtQ district-E Z Linney, Al.
"NTinfK diatrir.t CM McLeod. 1. 1
''The vbte for Jn'o H Diftard in JactUcatatognePPy tD tha BecretarV of tiie Paa-
son,
T A theladditionr-hich-ahouki have been
766. in the abstract Jexuni t w iwas
counted to,' as trie Doara oaa Don
hrtod, endf elewnl oti
doughnuta, mumps, and grtddle eases ' of
every kind are always possible i& every U-
DIB UI Wiusvwre; . vi..nv.. ;
;,:...: BILL ASP'S SUNDAY CHAT .
Pulling Fodder Some Insects Good Fodder Pull-
t.r ers xeb Vance's 8aece;'
:'l Bill Arp to the Atlanta Constitution
- PULLING FODDER.
Of all the months in the year, Au
gust ia , the moBt unsatisfactory. It
ain't Bummer and it ain't fall. If it's
Cii ' r , t j i i
"w,?.u u iu.S 6uu, i uUU inow
if unless it s for noor folks to null fod
der ana ncn ioiks io go io me springs.
T) nn it1! Artt It'a ml ,A J .
It'n "wet and it's dry. It's hot and damp
and 'chilly; The' woods look heavy and
dull. The corn is a dingy green, and
the rag weeds which cover the wheat
fields have gone to seed and look sick
ly and sanctified. Almost every day
there is & shower, and then a blistering
sun, and the steam that foil era takes all
the starch out of a man and bis beast.
The curse, of Adam oozes out at every
pore all day and . by night-time the
dumb ager cornea along and shakes you
up a few, and nex.t, smornin' you ;feel
like you haven'jt been to bed, the chil
dren have got the epizoot and it takes
adozenhankerchiefa a day for 'em, and
everybody is cross,, and the quinine is
out, and the bread won't, rise, and the
hogs git in the garden, and everything
goes wrong and nobody knows who
done it.
SOME INSECTS.
Well, the boys have been pullin' a
little fodder just to see how the busi
nees worked upon the muscles, and they
cutti i home, salty and chaffy and mad.
On'f,6f 'em got stung with adeyil's pack
saddle) and the other cut his hand with
a fodder blade, and now they say it
damages the corn to strip it and it is
too high to null, and what thev do null
will all be ruined before it's cured, and
jf they must pull they. want some buck-
alrtn olnvpa t.n nnll in
I wonder if Harris ever saw a Daek-
HaddlP. Well, ita an mittv as a rainhnw
just like most all of the devil s contriv
ances, and when you crowd One of 'em
on a fodder-blade you'd think that forty
yaller jackets had stung you all in a
bunch and with malice aforethought.
And there's the devil's racehorse which
f lies around about this time and, Uncle
sam says, chaws tobakker like a gen
tlemen and i he spit in your eyes youd
go blind in a half a second. And one
day he showed me the devil's darning
needle which winds up the old feller's
sfockins, ; and the devil's snuff box
which explodes when you mash it and
one ounce of the stuff inside will kill
a sound mule before he can lay down.
Then there's some flowers that he wears
in his button hole called the devil's
shoestring and the devil in the bush,
but his chief instruments on this mun
dane sphere are called the devil's Ad
vocates. Accordin' to the book they
used to be officers of the Spanish in
quisition who were hired to go about
and slander heretics. They got so
much attached to the bisness that
although the inquisition and the here
tics are dead they are keeping it up
without pay by slanderin anybody
and everybody that ge's in the devil's
way.
GOOD FODDER PULLERS.
Well, I believe in fodder. Ramey
says it is the very best ruflhess in the
world, and there's nothing better for
a milk cow, and I've wished a heap
of times that some Yankee would in
vent a macheen to pull it, and tie it,
and hang it up on the corn. It s an
awful long and stretchy bisness. The
boys experimented a little on stilts like
they used, to play circus, but the
ground was too soft.. Une leg would
run down a foot, and a trying to pull
her out, they would fall around gener
ally and break down all the corn in
ten feet of 'em. " I 'wish I had about
five good hands about - seven feet high
apiece lust for this partikler bisness
It's just what some of these tall saplins
was made for. but they don t know it.
ThereVmy frend Harris, of the Home
Courier, would make a splendid nana ;
and there's Judge Bleckley and-' Gov
Brown, and friend Hanks, and Bob
Pari, of the State of Dade. I'll invite
'em over to a free pulling. I would like
to see whtch one could stretch the
highest in my bottom corn, and watch
'em jump when a pack saddle struck
'em. Well, its an honest business though
aggravatin at times, and I expect most
evervbodv has done, things oi more
doubtful propriety. . ,.
ZEB VANCE
used to pull a heap of fodder when be
was lectioneering, and it paid, and I
thought may be a candidate would
come along soon and help us out. jxo
one-arm man need apply, for ne
couldent earn hisxations,' but may be
we'll find use for him after awhile. Its
a wonder to me that the Radicals don't
vote for Luster.for you see he couldent
hurt Conklm or anybody else very, pad
in a fight. If he diaent have nary arm
I know they would go for him, and
I've freauently thought what a mild, a
peaceable body Congress would be if all
their arms were off. But may be not,
for the devil will git into a man some-
fimoa ormi nr no n.rmn. unH I rftnknn
thev would go to hunchin and bnttin
OT0UI1d and paw dirt like tbe bulls of
Bashan. Don't you?
Yours,
1 - Bill Aep.
NEW r-LIVERY-STABLE.
IF you want first-class Carriages, Phsetcns,
Baggies or Saddle Jlorses, go to the New
Livery Stable.
If you want a Carriage and Baggage Wa
gon to meet arriving or departing trains, go
to the New Livery Stable, , ,
MC you want your horses well fed and well
groomed, go "to the New.Livery Stable. ,
ble prices- are our mono'.
CHAMBHRS (t CO-
:
TTNIVER8ITY OF VIRGINIA.-Session
V begias on tn Fintf Octofcr.aod con,
tinues nine months. -The institution is or
kj4 ? mm. giving
8tudenb;freercheice of studieavi with full
courses in tbe Scbeolftof the tAcademio De
nartment andin the 8ehools-f Law.. Med-
1 ininft'.Enffineerinc and:.' Aerricnltrrm For
l ui.a ,iaiBQwVaJUXif tbEatjlty,.
i3
' .mill' li-fo;uu,lWi.
jioation oftb.kind4li QqrjjguntrVi.towell
astbe cheapt. or,n agencyisndefo
. ; ;, ,.! , D tOTHBOP V CO.,
. . . muni JSOSlOn.
New Adyertisements.
WE HAVE
A List of a Thousand
Country Weeklies, in
which we can insert a one inch advertise
ment one year for two dolltrs and a quarter
a paper, or for the same price we can insert
mty two reacting notices (a new one every
week), averaging seven lines each. For list
of papers and other particulars, address
GEO. P. EOfELL & f 0 , 10 Spruce Street,
New Yo k.
VIRGINIA CLUSTER WHEAT.
The most prolific variety of Winter Wheat
ever known, and especially adapted to
Southern Culture. In some instances lone
knernel hes produced 100 full grown heads,
and products have benn obtained at the rate
of from 60 to 90 bushels per acre. Price
eight dollars per bushel, freight paid, and
make no charge for sacks. Send ttxnsp for
circular of testimonials. A gents wanted in
every county in North Carolina. Liberal
commissions allowed Address the General
Agents, E O DANIEL & CO, P O Pox 158,
Sing Sing, New York,
HI LBEMA.RLE FEMALE IN8TITTJTE,
A Charlottesville,' "Virginia. Twenty-sec
ond session (9 months), bepins October 1st.
Board, including washing, fuel and lights
and tuition in English, Latin, Greek and
French, two hundred dollars per session.
Music, Drawing and Painting equally low.
The Albemarle is the bot furnished Insti
tute in the South. New ten-pin Alleys,
new Bath Booms, and tbe strongest Chaly
beate Mineral Water in Virginia for pepils
free. Full Faculty, An escort furnished
three o. more pupils from the same point
free. For catalogues address
R H BAWLISGS, M A,. Presidt.
fiTmiTim w
i;np.wiiiirit
-ATrw4e4 i? Ccntennl.it Exposition for
Jfol fheiving qualities a-i excellence and lasting char
acter of sweetening and fiocairi xg. Tho bost tobacco
ever made. As our b'."3 strip traIo-TOk 53 ttoelr
Imitated on inferior froo-s, rog tbat Jckian Jlett la
on every plug. Sold ly r'-l dolors, Ebr::l Tnr samrlo,
W to C. A, JiCSSQS h d., Mfrt, Tetersburg, Va.
PIANO ORGAN
Grand Pianos, cost $1,600, only $425. Su
perb Grand Square Pianos, cost $1.1C0 onlv
$255. Elegant Upright Pianos, cost $800,
only $155. Newty!e Upright Pianos, $112.
50. Organs $35. Organs 12 stops, $72.50.
Church Organs, 18 stops, cost $390, only
$115. Elegant $375 Mirror Top Organs only
$105. Tremendous sacrifice to close out
present stock. New Steam Factory soon to
D ereciea, j ewspapers witn mucn infor
mation about co: t of Pianos and Organs.
sent free. Please address
DANIEL F. BE ITT Y, Washington, N, J.
lry A DAY to Agents canvassing for the
D I Fireside Visitor Termsand outfit free.
Address P O VICKERY, Augusta, Maine,
TELEPHONES
For Business Purposes, ours
excel a'l others in clearness and
volume of tonf Illustrated cir-.
cnlar and testimcnia's for 3 cts. Address J
R HOLCOMB, Mallet Creek. Ohio.
A BP I EF TREATIES ON PULMONARY
Diseases will be cent free to all appli-
eants. Address Q3CAR G MOSE3, 18 Cort-
landt street, New Yorfc.
T ELI ABLE Fire Insunrce is ofiered to
XV the public by C BURROUGHS.
111
T TAKE pleasure in infotming my frier.ds
1
that I will leaye CI arlotte on the 23rd June,
foi the Paris Expf sit'en, and expect to be
absen't three monihs During ny absence
my business will beunler tbe management
of my brother, Ambrose Fircbesser.
I trust that my friends will give the 'Im
perial" Saloon, during my temporary ab
sence, the patronage that they have so gen
erously' giyen me in the past, , . ',
Joseph Fischesser,
PROPRIETOR,
jun20 ; .
UNDERTAKING !
The undersigned is now prepared to
all orders for every class of Undertaking
Having on hand a lull assoitment of
Coins, Caste anil Burial Cases,
EQTH WCQ3 AND METALIC.
PRICES AS LOW AS ANY.
Heancs furnished if desirl4
' Furniture of every description repaired at
snort notice.
W. M. WILHELM,
Tryou St , Opposite M. & Ohurch,
june 20,
Real Estate, Mining
A.KD
Immigration Agency.
EOR selling, buying and renting Mines,
Land and Houses, and providing homes
in the Piedmont regions of North Carolina
and 8outh Carolina, and being connected
with the " SouTHKKir Record," circulated in
this country and ) urope twice a month, I
will advertise, fre e of cost, all 'farms and
mines, placed in my hands, for sale.
. THOS F DRAYTON,
ang9 Charlotte N. C.
T)RIME N. C FAMILY ROE AND
JL - Cupped Hemngs, on tsonsignment and
for sale low by
JNO. W. HALL & CO..
Trat" Street. Charlotte.. N
E
LLJOTT'8 FAMILY FLOUR,
Younta' .Family Flonr.
' Ramsonr's Family Flonr'
N C. Hams, Bacon, Meal, Hay, 8hucks,
sc., a specially.
i ... . . f ' jTOXJAMS. FINCfER.
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GROCERIES M-WHOLESALE:
-fivBnyi will find Itr tb their Interest to
examine our; stock oeJbr pnrcnasinr.1 !-l ,
tid vj.":ij '
'1! i 1
Tjuda street.
jrjaglpraiQXrPCd Vi-ii"i !
a Finv lof Conn try Cbicken's. E.1 On ions?
I Iriib;P?ilatsj weet Potatoes, J AcH Good
supply ot Coffee 6 pounds for OXBDOL-
1AK, at tbe cash more or '
iu!25 B N SMITH.
i Hi' mm mm
11111 LiillLlJU U11UUU
OUR ENTIRE STOCK?
OF
ILMJES' IpDWSIIillllEIFS,
Worth 50, 60, 75 and 90 cents, '
'' ' ' ' ' '''',' - ' .i.v ,A
Closing This Day at 25 cents each.
E. D.
A LARGE LINE
OF
ALL LUfH
Worth 20
Closing This Day at three for 25 cents.
E. D. LATTA & BRoi
EC0M1 M WMLf
By the 1st of September wew ill
tages Superior to any in the South. The
YorK purcliasmg our
JLTA-LLj
of Clothing, which will b9 of the very latest styles on the Market. He will also "
bring out a very superior line of Samples for our
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which we will make up to order at extremely low prioea, and guarantee, a per
fect fit or no Sale. " '-- ";:'! ' '
Our Mr. L. Berwanger being a practical Tailor of many years' Experience, af
fords the people of Charlotte and surrounding .country advantages equalled
only by New York or Baltimore. i
We can save customers ordering from
Our Piece Goods Department consists
Skins and Imperial Cloth from the best
Oall and be convinced, by examining
L. BERWANGER & BRO.,
FINE CLOTHIEBS AND TAILOBS, i - -'. , r
XATIOiTAL CLOTHING BAM,
CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE, H,
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Terms, per Day, ;
Table Board, per Month,
FIELD BROTHERS, Proprietors:
.
Being deerinintd fpkeep
ajshare of public patror age
augl
As
there is an tinprecedented prospect for good crops,; and
have Treason to expect a qood and prospercni ' business
as we
season :
I am buying
A V ER Y LARGE
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A nd Elegant
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The Goods are now ..art-mug daUv, vand b.peptembertlst
the "Wholesale Stock will be
. I bj September 10th, , .inI
r 1 d'
itliju:t Q's
Charlottf, August 19,
L. & B.-
CLLA1
! .! t
9
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beprepared to offer to the public advan
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