4
ADDRESS
To the Jtemocratic-Conservative Pari JTftf tKotth;
. Carolinn.
;: ;;;.- .iU-JO- clV-Hi j
Thrt State executive committee con
gratulates the .eJBqcrattCrqQpserYative.
party oi JNorxu ijiu. uuiia uuu mo ic
sult of the recent congressional elec
tions; at the v North. These elections
clearly indicate three things which are
of consequence to us3vEirst,:ihat j thei
people of this country. aie ,; dissatisfied
with the Republican party and axe ,,un-,
willing for the Republican leaders to
afflict us longer with their ruinous
mnaarirftii
ana irauauienc practices.
Second, that the Nationals do not meet
with zonular favor, and. as a separate
organization, have utterly failed to im
press themselves upon the country , jand
astly, that the star of the Democratic
narf v is still in the ascendant, and the
people are looking to that party as the
niv ntifl nanahle of restorinsr "prosper!
ity to the Country, and able to adminis
ter the government on those constitu
tional and just principles, which are
essential alike' to 'liappiness of our
citizens and td the perpetuity of -our in
stitutions. Thus, in the elections held
in eight States the Republicans have
lost twelve frjembers of Congress; the
National have elected 1 fotn? 'and the
Democrats -have- elected twenty-three,
and havd gairifedvten. '
These facts idemonstratelthat ik'Qi peo
pie intend :':tc; invest the( Demoera&d;
party with the full control of the na
tional government The Senate of the
next Congress will oe uemocratic uy a
considerable majority, and ik; is only
South to remain steadfast in their alle
giance to our organization, and our
triumph will be completa i :
It is for us to determine whether the
banner on which are incribed Recon
ciliation, Home Rule i and Financial
Reform shall trail in the dust, or shall
be borne on to victory.
Every consideration of interest, of
policy and of patriotism then urges us
to prepare immediately for the ap
proaching political struggle.
Be assured, fellow-citizens, that with
out preparation it will be impossible to
achieve success.
Let us not bv our apathy, our luke-
warmness and indifference postpone
thec accession to power of that party
which alone ; has been able to check
Republican corruption and to arrest the
progress of our government toward a
centralized despotism. j . : 14-'
Let us be steadfast in our devotion
to principle, true to our organization
and endeavor by every means to dis
countenance those independents and
disorganizes who oppose our worthy-standard-bearers,
freely and fairly cho
sen by the Democratic party in conven
tion assembled.
In particular we desire to repeat
what we have so often urged the ne
cessity of thorough local organization.
It is the township committees who are
charged with the most important of all
party duties. To them is committed;
the duty of supervising the election,
find devising means to bring out every
Democratic voter to the polls.. They
ought to meet frequently, and advise
and take counsel together how best to
prompt the, fortunes of that party on
whose success depends so largely the
prosperity of themselves and of their
ppsterity. In every township, in every
neighborhood, there ought to be ai-
pointed a committee of active, efficient
and prudent party men, who will under-'
take to see that every Democrat in the
Erecint comes to the polls and casts his
allot for our nominee. "We therefore
urge this upon the township com
mittees; and if in any township it is ne
glected, we appeal to our Democratic
friends there to send their conveyances
for all their neighbors who otherwise
might not attend the polls.
Let it be clearly, understood in every
locality that he who fails to vote for our
nominee, gives half a vote to the Re
publican, party, and that the, Conserva
tive who casts his ballot for an inde-
gendent is taking the surest means to
reak up and destroy : the only party
which can give relief to our afflicted
country. We warn ourfellow-citizens
that great ends cannot be accomplished
except at; the eost iOf j some inconve
nienceand often through the sacrifice
of our personal perferehce, and we ap
peal to every man who has the good of
the neoDle at heart to srive a portion of
one day to his country, and subordinat
ing his individual preferences, casthis
ballot for the nominee of the Conserva
tive party. For the Committee :
f; ;-!?' An Ashe, Ch'n.?
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NOT MUCH OF i 'VICTORY. '"'
The Leadni RepuMlcair Journal 'a the Rulk
From the New York Times.
Such are the principal results of Tues
day's work, and with these before the
country, it is marVeldus 'tnat Republi
can leaders . and . Repntdioan jour
n alists, can, 0 Drng, .abt.yicto-,
ry and pamtangtp,tlieiTOte;a proof that;
tne womof we eyii ishm. Wo State
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Yjfiiiuxi 11113 jepuuiicans nave AM , lillS
House, from the "three States 1ttf ifuesp
iion, mey wjii nave
next.
is past? ,0xt4king, :tf leillausenas f ar. as.
boast ihm!a3 though(ivgreafe trfrof
ClOOm Vj.r :ft: ii Whf: IW.- tWH.h Aha.
eiecTteaiiixnipanyaxiniijontym
DresentlT6yfe,7r1Tfvirtfdiv"ti'
membexsu .Iftit safe
fationseFarKlW
itvintheneYtHnnaA W. oo,.4,;i3iauiet section, oj
miiuiM,iiiMuiiacuy,)powerTuaitOi;iioia
J the combinsedi DiatSj'laMreri?.
11111 yirujj I A I um An T. . L.' . n . 1
"i in r yum imiwiiit'itt nrin ,1 .0
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Rome, Oeti
report inom--araw! McCloskey the
Vatican;is fekin2.meu4;esT)r7.a .very
consider, gvmwmwiJ&iUtil
ism in Amenca.i(jfi .BMiaijA jm A ir .0 .
"This dispatch," the RevTW
Glynn, pastor of . St. Stephen's Roman
Catholic church said, M&lf&&&tijip "is
essentially improbable, if not absurd.
' e PF6 of tli KbirfanCatholic
ChMchinWea.c4nolxbegr
It cajinot be forced by any sudden meas-
ures.
prd
the
hlirchi.
tnat art &mcniaew-mfiteii'rH'fi i,
London, Octo1
fi"?Jt -nepoew 01 tne
atyenicy.TestpMn'W'wisAA-"e
self.
uarenraiJtniv;-ttnTWtfifinrVrt Jirtfii r?,-ij
Koman- dUatboiiCa-.iJiTheii G
meri(wnaceaiedeav6i-f
- ment of eWibishopTic9;hbuiin'ot'tfor
- Cardinal MedoBket-.ha haj hwvt
... . wwmiwiuvA I IVUOMMI iL urn 11 n 11.11 wi 1 r v
- of the-CWui-ch! 1.idiMrntit.?Wa'
; iy this.tdegrawufjar wubA .worrA-iiu-rj a4
Ihe act;; w i"JJRSy vw
suffering
Hie -Productions and Operations of the OceJinpi
j Tte piinesj pfuce7abiit.4000 tons
of copper ore monthly, olAsrhich amount
about 2,000 tons of the richest ore is
smelted ,and,Tetoe.d;int copper, making
about 200,066' pounds of ingot copper,
which is sold in "New York command
frig the bigliestf marked Tates? The deep
est part or the mines is 800 feet. The
r vein is unusually' largenand productive;
being from 12 to 16 teet wide, of goad
ore; and appears to be inexhaustible.
t The smelting works 1 consist of ten
blast furnaces and one refining" fur--h&ce,
which ettires20,ooo Itydsheia o'C
eoaf and '800 -cordsf Jw6od!i to- supply
them. ' The 'company have built quite a
town around their works, consisting of
heat dwelling houses, store, warehouses,
church, school house, shops, &c and
mploy . from'1 325 to S50men immedi-
atelv on the works, and from 200 to 400
in cutting wood and burning coal and
'btfier outside' workAbOut $800,00aha9
been expended upon the permanent im
provements at the mines, and about
$300,000 is kept engaged in carrying on
the " business.' ; "What profits are made,
we were not . able to learn, as this is
kept secret, but it is supposed that
$150,000 would be a fair, estimate.
Messrs. S. S. & Jas. E. Clayton, of Balti
more, are supposed to be the 4 Jargest
owners, ijheirinteret being; esftmated
at one-third of the property. "
Col. Armueld in Surry.
HU'
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;' ,Tlie''Surryidelegates 'thought they
were, iibtifr&teaif dteMlke'sWI
convention. Great dissatisfaction was
expressed by them, and up to the time
Afr his speaches-t MtJ Airy; and ob-
son, there had been little abatement in
the feeling agamst the convention.
After his speech at Mt Airy and Dob
son, several -leading Democrats, and
among them some who were delegates
to the Wilkesboro convention, approach
ed liim and promised; their cordial sup-'
port. Mr. Brower, who lives in Surry
county, we are well assured, will receive
none of the Democratic support that
elected him to thW Seriate; - He will
not receive the full party vote of his
own party in the county. He was elec
ted to the Senate, his friends claim, as,
a Republican; arid tney1 refuse to sus
tain him in his desertion of the post
to which he has been assigned. They
say, too, that if elected to Congress he
might desert that post and aspire to the
presidency of the United States. He
is not to be trusted ..with higher honors. J
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Thiriy-One Young La4iB&ateaJaeltftVhtte Veil.
Baltimore, October 15 Thirty-one
young ladies were received as. novices
of the order of School Sisters of Notre
Dame at St. James church, on the corn
er of Aisquith and Eager .streets, this
morning. The ceremonies "were con
ducted by Rev. Henry Danenhauser,
rector of St.. James church, assisted by
several other priests. After the litany
ended the white veils, habits, were
blessed,, and the postulants advanced in
couples, to the- altar rail, where each re
ceived a crucifix from the hands of the
venerable Mother Theophiler. Next
folio wed the cutting of , the hair, em
blematic of a renunciation of the world,
after which the postulants advanced to
the foot of the altar and received the
habit and the articles of religious wear
ing apparel from the hands of the cele
brant. Among -the novices were six
young ladies from the city of New
York; nine from Rochester, N. Y.; one
from B.iviui.i, X. Y.; and one from
Philadelphia, the remaining. leing from
Baltimore and foreign countries.
Oliio Still a Stalwart Democratic State.
Vrom the Cincinnati Enquirer. 1 '
Tlie Democraey of Ohio send greeting
to their brethren thoughout the Union
that on Tuesday last they elected a ma
jority of the next congressional delega
tion from Ohio,and that to-day Ohio is the
peer in Democracy of ' any State north
of Mason and- Dixon's line. We have
a Democratic Governor, two United
oiares senators one ior tour years,
another for six years, from, : the 4tli o
March next. We have eleven member
of Congress, both branches of the Xegn
islature, all which has been secured, by
our financial policy in the past and
present. This not all. We have, by our1
financial policy placed the Republican,
party in a minority in the 1;tha State of
at least fifty thousand, which the
official vote will show. What Bor
could a State have ? This ' is " the
v j'etory the bank organs are boasting ofr
Canvass for the DanBiverCod Fields Railroad
Danville (Va.) News.
A postal card from . a. . correspondent
Qf the News, who is accompanying Maj.
Shtherlin and Col. Morehead in their
canvass along the route' of the proposed'
Dan River Coal Fields Railroad, has
just yeached tis . pP"ne:' gratifying
gentlemen named jja f &ti tit eeS
terprise .continue to be successful.- At
Madison a large croWdmettbJed' fayitear q
tnespeaking and a brass band enliven-
'hj i n -
cu,uie uucusiuii wiiuniusic.
From Mad
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Itf I. Ill-" VHSHni I Vl f-V TT'JTliriMT "
w v 1 I.WJUVAU 11UU AJ
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gg oceed to Danbury and to speak there.
.The 'people are becoming more and
1 more intereedican'vaa roeeeds
aniptne importance or tne enterpfwe is
brought to their attention and explain
ed. fti'Mt. .V:."!iivYJi'j'r;o.i .rms...tA-A
).t. Aiiotner Murder in Eas4ern North Carolina.
T1'T ' '
SJjeielaltothe'fiichmond Dteatoli4iJ'!il
i-rbhTtifler
ass
if co.untrv, nfa
oximost wiia e-jrcirmpnt. while ro
tfrtiing from fedenton Sunday night
Mi-uCaddy was,waylaidHthebighYfay
'and torn from Ins horse and killed.
e, ;body was found early yesterdav
JbLWiHilim
- jyner uo
1 1
p,q-f norriDiy mutilated. The murder
tooki placeabput; (m np&tek from
jEiucutuu. xiiere is no ciue to tne Tr-
iPetratOiramps are suspectedf MS:.
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tweeh 90 and lOQsigneeiBdjanJ
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cy, wpio have failed for the years 1874.
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flaimiallerxirt reminWr fiv sf TdvSII JNO.TBTTTT.inR
4h'abj(ktarY act relatrvw toniw.
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ordered liver.
he result of the-fiiffll
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vKUMuiess as n oiQgntwjw. There. is
aBdlBkeDtlcism. tako thn nltHno of
rwuujr oniy-mrow1 asrae
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and
wf;eiMis. ana ryme.Bo(a bfr-tJrsen'I Ai
P-reuex to certain.. Millions of
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LUDLOW, WRITES;
1 178 BAino Stbeet, Bbooklth, N. Y.,
November 14th, 1874.
it fi. STTBua3aftj,jr.ij'i imi. ..f uil iiw ot n,
Dear Sir From personal benefit received by its
tose, aa well as from personal knowledge of those
whose cores thereby have seemed almmi miitwn.
plotts, Iic&n most heartily and sincerely recommend
ui'i musriax wr uio wmuiamia wmcn TV 18 Claim
ed to cure. JAMES P. LUDLOW,
, . -T- Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church,
. Sacramento, Cat
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j VEGETINE.
SHE BESTS WELL.
South PorAND.UJtiOot. 11, 1878.
Mb. HI B. Stevens:
Dear Sir I have been sick two years with the
liver complaint, and during that time have taken a
great many different medicines, bat none of them
atTsffilatuWte
and relish my food. Can recommend the Tegetdik
for what It has done for me. Tours respectfully,
s MBS. ALBERT BICKER.
WItMoET,VASffif m ,faB
I GOOD FOB THE CHILDREN.
j ' ' 'bohtoihoms, 14 TnjaSTKKBT,
1 Boston, April, 187a
STvpB ,i n i.t.it lUH knu-.ihiM-
Dear Sir We feel that the children In our home
have-been greatly benefited by the VxajmsK you
haverso kindly given us froaa time to time ; espedal-
ir mose trouDiea mm tne SKrosujaL
" With respect
l - MBS.
.Pf fi friiiT
I REV. 0. T. WALKER, SAYS':
Proyidknck, R. L, 164 Transit Stbeet.
h. b. frmi'ZT. ,,A,.t.:;li,!1Jii.....
I feel bound to express with my signature the,
high value I place upon your Vkgktini. My fam
ily have used it for the last two years. In nervous
debility it Is lnvalutole, and (reeommepd f,U all
who may need an invigorating, renovating tonic.
i .. . .0,;T. WALKEBi
Formerly Pastor of Bowdoln-square churchvBoston.
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VEGETINE,, .; ;,
NOTHING EQUAJ A ,
SocTH.SAifBM, Mass, November 14, 1876.
Mr. H. R. Stevkns:
Dear Sir I have been troubled wIth'' Scrofula.1
Canker, and Liver Complaint for three years. Noth-
BOthtng equal to It for such complaints. Can heart
ily reeommend it to everybody. 1 Yours tauly,
Mbs. Lizzie M. Paciard,
Na 16 Legrange Street, South Salem, Mass."
: A WIWj. A A A
RECOMMEND IT HEARTILY.
8otrS BoOTQsc
Mr STKVKNR:
Dear Sir T have taken several 1 Dottles ' of 5 Voor
Yeoktime, and am convinced It Is a valuable ui
dy for Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint, and Qeamt
Debility of the system. I can heartily recommend
it to all sufferers from the above complaints.
. Yours respectfully, ... ,. ,.
Mrs. MTJNBOE PaBXEB.
.!;! 'on: i-.l.r.r;
VEGETINE
Prepared by
a B. STEVENS. BOSToITkaSSI.
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Vegetlne is Bold by all Uroes.
S
TOP AND. BEAD !
All forms of Kidney aralUMnacy diseases, Pains
in the Back, Sides and iiytm am positively cured by
Its effects aj. tody marvelous in Dropsy, Gravel,
Bright's disease, Seminal losses, Leucorrhcea and
lost vigor, my natter of how long standing tike ease
may be. foettive relief is had na from one to three
days.. o not. despair, hesitate of doubt, for K la
a sDeejtoc and never falls. It is purely a vegetable
nresation;;by its timely use thousands of cases
tb$f have been considered incurable by the most
eminent nhvslclans. have been nermanentlv cured.
B is also indorsed bv the reenlar nhrslcians and
'medical societies throughout the country, sold in
(Hwies at wo oouar eacn; or uiree Domes, wnicn
Ft enough to cure the most aggravated case, sent to
any address, on receipt of Five Dollars. Small
trial bottles one dollar each. All ontera to be aa
dressedto ., tl f. t t 1 frr
GBANT'S RESreBTJ M ANP OOMPATW; 5.
664 Main Street, Worcester, Mass,
luly 25-4m-d4w. v.'. ian Mji ! l" a j !
TTALE3,'1KBI0B,', 10 I'W!'-'
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELEKS.
We respectfully annonnce to oar friends anff tte
tmbiic generally, that our stock of Watches. Clocks
and JeweLiy la complete, which we expect 1 wtii
low for cash. Give ua a call before purchasing
Isewhere,s vie will make it to your advantage to
ao so.
. All kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neatly
repaired and warranted for twelve moRtha ;
oct 6 HALES & FAJtRIOB.
NO T. BUTLEB,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
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I would respttutrjr annoarVce to my friends' and
the public genendly that my STOCK is the Largest
la the State, and consists o
. ,riaw.-3i.'4V".t
1 or
A lit til W.l
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
Beth of Gents' and Ladles' Sizes, in Key and Stem
i .3u il.i ;w4n0Wl ( ah .r:iT..
'i'lLadles' Opera, Levlathlan and Guont Chains,
'Nedklaces.
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iiarge jstone and Plain 18 kant,joId Bings, In
Gold. Silver and Steel
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I All Goods sold by me are fully warranted aa rep
rtesented. GVINGriw,aa.iitibranohe, neatlr.taad
ptOmptly executed.
lir-iatliWlUtJiQllIi till .ffl ! a1'"A1 f'ili;
j " watcues, viocks ana oeweiry repairea ana war-
T XZ. "D-ra w eacn,-oesr
The highest price paid for Old Gold and saw
'- 26 sure to call on J. T. BUTLER, as there are
c"" uuuiuiHiPwu ueuu vuGU ' uBtpiaj on as
Hiirlai. mndn DUD aha l.nnu..a A w
Tc-'; r ' Oaalxtmtnm Brias4iOibea,i ;!
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SPECIAlr wmcie - . -
Ail Jobs left with me befahls,!r7lf,
A lav u j Ti ""t
. JNO. T. BUTLEB.
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Hflwires, vimauj ana jewelry. .a ml Hjii:aiHA
jyj LITCHTEN8TEIN,
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To my friends and patrons I would say, please
call as early as possible and make selections in or
der to enable me to secure' your choice before, the
goodsaraaokla&doatof.tM markelf.'bijt m m
sept 16.
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PBAcncix tailob;
;ftb 'Stofrs.1
ill fcijlTd 'Ji :ul ZLtiUH (t'itiil '?Vi
OwlngtotoeBthoroftbeWtwBlta
tore work very cheaps 'willViiato fine rtntt.fer
S10, Casslmere suits for S8. Pants of suits same
races. i guarantee au my worK; no m, no cnaige.
uive me a cau ana ne coavlnoed. i
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CHARLOTTE, C.
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B. J. HI MOADEN,
Dsoooiar Aifo caxMiar,
Now offers to the trade a full stock of
Lubli is Extracts and Colognes,
English Select Spices,
Colgate Honey and Glycerine Soap,
English, jTrench and
American Tooth Brushes.
H i j
Hit- I
PRESCRIPTIONS
Cbrefuflf fwpan "d at all hours, both night and
dayjtt
If.
J. H. McADEN'S ,,.
. y PreferlpOon 8tore.
rpHOSE ENYEIiOPESJ ,.)rfii
Are selling off at &.flents a packvaU colors and
sizes; also, Foolscap and .Letter Paper; very cheap,
at TC. Smithes Drug Store.
:onv
AT WHOLESALE OB RETAIL;
"at.; .
O EVEN SPRINGS. ol ! '. ttioii
iron and Alum Masav ana awiora prmg Alu
and Iroa Mass. M T-CMIIfl'SXirae Prt
60 cenUaodj L ex lotUft Jlataraawnedtea--,,
:try aieratjooi! j ,enoli9ilJ ,itew nl II .9Kjw?,ii eiis in
illvili iill il-jiiiiilli .'iil'Ul i n nun iiiiiii
T ALEY'S COLD CBEAMl SI .motnavo K-iaJJia (i
AT ' yiU visuoWdo s-l Ji janiitu.;. ?..") 1o
For chapped handanaupti M SoyV Germaii
Cologne for the Toilet, atiuu..iiii't. fci ...a . .-j..;-:
v ' Mi ..I'.IJiJl -ift v! &'KiK!
Twenty cent A grots, ; m Dfs r one;fli5
and ArnoWsBlck Writing ilnEtaii sIzm at i;
OUNTBY MEBCTANTST.il-1... .
, win find such goods as they need in the Drug
Dt X, G BMlTffS, Opposite Centtal HoteBi
And aCWiewtoiineet theft lw7 alWfetwwJ
,s any. oaer vruc mouse in -cnanoae-. , i. '
t) aril Nol eyi;lwi tt'we at
A cbdtet) 3 eeflt-Clgar.JJrtee redticed 'pW1
hundred ld
) HSd'M iWViTXi iiUIi'I Mi 11 IV
sal :slf -.bflOjKiolu'uJ f.t ortl U
him Miouiiliionma ortl SECURITY i
'.L't.bns ,)?i3ii aiiolut ti-!- nli tti tiiinfii
Mini KiOe,ft li-.i--itr?ii) imtt j 'iJniuMv.
IUl0UUtll0ri tit,l;;'JiliJ40tl V.fli' KljlT
nj.-a . -200 Barrels of ! ImhiIhi
laiw.ii'il'l biiii :rtt;M i4"JjJii')U ijsbloW .
.s.ie
I
-iJulJii-j hujsii2ilKUJt!j:jif otU fnti rfall-fr -jit!
lHIJiffUf!tRV
1; .') , t to
n'hii
-110
i:d l.'jJ'li'H
'ifsPJh eiitt mull 9fl xWw
West's Til
1"
u. wests
Sons, Baltimore,
.ujiii .iul'r.i .u
-til j
A..lh. t ' ' ' ' '
AugnesT Meaai awaraea at uentennuu Exposiaoa. .
ftyelal Oil Works; Canton, i' Warranted to stand a'
ui lesioi liu uegrees ranrennerc nerore if.wni.
ho a:.u;ia: oj i tfjoi! jiwus! ,v-ri&'4
jliuoaj
lyifl '
J-kAfiEN, Sole AgenWl
METROPOLITAN WORKS,, ,
, Canai8treet,lnmirSixthtoiSevenauii n;
iwit . r . v. RICH Hf IN II. VI, , s ,.!- f.
Mir T-rrri .ts-! r jivy uui
(GRIST MILLS, BOILERS, CASTINGS of BRASS
and tIRON, FOBGINGS kc -; Machlnerr lor Gold
Coal Mines, Blast. Fumaoes, Ac. , We can spe- .
tdalJ
oJT - j iMPBbW6BTlBGINEiJ;;?l
yo.iWrWit:!ii4iBr imrposes,-ijsQ to!oot:
i"L: ihiuilAttJitdmwtutiiwwk h'.-utt- Ml- I
LL-if. i.;Jno..i(J:4.Jui .1 .1" w i 1
tor baunhiji ; lumber' and knerJ artcles upon tram
ways arHlnairow gauge railways;
:;:The best planters regard our
GINNING ENGINES a
suDerlor to any in use, i Send for Olustrated Cata
logue nee. uiner utmgs . neing , equal, encourage
Southern institutions.
Hepatr went sewawc and prompuy done.
V-::
iu
BltllTlkd, Wixbts; A0.i : i '
iii i:i ii-HH i.t Jo jihiv.:-
ffL ' -il:ii
For Gin
l&faWl li .rV.it J -,-' - .!;
QOBN AND WB3SAT EXCHANGE,
' Postotfice '!idiiress, Iciiu&b'dtyMula. r
- J Parties having grain to grind or to sell . will find
it to their Interest to call on the undersigned. ' Meal
ground either fine r coarse, accordlne to order. -
, Thankful for: former patronage, f will give my
prompi pereouai awBuupa w jui OTQerg irom one
utBiiniwiraiiinu,,
A -BOBEBTD. GRAHAM,
' : 1 r. -ji " . .i. Superintendent
pHOICE NEW YORK CABBAGE.
Large solid heads. Another supply of those fine
oorvnern Appies, seia uow oj ine barret,, Dy
B. N. SMITH.
F.
B. ALEXANDEB A CO.,
(Near Magill A Scott's,)
CQZXB6B STBXET, CHAHLOTTK, N. C,
Deals in Com, Floor, Meal, Bran, Butter, Eggs,
Chickens and all kinds of Country Produce. Be-
epectfuUy Invite merchants, farmers, mechanics,
grangers, ladies, gentlemen and everybody else to
call before making their purchases.
oet9
O
NE CAB LOAD.
ONE CAB LOAD.
ONE CAB LOAD.
ONE CAB LOAD.
ONE CAB LOAD.
THREE HUNDRED BOXES,
THREE HUNDRED BOXES,
THREE HUNDRED BOXES,
THREE HUNDRED BOXES,
SCHULTZ fc COMPANY'S
SCHULTZ ft COMPANY'S
SCHULTZ COMPANY'S
SCHULTZ ft COMPANY'S
CELEBRATED 80 APS.
CELEBRATED SOAPS.
CELEBRATED SOAPS.
CELEBRATED SOAPS.
THE BEST LAUNDRY SOAPS
THE BEST LAUNDRY SOAPS
THE BEST LAUNDRY SOAPS
THE BEST LAUNDRY SOAPS
IN THE WORLD.
IN THE WORLD.
IN THE WORLD.
IN THE WORLD.
J U 8 T A B B I V E D, AT
JUST ABBIYED, AT
JUST ABBIYED, AT
JUST ABBIYED, AT
B M. MILLER ft SONS'.
IB. M. MILLER ft SONS':
IB. M. MILLER ft SONS';
t R. M. MILLER ft SONS'.
JEMOVAL.
The well established house of
WILLIAMS ft F I N G E B ,
lately located in the Grier ft Alexander buOding, on
Trade Street, has been removed to the
commodious "K. MlHottbufldlng
. on College street .
And la addttupn to the business of handlind
.Li i
GRAIN AND FEED,
ffnoT
Mil keep on haad a Stopk of v ,
v-j-
ii)
HEAVY GBOCEBIES,
uImu
m'- v. , ii ... ,-a ...i .
WUchivfll be offered to tfce trade al prices to suit
,A 70'ri"!;i: ui: v-'-'i-'.ifJit A" ''
WPmes,),!,,, .,;11 :i.,, . ;,...
; . : I 'i ;;!'! ! ,;-.' Krt ii . .' i ' ii i 'i j
-;ir .vyn'iH f;i!i; si-i-f.-.i ir: ;..
jib our new house we. will be pleased to see all our
ki. ki
i i j-r't 'A'v.'i'Yf. rcKi'rt k .Kiormiii i.
d cnstoinerB, andlvebto makiei to) the ad-
; (rentage of many new ones to coine and buy tront
JBVW i ,: ; '. , . , . '. .. .
.-,;, ; Vi!J 11 a' ' .!'!.;;- ii! , iJJ.'j.'ii- '
ct;
nilsr it is
ji'
J K Amttvlnii . T 1M a lkVAk mil A .T Ttirxm
iI j -uiXl-j'j OtietiiihiH :i? alV.o-i k.II ;
nwJ at&MY" norh$Hidi.:K..'.f ViHiqiiro'
.ffiff"' TTftii hi ( ii a .uo-ij ii;- ;iuif!;i;j-f
. Hi 1
t! il -v .
X ti v)X i l t i -iii . ' : i i -j - - i -' . j . i. 'ii a
ill
UVJAVy2UiiTil, 'Hit '!') Mfi'i
if!
-4'iCtane'tA'me for' Ban.1tiAnI Baaat. Cffeei'H.
Iaimm. and other VsanllvGroeeriea.- iJj '
4 ust reoaiveo, aiew oarreis oc aerry osiers vaw.
::W.eouwr::iu'i Iyf)-ihl;5 i
.1,1!' i xiifl .ataoifi'i in
ri!iirrn;(.i y, imouu
... .
-w f iisrtr no.'j-j'jifuo') ill
0'i
?: 9.i iIiBEST RYE WHISIEXl ! . r ' y I $y
.iti'lil
ml 5o rttii"(''
iuuitsvr iii
! s-.itoiJoorrto-) :t
'i-'WkVaia sell tor cash.
" All good delivered in the flty free of charge, j i-r-
1 Vest door belovf W)ls6n ft Black's old stand.-? , '
ap l&'i'-i'f !i' ' !) iiiH)
TTJST'BECETfEBv ."tJ '
Uaul -0t 'yiovr.juiil .vuiytfiio.7 Jjoihiwi j-
A' LOT or'
i ' i
ihui.
'ff -l! "A !'.".
FCLTESEED
WH,EA,T
1
i"lr;r?)i Mil) V tiiiij'jr, r.itr: I'l.j-n-a.
nIJ-vf ForSato.Cbjeapvii'tfotiJi.sfM'J 1
GALL
AKEFUl1
a TTENTION . t .
-AT ONCE
OULD
i Knit rf-tti'J l&lfi'l til it".i
il.xi -
TO OCH
iiYil
iSlill
wI
j ;M ! l , iii 1 ' -I- J jj.'U .
.jbi.)iPLINpip STOCIC 9J?, .j ji
oriJ io Stn?uui-.n '.nli m wtun
,Hhhll
ntiiT inn !
Jnu;
;
Tjaoon,
Soda,
oap,'
Coffee,
MaSi
roonia.
andles,
CHEESE,
HAMS,
LARD,
BICE,
Ongar,
Gandy,
rackers,'
"Ragging,
Ma
?alt.
Huelng,
lles.
Tobacco,
wine,
x
ea,
If you desire to buy low and get fresh goods, call
early.
" : " MAYER it BOSS.
TOHN W. HALL 4 CO..
College Street, Between Trade and Fourth,
BAYS IN STOKE
Green and Black Teas,
Grain and Ground Black Pepper,
AlBplce and Ginger,
Mason's A Mason's Blacking,
Colbum's Pure Mustard,
White Wine and Apple Vinegar.
Canned Oysters
Mackerel in Kits. Quarter and Half Bbls..
Two and Three Siring Brooms,
Candy in 25 lb. boxes.
Satchel and Square Bottom Bags,
Paper Twine in 5 lb. Packages,
Cuba and Porto Rico Molasses, in Barrels.
In order to close these lots promptly for cash, we
will sell them at a small advance on cost to the
trade.
M
UST BE SOLD.
50 Boxes Bulk Meat
50 Bags Coffee.
50 Barrels Sugar, assorted.
50 Half Barrels Sugar.
50 Barrels Molasses.
50 Whole and half boxes Proctor ft Gamble's
Soap.
800 Bolls of Bagging.
600 Bundles Ties, -v
100 Barrels Flour.
25 Kegs Soda.
50 Boxes Soda.
25 Cases Concentrated Lye.
10 Barrels Grits.
50 Boxes Tobacco.
50 Boxes Starch.
100 Boxes Cheese.
25 Boxes Crackers.
25 Boxes Candy.
20 Bushels Choice Seed Wheat
Don't fall to see us before you buy.
Send your orders.
BUB WELL & SPBINGS.
octfi
JHE "RISING SUN."
According to the command of Joshua of old, al
though reDudiated bv the " Jasper Philosophy " of
the new, Is now standing still, at the Old Place, on
Trade Street, opposite the Market House, plus
Hornet Fire Engine Hall, where the light of reason
illuminates the surrounding atmosphere, which in
vests all things with the glow of inspiration, and
the world no longer seems
" A fleeting show,
To man's illusion given,"
for right here you will find
C. S. BOLTON,
who has in store
ORANGES, LEMONS,
CANDIES, CAKES, PEES,
The Great Washington Pie included,
Com Starch, Sardines, Pickles, Fresh creao,
Canned Fruit and Vegetables, Sugars
and Coffees, Tobaccos, Cigars, . . ,
Snuff and Toys,
In fact everything found in confectionery, includ
ing Ice Cream and Lemonade.
Jel4.' "" :-y''" ';' C-g-Ho:'
JkROY DAVIDSON -
' Has Just Received
NORTHERN BUCKWHEAT FLOUB,
FBENCH PBUNES, '.
, '" CHOW CHOW In Quarts and pints, .
' ;'-.;4BLET.-;
BBEPABED COD FISH,
' I PINE APPLE and - ; '
EDAMCHEE8Bv,i';' ,:
'-! -.-!;' a,
DEVILED HAM,
. ;. . '.TONGUE, ;. . ,
. ' ... : : CHICKEN.
, , . : ' .i . .; .1 ,:;! .':'. A ''. -. !' i fi
RAGOUT, ITALIAN & AMEBICAN MACCABONL
ItuUeoiGbUUSr, j , , '..:'- "
(V PlcUefl In Kegs and Jars, , . .. .
. Lard to Tta Pau--all sizes, , . .?-,k'
VCabtwige,ojthern Apples, :
' ' ' j i ; r v, B8t Gpy Java, Laguyra, and
Tff'l : CoiDtees, f,.,;;j
;.io i ;- ''' v;i"
Pulverteed,! Cut Loaf, Granulated "A Extra 0
jtod lenowjAocarf..' .. !!';; v.
--!, iKi! ij;our. vino . -t..iiuit '.u
Mil
-;r;-.-.'-i.,jaftajiifittaiinol' '"'J '
lou:
TRY "WADE HAMPTON" FLOUB, r
nuiiV.'i.'jlv. .-iii ihii .11 .'1 :i
AAl
13 Different Ktods
lirOoods atBottomtrkes.;
L. D, V
i Oct 12
9 B ARRETS CHOICE
f WviArn i-nttlM.- nest In the cftr.
WlDretf'itow
hv the barrel or doaen. J;H i- B. N. SMITH.
1I7E
r r i fiTiriiiTariirt' iith rmi , "
JEW RICH BLOOD! -
vuuio nncui ui tares monins. (" r
will take one pill each ,bjKV fii
weeks may beTOUiedte.Lf,.i i Welv,;
. . f OlTND ho i t::
.5, . 1 o. wuuxkfeU-& t O...Ii.i 1. '
J)ON'T SAY HTJMBL'G,
Hi - ... . 1 . ,. .. 1 . ., .
Sut Judge for yourself. Send for fiMlthcfc)lt,jh
ofTon. ;$50 JFrelght P sld on "trial w,.,,
' steel , brass beam. AMtms,
Jones of Blhgha Bingamton, New York.
AME BACK.
Benson's CaDclne Porom PiHrfor is n. ,
or weakness of the back, rbeumattem and aJ local
aches and pains, the best remedy known K
Invented to overcome tne slow acHon of the ordtn
ary Porous Plasters. It relieves nam at
eures wnere other plasters will not even relieve
Sold everywhere by druggists, price 25 centsT
GENTS WANTED
; For Dr. March's New Book ! !
F B OM D ARK T O D A
W N
In this new volume Ihe Popular Author of ' K't 1 1
Scenes to the Bible" portrays with vivid and thrilin e
tod this book with ito sparkling thought!, g"HT.,"
W?.MenkWvliiM, and. richbindlngs hi
best in the market ' lew Liberal. ' oKa
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' ' PhHjlelphla'.Pa.
PABIS, - - - - 18781
AT EVERy
O B L D
SWEDEN , - -"178 !
u.i.fa 10(0 ILAfUSllIOK
IAGO, - - 18751 FOB 12 YEARS
VIENNA, - - - 1873 1 HIGHEST HONORS
PABIS, 1867 Have been
MASON 4
NET
HAMLIN
O B G A
C A B I
N S
otES yea they are awarded
toe Gold Medal, Ate highest recompense al the
fQP theJury- Thy also received the
Gband Gold Medal of Sweden ft Norway '7k
No other American Oreans hnvn
highest award at ANY World's Exposition. Sold
for cash or payments by installments. Latest
Catalogues, with newest styles, prices, &c, free
J1ASUN & 11 AM LIN ORGAN CO.,
nta a Boston, New York or Chicago.
"gov gnlt
1000 FEK 8IMPLE DDs
MOST APPROVED FORM.
Just Printed and For Sale at the
OBSEBYEB OFFICE.
JiELBOAD STOCK FOB SALE.
As executor of Henry Goodman, deceased i niu
on the 4th day of November, 1878. In the town of
StatesviUe, Iredell county, N. C, sell for cash ten
shares of Railroad stock hi the-North Carolina
Railroad Company. J. L. WAGNER
Executor of Henry Goodman, deceased
sept25tUlnov4 '
yELL LMPBOYED
CITY PBOPEBTY FOR SALE
Any person desiring to purchase a well Improved
City Lot, House with nine rooms, and modem con
veniences, fine well of water, brick kitchen, within
five minutes walk of the public square, can be ac
commodated by applying at
declS THIS OFFICE.
JjH)B SALE.
The Bourgeofse and Minion type on which this
paper was lately printed. It was made by the old
Johnson type foundry, of Philadelphia, and wa
not discarded because no longer fit for use, but on
ly because it became- necessary to use a different
style of type. It will de good service for several
years to come. It will be sold In lots to sui pur
chasers, and in fonts of 50 to l.OOOIbs, with or
without cases. Address OBSERVER,
oct5 Charlotte, N. C.
BEAT COTTON FARM FOR SALE.
On Saturday. October 19th. I will offer for sale ut
the court house door in Charlotte, the Davis farm,
lying hi Providence township, and consisting of
1390 acres of excellent cotton lands. Also at the
same tune and place eleven mules and one mare,
a growing crop of corn, three wagons and farming
implements.
Terms: One-third cash, one-third on 12 months
tune and the remainder in two years. Note and
good security required, and title reserved until all
the purchase money is paid. Interest from date
of sale, payable semi-annually, at 8 per cent per
annum. . H. G. SPRINGS.
octlltds
JPOB SALE.
A twenty-two horse power engine, and saw mill
and fixtures, Talbott ft Son's make, in first-rate
condition, will be sold low for cash. Call at this
office Tor particulars.
OCtl3
JQNDERT AXING.
The undersigned is now prepared to fill al) orders
lor every class of Undertaking. Having on band a
full assortment of
COFFINS, CASKETS AND BURIAL CASES,
Both Wood and Metallc
PEICK8 AS IDW AS ANT.
Hearses furnished if desired.
Furniture of every Description Repaired at short
. . notUie.
W.M.WILHELM,
With E. G Rogers, Trade Street
June 20.
gaient ottsn
jSVOTiuTloirLNGDriflSG
tiavine purchased the intent Right of B. A.
WALKER'S Improved Cotton Gin, Leather Brush
and Wiper, for the-States of North Carolina and
Tennessee, I an new prepared to sell (Spungy and
Gto Rights for its use, , ,
Bs advantages oyer &e BristfeBrush arej
Jst It wttllhi wet or damp ecitton as readlir and
as e:nBlIy as H dry. " -' ';
2d7Urun0rrf0trt&Jl8Wer, , ,r
3d. ttoosto one U . , -
4th. The lint is equal n not fWtm vP31
ginned by the Bristle Brush. . ri-i.AH,-.
Testimonials will be furnished and terms given
upm application to LJ.wALm
-Charlotte, N. C
iki. notunt hnih tnr ii cheapness and lis effl-
ciency6dadedlil.th
Agenw waoBB w wnwp ; w . jw, "
ttp4olm6;') .Uft..WAKBB.
TTNIVRSI6S'yJJ.'
Session begins o ihTIrst of October, id jgon-
tin rdneonW i1 Mffi
on the Elective Syrtem, gtyliw ShS2
choice ofstadles, vrtth feotiraes m the School
of Law, Medldrte, Erimeering and A11,
For catalogue apply to the Secretary at the faculty,
P. O. Unrterslty "Vu;.
. aag2-2mo Chairman of the Faculty.
I IpDGEWOBTH SCHOOL,, , loliAt, t
FOR YOUNG LADLES,
No. 59 Frah;Stret Baltimore, Md.
iim
The Seventeenth Anni Sessli Beptem
bir 190l For circulars,, apply to- the Principal
18-?-.,;:; r. .- - . .
h j!ll)il!f I,
iiJ 'r
FAit: CATAIXGUES BECETVTD.
Mi
if
-: f " PATTERNS FOB OCTOBER, ,
-.1.1 jj J .-..i Lf". ; ' ''
iUl UrteoU8ly Invite th nnhlfA
-iJWiIXlAMS ft fingebV
V Jt fuB stock oPrtmfrTeartorsee low.
, J uidr.:ii ' i 1 J'1 TDOTT ft"BBOTHEB.
KHABLOTT1!-W. fl.
octia
ai
.s;ou. ft ah
'.to
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- mh bo i T (i:nr