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i 5 ft- - .7C!TC!Ja 3HT jaw 8VBSCRXPTI0N RATES i Decay, one year, (post-paid) in advance. ..$8 00 JTal bee thormai Six Morun 4 OO BMmaSType, ema every Thrte Montfu. J 2 00 -",78 mmmentf Job Work emwx OitpaUK ami chnpeuWicamJria, Short - One Mont... BZA1TK3ST XTLZKXXDS, - ? LXTTXa-nSAM, CAXDS, l i TAGS, RICIIPT8, P08TXKS, ,, ...... r rSOaSAMXES BAXD-BlLia rAMTHLSTS, CIXCULAX& CHXCKS, eKk Weekly, (toft county) advance. . ; . . . , , . i fS DO Out efthteounty, pettptdO,. , .? 3 ,J0 jgtjs ionth$ 00 if! 'ii3 J it hi CHARLOTTE, N. . C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9: 1878. J, i :r-! i Sfjc1 Cljarfotte bsnvtt. - A. :i . l i:7 CASHMERES AND ALPACAS. , , Just Received another lot of superior CASHMERES LSD ALPACAS, Ranging In Price from 25 cents to One Dollar. A Few Pieces ' 6t COLORED CASHMERES, all Wool, of superior quality, at sixty cents. woirtn jr.OO. fj ; Do not tail to see our LADIES' CLOAKS before buying. It win pay yon. ELIAS & COHEN. gURGESS NICHOLS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE! FURNITURE! BEDDING, 4C. BEDDING, Ac. BEDDING, &C. BEDDING, AC. FURNITURE! FUKNITURE ! ' A i'ull Line of CHEAP BEDSTEADS 1 CHEAP BEDSTEADS ! LOUNGES ! LOUNGES! LOUNGES L LOCNQES ! LOUNGES! LOUNGES! PART. OR AND CHAMBER TS! TS! PARLOR AND CHAMBER SI COFFDiS of all kinds on hand. COFVINS of all kinds on hand. No. & West Tkade Street. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Ijgf- yne Assortment of Children's Carriages, ustarriveCairaseethemr .,, "3 y i)UU IARGAINS) IM V 5FFf5 KF U ITRRR NH N II TTTTU URKR EES UR KNN N II T U T n U EE URKR H H H li UE EH KIT II U T V UR B EBB v iru NN UU R i i i H.l j E. G. ROGERS' WAREROOMS, jS NXXT TO P06TOFFICK. f.:.ii.r yn7Li vr i - , , My Stock Is very Lar and embraces a-Full iJne of PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOMr bns, "I 'i .VAlUViSil OFFICE FURNITURE : -'i'.- i h -n fJ.- fi.V. S'if . 1 ''o -r ifrlimijt J35iil-Ml itlhiti v. ... i- i .t-jfiiYHXen -vnuvA -tut luliiwaT " ICS DRESS GOODS. at 8 cents; HOW CAN IT BE POSSIBLE?- WOKDEEFUL BUT EVEN SO. NO USE BUYING CALICOS ANT LONGER. OUR DRESS GOODS Range in prices from glfo to $3 per yard. There ne?er has been such a display in this city and at such low prices. IT IS POSITIVELY TRUE. IF YOU BUY YOUR GOODS BEFORE SEEING OUR STOCK YOU WILL REGRET IT,, '. ; in" We have the"prettlest line of Ladies" Neck Wear, ' RUFFLING; NECK TIES, ETC., ETC., ewr offered by us before. Don't tail to see our .. Shawls they are PRETT Y and CHEAP. KID GLOVES at all prices and shat&s. Ladies', Gents' and Children's UNDERWEAR, in great variety. ' ' ; '"" It will be remembered that our Mr. Alexander has Just returned from thr North, having bought a magnificent , ' ' i ' ''"SECOND STOCK THIS SEASON. .You will btstonlshed when you see our prices. An elegant' 'line of Black and Colored, Cashmeres, Just received. ALEXANDER A HARRIS, Agents Charlottesville, Va., Woolen Mills. nov7 TENDER THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF DAILY ORDERS, MY BUSINESS -Ha been increased to soeh an-extent that I have been forcejtf add a new line of Goods to my vari ed and extensive stock. ' ', I have one of the best stocks of Fancy and Diago nal Cassimere Suits, Chinchilla and Casslmere Overcoats, and Fancy Casslmeres In the market Also, a new lot of BronzelL Brass and Silver Dress Buttons, the handsomest I have offered this sea son. ) A fourth stock of Matlessay and English Diagonal Cloaks, prettier and cheaper than ever. . , Also, a new stock on single and double Cashmere Shawls. . . A new stock of celebrated seamless1 Kid Gloves, the handsomest and best goods in the market Third atock of new Dress Goods In Brocades, Black and Colored Cashmeres, something new in plaid Dress Goods. Call and see them. Don't forget to look at my Lappet .'Netting and Nottingham Curtain Lace. Second stock of White and Colored Tarletana. A handsome stock of Silk and Lace Scarfs. ' 'hird stock of Ladies' and Children's Hosiery, in White and Fancy Colors. . A new stock of Trunks and Valises. Ask to see Linen Collars and Cuffs. Don't for get that I keep a full line of Gents' Furnishing Goods." The best Shirt ever offered In the market at one dollar. Be sure and examine my Stock of Goods before snaking purchases. Orders for Goods and samples solicited with the assurance that they will be filled at the lowest cash prices. T. L. SEIGLE, Opposite Charlotte Hotel, Tryon street. nov3 JEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! GLORIOUS NEWS ! - - ' , :i .- '! GLORIOUS NEWS ! GLORIOUS NEWS! , A iLORIOUS NEWS I gREAT DECLINE IN PRICES I BEAT DECLINE IN PRICES ! .V .'I J; I V. An IMMENSE STOCK of all the Latest Noveltles.to PRINTS, :-..t- 'i'" DRESS GOODS ! ; READY-MADE CLOTHING.! 'i.-C: r.. t,ii; tr.'-'H'sy-- - " 1' BPOTS AND BOOKS! i .n . i .In.; HATS, FURNISHING GOODS, Ac.-., t .lti-l-;i' 25 per cent saved in buylng7at jthls popular ;es-. tabllshment- .;."- j :a CTiaJHAiu Every man, woman'and child, Is' cordially Invited ito call and Fxamtm our goods.0 1 H. MORRIS & BROS. .ft!. IL MORRIS & BROS. .;-J .C. IL MORRIS & BROS."' t H. MORRIS & BROS; ft BeauttfulfBOYS' SUITS, elegantly trlmmedj it.-. 1 iff at Reduced Bates. ' sept25n He Set 'Em Up. Boston Globe. BEFORE. Gayly the candidate Seeth the bar, Where thirsty citizens Throng from afar, Singing, "in search of thee. Hither we come. Candidate, Candidate, Set up the rum " ..'.!.. AFTER. Harkr-'tis the candidate Hastening home Vainly .the citizens Seeking him, roam. "Light is my pocket-book, Lighter my vote; Citizens, no you don't, NotiflknowV O BSE it V AXIOMS. "The Wild Ass of the Apopka" is a Florida states- man. The British Government has 55 new vessels "on the8tocks ,, One l'onei lorn woman still boards for $7 a week at the Hilton-Stewart hotel. : ; ; The natural history man of the New Haven Seg ister calls a dromedary a"cameItlrat T;a3"EOt his back up", twice. rt,Worth makes Chicago Journal, " make the, woman. the man." '-Yes," says the except, in Paris, where Worth Why is it people boot a dog and shoo'a hen? BmUm Trfumnpt. And make to a woman. ' A little girl at :Heeiy Falls, Ont, while straying around her father's farm, came across a young bear, and mistaking it for a dog, tied a string around its neck and lugged it home. Gen. Sherman sat in a box in a Chicago theatre during a burlesque performance. He applauded the singing of an actress in tights, whereupon she threw him a kiss. He seemed to resent her impudence. New wars come up in Europe before the old ones are settled. Soldiers are scarcely allowed to sit down for a moment's peace, and that is why they keep standing armies. N. O. lHcayune, A father and his son were simultaneously married to a mother and her daughter, in Maysville, Ind. The younger, couple had heen courting for a long time, but the parents, Kl and 80, went Into wedlock on a sudden Impulse. f A woman in Vermont was offered a new dress If she would walk twice around a graveyard at mid night, and the way she walked it and won it made her husband's hair stand up straighter than if he had seen a dozen spooks. As everything indicates that we are going to have one of the coldest winters ever known on this con tinent, Lydia Thompson went and bought another bracelet She says she is going to keep warm If she has to smother herself. One Silk dress duriner the vear. made un first as a dress of ceremony, and the next transformed into a suit and Its place taken by a new one, will keep a lady, who does only an average amount of visiting. very well supplied with silks, old and new. Conrad KaDD. who has been bent on starrirte himself to death, in Keokuk, Iowa, was seized and neia wiuie Deei tea was forced into his stomach. The operation has been repeated, and there is now hope of saving his life. He was without food or water for 21 days. A lady returning from a Wheeling theatre with her husband in a crowded horse car pulled the coat sKirtoi a gentleman in front or her ana murmured sweetly, "You may sit down here in my lap; dear," and then discovered that her husband was at the other end of the car, and the creature to whom she had made her hospitable overtures was some other man. Not a Very Good Day for Eating. WInton (N. C.) Sentry. Mr. Robert J. Saunders, of dates county, walked to Lumberton, about ten miles trom his place or residence, a lew weeks since, early Monday morn ing, and while there imbibed rather freely ot "Jung Alky." He lett tor home about midnight, and on his way home vomited every tiling out of his stomach. tie arrived at home a little after day break arid asked his wife for something o eat, aaamg that he had eaten noth ing since he left home, and was very hungry. She informed him that there was a cold baked raccoon in the cup board, some cold bread and a pot of cold coffee, which, she set on a table near his bed for him. In less than fif teen minutes the coon the net weight of which was 18 lbs. bread and coffee had disappeared, and he told his wife to hurry breakfast, that he was still erv hungry. In a very short time breakfast was announced, whereupon he arose and prepared tor it. or breakfast he ate eight herrings, six aree sliees of bacon at least one lb. eighteen or twenty biscuits, he says he forgot'wliich, cornbread in proportion, anddrajik another pot of coffee (half gal.) except one cup, which .liis wife drank. Alter breakfast he ate four cantaloupes, and then ate watermelons the balance of the day. The above statement is from the lips of Mr. Saun ders, and, he will testify to the same, and so will Mrs. Saunders, we will stake him against any man in North Carolina for eating, "We omitted to state that Mr, Saunders does not love coon. " Peculiar People. Bradford Breeze. The man with neck-whiskers. School-girl who doesn't chew gum. He who picks his -teeth. With a fork. The man who does not like to hear himself talk. Barkeeper who "draws the troth at the bottom." . , Women who can walk gracefully with smali heels. .. . - Young .lady with pretty teeth who doesn't uke laughing. A man who considers a oar uiii aueot of honor. i The man who can "smile and smile and not be a villain, : ; . ' ' . ; The man who take's out a paper, of fine-cut in a crowd. Younjr lady with a mole on her arm who likes short sleeves, , , ' The man who. never drinks -anything stronger than buttermilk. ir A young man oi xweniy wug uoca nui know more than a man of forty. . , . , , ; . A young married man who doesn't cringe when he wheels out his first baby. ' An (editor that is not capable of run ning his paper better than other people that try tv ; :. ;: A man who can Dreserve perfect 'ttr- ftanity. in a party of ladies when his suspenxierTOiitTOn aas just paii(eu. .... Observant: Writer. ; ";i2 amither iafieads on' a bit of or- nnerft neel and scatters herself all over the' Sidewalk - you , will spend half an hour in putting her together again, and bowing gracefully with your lifted hat you will depart; witntne prouu ieeung thatyouree, performed a plain duty. iVJien. your owii i wiie iiuwovci, ucouo k a hit of ice and falls in a promisou- Lous , heap, it is very hard to keep from i firir ber that if she can t standon her , o .7 -r . ... L . m -. feet she had better stay ac nome. aius is on a of the Peculiarities of married life. It is only too natural to oe a ne- votftft of the laws of wutenesa wnen in 'society, and to emancipate yourseii lrom ;;tne:ruies ;oii common uouilbbv when you are m your. own house. .WilbeClad,; 7t is a curious fact that while there f has l)eetf! adecline "In wages, and in m-ices of f amilv snnnhes. there has been B , , j j. it, Uustonx nag ;maaei ruie ior weaiwiv and noor. and both. -classes blindly fol- 'iow it It is a poor custom and the Turner-; men nr the Metropolitan dis trict will be gladsto Jiear that it is to be abandoned.' ", , '" . The Next 8enate ; Washington Republican, 7th. The terms1 of twenty-four United States Senators will expire ,with the present Congress on the 4th of March next They are: ;,c;, , ;, Alabama, George-E Spencer. Arkansas, Stephen W. Dorsey. California, Aaron A. Sargent. Colorado, Jerome BJ Chaff ee. Conneetieut, Wnx EL Barnum. Florida, Simpri B.Conover,. Georgia, John B. Gordon. Illinois, Richard J. Oglesby. Indiana, Daniel W. Voorhees. Kansas, John J. Ingalls. Kentucky, Thomas CMcCreery. . Louisiana, James B. Eustis. Maryland, George R. Dennis. Missouri, David D. Alhgtrong. Nevada John P. Joiies..; New Hampshire, Bainbridge Wad- New York.' RoscoeOoiikline. - North Carolina, Augustus Merrimon. Ohio, Stanley Matthews. Oregon, John H. MihelL Pennsylvania, JaMegJ&Canieron. g. South Carolina, John J. Patterson. Vermont, Justin S. Morrill. "Wisconsin, Timothy O. Howe. Of these sixteen are Republicans and eight Democrats. In ten - States the Legislatures which choose the new Sen ators had been previously elected, and in the remaining fourteen they were chosen Tuesday. Of the Legislatures previously elected eight (those of Ala bama, Arkansas, California, Indiana, Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio, and Oregon) are controlled by the Demo crats, and two (those of Colorado and Vermont) have Republican majorities. Democratic Senators have already been elected in Maryland and Ohio, Of the State Legislatures chosen seven (those of Connecticut, Illinois, Kansas; Nevada, New York, Pennsylvania and AVisconsin) will be controlled by the Republicans and six (those of Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,;Missouri and South Carolina) by the Democrats. In the present Senate there are 39 Re publicans, 34 Democrats, and one unat tached Independent; Republican ma jority, 4. In the next Senate the rela tive strength of the two parties will be as follows: Republicans, 33; Demo crats, 40; Independent, 1; Democratic majority, 6. Buying a Husband foi a Calico Dress. Atlanta (Ga.) Independent A correspondent writing from Bell ton, in this State, says that a most re markable case of bagain and sale took place near that place a few days ago. It was a sale which almost equaled the famous buying and selling of the Pres idency by the Southern returning boards. It seems that a white woman, about twenty-one, or two years old compos mentis actually bought from an elderly woman her son, for the ex press purpose of making a husband of him. The young man was said to have been about twenty years old ; the moth er, however, sold him for a muslin dress and a few yards of calico. The trade was made Sunday and the man was to be delivered three miles from the pur chasers' house the Tuesday following, and although that Tuesday was a bad day, one of those cold east rains that are common this season of the year pre-1 vailing, the fair purchaser walked her three miles in the rain to get possession of her investment Says the correspon dent: "This is no hoax, but true; the names could be given if necessary." The contract having been closed on Sunday, however, is void in the eyes of the law. Kept His Word. Winston (N. C.) Sentinel.; Mi. Lewis Cotton, of Bertie county, who was in town last week, states the following: " Soon after the late war he went to Petersburg, Va., with a drove of cattle. As it was necessary to take a wagon along he also carried a bale of cotton to make up his load. The last quotations he had received prior to starting cotton was selling at 50 cents per pound in Petersburg, and Mr. C. expected to realize that price for his bale ; but cotton had declined, and 45 cents was the best offer he could get After travelling all over the city and satisfying himself that he could not ob tain a better price, he dumped his bale out in front of a commission house, re marking to the factor : " You may take this bale, as I may need the money, but I'll be damned if I ever sell any more cotton for that price." 'Tis needless to add that lie has sacredly kept his word, The New York Elevated Railway. Philadelphia Times. Thev seem to be erettinsr Quite desper ate over in New York in regard to their noisy elevated railway. The serious ness of the situation may be grasped by outsiders when we state that the World naused vesterdav in the midst of its jubilations over the defeat of Tarn- . i f l -J T many to suggest tnat "some practical man of science" shall "invent a mechan ical appliance, by the use of which he may make himself temporarily deaf," and that this appeal is "commended to the attention of Mr. Edison." - When a reputable New York newspaper advises, in all sincerity, New Yorkers to go around with their heads clone up in mechanical appliances calculated to produce temporary deaf ness it is evi dent that things are in ' a pretty bad way.. Perhaps, thougn, tne world only means that people had better put their fingers in their ears when the trains are passing, and is constrained to express itself in grandiloquent terms. No More Slerpless Nights, Somebodv, who seems to have tried it, says: " The latest method we have heard of for curing sleeplessness, when unaccompanied by pain or disease, is the following : Get out of bed and take a linen bandage although . a hanker chief, neatly folded longwise, will do as; welt perhaps better. Dip one-half the handkerchief into water, pass the wet portion around J,he wrist over, this lay the dry half, and tuck in the ends so as CO maKe an -seuure. jiw uowii uiraiu. . ' I , , T , ' The wet bandage yill be bound to exer cise a most sootning mnnence on tne pulse; this will soon extend all over the nervous system, and calm, refresh rog sleep1 win De tne result. ''""V "A, Year of Disaster. - ir Philadelphia Record. i' The vear 187"will be a"memorable orie'iin5tfaei;anTiala?of .Timaii misery. famine and pestilence have done their own wjorfciiE isome -of , tliennost popu lous regions inhabited by mankind ? ' In dia; aha China have been devastated by; both.1 AyTar, has addedr its - terrors to scourge And starvations ?The yellow f & vet. ' which ' has'afflicted the South.5 is mild by comparison with the outbreak of cholera, smallpox and malignant fe ver now carrying death into-all parts of the Empkef. Morocco:1.. Such'wide : spread miseries rarely manifest them-' selves.' . Our planet must have wander- eu into the company of evil stars. , JHulIevTea for Consumption. "!,-,, JJyHIo Times.) , , ' -Capt Gee, conductor on Riqhmond & Danville passenger, had a hemorrhage last Friday night, brought on from lift ing a heavy:trunk at BeUe Isle. Capt Gee had hemorrhages some years ' ago. He spit blood Saturday at; Danville but w as still at his post, , and ran ; his train by Monday night i We,; suggested mul len tea. An old gentleman , iJftbii hear heard Jthe suggestion , and .told Gee he had !ln drinking it a month, at a quart a day, and he thought it wag do? ing him good. We know of. remarkable cures from mullen as weit aa frctm ker osene oiL But we trust .this J clever conductor will not have another attack. It might only have been a blood vessel ruptured. The Matter With Some of tbelartimOi'eCharcbea. Mr. Moody is laboring1 !at Baltimore. Chief among the evils in the churches, he said -ina-ermon-last week, are churchchpirsr-ungocUymen and women who happen to have good voices, and often drun'Rnnornisw. Mr. Moody de nounced the methods employed in rais ing money by.church fairs. : Lotteries, voting and raffles were encouraged. The young men now, instead of going td a low gambling den, could go to God', Church and gamble. Actually, at one church fair, the sum. of 25. cents was; charged for the privilege of kissing the handsomest young woman in the church presumably to help the work of God Kicking Him After He is Down. (Philadelphia Times. Now that he is down, Jay Gould's Tribune, which never opened its mouth to defeat him, is giving poor Ben Butler hot-shot in the way of paragraph squibs: That wasn't Horace Greeley's way of fighting. Future generations: will re fuse to believe that the Tribune was the journal that Greeley founded. . Gen. Butler. New York Sun. Edward Everett was once defeated as a candidate for Governor of Massach u setts by one vote. . , . Gen. Butler has something still to boast of in comparison. He was de feated, like the accomplished Everett, not by a single vote, but by a handsome majorityv . J Beware 61 Cheap Excitants, And use, If ydU need a tonic stimulant and altera tive,, Hostetter's Stomach Bitten. The liquors of commerce, even when they are not adulterated, fall to prodtKmbrfr than a temporary exhileratl on usually followed by a depressing reaction, anything but .beneficial to a weakly constitution. Mot only do the potent botanic ingredients Combined with the alcoholic of Hoste iter's StomachBltters minis ter to the health and vigor of those who use, but the basls-T-pure old rye, the finest and most salubri ous liquor IHstilled, is no mean promoter of a healthful condition of the digestive organs. Its presence In the Bitters is essential to preserve their vegetable constituents from fermentation, and it unquestionably augments their remedial value. Few medicinal preparations of a proprie tory nature have ever received such strong commen dations from medical men. A Tale of two Cities. New Orleans, September 21, 1878. The undersigned certify that they held for collec tion for account of EL C Williams & Go., brokers, 49 Wall street. New York, half ticket No. 52,313, Class I, in the Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the capital prize of twenty-five hundred dollars, on Tuesday, September 10, 1878, said ticket having cost the sum ot $1 at the office of H. L. Plum, 319 Broadway, New York, and that the amount was promptly paid on presentation of the ticket at the office of the company, M. A. Dauphin, P. 0. Box o9z, wew urieans. m a lxe & ixx. Brokers, 105 common St., New Orleans. La. A Remarkable Result. It makes no difference how many physicians, or how much medicine you have tried, it is now an es tablished fact that German Syrup is the only reme dy which has given complete satisfaction In severe cases of Lung Diseases. It is true there are yet thousands of persons who are predisposed to Throat and Lung Affections, Consumption, Hem orrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, Ac, who have no personal knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup- To such we would say that 50.000 dozen were sold last year without one complaint Con sumptives try just one bottle. Regular size 75 cents. Sold by all druggists In America. C Consumptioa Cured. An old nhvslclan. retired from practice.1 having had placed in bis hands by an East India mission-' ary the formula of a single vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers In thousands of cases, has felt It his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a desire to relieve- human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, with lull directions ior preparing ana using in German, French or English. Sent by mall by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. W. w. Sherar, 149 Powers' Block, Rochester, New York. oct9 4w AGENTS WANTED For the best and fastest selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices re duced aa per cent, national iXBLisHiuG uo., 4w. i'nuaaeipma. Pa. . JJOUSEKEEPERS. A Postal Card sent us with your address will in,- sure free In return, our Illustrated Circulars of nice House-furnishing Specialties. Palmer & Sxtlton Manufacturers, 281 Pearl Street, New York. 4w. JGKNTS, READ THia; We will oar Agents a Salary of SI 00 per month and expenses, or allow a large commission to sell our new and wonderful Inventions. We mean what toe say. Address, without delay, sAfittiH a in s (aj., jotarsnau, wionjgan. 4w. TEAS! - ' ' -m ATTRAT) ALL THE TIME. . The verr best goods direct from the importer at half the usual cost Best plan ever offered to Club Agents and large buyers, All Express charges paid. New terms free. Thb Great Ausbkan Tka Col, P. a Box, 235. 31 33 Vesey St., New York. w. JEW RICH BLOOD! Piswiv'b PrmaATnrK Ptt.ta mnks ' npw Hlcb Blood, and will completely change the blood In the" entire system in three months. Any person who will take one pill each night from one to twelve weeks may be restored to SOUND HEALTH, If such a thlni I. be possible. Sent by mail fffl & let ter stamps. JOHNSON & CO., Bangor. Mer . ; GENTS WANTED For Tfr. 5f arch's New Book ! ! FROM DARK TO DA W N In this new volume the Popular Author of "Night Scenes In the Bible" portrays with vivid and thrilling force and eloquence the events of sacred truth, and adds nest testimony to tne Deauiy, pamos una sublimity of the stories of the Bible.; . Agents will find this book with Its sparkling thoughts, glowing style, beautiful engravings, ana ncn mncungs, we best in-the market-- Terms Liberal. Circulars 1 o?.;-.U ?-HJirR4li- r,-vmv'i. BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. ' ' There lanoocmTpansOTDetween nana tne com mon aiowtaetmg porous piaster. ;nua wen way superior to all other external remedies including uniimmtRianii ttwt KMBllfid electrical :ADDlianees. It contains new medicinal etements.wrdch In com-j binaaon witn ruDoer, possess me mos. exiraortmi . ary pain relieving, strengthening and' eoratrre pro perfleaj i-Any Physiclari In your own locality will confirm ;above statenient,'il Lame. Back,' Bbemnatlsm, Female Weakneaa3tabbom and Neg) lected Colda and Coughs, diseased ladders. Whoop ing cough, ffecttea of thai heart, and all ITU for which noRHM faster aze. used.' tt is imnlr the best known remedy; Aslc foe Benson's Capdne Parous Plaster and. tak tj otherr Sold by all iUruggst&Tice za cw-vein m iweipt vi pnoe, by Sxabcbt. J0HH80K, 21 Piatt SU, New York. IQHABXOTTE SUCCESS' 1 1 T ' MOTWTTBSTAKDnie KT -EXTBAORDLNARILY L4BGE PURCHASES -THIS FALL, AMP BMiW,W OF TO ATTEMPTS 1H0M ALL OCAK TKB8 TO DTSSCT TO TKADB f b"o M CHABLOTTE ' IHTO OTHKB CKAXMKLS, Yet the good Judgment of the people on the one hand, and my 'superior advantages In pur chases on the other hand. H AVE OVERCOME ALL AND I HA VI HAD AN UNPRECEDENTED GOOD TRADE, So much so that I am now, when most merchants have scarcely received their fibot stocks, gone North for a fiSSs "ss8 EES K KB B EH1C coo a o o o o coo oo o o o o o o oo KM N DDD NJI N D 1 N WW P D K WW DDD PPP U U RRR OOO H HA .SSa EBB PPU UR ROOH HAA i8 B PPP U U RRR O HHH A A "88. KB P UURROOHH AAA J B P UU R R OOO H HA BSSS BBB AS THE FIRST RUSH NORTH 1 8 NOW OVER , I shall be able to obtain many bargains, the advan tages of which my easterners shall secure. To all who went North for tbelr Stock I would respectfully address myself and beg to sug gest an easy and cheap method of replenishing their Stock by calling on me. - t3T To an old and regular customers who have bought from me this season, I would say come again. Our SECOND STOCK In an departments will be complete In ten days. Respectfully, 8. WITTKOWSKY. R EMARKABLE ! OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. OUR ASSORTMENT LARGER THAN EVER. OUR ASSORTMENT LARGER THAN EVER. Our Prices Less than any other House, ur Prices Less than any other House, A Fine and well Assorted Stock of Ready-made Fall and Winter COO o 0 o 0 o OOO L L L L T.T.T.T. OO TTTT H H O O T H H O O T HHH OO T H H OO T H H WW w WW w www W WW H WW O O O o OO OGO CONBIifTINO or MEN'S. YOUTH'S, BOY8 AND CHILDREN'S, I Can be Found at W. KAUFMAN A CCS. : S--y U Springs Comer, Charlotte, N. C 1 ' A well Assorted Stock of BOOTS, SHOES, FINE GAITERS, HATS Jk CAPS, Always onhanL at Reduced Prices. ' GIVE US L CALL. ept2 ALL OPENING OF FINE MM MMTIL IIWW WKEBRBR. TIWWWB K R MMMM 1 r i - MULLli II H m un w .'M M ' M M UK KK ;m See S f AXD- J I FAKCY DRY OODSJ )'J Mil Mm ,1 Wedwesdat and Thtbsdat, OctobebT 2d 8bu ( 1 GRANDEST j)ISPLAY OF FINE GOODSr j ' . ju-w.n ''ivirnf tfTWttl'n,rWrH'A'B1.0TT fe.1" , - h.. 7'.., :J.AT 'j ' ' if 'Am lt'i I . -if-f-'i ii Mil 1 ot 3 LBERWANGEB x BBO,4 ' Fine Ctothiers and Tallori., NOW OFFER TO THE TRADE A FULL STOCK OF For Beaver Overcoats, Plain Beaver, Blue and Browh4 Light Weight Heltons to all shades, At extremely low prices SACK end FROCK SUITS ft extremely low prices BLACK DRESS U TTTT 5 a it il 1 1 1 UU Haf West of EnglaDd.CloUi Coats and Vesta. Imperial Doe Pants frcmphe If M of Mamifac turers. U NDEBWEAB, The best selected Stock that has ever been brought to ihls.'market, at the lowest prtees that could be expected. Call early and see us, to that you might get the choice patterns. N OW IS THE TIME ! ! ! HAVTNft DBXIBinXSD TO CHANGE MY BUSINESS, t oitxr mr xmtibb trocx or DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, NOTIONS AND W GOO wo a wo W O OG I NK 00a AT AND BELOW COST. I HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF COMMON AND MEDIUM, PRICED CLOTHING TO SUIT THE. , LABORING , CLASSES, ; . . . .. ui, :.. .i . , -ii ' )':! - ... ! ., ' ; v.i '-' 1 i : 7 Jit.V POSITIVELY BE CLOSIDOVT AT ' . .j ,' .-,.;'.:, ' .ir.'fc - ! ;! - ;rl : "Vi v n i-U. i-.tehl WHATEVER ,IT. BRINGS BUT WEEN NOW AND . ;. t: - .U y '-''' , , ,THE;FIBST OFlnirfi ; '. ' i-. ,-,. ; ;;.'- y -.t-orwi J A A.. W W x'i ir ;i , to HAXX Botnt fob DIFFERENT LINX OF iQOODS. ,.i si-i 'f I -i ..: I1"1 i f "7.. ... . - 1 f-, 41 n.tt ..;,-::: . (0YES, tatea Building. TJnot8' 1URE tDTOY 102 BAtt3Z3V Preserrption FKzi t6 any r"8JnJ win agree to pay , when new grovru ef laitr.w,kers or , Mousta to Bctoav pro insLr gAXLi-0a oa, 8 GlntoolJlafle71;ew'lork, J oet244teow 5 8 t oo I IfiwH 8 of: 8 8? iH8ww COO IXLL OO T H H It M -iUlU ii tViU'- hi -'0:i i V
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Nov. 9, 1878, edition 1
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