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and If you want cheap goods, this Is the place to
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P. S. Our whole stock must be reduced, and in
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"Slsterand' brother wouni their 'arms, around'
each other; and the golden light came streaming
In, and fell upon them locked together." '
f tr,"The golden ripple on the rwafl tame
back again, and nothing else stirred In the room."-
; r.Throngltthe curtain poured the sunlight w
ti : WithiasuddeB gush of Joy, ' s
.;n;.WbenrjipoDj)lB bedAf 8kiiea9:'t:! I
..,-( I:, .Lar a drlns: little bor.'x a.. -
1 1 j On theTlsIng airs of evening f !
ip h Balmy sounds of summer came,
:i . And a voice amid their musio r
. ,i. ?y Seemed to call him by bis name; ; : :
i : And the golden waves were dancing I - ;
jv, i , On the flooded chamber waUV4 !r.
, . On the sunny hair of Florence, ?
And the brow of little faull
As the sunset's tide receding,
Ebb'd again into the sky.
Passed the faint hoe from his features
And the lustre from his eye; . . t
As if up the rosy surges
' Of that shining river's now,
Went his spirit to the angel,
Who had claimed It kmg ago!
yonder still And fnll f yaarnlng .
. j Seemed to come that gentle call,
uicAnd the throb of life grew fainter :
In the heart of little Paul. - i!
1 ' But the fond larms of a sistetv:' ; ' '
' Like a link around him lay, ""' '' .'" '
Chaining back'hls flattering spirit
To the love which was Its stay;
., And his own weak arms were fQlded
, In a clinging dear embrace,
; .Till his cheek and dewy forehead
Rested gently on her face.
Slowly sank his weary eyelids, ,
One faint breathing that was all,
And no more the kiss of Florence
Thrilled the lips of little PauL
Through his childish world he wandered,
Like a stranger still and lone,
For the depths of manhood's feeling
Had within his bosom grown.
Yet the love whose meek entreaty
In his patient features smiled.
Gave at last the sainted mother -
To her happy cherub child! . . .
; Sad and silent through the chamber
Crept the shadows up the wall;
Cold against the cheek of Florence
Grew the cheek of little PauL
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;" OBSERVATIONS.
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! -A number of Improved phonographs r are laid up
with diphtheria. M O. txeayutne.
,., Scrap from the latest novel: "He held his head
with one hand and loudly called for help with the
other." .
Many a man who prays not to be led Into tempta
tion would be awfully disappointed If his prayer
was granted. iju Cowtuution. ....
A Memphis paper, In view of the past season's
yellowf ever experience, begins to take in the situa
tion. It says: "We have had plenty of heroism;
now let us have a sewer." VUea Republican.
The St Louis Post complains that some of its
exchanges eony its paid advertisements without
giving credit. Perhaps they find the advertise
ments more humorous than the paragraphs that
appear in the funny column. Jforrigtovm Herald.
When a young tobacco chewer, who boasted that
his father used the weed up to the day of his death,
was asked if bet didn't think it shortened his days.
replied: "Not at all. Each one of his days was
iwenty-iour nours long, just the same as ll he
hadn't used tobacco." Ex.
One of our clerks, who delivers coal, has observ
ed that the antiquated, custom of sitting up nights
to keep the fires, with a beau, helps the coal busi
ness. In the effort to revive the industries, a word
to the wise is sufficient Middlettn Frets.
A new Baptist convert wished very much to be
baptized by one minister and to join the chusch of
another. She went to the first and asked him If it
could be done. ? Yes" he replied, "I could do It
but I don't take tn washing." Boston Globe.
The Proposed Virginia and Sutesville Narrow
Gauge.
Raleigh Observer.
The Legislature of Virginia has in
corporated the Virginia and Statesville
Narrow Gauge Railroad, and the mea
sure is now before pur General Assem
bly for concurrence or rejection. This
proposed lino, to quote the language of
the Virginia bill, is "to begin at Crocket's
depot, or some more practicable point
between Wytheville, in Wythe county,
and Mount Airy, in Smith county, on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Rail
road, to run to" Independence, Grayson
county, Virginia, crossing the Iron
jm0iintain at the Dry Run gap ; thence
to the js ortn Carolina line in toe uireo
tion' of Sparta, in Alleghany county, to
meet a railroad chartered by the Legist
iature of North Carolina, and known by
the name of the Statesville and Virginia
Air-Line . Narro w Gauge Railroad, in
case said railroad shall be built on to
the said North Carolina line in a direc
tion of the Ore Knob in Ashe county;
North Carolina, in case said Statesville
and Virginia Air-Line 'Narrow Gauge
Railroad shall not be built." , , ,
' -This line would penetrate the coun
ties of Alleghany, Wilkes, Iredell, and
perhaps Alexander. It would ' pass
through counties adjoining those which
the Chester and Lenoir and Caldwll
and Watauga extension of that line
penetrates, but there need not exist a
rivalry of antagonism between the two
enterprises, and there may be such an
accommodation of local interests as to'
produce no conflict between the frienda
of the two enterprises -in the Legisla-1
f ur.. : Both would tend to the develop
ment of different portions of the horth
west sectioaWhile it-would be unfor
tunate to promote a rivalry that should
in the least retard the: progress of our
outlying northwest counties, looking at
LUC llliALlicr J-LU111 ck oiaiC Duuiupuiii) v o
not seen tHat opposition to either would
be a wise course to pursue.
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Simplifjing: IodfctmenU for Murde'.
x Raleigh News.
A BUI tobe-xEntttledAn Actto Sitnt
plify theFofm of Indictment for.
Muroetr; . ?? ' ' .? '
"The General Assemby of North Car
nlina do enact:
i Sec,. ,, That Wall Indictments for
. mUTuer xne mil 01 moici-mem, suau ue
Sufficient if in the following form or
substantially similar; to-wit:
! North Carolina. In the Superior
CJourtTT-rrrourt,: trm,l8- Tmf
jurors for the State on their oatn pre
sent tnat A U, QA-r-monvi, m ine year
18 . aid ieioniousiy kxu ana muruer j
jj in tne county aioresaju. ......
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Solicitor.
Sua-2. This act shall be in force from
and afteri its, ratification"'
-i)rrh:iahoviv bill introduced: bv ,'.Mr.
Graham is in the hands of the judiciary
committee of tne benate.j ..ttitum
ir . ',., Eloped Wiih All Fear, ....
Richmond Correspondence Petersburg Index-Ap-
Information was received here to-day
of an;elopement extraordinary; which
rK-curred in N ortn Carolina yesterday.
A young girl of that State maae engage
. i A. . J.
ments Wltn iour uraereub iubu tu .ciupo
wtth them ri the apoointment was made
tot, tbe same hour. Of course alL four
kept the engagemenvAuu moiv uvu ouu
in this duemma. tne eiri, noi kxiuwiiik,
lj,ui)Beao'wJto-get out -of -it in-anyr
other.way, agreea .ana.uiueiope.wiin
all four-tne woman ana . nex quaneDce
of. lovers takhag the train and leaving
for the North that night 1 So runs' my
information. j - li '
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iThe Ridiig of -the Judges ' 1
, . 'r-, ... Raleigh Observer. : t "
; It is now settled that the judge of the
first district -Will ride 'the second, and
on in resrnlar order to the . iudee of the
ninth district who rides the first. Ope
judge can, oalyjiide the -same -district
nnn in f our Vears. ' f Special terms will
be provided for try the Governor, sub
Gen Mite Snubs'the President. . r
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tWashmgton Letter J &' ia :
Here is the unkindest tat Ms ; excel-
eney has received yet t (toFriday, the
Midgets, now on exibition here were Ut
have called on the President, but it
seems their manager made '''-tat engage
lUClIll WlUWUl VAJ1JJ3UJ.L1UX- fcUCLU . ttUU
when he came to take then! to tht
White House, Gen. Mitet aM his jwif
both cotion their ears" and refused to
go a peg. The general said, he was i a
Demvrat. and he'd "h darhnAd if h
sirred a step., lie and his wife tbgeth-
- 2 Lj-j A. iA r XS-i r't-Ja- .!! 1
er weignaouuv vweuty-nye poTnoa. ' . ;
: The Tersest Compfiment to Tancfr.' ;
"."'' Bl BWge Bladeil
He enters the Senate at a time when
the effects of eloquence justly: directed
are appreciated, ; wnen sentiments ex
cited by appeal to- patriotic and race
tradition will not pass unnoticed, when
common honesty is not at greater) dis
count than the trade dollar and when
brains of his own rugged; f homespun
pattern commana a quotable premium.
Gets Its Gaff m on Charlotte Again. "'" '
Petersburg Index-AppeaL
The ChablOttjblObserveb takes us
to task for not being better acquainted
with the; terminology of- the chicken
ring. Me: freely, plead ignorance in this
behalf, and as freely acknowledge the
superiority of Charlotte's acquaintance
with the subject in all of its bearings. ;
Tance and the Public Debt
- tMarlon cfo!) Patriot-Herald. !V
No one will Question the honor and
intesrritv of Zeb. Vance as a man or a
statesman, and his, receht election to
the United States -.Senate,by almost ; a
cclamation, shbws how the , pepple of
his State afDreciate his frank' onihion
on their public debt
" la a Healthy- S'n.
; Raleigh News.1
The steady and solid growth of The
Charlotte Observer is a healthy sign
for the enterprising city of its publica
tion and the section it so ably repre
sents. ' ' j
Death of Mrs, Winder.
Raleigh News. . ,
Mrs. Caroline A. Winder, widow of
Gen. John H. Winder, died at her resi
dence, Park Avenue, Baltimore, on
Friday morninsr. January 24th. at 9
o'clock.
Does He Intend T
Wash. Cor. Richmond Dispatch.
A vounff lady at a fashionable recep-
ion last meht asked Chief -Justice Wait
if he intended to run. for another term.
: ' "
Rot MeilelM but Foot. ' ' '
The fall and early whiter season la the harvest
time of hacking coughs and debilitating forms of
Catarrh, just as the later spring Is the seed time of
malarial fevers.. To know a certain cure of the
one. and a Dreventive of the other, is to have with
in our reach the most inestimable blessing of the
penou.- ' weoo Know or tnem, ror inese re any mar
velous properties are combined In Scott' p Emulsion
of Pure Cod Liver Oil with the Hypophoepltes of
Lime and Soda. , ' . ,-;
There Is no form of physical was'te and prostrat
ed vitality; that a bountiful use- of the 'Emulsion,
will not change, to glowing health and full life and
vigor, and then tt Is nol a disagreeable medicine,
but the most delightful kind of rood.
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TEARS BEFORE THE1 PUBLIC.
THE GENUINE
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER. .
Pain In the rleht sideunder the edge of the ribs.
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain lain the
left side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and tt frequently extends to the top of the
BhoATy and Is sometimes' mistaken for rheuma
tism mi the arm. The stomach Is affected' with
loss vt appetite and sickness; me Doweis in gener.
al areeosUve, sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a
doll, heavy sensation in the back part. There is
generally a considerable loss of memory, accom-
316u WHO a ptunim seiuiauuu. ul uariuit m.it uu-
i omethlfii)r which ought to have been done..
A sllghtdry cough Is sometimes an attendant The
patient complains of weariness and debility; he Is
easilyBtartled, his feet are cold or burning, and he
commains of a, prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low' and although he Is satisfied that ex-r
erdse would be beneficial to him. yet be can scarce
ly summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact
be distrusts everf remedr.;; Several of : the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases have oc-.
curred where few of them existed, yet examination-:
of the booy, airer aeam,, oas snown me iaver i
have been extensively deranged, v. ., ; , :
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr. C. HcLane's Liver Pills, Incases of Ague and
Fever when taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most nappy resmis. - no oeiier cmuaruc oui u
used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who are afflicted with this disease
to give them a fair trial. ' '
For all bilious- deiangemenffr, and as a simple
purgative, they are unequauea.-' - t
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BEWAttE OF'lMITiTIONa
ThA ffonntnA aha ttevAr mtmr mated: V
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid.'wlth thaX
impression Dr. ucijANS's Lirvxs tnis.
-The genuine Mcuun's ltveb ias near tne
signatures 01 u, mviAN ,ana . jpuumw. Jtwa. wu
1 Insist upon having the genuine' ' Dr. C McLahs's
T.rvim Prf jjl nrenared hv Flemlns Bros., of Pitts
burg, Pa., the market being full of imitations of
tne name mcuanj. speueq uiHerenuj uia wiue
pronunaaoon.' " '.;w.,V, . : '
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EWLrvERTSTABLE. ' J
1 Hronwantfirat-claa'CWtaglPhaet
gles or; a4dje ; Horses, go. to- the, New Llveiy
! If you want a Carriage and. Bafsage Wagon to
meet arriving or , departing tr&inst go tothe New
Lrrea9tabl.6.., j-; -n j-.i
! If you want your horses well fed and well groomed
go to the New Livery Stable, ..j r. Mjn-.
Careful drivers, promptness and reasonable prices
are our motto.
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wm begin the Grand Annual Closing
There "ffUlbe a Grand Bush and we would advise
It will be to the many
And to others it will repay them to Invest for fu
ures, we, would suggest this circular be retained.
You can buy English Fur and Whitney Beaver
worth $3& arid $30, at $24. Our Fine West Eng-
ment of $20 Overcoats, embracing Worsteds, Cas-
Brown Meltons, marked$15, $16,$17and$ia50,
Our splendid heavy Chinchilla Coats worth the en
yests7r60,$28 and $30-reduced V $22.50,
away Frocks and Vests, $20, $21, $22 and $23.50,
ment of Casstmere Frock and Sack' Suits, sold
Our entire Stock of Casslmere Pants ranging $6.50
$5.60 and $8.00, one uniform price, $4.00, TO
WHl be sacrificed, some 300 pairs all wool Cassl
Hankerchelis at 25c. TO CLOSE OUT. A small
ur Fine Merino Underwear, worth $2 each Shirt
Our stock of BoysH
Will be arranged In connection with the " Clearing
garments and other perishable goods, to be slaugh
In many Instances the quantity Is small and sizes
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LOTHINOI
L O T H I N G!
CLOTHINfl f
CLOTHINUl
W. KAUFMAN 4 CCS.
CLOTHING HOUBE!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Havinfr'determined to reduce our stock, we now
offer to the neonle of Charlotte and this section of
North Carolina, the largest, cheapest and. most
Deauunu.ana weu seieciea stock
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WX HATS EVEB OFFERED, .
Consisting of the usual variety of MEN;S,B0Y'S,
YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S
C LOTH I N G
FOUND IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
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t3T All we ask. is that our friends and customers
will trive us a call, as it will be to your Interest, and,
you will save from fifteen to twenty per cent on,
your purchases. W. KAUSMAN & CO.,
:' epnnga uomer, unanooe. n. u.
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QORN AND WHEAT EXCHANGE,
. , Postoffice Address, Charlotte uty Mills
Parties h&vlnz erain to erind 01 to sell , will find
It to their Interest to call on the undersigned. Meal
ground either fine or coarse, according to order.
TnanKiui ror iormer patronage, i win give my
nompt personal attention to all orders from one
)ushel to a car load.
ROBERT D. GRAHAM,
' Superintendent t
TTE HAVE A SELECT STOCK.
Of Whole and Ground Sfilces. lncludinit Fells'
mixed spices, try tt and be convinced that there Is
nothing nlcerv-- "' L. R. WRISTON ft CO.
SOX'S and NELSON'S GELATINE, 0 c sml;
Corn Starch, Italian Macaroni and Pearl Ta-,
"PRENCH BRANDY, j
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OUR ENTIRE 'STOCK t OF WINTER GOODS 1
Sale of all heavy' fabrics, embracing, Overcoats,
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I our. friends to call early in order to enjoy the
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f who have deferred purchasing, 'looking forward
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tore wear. Annexed we will give a schedule of
To-day will begin the great distributing sale of the
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TO CLOSE OUT.
Overcoats, Satin lined, $40 at $29. Our Fine
land Casters, $30, at $25. Our Olive Brown Cas
ters, Granites, Chinchillas, without reserve, at $15.
at one imiform closing price, $12.50.'
tire season $10 $7.00, TO CLOSE OUT. Our fine
TOCLOSEOUf. Our enure magnificent line of
all at one uniform closing price,$18.00, TO CLOSE
readily the entire season, $15, $16 and $17.50, at
Our $10 and $12.50 COSSIMERE SUITS, at $7.50,
TO CLOSE OUT.
$7 and $7.50 at one uniform price, $5.00. Our
CLOSE OUT. Our large variety of $4 and $4.50
j -TO CLOSE 0UT-.
mere Pants, $3, $3.50, $3.50, $3.75 at $2.50, to
assortment of the celebrated Starr Shirts In In col
and Drawers, will be sold at $3 per suit, TO CLOSE
and $1.00, at one uniform price, 50c
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Clothing will be offered at prices lower than other
TO CLOSE OUT.
Prices" In our regular and desirable goods, certain
tered at less than half value.
few, and In order to procure just whatj your heart
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No sham, we will sell to our Customers and Pa
trons our Fall and Winter Clothing at actual cost
We never advertise to any fact but what we actu
ally do.
Our Mr. L. BERWANGER, a practical Tailor and
Manufacturer for the past fifteen years, is enabled
to buy Goods at very low figures, and therefore we
are able to sell you clothing at Manufacturers'
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Respectfully, u
L. BERWANGER & BRO.,
. line Clothiers and Tailors.
IKE WORLD'S STANDARD.
FAIRBANKS' SCALES.
For Sale Also,
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PATENT ALARM MONEY DRAWERS'
Coffee Mills, Spice Mills, and Store Fixtures tiene
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The Improved Type Wflten ---1
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! i endlor Circulars. ' ' ' f' u': l'"r f "
811 BroadwayeV York ;
For sale by Leading Hardware Dealers
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mammoth stock of
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Jessup Custom made garments, silk sleeve lined
tors, silk sleeve, $24, at $1& Our entire assort
Our attractive variety of WorstedB, Oxford and
Dahlia and Black English Worsted Frock antt
English Worsted in Black, Brown and Dahlia Cut
OUT. The handsomedt and mot attractive assort
one uniform price, $12, TO CLOSE OUT. 1
immense assortment of Casslmere ..Pants, $5,
Casslmere Pants atone uniform price, $3.00,
CLOSE OUT. Our remaining stock of i Lathes'
ors, worth $2.25, at $100, TO CLOSE OUT. !
OUT. Our entire stock of Underwear, worth 75c.
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merchants can buy them. . . - - ,., .,: .
lines of : Worsteds lri Coats and Vests, odd broken
most desires. Call early, In the
Very cordially,
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Beg to call your attention to the fact that It Is
their desire to give to our city a
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Where any and everything that the' trade of our
communlty may desire, can be had.' We shan make
It a point te remove the necessity which some of.
our people claim to have been placed In to order.
Goods from abroad, as wS snail always ieeti flf
large, well selected and '' ''' !' " ' '
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i ' No effort will be spared on our part to make out :
Retail Department a 1 Grand Success, and. we pro-'
pose to bring it gradually to such standard as to,
make it :! - - : .-n
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SECOND TO NONE SOUTH.
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Our MR. BABUCH . will give his. personal atten
Uon to this Department an4 Ms former snceess In
lust that class of business satisfies as-' that bur efi
forts In this particular will be appreciated' by oar'
numerous friends and1 customers ' ' ' ' '. ' . '
We shall continue to offer for the next 80 days
the remainder of our ..(u i .,
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AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES', ' ' ''
With a view of making room for our Spring and -
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Summer stock, which we wlu place In our store as
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Win be kept up as always., v at-v- j.s r),
1 i, t. I hi-;" wlTTXOWSKt ABARUOT'
Jan. 21, 1878.
ject to the consutuuonai provisions.