North Carolina Newspapers

W3'Mh$P$ Otitis. THE OBSERVER jifOR DEPAETMEMT SUBSCRTPTIOSr RATES . at. marougmy suvpuea vnm every needed (Hx Month-. ocmt,anamai the- Labxt Styieyf Type, and every Three Mcmtm One Month. ..,.,....,... . .... g 00 manwer orod Work am note be done with nratri djgcfcA and cTuapness. We Hem iumUh, at Short WEEKLY MDITIOIT ; i Way, (to tfe eounty) te'odMnM.... Owf o tteounfy, jxwfpaid,. AtfxMonJAi :S2 00 . 2 10 . 1 00 LETTEX-HEADS, CARDS, TA8S. RECEIPTS, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, HAND-BILLS ' PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, CHECKS, 40. GHAELOTTE lsri C.V SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1879. ai it-Jin .fvifii NO. 3,083. Liberal Reduction jor Otutm. . 1 1 'i 'ill a. . rim 1 1 1 ... ill-.'11. . - : 11 - - . ii 1 - 1 1 1 . sjv iiii is.x mill: .... r - - - - 1 . ..i a ;'; ,.rj..u. lu . ,i . r'- ; i t . . , .; , , ri' QASHMERES AND ALPACAS. Just Received another lot of superior . CASHMERES AND ALPACAS, Ranging In Price from 25 cents to One Dolla. it 1 A Kw Pieces of OOLOWSD CA6HMEBES, all i -! 111 'I ' . Wool, of Buperlor qualtt at sixty eente, worth $1.00. ! tw -not laH to ee nmr LADIES' CLOAKS before buying. It wwtay you. i i ELLAS COHEN. B UKGESS N-OHOLSv U 7 : WHOLESALE iJST) RETAIL PBALKB IN 1 ALL KINDS OF TURN ITU HE ! FURNITURE ! FURNITURE! FUKNITURE ! BEMHNG.&C. BEDDING, AC! BEDDING, AC BEDDING, AC. A Full Line Of CHEAP BEDSTEADS I CHEAP BEDSTEADS I ' 1 LOUNGES! LOUNGE3 ! LOUNGES! LOUNGES! LOUNGES! LOUNGES! PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS ! PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS ! tW COFFINS of all kinds on hand. COFFINS of all kinds on hand. No. 5 West Tradk Street. CHARLOTTE, . C. I- Ladles' and Gentlenfl Burial tine supply. .;an8 Robes a ARGAINS 0 -r.w-Tr...ii :- -im:ih aittv'.'i: URRR NIC N TTTT.tf DR RNN N II TU V' IT PPT. V TT X jr. jt)eer EBB U BE UR EN. Klf.IL T OUS Ilk T VU K UU ;.iT,1.;-TOH j ! ii i:ii.-i3i.'4 i'it '.- -K.X1.. ROGFRS wlREftlOMffc. T-i W i J .I'.II'OI v i - Nhct to Postofficb. My stock is very Lar, : nd embreeM a Full line of eiv.i ''it .it ":? ff ! PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING BOO f ) ': 'taiitw swMiJ i n. tow ! ! "? iu.Ajfjfil--tO .Oft ; w ' ';; '.jiiKiBUTt ' ' - ,:t,U; J! M Vt i ttTtot j j OFFICE FURNITURE A " llni -i'l" ;-;!"H jU i yHft" 4ti tl ebwHi f. f,.T. ?L L: r ".i.'tij-fT: hi In immvH HrMi immr'ttiiUUSi Af all Goods Packed Free of OiiisCf M' I LOSC t LOSK -WX BAt'ltaa DAT MM MM A RT KKEKDDD MMUH AA ' K ' ' BK'E'B ' D-D s MX M A A HKK KK KK 1) l M M AAA R RK K K D D M MA AR RK KKKBDDD DDD tK W W W N1"N D DO Q WWW WNNS D DO U ' W W W W Bfl 11 D DO O WW WW N NN DDD CO W I W-i;JHM About Forty pleess of i Hi db: GOODS To 25 cents, worth 50 cents per yard. Also 30 or 40 pieces to 20 cents, worh,from , ,,.. 8848 eehte. A lot of Dress Goods, to 8Vi and 10 cents, worth u froro a2Wtol6eatA.v.' il.i MUST BE SOLTA ( UST BSSOLl i and if you want cheap goods, this Is the place to get them. Verj truly. ' . ;: '' v"' AiEXANDER. A HARRIS.' ' P. S. Our whole stock must be uoed, and Jftl order to tio so will sell very cheap. JW A. AH. . U U B R C C E E D AU; I CM BY t EXPRESO XPEESta A LOT OF WHITE TTTT A ERR L T AA R RL T A A RRR L EKE TTTT OO NN B TO ONN N EE T O ON N N T AAA R EL a T A AR RLIXLSEK D, ON NN QO N NN LACE ACE EDGIN1 EDGINVX For Skli Protectors, A Lot of DRESS GOODS, Reduced to prices that wlH sell them. A good stock of Gents' Merino Shirts and Furnishing Goods. Still a few of those j HANDSOME CLQAKS at sacrificing prices. Don't fail to look at my Ho siery and Dress Buttons. Give me a call before purchasing. . T. L. SEIGLE, Opp. Charlotte Hotel, Tryori St., Charlotte, N, C. Janl9 LADIES' CLOAKS. ADIES' CLOAKS. LADIES' LADIES' s. CLOAK TH E H GREATEST B A B G A I NO OAS ATE 811 B A R ..in G A I NtO 'IlilSN. i H ( f i ICE ladies' cloak ICE ladies' cloak Jl JUST RECEIVED BT SXFBESQ CBT BBCSrVED BT EXFHESO, to .tvA'." : '.- f.imiiwHov -n! !(-. Wlileh wmbe soldwlthOTrtTeserteat sacrl- ficln nfM&8M$m 100,1 c ', n.n ... ti.fitt .TAM 0 eg '1 ."?iX'(tl '(I SWEEPING REDUCTION of FORMER PRICE O WEEPING REDUCTION ti FORMER PRICE IO . ...... . ; TgiTaa JJOW IS YOUR CHANCT7 ..-;;(! ittJUtHBJTMAfl GIFT? liirj. WO -i.'.i 'f 'y-"lT ..vhhA t?l tf'A HO , HALF PBICT? ............ ,.rv ' HALF P B I-C-J-li firm t,n : z.t ti F .'(iFutjV ,rrft A.r fi, t t ' !? HMnKS J1H II H H ' '! HEE GOODS i ! 1 1 h ' ft We knov? not jttiat It is, dear, ; This sleep so deep and still, The folded hands, the awful calm . The cheek so pale and chill ' The lids that will not lift agahl, . Though we may call and call . '' The strange white solitude of peace . . That. settlespver all, ; ., ; , . We know not what It means, dear, ! This desolate heart pain. This dread to.take. our dauy, way, And walk In it again: , We know not to what other sphere ; , The loved who leaves us go, i , .Nor why we're left to wonder still Nor why we dd not know. ' But thls'we know, our loved and dead , II they should come this day; . Should come and ask us, "What IS life?" ... .Not one of us could say-- M Life is a mystery as deep A a ever death can be. ' Yet oht how sweet It is to us, (1, This life we live and see. ,.. ,-: . ; ..Then might they say these vanished ones, ' : And blessed Is the thought, , ,,, ."So death is sweet to us, beloved!" - Though we may tell you naught; . We may not tell It to the ulck "This mystery of death Je may not toll us If ye would, , i i . The mystery Of breath." " ',J ' The child who enters life comes net With knowledge or Intent, So those who enter death must go ,, As little ebjldren sent . Nothing is known, but r believe -.,, T,hat,Godls overhead,,, . 1,1 ?Ahd as llfals to the living . Bdesyaistothedead. OfeSEHVATIONS. !:.. '''.. . !'.' 1 i ' 1.' I 'If''- Tell us. somebodv. whv our law-makers are never Ivarrestedtor passing worthless bflls.-t-Awton Tram i cript, i.. 0' . . . . . . .. i ne jung oi iiaiy nas just, enjoyea iwo aays' bunting at Castel Porzlana. The bag, without counting other game, contained sixty-nine wild bears, and required three large wagons to convey It to the Quirinal. Three dogs were gored during thd sport. .; :) ' 1 , There Is nothing better calculated to diminish the glare from.tha calcium light of a bridegroom's jiabnlness than to find three or four of bis wife's dresses hung across the foot of the bed for bua to. 0 dust ou wheu he comes noim,-rAndrew Bazaar, Let assign the thousand do3at checks of the country and we care not who makes the laws. a. : . E)eores!i. '-' lt ih Smtr the " mnnev and we care rft Who signs the checks. N. T. '., The Buffalo Exprest gently chides a Buffalo bride, who got married in a pair of stockings valued at $150. 'Uoeaiundred and forty-niae dollars' worth Of oohnet, and one dollars worth of stockings would have made more show to the public. It seems Impossible to furnish sufficient facilities to enable the business men of New Jork to get up Ani Hna-n tmrni fuet. annnffh Pimi.tfl i h t a qki of. ready made ,of oyerqrowdlng the train on the ele- "The fetBt seeds of matrimonial discord are usual ly sown Immediately after going to housekeeping. It is not because the tender wave of harmony no longer pulsates from soul to soul ' It is because she Insists on his doing the marketing Immediately af ter breakfast, on a full stomach, when he doesn't care whether he has a canvas-back duck or a boil ed dish-rag for the next meal. How the Chinese Stab. Fr6m the San Francisco Call. About two years ago a Chinese wo man, named Quy Ngun, living in the old Baptist church building on Wash ington street, was murderously assault ed by'a Chinamaji because she refused to live with him. The assailant stabbed her in the back with a large , knife, , which he left in the wound. Several . persons, attracted to her room by cries lor help, went in and attempted to re move the knife, but found that the blade had been driven into the bone and was immovable. One man, in endeavoring to take the knife out, stood on the bea on which the woman was lying, and, taking hold of the hardle of the knife with both hands, pulled, but was unable to extract the weapen, and i in pulling lifted the woman from the bed. Final ly a physician who had been sent for came, and, by placing his knees against the woman's back and drawing on the knife with all his might, succeeded in exi racting it. In course of time the wck 1 man recovered from the effects of. the wound, and the man who stabbed her was. arrested and sent to the State prison for five, years. Poifning His fanary. Kingston Courier. ,jA city gentleman had a beautiful ca nary bird, which has been kept" for sometime in his reading-room, as- the gentleman is very fond of hearing the birdfling. Now it so happened tmri the canary's cage hung above the placeused' to sit and smoke. As time wore on it was -noticed that the bird had ceased to sing as ,much as formerly. , After a while the bird ceased to sing altogeth-.. er Pinlaly, one day the bird was obser ved wildly trying to keep on his perch, and floundering about the cageVas thoueh dizzy and very weak. It occur red to his wife that perhaps the tobac-iv co smoke might have something to m!o with the bird's strange condition, arid it was taken into another , room. The pure air seemed to have an effect. In a Tlay or wo it was heard singing though in a weak and tremulous voice. After fi week had gone by, it began to send forth notes of. purity and clearness, and at-Hie end of a fortnight it was it self again. ..va.Jorv . 1' Strange "Bed-Feller.' Owensboro (ky.) MessengeC. ! During the late cold snap, ne of our farmers chose a certain day to kill his hogs,' wfiick was, to use ; his Own lan guage,., a leetle,,. too cold.'' The hogs froze oh the pole' as fast as they were hung up, and after all were killed, the , boys took several hot toddies, and the old man. who was already stagererinsr, stumbtetl Off 4nto baefcoroom and was J soon jast asleep in the wrong pecu, About 8 o clock a neighbor, who-had riPAn hftlpnr nnnolnfMA tn frr"hnTrP and as. i went put siBpeario examine tne (he'itt'wMclffie found as 6dld r BO! as stonesrTaking;one ;of the smallest down 4ie:Iiigged it ardtihd th0 iouse to the,back,,409,rvCarried . ,it.4p w the old man's j room and, ; throwing u back the bedclothes.' laid ifr snrJeltr no tS the old ,manr8j)bti fashibTi;the covered -them up anaTeft About 11 o'clock the' pld mart-awjKeiana instamry-yeuea out, "DaveiJavfei O. DaYer i 3LavKWas still busily engaged at euehre in the othe fi morff. bat answered What the devildo yduTtitre( here quick wiin a lignt run nerui jtnu- pool' mother is dead and cold as li-1." tkkt'iA c .n.4,.,L A, e Prcsidenl s Joke. I lit - President Hayes to-day perpetraieol a rich joke on the ladies of thei Woman SuffSragen.convsntion, They called J6n' him androresented a resolution adopt- t ed at the convention, following up-with dent listened attentively until thev fin ished ', and then" asked ; therti r if- they f uia not iiKe to see jMrs Jtiayes. x ney assented, anitbePresident asked Mrs, Hayes to showthem the. White House, which she did. taking the ladle's to the nursert.' kltbhen.'and through all , the,. chambers, pointing fout the improved methods of housekeeping and asking their oninioris tioon domestic subjects. The ladies expressed irratification ati Mrs. Hayes11 kindness, but carried off an impression that they had been trifled with , , jif ormation t. about housekeep ing was not what they were after. ,i VATjE!tlpH DISPATCHES. -I :imiTiii.?- . . , r Prospecjb fa Stormy Debate en "Mr. Potter's , '.;'..,' ftesqlution td Investigate Them. Washington, January 15. It is pretty clearly understood ,tKat ext Monday will see a long arid stormy debate upon the resolution which will be proposed by Mr. Potter for the investigation of the so-called cipher dispatches. Earlier iri the session sucli a. resolution would have passed without amendment, de bate .or division. As Gen. Butler has made 'a formal request of Mr. Potter that an hour's time be given the former in, which to Rebate the proposed inquiry, it is extremely, likely that an entirely ew. light will be thrown on the subject as far as the Republicans are concerned. It is considered , extremely doubtful whether the resolution can obtain the twofthirds yet Reeded to force it to a passage. , In the committee the Repub lican members declined to vote, , and similar iwtion in the House would leave thattJsffift(!iiftTa quorum : ,nor would ifbefpossible flfiwwitti the number of rjSjeiBbers dfelid'Bi(liIl, to obtain a quo rum made up of Democratic members. Under the mestf ft vorable circumstances it took'd week ;to gather a quorum last Jxme from the Democratic toembers ex elusiTeiy. ' " ttalg and Female Constanqy. . - . . .-. j j,., j tNejyYorJfcSuu , Mrs, itack was eonvieted of murder ing, her. husband in Jane&ville Wis., in order that-she might , marry: a lover named Dickinson, who. helped to com mit4Jis crime ; ad it was Dickinson's testimony. on which the verdict wasob taffred.'nMfs. Cobfi lis' accused of mur dering hej? husband in Norwich, Conn., that she might marry a lover named Bishop; and if she should be convicted it -would be on i i Bishop's testimony. TheSe strikingly similar cases naturally excite the remark that 'women! are more constant than men in murder as well as in love. But -the hanging of Thomas Dowd at St. Andrews, N. B., on Mon day, furnishes a contrary instance. Dowd and Mrs. Ward murdered Mr. Ward. Neither turned State's evidence and both were convicted Dowd main tained to the last, Iri the face of the most convincing proof, , that hs alone was guilty. -AithCTigh few believed him, his persistency gave. aipTetext ifoc avoiding the hangingfofi ajwoman, and her death sentence was commuted to imprison ment. So Dowd died with the consci ousness that he had saved his criminal partner from thei gallows. Wh?t Is Said of the Recent Convention by a Northern Settler. Concord Register. We "passed two-days this week in Chariot), aid enjoyed the splendid hos pitality of that enterprising city. The occasion was the Convention of North ern Settlers." The hospitality of Cham lotte, is boundless. Through their worthy mayor, B. R. Smith,, the , freedom and hospitality of the city iwas magnificently tendered. The gents were generally entertained at the elegant and stupend ous Central. Col. Eccles, its enterpris ing proprietor, made the delegates hap py and comfortable by his attention and courtesy. The leading citizens, with language of burning eloquence, spoke to the people of the North and the world their earnest feeling of fraternal spirit, through the medium of the assembled delegates, and closed the important and highly interesting fevent with a hearty and cordial invitation to the representa tives of the States in the Union to meet in general convention, in Charlotte, on the 4th of July next, to hold a national convention' on this Important matter of bringing about a perfect understanding of feeling, friendship and brotherly love withall seUon8-ef the Union. Reported Finding of A. T. Stewart's Body. , Tbe NewXorkStwjof Thursday says : 'Itlsstated.'-trrKftr authority so trust worthy as to leave little, if any, doubt of the entire Correctness of the report, that Mrs. A. T. Stewart has said, to at least two persons, a lady and a gentle man, within the last six days, that the body of her husband has r been recover ! fed ; that it has1 been ' deliverel'to Judge Hilton, and that it has been placed by him in a vaadt, well guarded, there to remain until the completion of the crypt in the Stewart Memorial Cathe dral, in Garden City." The Sun furth er says the negotiations for the return of the bodyfwere made through a well s known; legal firm,, and that .850,000 cash was paid,: 8100,000 being1 at first de : manded. Reporters yesterday endeav ored'to' see Judge Hilton in reference to the reported recovery of the body. Mr. Hilton, however, declined to be , seen. In, response to a note requesting a statement of facts in the case, he sent the following in his own handwriting; "Have no information I desire to com thunicate ; I prefer at presen t not speak ing on the- subject further." The de tectives profess entire ignorance in re gard to the matter. ' Vance's Nomination. Greenville (S. C.) Xews. We but re-echo the voice of the Deirir ocratic masses of the land when we say, weE done good old North State. " Suffering for a Lite Time. Persons afflicted with rheumatism often suffer for b Me lme.'ttielr tortures being almost without re inlsslon. The joints and muscles of such unfortu nates are In most cases shockingly .contorted and drawn out of shape! To afford them even tempor ary relief, the ordinary remedies often prove utter ly useless. ' Hostetter's Stomac Bitters, on the other hand, is avouched by persons who hate used it. to be a genuine source of relief. It keeps 'the blood cool by promoting a regular ablt of body, ana removes irom n unpunnes wmcnn ine opin ion of all rational pathologists, originate this agon izing complaint and Its' kindred: malady the gout. Besides thls'the;, Bljte of the stomach, liver and nerves; prevent and eradicate thtermlttent aridTemitteht fevers, pTofnote appetite and sleep, and are highly recommended by phy-r siclans as a desirable medicinal, tenia ' " "" stimulant and A Bemar kableBesult. It makes no differenoe how many physicians, or how much medicine you have tried, it Is now an esj tabllshed fact thai German Syrup is the only reme dy which has given complete satisfaction in severe eases of Lung Dteeases. R is true there are yet thous;wds if '. persons who re predisposed to Throat and Lung Aft" ectJonsi Consumption, flem- I orrhage8, Asthma, Severe- Colds settled tin the Breast. Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, &e.i who t have no personal knowledge of Boschee's German Syrupu- Tosucu wewouM say mat oO.UOO dozen were sold last year without one complaint Con--snmpUves try Just one bottle. Regular size 75 centei 8old byll drundstatn America. ...... ,', Not MediciM jkat Feott. i The fall and early winter season is the harvest time of hacking coughs and debilitating forms of Cataorh, just a the later spring Is the seed time of malarial fevers. To know a certain cure of the one, and preventive of the other, Is to have with, in our reach the most Inestimable blessing of the period, v We do know of them, for these really-marvelous properties are combined In Scott'p Emulsion of Pure Cod- Liver OH with the Hypophospltes. of Lime and Soda. f--.v ;yi '-.-"-'V i There is notonn oi pnysicai waste ana prostrat ed vitality, that a bountiful use of the Emulslonj will not change, to glowing health and full life and vigor, and then It is noi a disagreeable medicine but the most delightful kind of food. ; ; grtj (crafts. CLOTHING! L O T H I N O I clothinLt; W. KAUFMAN '4 CO& CLOTHING HOUSE! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. Having determined to reduce our stock, we now offer to thepeople of Charlotte and .this section of North Carolina, the largest, cheapest and most beautiful and well selected stock 1 COO O o o O o OOO L L L L I.T.T.T. OO O O O O O O OO TTTT H It KK N GGG S HH N O a If II N O fi H HHH g S SN NN O OO N NN GOO VfB BAYS XVKK OFFEBKD,, Consisting of the usual variety of MEN'Si BOYS, YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S C LO T HI NG FOUND IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE All we ask Is that our friends and customers win give us a call, as it will be to your interest, and you will save from fifteen to twenty per cent, on your purchases. W. KAUFMAN 4 CO., Springs Comer, Charlotte. N. C. decl2 . . . , - JOTICE OF SEIZURE. ' U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE, 1 Collector's Office, 6th District North Carolina, V StatesvlUe, N. C, December 26th, 1878. ) Seized for violation of United States Internal Revenue Laws, on Saturday, December 27th, '78: 2 mules and 1 wagon and harness, one barrel of whiskey, the property of W. F Burns. Notice Is hereby given to the owner or claimants of the above described property to appear before me at my office In StatesvlUe, and make claim thereto before the expiration of thirty days from date hereof, or the same will be forfeited to the United States. J.J. MOTT, . J. G, Yprao, ; Collector. ' Deputy. )anl 4w oaw jOTICE OF SEIZURE. United States Internal Revenue. Collector's Office. 6th District North Carolina, statesvuie, ri. v., December oth, 18 78. j Seized for violation of United States Internal Revenue Laws, on Saturday, December 6th, '78: Ten boxes Tobacco, as the property of J. F. Fare. Notice Is hereby given to the owner or claimants of the above described property to appear before me at my office in Statesvllle, and make claim thereto before the expiration of thirty days from date hereof, or the same will be forfeited to the United States. J. J. MOTT, dec25 4woaw Collector. JOTICE OF SEIZURE. United States Internal Revenue, i Collector's Office. 6th Collection District, N. C, y Statesvllle, Dec. 18th, 1878. J Seized for violation of United States Internal Revenue Laws, on Wednesday, December 18th, 1878: - Five boxes Tobacco, the property of T. C. Striek er. Notice is hereby given to the owner or claimants of the above described property to appear before me at my office in Statesvllle, and make claim thereto before the expiration of thirty days from date hereof, or the same will be forfeited to the United States. J. J. MOTT, J. G. Young, Collector. , Deputy. Jan. 16-8t. JT THE CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON Cochrane keeps the best RYE WHISKEY, Stand ard Pure, Two Years Old. M M L L L L N JOSEPH FISCHESSER, Proprietor, Is now supplied with the very best and finest WINES, ALES and LIQUORS. JUST IN. French Brandy, in quart bottles, five years old, warranted pure and genuine; just suita ble for a Christmas Gift. Exported Bxkr In bottles, by ttie doaen at $1.50 just half the former price. ? I have the latest arrangement from Paris for keeping hot water for winter drinks, perfectly clear and pure. . Best BEER, PORTER, ways on hand. decl2 ALE and LIQUORS al- TO CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON For Standard Pure Liquors. O PEBA HOUE ! ONE NIGHT ONLY 1 MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20TH, 1879, BLIND LIND ?8M, The Musical Phenomenon of tiie Age, renowned inrougnout tne wona as uie greatesi NATURAL PIANIST LIVING. At these performances Blind Tom will .exhibit the marvelous gift which has gained him World wide celebrity, and which has both astonished and delighted the greatest masters of muste. Admission....'. . . ............ .4... . -50 cents Oindren,7; ............. . !. . 4... . . . ....25 eente Reserved Seats,: . r - -? ' kVJ JJ..7S cent. '. Tickets on sale every day at the Central, Hotel, commencing January 15th. :i i janlS ' : " f ; ":' WELLING HOUSE WANTED: TT k first-clasrtenarJwho is wining to pay a liberal rent wants a good dwelling house with 6 to 8 rooms Trade or Tryen street, and as near as possible to ttepubUc square, is prefenwL- JWUV 200 IN CASH WILL PURCHASE. t A Power Prmting t)Pres8,5uera8eyTnake, old style, size of bed 26x4 Inches. Was in use until replaced by a new ona : Address J. BAILEY, editor Enterprise an( .Mountamer,..,GrevllleJ, - . janl4tf .ft !(!. OOO O o L L L L PPP KB A u 58S8 P IkB OOO 8 A X T.T.T.T. i S i i E f- A LARGE LOT OF. fi H OO RSSo II EKX RRR T 7 HHH O O 8S. II KB RRR , Y H H' OO . BS8 II UI K R GLOVES AND LADIES' ADIES COLLARS COLLARS AND AND CUFFO I cuffD f Will be placed on our Bargain Counter MONDAY MORNING, AND ARB TO BE SOLD OLD REGARDLESS REGARDLESS OF OF COST COS 1 . THE LADIES Are especially Invited to these Bargains. WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH. Jan. 19, 1879. rB& WORLD'S STANDARD. oSSo ppp eex 5 t -o t i? "-; ' No. 8 Date, Nov. 10, '78. , ; : Ne. 2 , , . , No. 4 Dally Dally Dally ex.Sun. . . , i . 1 1 , i i i . i iii FAIRBANKS' SCALES. Learn Charlotte, - 8.46 a m 6,55 p m " Greensboro, 8.20 am 410pm " Raleigh, 3 90 pm 15.80 am Arrive Goldsboro, 5.25 p m U3Q a m 1 "in . ' c 1. 1 1 i For Sale Also,- PATENT ALARM MONEY DRAWERS Coffee Mills, Spice Mills, and Store Fixtures Gene rally, The Improved Type Writer.. Oscillating Pump Co's Pumps. end for Circulars. : FAIRBANKS 4 CO., 311 Broadway, New York For sale by Leading Hardware Sealers i septl-dt&ww NOTICE. - .:!-,:! ;i By virtue of the power conferred in. mortgage made by T. Ji 1 Wilkinson and Laura H. Wilkinson to the Charlotte BulkUng and, Lean Association, I will sell at public auction, a h ouse and lot of land fronting en the N. C, Railroad. In square No. 68, beginning at a stake on the N. C. Railroad and run ning with said road to L. A. PhUHps' comer, thence with her line 180 feet to a stake,, thenee parallel with said railroad 49V feet to J. B. Shannonhouse's line,' thenee to the beginning, " which Is : now claimed subject to said mortgage by B..W. Mellon. Said property to be sold at the eourt house door ta me cuy ojt unanooe on tne. ist muao&j m anuxn, 1879, for cash, the amount doe the Charlotte Building and Loan AssoclaUO-' being S22A26y with eost of. advertising gJIL. R. E. COCHRANE, decl9 tds Secy snd Treas. y1'- O. ItAXWmVL. C. V. HARRISON, . Aacooneer.' HCAXWElL 4 HARBtSO N Xvx -4 AUCTION and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Buy and sell on consignment all kinds of , MERCHANDISE AND COUNTRY PRODUCE; Wm give strict personal -Itentlon to all business entrusted to pur care. ' . s 4.-, . i . I-,t i. rr- . r' "i.t l4 ; 15 " - r - . J ..m . aA WW -A. - f t yfT ,www -aovpynanQue.-ipwi. n aec3 .Vi'i' 'nit , .TQSI.TIVT7 IT.OSITI vHi. -. ... iqt; fi-A, DDD A'Y YrSSo D D, AA...Y Y S8 D D fl 1 YY "SSo O D AAA . Y - DDD A A Y B8S8 FFF OO RRR V O OR R FP O O RRR F , O OR R F OO R R " V - i SIXTY SIXTY J fXUR, ENTIRE ST t VUR ENTIRE S MEN'S, TOUT1TS, 1B6YS' ANT CHILDREN'S tr V Tl TTIT WSSn TT T 3tS 8: If f : 1 sis8 ttu -AT- fSoo 1 o' b 8 5)00 fOQ t gSSg TTTT '88, '8 T T T 01 stoctr ; STOClV .i:Jili-l MM BIS -MM MM 14 Bf M 14 K If U if M M M M M MT M M M M ,RES) NN N;R!JSS EEE E NN N ni tr. R '88, RE EEK n n ii a N NN "88 We are bound to sell, and will sell. A call will . . amply repay you. , i , . Respectfully, , . , ' ' ' ''"'4 BERWANGER 4 BRO., Tine Clothiers and Tailors. QORNAND WHEAT BKCHANGB, ; Postoffice Address! 7Charlotte Cffy Mills Pardee having grain to grind or to sell will find It to their interest to call on the undersigned. Meal ground either fine or coarse,' according to order. . . Thankful for former .patronage, : f .will give my prompt personal attention to all orders from one bushel to a ear load. (! ., , . , ROBERT D. GRAHAM, Superintendent yrflAVK A SELECT STOCK . . t ' Of Whole and (3rriun' Spices; including Fells' mixed apices, try It and be convinced: that there Is mothlng nicer. L. R. WRISTQN 4 CO. 4ecl8 - ' n-iii!!... c OX'S and NELSON'S GELATINE, Com Starch. Italian Macaroni and Pearl Ta L. R.4 WRISTON & CO. ptoca. decl3 . : FRENCH BRANDY Guaranteed to be TWENTY YEARS OLD,. AT CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON. Especial attention to the retail trades, and all our Goods are warranted of the best quality. WILSON BUB WELL, dec!3 , .i . ,; Druggists. QONDENSED TIME. NORTH CAROLINA .RAILROAD. TRAINS GOrNCTKAST. No. 2 Connects at Salisbury with W.N.C.R.R. for all points in Western' North Carolina, dally except Sundays . At Greensboro-with R. 4 D, B. R. for all points North, East and West. At Goldsboro with w. 4 Wi R. R. for WUmihgton. '. -ur No. 4 Connects at Greensboro wltb-R. 4 D. R, R. for all points North, East rfnd West,'5 . - I ''.'I i 1 lll.M ' TRAINS GOING WSST. , , No. 7. Dally ex. Sunt Date, Nov. 10, '78. No.1 Daily, no. a Dairy.-V 5.85 p m Leave Goldsboro, " Raleigh, . " , .Greensboro Arrive Charlottei : 9.50 aim 8.50 pm H.2H Dm 6.30 am 6.47 am 0.60 am 12.26amIO.t . 1 " I I ! ' , I 'It ' f I . I M ' I - No. 1 Connects' at Greensboro with Salem Branch. At Charlotte. with C, C 4 A. B. R. for all points South and South-west; at Air-Line Junction with A. 4 C. A. L. Railroad for all pOlnts'South and South-east -nnljvuu,-:i 'L Ho. 3 Connects at Salisbury, with w. N. c. R. K daOy ettiept Sunday: At AlKLlne Junction with A. 4C. A.L. for all i points -South and South-west At Charlotte with c, c 4 A. Railroad for all points South and Southwest, , .v Leave Greensboro, dally except SUndajv; 8.60 p m Arrive Salem, " . " , " .10.60 pm Arrive Jreensboro, .!-t -('! 7.45 a m Connecting at Greensboro with trains qn KsNrcTRallroads. - ' ' ' ' "J theR. 4 - :.:) a. ' 1. ili.'ilff SIPKPDSQ CARS VTTHOUT CHANGS Run both ways on ' Trains ' Nos! 1 ani 5, between New York and Atlanta via' Rlohnnd;1 wreensboro and, Charlotte, and both ways on Trains, Nos. 8 and 4 between NeW York and Savannah vta Richmond, Charlotte and Augnsta. ..-.i;.frf. tr Goldsboro, Salisbury and Chartottei'and at all principal pomts souin, isouin-wesi, west, norm and East For Emigrant rates to points in Arkan sas and Txasraddf ess , . . , . Gen.Bassenger.Agent, nov20 ' ' Richmond Va. QHARLOITE COLUMBIA RAILROAD, AND - AUGUSTA ' Charlottb, CoLfiteiA And AtrotlBTA R. Rj ! -. . i ; i CoiracuiA:.8.C.' Decr27, 1878 On and after Snrldajr, bei Sffftti? 1878, the fol- lewug passengei schedule . w?y. be jiun over this "Vi.-. i. NIGHT EXPRESS) . " 1itMWite&.XXW..iiMlitl 00 A. Arrive Columbla,;-wj...1,. 00 A. m Leave Coiumbla . .,. ; .i ,, , . , , v , . j 05 a. x Arrive Augusto.....;,....,.,.'...,'...?; 0 00 te.::..i:-V:..fr-i!.ia 55 p.n. AirM'Oolai-Mft.'lU .U-. il.-li'A.t ?ili' 10 00 P.M. H,-,f, DA y IPASSENGERI U;s' I it-rAuuil l,'iiGdm6SOBTH,No.8'iriil IveQiarlotte.,.;,.... ,.T:ivvf:M ?I ' 5' Anrve Colombia:.. 10p.. TveUblumlar..t?'r.: . 4 Arrive 'AuB-sta-'-'i J-: i m ir-8 80 P. Leave AtsraBta-i. . .1 a .wi i-.wiiP 03 a. m ArmeColumbla...M,.v,,..v.v..-,v!5.vj,J sx 'S I,eaveCV)lTxmbla.l...,::'.i:..i'!'.V.t.IUl 80 P.; ArrtveChado4tos...4V'K'P w f.m These train stop -only at, Tort MfflBa Hill, Chester, Winnsboro Rldgewfey, -LeestlBe, Bates burg, Ridge Springs, Johston, Trenton aad Granite- SFimlXf-rm cars i mnA.a Onunihnm tn Anffusta: also On WoXfflalri&gVs, Rlch 9SpSSSBStS33 ndem, niBMAcMAKr)oTaur,agnii w -dec29 .!oiili55 9dJ is " POSIT1VT?. ; OSITIVI2. H 4 Sf : " i T i .-;n ,