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Our Goods are bought of manufacture zb and
commission agen,afld.w.,,wWtaarantee our
friends to sell them as low as they can be bought
in any market; and we will agree to duplicate, ny
bill purchased In any of the Northern-markets.
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LARGESTASSOBTirENT OF CLOAKS
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOAKS
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOAKS
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOAKS
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Km Brought to this Market
Also, pw Blacky jand Colored Cashmeres, Black
Alpacas, Mohairs and Dress Goods, Embroideries,
4c, nil of which can be bought cheap at
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FURNITURE!
FURNITURE !
FURNITURE'!
FUKNITURE !
BEDDING,
BEDDING, &C.
BEDDING, AC.
BEDDING, &C
A Full Line of
CHEAP BEXSTEADS 1
CHEAP BEESTEAES 1
LOUNGES!
LOUNGES 1
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LOUNGES !
LOUNGES Ii
LOUNGB6!
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS !
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS !
COFFINS of all Buds on liahd. JEl
5- COFFINS of all kinds on hand. 0
Not 5 West Trade Street.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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just arrived. aU nd see them. '
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We have DRESS GOODS SO Inches wide, at 10 eta
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THAT IS THE CHEAPEST THING EVER SOLD
INT CHARLOTTE! i 1 !
We have the best line of
J ,.FANC: jlJjBESS GOODS "
You'ever saw, here, and at prices that sell the goods.
We keep the best assortment of KID GLOVES
and CORSETS In the, city. Ask to see. our Kid
Gloves at SOcte.
It would be well for you to examine our Stock of
CARPETS. Almost a new stock, and cheap.
Our Stock of WATER PROOFS and Repellant
Cloths Is large, and marked at prices to selL
Don't fall to call on us for your Sheetings and
hlrthigs,. We d themae bxhls line.
See our FLANNELS,
: ! ' 'White an Colored,'
They are cheaper than ever.
Ladies and Gents will find a splendid line of
MERINO 'AND FLANNEL ' TESTS.
'Cart eh to for str of the' cheapest SHIRTS ever
sold In 'this plade.1 ' ! ! ' 1 ;
ALEXANDER & HARRIS.
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GERMANTOWN WOOL In all shades.
Also, SECOND STOCK of Black Cashmeres, and
Ladies' Cloaks.
Call and get 1 dozen L. C. Handkerchiefs for
75 cents.
Ask to see our 50 cent Corset :
Recond Stock of White Shaker Flannels, and
Shetland Shawla, Jo, blue, pink, cardinal, chinchilla
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Don't fall to get my 81-00 Umbreua.
Ask to see the best Bnlrt in the market for $1.00
Do hot fan to examine my Stock of Boots and
Shoes, fresh from the factories. .
Becona amiu ox iJQuaren's Aiermo unaer sum
Ask for invisible Hair Pins.
A well Selected Stock of Crepe Lace.
Ruffling at prices to suit the times.
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line buxv W lum. likj ui awrra, m au wiuia.
Don't lau to see tne cnea
see the cheapest Stock of Hats in
town.
Also, take a look at my Blankets.
A New line of Shirtings and Pillow Casing.
Be sure to call and get some of those cheap Ham
burg Edgings.
A stock oi cotton Baaing, ior qauts, on nana.
Respectfully,
T. L. SEIGLE,
Trroh street opposite Charlotte Hotel
oct 14
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SW, GOODS !
NEW GOODS!
GLORIOUS NEWS !
GLORIOUS NEWS !
GLORIOUS NEWS !
GLORIOUS NEWS !
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES !
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES 1
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An IMMENSE STOCK of all the Latest Novelties in
PRINTS,
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DRESS GOODS!
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
,,. ,,, BOOTS AND SHOES !
, HATS, FURNISHING GOODS,
25 per.cent saved In buyinglat this popular .es-
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GHARLOTTEV;NrG;.'FRIDiV
.Tina );.; ir HOT 1 .');!?! 'J.U i i fj? J 'J'I'J"1 'hi ill T r.lllKj
Ob a Rich aa's Table.
There sat two glasses filled to the brim
un a nca man's table, rim to rim; .
One was ruddy and red as blood, '
And one was clear as the crystal flood. -Said
the glass of wine to the paler brother,
''Let as the tale of the past to each other; :
I can tell of banquet and revel and mirth.
And the proudest and grandest souls on earth
Fell under my t -uch as though struck by blight
Where I was king, for I ruled in might .
From the heads of kings I have torn the crown, .
From the heights of fame I have hurled men down;
I have blasted many an honored name, ' "
x iiftvn uimi viruiM ann mwi KHHinH - - . . , . . - . : :
i nave tempted the youth with a sip, a taste,
inai nas made nis future a barren waste.
tvr greater than king am I, - '
Or than anv armv beneath the skv.
I have made the arm of the driver fall, , .
Ana sent tne train from the iron ran;
I have made good shins go down at sea, '
And the shrieks of the lest were sweet to me;
For they said, 'Behold, how great you be!
Fame, strength, wealth, genius before ypii fall,
And your might and power are over alL' :
Ho! ho! pale brother, laughed the wine,
"Can you boast ef deeds as great as mine?"
Said the water glass, "I cannot boast
Of a king dethroned or a murdered host;
But I can tell of a heart once sad,
By rny crystal drops made light and glad; ,
Of thirsts I've quenched and brows ITve laved;
Of hands I have cooled and souls I have saved;
I have leaped through the valley, dashed down the
mountain, - , -,. ir,
Flowed in the river and played In the fountain.
Slept in the sunshine and dropped from the sky,
And everywhere gladdened the landscape and eye.
I have eased the hot forehead of fever and pain,
I have made the parched meadows grow fertile
with grain; ' '
I can tell Of the powerful wheel of the miB,
That ground out the flour and turned at my will ;
I can tell of manhood debased by you.
That I "have lifted and crowned anew ;
I cheer, I help, I strengthen and aid;
I gladden the heart of man and maid;
1 set the chained wine captive free,
And all are better for knowing me."
These are the tales they told each other,
The glass of wine and paler brother,
As they sat together filled to the brim,
On the rich man's table, rim to rim.
O HSEItVATI OSiS.
"The Cock-eyed Child of Destiny" is what the
Cincinnati Enquirer calls Ben Butler.
Bismarck's official salaries do not exceed $25,
000. Any ordinary railroad receiver does, better
than that -
The Chicago girl says: "Mamma, Just look yon
der at that man we took for a stranger. May I
never, if he wasn't papa last year."
A man will brag. It may be of his physical pow
ers, his profound wisdom, his morality, his deprav
ity, or even his sickness, his violent cough, sore
throat, and all that sort of thing. Boston Tran
script. The Boston Post asserts that Annie Cary used to
live in Durham, a little village In Maine, and the
neighbors say they often heard Mrs. Cary at the
woodshed door shouting: "Annie! Annie Louise!
Annie Louise Cary ! Come into the house this min
ute and chop them kindlings."
Considering that "Don" Cameron sold "Ros"
Obnkrlng out at Cincinnati, It Is very kind and
Christian like in "Ros" to try and soothe "Don" in
his present affliction In Pennsylvania Washington
Post. - -
The way in which Bob Ingersold manages his
children Is quite characteristic of the ColoneL He
says: "I place a well-filled pocketbook In an open
drawer and the children go and help themselves to
money whenever they want it They eat when they
want to and what they want to. They may sleep all
day If they choose, and sit up all night If they de
sire. I don't coerce them. I never punish, never
scold. They buy their own clothing and are mas
ters of themselves."
Some months ago the lord bishop of came
to this country on a visit to the Bev. Dr. , of the
Episcopal church in New York. The doctor In
structed a colored boy In his service to knock at the
bedroom door of the lord bishop early m the morn
ing and say: "My lord, the boy." Accordingly the
next morning the boy, somewhat dazed by so much
grandeur, knocked at the bishop's door, who called
out: "Who Is there?" The boy responded: "The
Lord, my boy."
"Oh! my husband Is quite a paragon of perfec
tion,'.' said Mrs. A. to Mrs. B. . , "Ah, Indeed ! Don't
he drink any more?" asked Mrs. B. "No," said,
Mrs. A. "About two months ago he came home
intoxicated and I told him if ever he did so again
rd go home to ma, and he don't drink now."
"That accounts for It" said Mrs. B. "The other
night my husband met him In the street hanging
to a lamp post and asked him why he didn't go
home, and he said he would as soon as he got
sober." When Mrs. A and Mrs. B. pass each other
In the street now, the coldness Is as thick as a quart
of ice cream.
THE MAIL SERVICE.
Some Unpleasant Intelligence for theContractors.
Washington Post .
The second assistant postmaster gen
eral has addressed a letter to Mr. VaU,
superintendent of the railway mail
service, as follows : "In addition to the
verbal answer made to your letter of
August 5, 1878, stating that you had
notified the proprietois of such roads as
have furnished additional facilities for
the transportation of mail, that this de
partment would allow them, July 1,
1878, an amount equal to the abatement
of five per cent out Of the specific ap
propriation of $125,000,1 desire to say
that the amount appropriated for the
railroad ser vice is so much less than will
be required that unless Congress makes
sufficient anoroDriations much of the
service now in operation will have to be
discontinued, in order to oring tne cost
for 1879 within the appropriation. It
will be necessarv. therefore, to notary
the roads at once that the allowance
can onlv be made for the period from
July 1 to December 31, 1878, and that be
yond this, this office will, of course, be
governed by Congress."
The German Women of Omaha Warned Not to
Go to Beecher'a Lecture.
From the Omaha Post German.
This evenine Henrv Ward Beecher
will deliver a lecture in Omaha. The
Post will be represented there by one
of its reporters, who will maze a com
plete list of all the ladies who may be
present. The list will be published in
lull m the next numDer or xne fosi.
The object we have in view is simply
"to determine how many of the matrons
and maidens of this place can so tar
forget themselves as to go to listen to
this notorious adulterer and perjurer;
We rive wav to the hope that we may
not tie compelled to print the name of
even one Uerman wire or maiaen. x
would be a shame if we should prove
to be mistaken in this ; and yet we shall
not be restrained, by considerations, 'Of
any sort iruiu uoing wut we ieguu wj
our duty in the interest of morality.
Every woman, whoever she may be,
who this evening attends the theatrical
representation of the slimy Plymouth
pastor, will have the opportunity of
reading her name in the Post on Satur
day. - ,
; hterference with Mail?.
, Washington Post
The new time schedule adopted at
the recent meeting of Southern railroad
managers, held in New York, will ma
terially interfere with the transmission
nf mails tn noints South. At resent
mails leave here at midday and. mid
night tor Kichmona, ana , are, inewsore
In time for cotton merchants and bank
ers. Now, however, the mails' will
close at morning and night,' causing a
delay to the receivers of ; fetters of
twelve hours. Further? South; the de
lay will be greater. ' The.fexistirig, mail
arrangements with NeWr Origans wUl
be slightly improved, but those noif in
force are equal to all needs in this direc
tion, ' ;
The certainty and reliability of the monthly,
drawings of the Louisiana State tottery, Company
have received during the raging of, ,he; epidemic
a pretty severe test Many persons-were-afraid
that the drawings would be postponed, and others
.nnwhonotiA that thev could not eret any response
to their letters; but the management pf this sterl-
tag institution nas never scaieu vi uushiuikm:
drawing since its tacorrxwatlon to 1868, ; and has
' established a reputation for Integrity and regularity
of management unpreented n, the history of
similar enterprises, . , j-.rT.init.nw.i
' VOORBEES AD HT?mRICS.
A Prominent HoosieV democrat toL' Ihe Jndianir l
4.n Evening Neics reporter! '. had ' &
good fortune toslav io collide, near
the Louisville. , hotel, , with ' Colonel
xuuuua. uuwuitv; uiiiiiriniui, oi.Jiiie
Democrjitic1 ;executiye covamiitee.., of
yioyd couhtjJdiaiiand: ,one among,
the besmformed politicians, of. his par
ty in the, Iloosier, State. Without cere
monv the renorter. Droceedari tm'. inter
view. Colonel iTullenlove, j with the ' f 61-
lowwgrpsurx; . ... , , ,)ri;, :)
fleporter.: , Well, .colonel what means
tlya talk in the papers About a hard
money candidate to be., run by tb,e
bankers for United States Senator in
Indiana against Voorhees? ',
Colonel .Fnllenlove; "It's ill: bosh..
It would be' as much as bis life is worth i
if a ' Democratic member, of the Indiana '
Legislature should sell out Dan, t Voor
hees. They'd just take him out of his ,
seat in the State house and hang niinto
the most convenient" tree or lamp-post.
The fight "was made4 in Indiana on voor-hees-andby
3Foorfeees, with the Demo
cratic State platform as a basis; and
very manlaoeepts thfe. Wo betide the; ,
Democratic legislator who would dare",
to sell himself to har$.-moneyites or
any other "faction against Toorhees!
The -whole story1 of conpiracy to this
end among prominent Democrats and
the bankers is a Kadical rle' manufac
tured to order out of the : whole- cloth.
There's nothing in it.
Reporter: Then Bill English, the In
dianapolis banker, will be in the field
for the Senate1 against ! Yoorhees ?
Colonel FnllenloYe: Ko, Sir, ; he's a
man Of too much sense! Besides, he
really desires the election1 of Yoorhees,
believing hirn entitled to the senator
ship. rovernor Hendricks i for Voor
hees. Senator McDonald is f bi; ' Yoor
hees, and Groyerrior Williams is for
Voorhees, and so are' all the rest. (
Reporter: Well; how about Hen
dricks, the Indiana election, 'and the
presidency? '
Colonel Fnllenlove: Hendricks is all
right He is the idol of the Democracy
of Indiana. He is their first and their
last choice for the presidency. His
speeches in the late canvass revolution
ized Northern Indiana and the central!
part of the State as -well: ' Wherever he
went arid talked to the people yictory
crowned the eagles of the Democracy.
ThaDeflaaeFafcie majority and solidity
of . Indiana give him a position at the
very front- for' the next Democratic
presidential nomination. Thurman and
Allen are settled by the result in Ohio
The West wants no more eastern presir
dential candidates. She has to elect
the Democratic President, if one is
elected, and she demands and 'will re
ceive the nominee, and Thomas A.
Hendricks will be the man as certain
as the next national convention meets.
That St. Louis business taught the
Democracy a lesson they are not
likely to forget very soon. You can
just bet your pile on Hendricks and
you'll win. , '.
The West has tried the candidates of
the East for the past sixteen years and
has failed. She now proposes to name
the candidate, and that man , .will be
Thomas A. Hendricks. And on a sound
Democratic platform the Nationals will
see their folly, the hard-money Demo
crats will cease their opposition, and will
go together hand in hand and sweep the
country by a tremendous majority.
Thanking Colonel" Fullenlove, who,
by the way, is-oneof the most energetic,
shrewd, and well known workers in the
Democratic party in Southern Indiana,
the News reporter bid him good-day.
An Outrageous Assault.
Lynchburg CVa.) News, 22d.
On Friday night last Rev. Mr. Reiley,
a well known Presbyterian ili vine of
this city, was made the victim of a most
murderous assault. ;
Mr. R. was walking down the tow
path on his way tq preach at Tyreeanna
chapel, about a mile and a half below
town, and when he had gotten about a
half mile down the canal he was met
by a freight boat with several men
standing on the deck who were cursing
and swearing in a most boisterous man
ner. Just as the boat was passing Mi.
Reiley one of themen on the boat de
liberately drew a pistol and fired three
shots at him, all ot which barely missed
him.
The name of the would-be murderer
was ascertained a few minutes later,
and the police are in hot pursuit. This
is a most aascareny aeea, ana xne party
should be brought to swift and ade
quate justice. '
Ably Conducted and Has the Latest News
tYoftvffle (SAC.Enqnlrer. .
The Charlotte Observer now ap
pears in a new dress, having recently
purchased a complete Outfit of new type,
and so improved the general style ot its
make-up, that in typographic appear
ance it compares favorably with any
Saper in the South, while it is ably con
noted in the editorial and local depart
ments and tirnishes the latest tele
graphic intelligence from all parts
of the world. The Observer is pub
lished by Charles R. Jones, editor and
proprietor,'at $8 per annum for daily
Issue.
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' ' Aa Astoalshing Fact.
'a' large proportion of the , American people are
to-day dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result of these diseases upon
the masses of Intelligent and valuable people Is
most alarming, making life actually a burden hV
stead of a pleasant existence of enjoyment and
usefulness as It ought to be. There fs no good rea-.
,son for this. If you will only throw: astde prejudice
ana sKennosm. tatte xne aavioe or xruasnsis ana
your friends, and try one bottle of GreeiFi August i
Slower, your speeay reiiei -is certain, smnons oi
bottles of this medicine have been given away to
try Its vtrtner, with satisfactory results in every case.
You can buy a sample.bottle, lor 10 sents to try.
Three doses win relieve the' worst case. - Positively
sold by all druggists on the Western Continent . ,
, ,A Cant.; , ... ,
To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay, loss of manhood, &c, I will send a receipt that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. TUb great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed , envelope, to the
REV. JOSEPH T TNMAN, Station, D Bible House,
New York City. - , may30dAwtf
S1
URE REMEDY FOR BALDNESS.
PrescrJntlon Free to anv Dersons who will atzrea
to pay 9 1, when a new growth of Hair, Whiskers or
Moustaches 4s - actually produced. 1 SANDERSON
ca 2 Clinton PlaceTNew Yorfc . 77 , j .j- u
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pOR LIVERPOOL. ;
" Cotton Freigbf ipdm, by first-class vessels, in lots
to suit shipper, can be; obtained at fen tow rates
by early application to ' .
iili! J I'j W1LLARD BROS'SMEBANE, 'fiK
T t-W? Agents and Brokers, ( t
oct24 3t ' jA r Wilmington, N.(1.J
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I WUA Kill (Mr auUjlVU Ul Utllll (II (.11(7 UIUI1 HUU.
isaiuraayf jcwbw aoin, -m h aciocK," lew
.Sample Buggies, the finest ever sold in Charlotte.
, These Buggies are from, one of the best factories
in the country and will be sold without limit or re-,
serve. ' They are sold as an advertisement with the
view of tatroduclng the work In this market, and
wsjTanted In every respect, ; .... i u&-
'.'Come and see them eveTf jeu, do not want to
:bay, s-i' "i q. F. HARRISON,
. -flctg4! iu i i .-h;1 ui. Aopttoneer.
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' It makes no uTflerenee IjoW 'many -fbyndaxia, or .
htm much medicine you. have Med, ft Is now an es
tablished fact that German Syrup is the oly rerne
dy whieh has given complete, satisfaction In severe,
cases of Lunar Diseases." It :te troa- there' are vet
thooMiiof IrMraons- who -are;pr te
TnroaiAriA lunc AcecuoriA mh uenH
severe . uoios seiuea on tne
Tiave no personal knowledge of BoeeheeV German
Svrun. i Tosncb-M would an. that 0.000 dozen
,were sold last , year without one complaint . Con-
STunpnves try jusi one nonie. hwgmar. size to
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SECRET OF A FAIB FACE. .
An Item of Interest to Krery Xady Who Desires .to
be More Beautiful than she now Is
Unfortunatery not one woman to a hundred, sub
jeeted to the whims of an -American ellmate pos
sesses that basis and starting point pf real beauty
a pure and clear complexion., , ., ' ' ,'
What nature has thus denied, art must be called '
rtrmn tn-fnrnlnti. 1 1 c
It can be done; It is done dally. ProtW. K.
Hagan plaeed beauty within the reach of ever; un
blessed daughter of Eve, when, he discovered that
surprising article known, lh . fashionable circles as
the true secret of beautf, and called -' ,
MAGNOLIA BALM.
The: Magnolia Balm is a sure device foe creatlnk
a pure and blooming complexion, '
It conceals all natural blemishes in the most
surprising and effective manner-. 1 ' 1 '
It removes all roughness, eruptions, redness,
blotehes, freckles, and tan with magical power.
It drives away all evidences of fatigue and ex
citement. . . ,
. It makes the plainest face beautiful.
It gives the complexion a dazzling purity and
makes the neck, face and arms appear graceful,
rotund; and plump.
It makes a Matron of Sf! or 40 look hot more
than 20 roars old. and chanaBs the rustle maiden
Into a cultivated city belle.
The Magnolia JBaUn rmtoues all blemishes and con
ceals every drawback to beauty; atui. while tt is as
harmless as water, His so lifelike in its effects that
the closest observer cannot detect its uxe.
Ladles who want to make .themselves attractive
can make an absolute certainty of It by using H a
gaiTs Magnolia Balk, and we know of ho other
way. It is the cheapest preparation in the world,
all things considered, and may be had at any drug
store.
ATLANTA A CHARLOTTE AIR LINE R'Y.
Office Genl Pass's ft Ticket aguto
Auanta, ua., sept, rstn, mia. )
Schedule hi effect Sunday. September 29th, 1878.
' KAIL TEAIH HO. 1 GODiG EAST.
Arrive at Charlotte, 2 20 a. m.
Leave Charlotte,
MAIL TRAIN NO. 2 GOING WEST.
Arrive at Charlotte,
Leave Charlotte, 1 18 a. m.
' LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN GOING EAST.
Arrive at Charlotte,... 6 15 p. m.
Leave Charlotte,
. ' , LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN GOING WEST.
Arrive at Charlotte
Leave Charlotte. 7 00 a. m.
JTHBOCBH FREIGHT TRAIN GOING EAST.
Arrive at Charlotte, 6 50 a. m.
Leave Charlotte,
THBOVGH FREIGHT TRAIN GOING WEST.
Arrive at Charlotte,.
Leave Charlotte, 2 10 p. m
W. J. HOUSTON,
G. J. FORXACRE, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt .
General Manager.
TLANTIC, TENNESSEE OHIO RAILROAD.
Superintendent's Office,' J
Charlotte, N. C., October 17th, 1878. f
On and after Saturday, October 19th, the fol
lowing schedule will be run over this road dairy
(Sunday excepted):
GOING NORTH.
Leave Charlotte,.
" Davidson College
Arrive at Statesvllle,
4 80 a. m.
6 19 a. m
8 00 a. m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Statesvllle, 2 00 p.m.
" Davkteon College, ...... 8 44 p. m.
Arrive at Charlotte, 5 80 p. m.
Close connection made at Statesvllle with trains
over the Western North Carolina Railroad.
J, J. GORMLEY, :
octl9 , , , . .Sup'fc
QHARLOTTE,
COLUMBIA
RAILROAD.
AND AUGUSTA
Chablotte, ColOxbia AlTD AVOC8TA R. R;.
Colombia, a C.j Sept 22. 1878.
The following Passenger Schedule will be opera
ted on arid after this date: . (.
MAIL EXPRESSDAILY.
' Going North, No. 2. ,
Leave Augusta...: 8 40.
Arrive Cokunbla ..... j. i6lll. M.
. , : Gorxa South, No. 1. ; M .
Leave Columbia j.. i ... f! 8 21 A v.
Arrive Augusta......... ; 7 00 am
DAY PASSENGER-DAILY.
!-! Goikg Sotjth, .No. 8. ,
Leave Charlotte. ........ .". . '. ...
Arrive Columbia. . .1 .
Leave Columbia . ., .. ...-.j
Arrive Augusta. .i . .v. .. . .. ; .
1 10 P.M.
5 45 P.M.
5 50 P.M.
9 55 P.1T.
; i Going North, No. 4 rr
Leave Augusta..,,.. 7 OO A.M
Arrive Columbia 10 58 am
Leave Columbia ..ll 05 ax
Arrive Charlotte ,. 8 50 p.m
THROUGH -FREIGHT WITH PASSENGER
. . : i i -s -COACH ATTACHED.'
Going South No. 5.
Leave Charlotte,. Lv.
Arrive at Chester, -. .
2 20 .1L
6 00 P. M.
6 10 P. M.
11 10 P.M.
12 20 P. M.
00 P.M.
Iwiva of fTVtliimhf-a - " -
Aiufv cm WAcuuuaw .
Leave Columbia,. , . . .-.: k . .
Arrlye at Augusta,...,... t
ii;7i' il i HitQjjao mqrMAx' e. ' -
lAatoiAom&':.::U.. ' U'.;V:i. .'.ir.,.,.,l:2'6b it-'k'
Arrive at Corambla,.... .ujJ;.v 9 50 p. x.
Leave tolnmbia,, f,-.... j., 1110 . x.
Arrive at Chester.. .. , . . . 4 25A.X,
LeaTBChesteKr.?: 7T. ... 2 an i! 5
1 ArrtWftCJiarife kr 4 fl 8 J A x.'
fW N08. 3 and 4 make close connections -at
Charlotte and Auensta.for an TBOtnta. North airut
Booth via Charlotte, ,' Nos. ,1 and 2 make close con-
Mcoons w tmmMa mo Augusta for &U
U points
jiormarioBooinvia Tmnaigwn.,' !) iim
rPunman cars an on Nos. B And4hd Lneas cam
ran on Nots. 1 and 2.' ' r -t . r1, .
Kpasseiigen eoimSobk eah-leeve New York by
W trata tm to D&55 p. x.tand connect with train
No.. 3. 1 Through Pullman sleepers on this train
between Washington and Savannah via tynehborc
and Charlotte, leaving Washington at 9.35 . x.
. Passengers by train. No, 4 gomg North reacb.
wasuingum a .ou a. xu, ana xsew jojK
p. x., oy umiteq express, ana,5.l0 p.
xnruugu r-uumtui siee
htavannan and yvast
ji ii id h.imfni. p-jfv u KJiTNETS'rrlnlendent.
Jno. R-MAcMukdo, G, P.nd V.-Amnti
ix!xs on uus ran oeween T ... .rj .A.J, -
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iXTEAOBDIKArilLT LABGS PUBCBASES-
SI' -A
-THIS FALL,-
4S BX01BSUE86 0 TU A'
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FROM CHiSLOTTI
nnO OTHXB CHAKifKLS,-
tet . the good. Judgment of the people on the one
hanLandnTyirapeTiorBdv
. ' ' chases m the other hand, : '
-S A V 8 OVERCOME AtL-r
jiiro i haVb hid
AN UNPRECEDENTED GOOD TRADE,
So much so that I am now, when most merehants
. : have scarcely received their nsar stocks,
gone North for a
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I shall be able to obtain many bargains, tse advan
tages of which my customers shall secure.
1 (Car Tn nil artui rant Dljuh tvm tYieA 6tw.V T
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r" nMijecuuiiT aaoreas mrseu ana eeg tesug-
gestaa easy and cheap method of replenishing
their Stock by calling en me.
tW To all old and regular customers who ham
bought from me this season, I would say come
again. Our SECOND STOCK in all departments
will be complete In ten days.
Respectfully,
& WITTXOWSKY.
R
EMARKABLEI
OCR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
OCR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
OCR ASSORTMENT LARGER THAN EVER.
OUR ASSORTMENT LARGER THAN EVER.
Our Prices Less than any other House.
Our Prices Less than any other House.
A Fine and well Assorted Stock of Ready-made Fall
and Winter
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MEN'S, YOUTH'S, BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S,
Can be Found at
W. KAUFMAN GO'S.
Springs Corner, Charlotte; N. C.
A well Assorted Stock oi
BOOTS, SHOES, FINE GAICEBS, HATS it CAPS,
, i. ; i ' ! ii ii t
Always on band, at Reduced Prices.
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FALL AND WlNTI
FALL AND WTNTI
OUTFITS!
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ductlons, and. their superiprltj aa regafh) Shape,
Style ahd General ;Comp1e,teness will W a more
dlsttrK Fei-aiaeveR11 ' Ul ' ul
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1, pcx.mekmto:ttiiMniij, with
gratitude fox past patronage. ti .
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NOW OFFER TO .THE; TRADE A- FULL' STOCK
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Fur. Beaver Overcoats
! Plain Beaver, Blue and Brow-nil'' ,l!T
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Light Weight ltens lnjjUshades,
: !:.r;i ' ' 'A -iAi
. , At eKtreaoely low prices
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SACK and FROCK SUITS attralov prices.
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The best selected Stock that jias ever been brooght
iiiil u-mi i!'JJ-. Jo U'-i Jii!na
to t'aV jW p'rli'that
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Be sure to see OUR CLOAKS )4ftf you pur
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unoriginal Kg tfjitftrgalt, nd 4n order todttf
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