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THE ClURLOWEOBSERYEte IHK OBSERVER JOB DEPARTMEN i has been thorxmjhli ruppUed with every needed vant, end with the Latest Stylet of Type, and every manner of Job Work can now be ddne rih neatness, dispatch and cheapness. , We canfurnuh at short notice BLANKS, BILL HEADSi j LETTER HEADS, CARDSi ,., TAGS, RECEIPTS, POSTERS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 'n Daily, one yeat (postpaid) in advance.. J..$800! Six Months... .....L;........ 4 Oft Three Months.:. -U .....s' 2 00 Que Month.L..'. ................... 75, WEEKLY EDITION. "-' WeeHy (in tAe county) in adanciU.,.$2 00 Out of the anirtiy,postpaid...Z....v....:.. 2 10 Six Months. 1 00 jEir Liberal reductions for clubs.' &;' ' PROGRAMMES. SAND BILLS PAMPHLETS, CHECKS, fc ... - vnr.:"YiT; , , tot a tit jvpitf! w n prtiiav ArrnrrGT ibq vn tuirf '. " 'r - " ''....: IVrrwnti '"J""u" -u . . ( . , , , ' L "t I TO C7: v I1 "'!.. It is with pleasure, we announce the purchase of our lai i i i i i : Ilk I I K V I II II II 1W r fAUU w ,..,;w..w-;' ';-"V..i 1 It M V V Wvi Much of this season Prepared tboiinducements, even S -OhmW4-f,8i, " V Villi What strong and complicate machinery !, .., , w pai sQaaen and precipitate eitremea ; . .Man's judgment and his vision mtttt bekeen. or-be.-! -';tii. ,.i - . . , . -Will vhesitate, to ronse ; thee from thy j ;r;dream-;' ', .:. . s : A rngKed school . ( -t V;, J Trained, thyjfyeat quadriceps extensor i o dusc a Keg oi nails, aick down a fence, rf 1 . . .. : i i . --' it has, al ready rjrived, andour arrangements for 'a DusmesSiWiij be complete bV fcseDtember ist.. GREATER THAN HERETOFORE, WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR IMMENSE PURCHASE. 27 BURGESS NICHOLS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL 8KALIB IB ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, BEDDING, &a At FLL LINB or CHEAP BED8TEADb, LOUNGE8, PARLOR A CHAMBER SUITS. COFFINS of all KTND8 on HAND. No. 5. West Trade St., .CHARLOTTE, N. 0 RTNE ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, JUST ARRIVED. CALL AND SEE THEM. jan3 . ' VIA ! PORTSBOlITIJa. RALEIGH, .HAMUT.aii CHARLOTTE J. C, As QUICK and RELIABLE as any Freignt Ronte between RALEIGH, PORTSMOUTH, NORFOLK, ALL EASTERN CITIES AND ALL POINT3 SOUTH Espress Freight Trains, CLOSE CONNECTIONS, PROMPT AND CAREFUL DELIVERIES GUARANTEED. on $$i&Mmzm&ijWZtW i W tlelloof of itSliir . W mica - TKo rrifMififiAnt.ifin a a tn tlio noil I : . '" !. . ' . . '. t)f districts ia made to meet the neces- I W H H A V H. "8i2rrTT??81u?a flitnfiinnoH W the r.hanA in fWI V."H "4.! -V1 Country Weekhea. in ' Life a man, oh mnle. ;',: ,Fayj mule, . , v;,; Thou was't not always th.ua insoluble, : Insensate to a kindlv touch or -word -f JNo)t always have thy accents, loud'itnd VoJu- Man's fearfcil IhearC withldreadful terror . . stirred, .j.ia.a: i. a - r.: :.- i - .-..( I Has your harsh rule t ' Always impelled. titm, with emotions fleet, To fly the fondling ofthy latter feet? Say,' gentle mcle ? : , Speak, mule ; Why did'st thou, with intense vitality, Lift through the hingeleea roof of yonder i shed.. . s.. J A man, an earth born child of immortality, Because he, passed thee with incautious tread? He was no fool, That base born, soulless mules should kick him. No ; He was a scho:ar : an A. M , a Ph. D. : a . D.-Vht! 'l Whoa, mule '!! 1 ; -J j j i i i . Brlmgton Howheye. sity; occasioned by the change in the judicial districts, reducing the number from 12 to 9. The tollowiDg are the changes made : ? 'Ordered, that appeals to the Supreme- Cpurt be called at the next term and until otherwise provided, as . follows : 'Firat week, first district : aep.nnd and third weeks, third, fourth end fifth U RG NIA CLUSTER ViHEflT. th wppks sixth I j-iT-. '--.r which we can insert a one inch advertise ment one year for two dollars and a quarter a paper, or for the same price we can insert miy-two reaarog notices (a new one every week), averaging seven lines each. ; For list of papers and other articular, address GEO. P. ROW ELL fcCO,, JO Spruce Btreet; New York. , ' , . r: ... f OTJR ENTIRE STOCK OBSEKVATIOTVS. For full in'ormation, Tariff-, &c , apply to FINCH, inch 26 Southwestern Agent, Charlotte, N. C. They don't say Bismarck has a bull neck. It's only "massiye." If Capt Bogardns goes to heaven and finds William Tell theie,"ae says Be shall chal lenge him immediately. If he says "will j on all come and take a drink ?" whether he speaks to one individ ual or a di zen, he is Jrom Louisville. Ind. Herald. The great enemy of the East is the man who went that way with part cf bis money in Mexican and trade dollars. He comes back spelling money power with : a big M and a big"P, and "Vengeance" written all over his American heart. Since the death of poor Montague, George Rignold is without a rival. The attentions of the fair sex can now concentrate on bluff King Hanyand George will become vainer and more giyen to turgescency than ever. One of the old blue laws of Connecticut said : "No one shall run on the Sabbath- day, except reverently." Imagine a man just out of church pursuing a flying hat reverently before a high wind, and in the presence of an interested congregation ! Hendricks is fifty-eight; Thurman is six ty-six ; Hendricks walks the floor of the , Ocean house at Newport with the speed of a boy. He is alert and just a little sloucby: Thurman is slower, and when indignant speaks more deliberately. Bereaved relatives, who send in a lengthy and very flittering piece of obituary poetry, ask : "Do you tnink we could add any- thirg more?" Yes, you might add a five dollar bill as a guarantee of good faith. Rome Sentinel. We attempted to say in an editorial Sat urday what we will say now, that "we have listened to mule drivers who, in the use of slang, to say nothing of profanity, far sur passed Kearney, and yet they neyer dream ed of getting $150 a night for it." Sarato-gian. -IN THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS. Something About Their Enforcement in North western North Carolina. UT IES 3" IE T? HJ IE Tfg -AT K. G . ROGERS' i - WA. RE-R O O MG8 NEXT TO P0ST0FFICE. ' ft. ' . ; ;' Sttesvue, N C, August 28. Editor Charlotte Observer I have just returned from Yadkin county, where-1 have been a witness to and participant in the operations of Collector Mptt'a force of special depu ties, in charge of Captain Abram Bry an, against illicit distillers. And I must ear that it is not possible tor any set of . men to execute the laws, under the existingcircumstances, .more, efltt ciently ot arnanely than? they did. We found in a section of the county, about 16 miles long and 8 wide, 39 houses which had been used for illicit distilline. and with a few exceptions their contents had been captured ana destroyed twice, and some even three times before. Fifteen of these we touna either to be in full blast, or very re cently in operation. ;The distiller, trusting more to nis heels than his arms, fled instanter, leaving the work of demolition to go on without his as sistance. Although we found it almost impossible to get anyone in that sec- tipn to give us any lniorrnauon con cerning them, I am loth to believe that their operations meet tne approbation of the entire community. It is a noto rious fact that wherever illicit distilling olirainda ther vnn find thA most Thv D R U G C I S T A N D C ' Hi EM J;S J, mJ3!tXu,TtZ ine instance; Ten years ago there was xt 1: J.-5-! J'A',.Hil'3i1LlliA- ru r2.x;rkf ip)i'JA0 .n',A 1 hb.illicit distillinfir-in-it, : and the peo- ViOW Oners lO ine iraue a iuu Biwua O i.';r Ul a wP.rAnrn8nrnu8 kino then thev i- TT 5 llrtiUiiniitf : ' , . . j-j KAJijiiw sxyixcypiiu .srf-j vy-" i nave conamencea ana Deen engagea in nW ttoiri (wA 'lVrtVr Ttwiihfis' 1 iti. and wefind there just the reverse. .ft-1 fL ill k. mwM niMMu. -M-M m uuiiuvi , MY SrobK:iS, VERY LARGE AND EMBRACES A FULL LINE OF. Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room and Q0e Famitnre. All Goods Packed Free of; Charge. districts : fourth and fifth weeks, sixth. seventh and eighth districts ; sixth and seventh weeks, ninth and second dis tricts. 'The districts will be taken up in the order above named, and' one i m m edi ately after tbe other ; and cases not called at the times specified, will go to the foot of the ' docket, to be called again. "No book of the library will be al lowed to be taken out, except by spe cial permission of the clerk, for use be fore some court in session, or referee, and the North Carolina reports, digests, and statutes will not be allowed to be withdrawn at all." Though the first district is assigned the first week, yet appeals therefrom will not be called until Wednesday of that week, as Monday and Tuesday will be devoted to the examination of ap plicants for license to practice law. The assembling and organization . of this court, as at present constituted, will mark a new and long and earnest ly looked for era in our State history. Composed, as it is, of jurists of emi nent ability and gentlemen of exalted personal character, it will not disap point the high expectations of the pro fession and of the people. Elected without opposition, and thus placed beyond the reach of partisan bias, it has before it a career of great useful; nees one that will redound to ttfe honor alike .of the judiciary and the State. IMPRISONED HIS OWN TOMB. The Late William Niblo's Accidental Night in Greenwood Cemetery. New York Mercury. About fifteen years ago the late William Niblo, of Niblo's Garden, built a handsome tomb in Greenwood Ceme tery. He expended a great deal of money upon it, and it naturally be came one of the attractions of that pensive resort. Among the eccentrici ties of the veteran manager was that of visiting this tomb on sultry summer afternoons, and sitting there, novel in hand, until the shadowing of the grand path before the door showed him that evening was near. One day Mr Niblo passed through the lodge gate as usual, saluted the attendant in his customary courtly style, and wandered away. JThat night Mr Niblo did not return to his home in this city. Nothing was thought of it as he had such a number of friends whom he might visit and re main until late, but when the morn ing showed the room unoccupied and the bed Undisturbed, then alarm seiz ed the household. Search was made : the clubs, the places of public resort, the theatres all were visited. He had not been there the night previous. Then one remembered the visits to the Greenwood tomb. When those who were searching for William Miblo reached the gate of the cemetery they were met by the man in charge. He remembered that Niblo had been there so many days before that it had become a s custom. What was the matter? Mr Niblo lost? "Come to think of it. I didn't see him go out of here when I locked up. He must be in the tomb." The tomb has an ornamental door let into the solid rock surroundings. It is massive, thick, uninviting and seems iust the aperture for a perpetual home of the dead. Beyond it is an airy apartment, in which the sunlight filters. When Mr William Niblo en tered his favorite resting place that summer afternoon so long ago, he sat in his accustomed seat, opened his book and fell to reading. The wind rose, the vault was filled with air until a propulsive force was generated, and then suddenly there came a short, sharp click, with semi-darkness after it. Mr Niblo was shut in. The vault door had sprung to. He was found sitting composed in the tomb, and by no means so much aeitated as was any one of those who were looking for him. He explained the accident, his shrieks for assistance, arid then the relapse into a calm and philosophical consideration of the circumstances. He knew that no one could hear him call, but he felt that the active brains of his friends would seek him out, and that sooner or later he would be liberated. The most prolific variety of iWinter. Wheat., ever known,, and especially adapted toy! Boutnern inuiure. in some instances onei knemel has produced 100 full crown heads. and products have been obtained at the rate of from 60 to 90 bushels per acre. Price 1 eight dollars per bushel, freight paid, and make no charge for sacks. Bend stamp for circular of testimonials. Agents wanted in every county in North Carolina. Liberal commissions allowed Address the General Agents, E O DANIEL & CO. P O Box 158. Sing Sing, New York. Worth 50, 60, 75 and 90 cents, Closing This Day at 25 cents each, E. D. L. & B.- ALBEMARLE. FEMALE INSTITUTE, XL Charlottesville, Virginia. LBEMARLH Twenty-sec ond session (y montns), begins 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 best furnished Insti tute in the South. New ten-pin Alleys, new Bath Rooms, and the strongest Chaly beate Mineral Water in Virginia for pspils free. Full Faculty. An escort furnished three o: more pupils from the same point free. For catalogues address R H RAWLING8, M A, President. A LARGE LINE OF STOTLsoVflA'Y ChsiinibMdToliacco fiae chewing qvalttUt and ereeHene and lofting -ckar- tuter of twaaenuig ana Jiavortng. loo ix erer made. As oar tlr.o strip trde-mark Is closely imitated on inferior goods, too that Jack-son's Best ia on erery plug. Sold fcy nil dsalers. Send for sample. wee, to u. A. Jackson & CO., iitrs., rctersDurg, va. PIANO ooTc e, t ORGAN Grand Pianos, cost $1,600, only $425. Su perb Grand Square Pianos, cost $1,1C0 only $255. Elegant Upright Pianos, cost $800, only $155. New Style Upright Pianos. $112. 60. Organs $35. Organs 12 stops, $72.50. Church Organs, 16 stops, cost $390, only $115. E legant $375 Mirror Top Organs on ly $105. Tremendous sacrifice to close out present stock. New 8team Factory soon to be erected, Newspapers with much infor mation about co: t of Pianos and Organs. sent free. Please address DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, N. J. &rv A DAY to Agents canvassing for the Vl Fireside Visitor. Termsand outfit free. Address P 0 VICKERY, Augusta, Maine, TELEPHONES For Business Purposes, ours excel all others in clearness and volume of tone. Illustrated cir cular and testimonials for 3 eta. Address J R HOLCOMB, Mallet Creek, Ohio. Mli MH CdDILILMS, t ' ' ' Worth 20 cents each, Closing This Day at three for 25 cents. j. E. D. LATTA & EWNOIIX AS WJEAlLfl! BRIEF TREATIES ON PULMONARY Diseases will be sent free to all appli cants. Address 03CAR G MOSES, 18 Cort landt street, New York. A By the 1st of September wewill beprepared to offer to the public advan tages Superior to any in the South. The senior partner of our firm is in New York purchasing our FALL STOCK! of Clothing, which will be of the very latest styles on the Market. He will also bring out a very superior line of Samples for our u T ELI ABLE Fire Insurance is ofiered to IV the public by J C BURROUGHS. OOOTJ o u u Dss, o ou u ooo uu USSSRTTTT oo mm mm s o o o oo OMMMM OM MM M OM M M M M M DDD EKKPPP D D E P P RKR TTTT MM MM EEBNN NTTTT R R T MMMM R NN N T D D EE PPP A A RRR T M MM M KB N N N T D DR P AAA R RT MMMR N NN T DDD ERRP A AR R T M M M KEEN UN T MPHL L i. J TAKE pleasure in informing my friends that I will leaye Charlotte on the 23rd June, foi the Paris Exposition, and expect to be absent three months. During my absence my business will be under the management of my brother, Ambrose Fischesser. I trust that my friends will give the ''Im- perial" Saloon, during my temporary ab sence, tne patronage that they nave so gen erously giyen me in the past. Joseph Fischesser, which we will make up to order at extremely low prices, and guarantee a per fect nr 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. . , We can save customers ordering from us from $10 to $15 on a suit. Our Piece Goods Department consists f the best Imported Cassimeres, Doe Skins and Imperial Cloth from the best manufacturers in the World. Call and be convinced, by examining our goods and prices. L. BERWANGER & BRO., FINE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, RATIONAL CLOTBING HALL, CHARLOTTE HOTEL, jun20 PROPRIETOR. CHARLOTTE, N. C, UNDERTAKING ! The undersigned is now prepared to fill all orders for every class of Undertaking Having on hand a lull assortment of Koffins, Carets, ani Burial Cases, BOTH WCOD AND METALIO. PRICES AS LOW; AS ANY. Terms, per Day, - - Table Board, per Month, $.2.00 16.00 junll Ur. 'JT. BSC; EIc ColoanJ'Eiislish Select 8inces Soap; EngUslirenciLiiid Aerjca: r'1 ' sib tut- Jarefallr vpiepated M all hours' bothi night ind ; 4aK,at sen fi!'' i i - I 1 'lj lit I f t , a. i J J ah IE i V I i(iv." . ' Columbia Register. The Two Orators Now of South Carolina are O'Connor and Youmans. The first is a candidate for Congress from the old Charleston district, and the other is the Attorney General of the State. The eloquence of the one is like sheet lightning on a summer evening playing amid the clouds; , and that of the other like the aurora boreahs shoo tine ita corruscations up toward the zenith. Both, we believe, read law under the direction of the late Edmund Rhett. Both are of about the same age and in the prime of life. The one a few years atro electrified a National Democratic convention.-and the other has lately carried away a. Boston audience. Both are from the old district of iteaufbrt the one from the salt marshes and the other from the pine hills. They are both well ! educated ; the one being a graduate of St Mary's College, Mary Hearses furnished if desired, Furniture of every desctiption repaired at short notice. june 20. W. M. WILHELM, Tryon St., Opposite M. E. Church, Real Estate, Mining Immigration Agency. FIELD BROTHERS, Proprietors. J5T Being determined to keep a First-Class House, we respectfully solicit a 'share of public patronage. " J T JULIAN, Superintendent. BEN KIMBALL, Clerk. augl ERIEND8 AND J JKt ;T: BXJTLERS I mention these circumstances to call your attention to the good to the State Which the cress and public opinion Icould do in co-operating to suppress this traffic. Witnout tneir co-opera tion there is no other. course left but a destruction; f the property so hsed, and. a vigilant prosecution of the ;vio- laitors of the laws, if you see nt to use this communication in your paper you arerat liberty to doso IJ Ii ' ' iTharikinfir von for the spirit in which ybu have already noticed this matte; 1 Hand, and the other ta graduate of the t Vcnr?ri .vmira t.riiiv'i ; " I Kanth Carolina Coilese. JtJotn nave ai . ..u..lij.......-4, . , . ... iir . ..ll. x. t. . : . .j 1 ' " wf m liTTAPMATf. 1 wonaeriui commanu o lanaruace, anu ' "!.'R6vehde!Aeent. I both are, gifted -with, great poyer of 9t: 1 ft- -M 1: - bit- OR selling, buying and renting Mines, Land and Houses, and providing homes in the Piedmont regions of North Carolina and South Carolina, and being connected with the "SorjTHiES Ricobd," circulated in this country and r urope twice a month, 1 1 t a l j j t" will advertise, free of cost, all farms and I ao wc nave icaevu tu caucuv a vwu auu uiubuciuud uiwiucbo mines, piacea in my nanas, ior saie. lUOB JT UKAYTUW, aug9 Charlotte, N. C. As there is an unprecedented prospect for good crops, and season 'T I am buying ! i 'II') 'IVJfi' "'If I o i. I. The e New Supreme Court.; f!' 'J'fiUf Store1 and ,i 'irf out I'lJilW, en& - -f.r n -.v Kimt i') i-r ill.. iM'i-i lt -' - ti I memory Both were true to the State I in the dav'of bei agony', and each is now reaping his "well done", , , , .boviaosH taul 1; J u J. .ur. i. .... .. t iff v jj, tx .'.jvj ,pi(:Jsl Wis" ) v , . ' nr7' a vnU Vvr vir j '-I Raleigh News, 28th.., a v f j Comniisslon6 were issued" yesterday from the executive office to Chief Jus tice W "N H Smitn, and Associate Jus tinea John H Dillard . and nThom as S Anhfi - 1 These officials all tookitti.ei:oath ofi Wffiftfl in the morning. The oath wasf administered jr Jadgg AS S'Seym&ur, kf fVio Hnnerior Court to the chief ius- ri nath to Justices Dillard. and Ashe. 1 The three iusticea! meti eoon jaftet ihir installation' into offiee. The on- , I S i ill V i ! ! . I ? I To all who are suttenne from the errors and Indiscretions of. youth, neryops .weak ness, early decay, loss pf manhood, &cvI win nena a recemt tnat wui cure von. f juuui OF CHARGE:1 This .great remedy was dis- coverea Dy b missionary in oouin America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the BEY jVtiwex. t us uajx, ecanon u.uiDieiiome, NewyorkOty. s,jj , aaaySO riw; tf t TIRIMB N. C FAMILY - ROE AND J. Clipped Herrings, on consignment and. Jor sale low by , ' i' ' TraC Street. Charlotte. N "C'LLIOTT'S FAMILY FLOUR, Younts' Family Flour. Itamsdur's Family Flonr ; N. C Hams, Bacon, Meal, Hay; Shacks, Ac, a specialty' ' ' 11 .. J Y . , - WILLIAMS 3S JTIfHUli.lt.; , mch28 jritii '.i:'!. ''1" GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE. j Buyers will, find it to their intereetj tQ examine our stock before purchasing. A VERY And Elegant Stock for this JalL W W WH H OO L Oh W WW WH HO OL E WWWW HHHO. OL . EE ww ww a. uu oij k W .W! H, H OO IXXXSBB V'-i ' ' .i hi; i ' (".. ... JCEB oSSa A L EES AA L B A A It . EB A I. K ALUXBEB a A AAA a jl i E KB TTTT A I BR T AA I RRB KB . T A A I Bi KB T AAA I ft BtSB T A Al ' i I t iYOri Fe8 Simple, Deeds, most ap JJJ' proved form, j ust printed and r sale at the ' i OBSERVER OFFICE. - examine . i A -I Ml J W HALL A CO. r.-i pra,!,, street,5 nHOICE FRESH: BUTTER.' i : Fine lot Country Chickens, Eggs, Onions, Irith Potatoes. Sweet' Potatoes, - Ac. Good supply Pf :Coffee pounds for ONE DOL- T. A 1L At tn rjanh Store tof J'U Jw So t ijnias.-K.b i B N:8MrTH,l icKailotte, Anguat idi'4 ! 53?he .(foods' are 'now, arriving daily, and by SepteniDer 1st tlie "Wholesale Stock will be complete ; and the Retail Stock, yf SepteinljelOth.. ' ' I V;'V " ' A" A-fft JJ . t"" -'ji.. -o idt.
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