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. s , : Ji THE OBSERVES JOB DEflMOKT in '1' paUu, one year, (pottrpaid) fe advance Six Months Three Month One Month ., WEEKLY EDITION : UIM UCC-rt WK" wyrmu eaj'XJMta owr M i wovw vanLastdteith the Lated 8Met9frvr. mU mrv been thoroughly mpjMed vUh every. i manner of Job Woramfo b$ dome mith ntamms. Wt em furoiiA, ta unorc BLAKKSt BOUfyiBXApSt 'ff '-'. ', ( the county) in advance. .f2 00 ' Othtcounty.postpvid,.... .J .... 2 10 six Month....:....'... 1 00 TAGS. RECEIPTS, POSTERS, pRoe&uaaM2iniLLB PAMPHLETS, CISCVLARS, CHECKS, 40. ARtOTTE, N;- C., THUR$IAY MARCH 6, 1879. NO. 3,122. I r -n-raz; -T imm. ; ; . .-"..iiriM. -m: h; ,4 - . . - ! aunaieft ana eMVMK ll'" f.. . . IF . ..... ... 1, ... . . ,,. -f . : fJOfiCB, SPRING DRY GOODS !: H H H A A A A t! M We beg leave to announce" toVir frferwia and customers that we have bought an unusually large SPRING STOCK, m0st of which Is now in. and leady tor Inspection. We are prepared fd6ffer" this " season ekttan-" n:irv inducements to buyersfUy' f 4 0 0. 1 f (TIT WHOIjE$&L i i AND-- RETAIL. ALA no1! i A Olve us a call, or send your orders, and we will guarantee satisfaction. f i " 35Hiitwi:e. VlirRGESS NICHOLS, 1 H AffAH WHOLESALE AND RK m.-Ai ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE FURNITURE ! BEDDING, AC BEDDING, &C. BEM)IN.C. BUDDING, ACT FUI1 FTJKNT A Knll Lwwof CHEAP BEDSTEADS ! CHKA-MX6XKA08i- LOUNGES ! LOUNGES ! LOUNGES ! LOUNGES LOiTNUESI PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS ! PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS ! IW COFFLNS of all Wn(otiiatuL j& i'fr COF1TNS of all kinds on hand. S NO. 6 WS8T TBAJWt STiaKf. CHARLOTTE, N. C. IS- Ladles' and 1 ne supply. Gentlemeii,a BWial Robes a AEdAINS IS V f HJ 0 f u URRR NN N UB RNN N XJ KKR HSU II R BN IN II T 17' UU UU R RN NN II T; IT AT II E. G ROGERS' WAREHOOM&, Nitrr to PosTomcm. and embracesY FaUUrie tf .1 l .d-j'i . - i I V H - Y PAkLOll, CHAMBER, DINING BOO OKytCE FURNITURE o .a f? All Goods Packed tfree of Cbargell R BUB ANNOUNCEMENT. it eHoT Xh-. I 8hu.ll start for the Northern- Eastern mar kets on to day's, train, to purchase my !- 1 1 SPRING STOCK., I shall use every effort to secure all the leading styles and novelties In Fancy Dry Goods. I expect . . . A.K U to buy my entire stock for cult, giving me the ad- vantage of the lowt;St market prices, and.eradl-i count I have associated with ae In Jwuineas MB. T. J. SEAGLE, of Philadelphia, and he betas in the Northern markets all the 'time, will give us extra facilities for making our purchases at all seasons In the year, Instead of ordering. We have just received a new line of DRESS UO.ODS' la Brocades, Buufidgaj EtJei fijdjfancy Alpaccas. Striped and Barred ' ftalnsooks; U' neW line or 1 Piques. AIsq ftfnUlltf of NfiW CORSETS. A beautiful stock op Spring, Prints and Fancy Do mestic Piques. we win De receiving goods aaiiy unni our swck complete, which will be about the of March. Respectfully, T.,L.SGLE 4 CO - Op, hariott SQtel, Trjon 8t Charlotte, N. Cv .ijt Ah We take pleasure in. announcing to odricndB -lot H To purchase our large and varied SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF ALL rpHE LATEST LATEST TJOVELTIEO NOVELTIEO - ; f. ' ' JL HE OF THX SEASON. . It is. out. Intention this season to inaugurat a ti , ', . ; - .... i j nVW system of prices fri Charlotte, whlcI", will give onr friends and the community at large a chance to purchase Goods at NEW YORK CITY PRICES. We are'doslng out a lot of " WINTER GO ODS j AT LESS THAN COST. i-rL'- -J fHKft fstttdlfeB and see-HR. H. MORRIS A BROS. February-81i p. LASNE, From Paris, France, WAXCH 3j6ifXILlKS8, OIUBK and gH .hfO Trade BtreititoaMrsttBwWtttni Church, a Mnnlwi moHa nl nnce at half DrRO- .EiTOTJ UUU VJ ICIiau. - - I ay imm yiumi w mv "o . j mKtzln?mttl&t shortaoUee aod caoaByMga4 as new. Work done for the trade at low pncea. . ABprenucewimteai.wjifa weviou Spitted wrlL: Uncalled for wilt be sdW at thei expiration oi iwoivo muuuu a wo v -" ITK. S. J. BELT, M. IX, I have prescribed Colden'sLeibtfi'lVWaWEf trac ol,!?! ami -Tonic .Jn3rfPiP;n'ol'; fully saie that ft basmet mmost' eaifit99'tit ohronlc diseases, debility, weakness, Uwof flppj nutrition aoft tlte. 1 ItfiiU nvi! c nefvAlei.'SoWfer'all Druggists. JW!- 'liiii . gpnta ftanvasslng for the " ikk- 7 Tfe" dress P. O. VICKEBY, Augusta, Maine, 30 rfeSS Co, Nassau, Y. - ft A Bnoiira, Jfctto. c.. no two 9jw 'egameanNDucanuif iw, rr.ui JlajwJi, X $77 a monm ana expenscB ; ".Z. Atents.! Outfit frefcjfihajEP-. AuB U, JtUUUO .7 i . it u . NjrwSPilTCB ttrmcnsma BTJBEAU, iu Spruce street, New York. Fair Mexico. JOAQUIN KILLER. I look far down a dewy vale. Where cool palms lean along a brook. As crooked as a shepherd's crook: Red parrots call from the orange trees. Where white blooms kiss the idle breeze; The gray dove coos his low love-tale. W.th cross outstretched like pleading hands, Xhat mutely plead the faith of Christ, Amid the palms a low church stands; i would that man might learn from these The priceless victories of peace. And woo her 'mid these olive trees. And win an earthly paradise. I see black clouds of troops afar Sweep like a surge that sweeps the shore, I hear the hoarse-voiced cannon ioar; The red-mouthed orators of war Plead as they never plead before. OBSEltVATIONS. There are nearly twice as many Greeks In Turkey asm ureece. Gov. Roberts, of TeiaJs, Is a bigger man than Blue Jeans Williams. He wears a suit of clothes that cost only $8.50. "Why should we celebrate Washington's birth day more than mine?" asked a down-town teacher to-day; "Because he never told a lie," shouted an urchin with a hole In His Majesty's Pinafore. Ole Bull has settled down In his new home at Madison, Wisconsin, i At the recent marriage of a poor Norwegian in that city he officiated in the ca pacity oi an orcnesira, to tne great aeugm ai tae pair and the company. ' ' ' ! An exchanee notes the tace that there are other fieWs of ambition for young women than walking I qaaneNnues in quaneraoars, ana pouus w uie record of & ContiecUcat trtrl who achieved five divorces In five consecntlve quarter-years, and she ii iu in gooa eonaitwn . The editors of the Hannibal Courier and the Hannibal cupper stepped over on to one of the MiflslssiDDl Islands the other mornlne to revel In each other's gore. It is not developed which Of the two paid loc the cow that was round dead snoruy suDsequeni to ine meeting. at. uxm Times. Perhans nine-tenths of womankind would mthef w 'M,,---r--T.- rc - -i who a puiow-snam pattern man a new nouset we nave heard of one cut on the was, with beveled edges and cross-cut corners; the middle Is filled with fluting and fringes, and the rest of It scolloped ana mmmea witn ramoow-oeaas. n must oe "too lovely" for anything. The Experience of a YoUDg Rustic Who Sought a Commercial Situation io Charlotte. - : ( Correspondence of The Observer. Monroe, Marcn 4. rne cotton crop had been sold, and Charles Wilson had ninety-five dcftfars in cash! iChartea had read the city papers and heard the drummers talk who visited our coun try town. He avowed himself disgust ed with farm-life and detexnunea to seek a situation in the commercial line. Charlotte was the i?oal of tris ' future career, ne had no experience in mer chandise, but had taken lessons in book keeping and penmanship under an itin erant professor, who taught three weeks in our village ; besides, he had taught an old held school, and had a recom mendation from the committee. ThesejJ m his inexperienced opinion, would place him in any situation that he would accept in Charlotte, I, somewhat inspired by his self-con- hdence and enthusiasm, agreed to in vest a few dollars in a trip to Charlotte with him,to"look round" nothing more. We took a "buss up town and register ed at the Central. 'Twas an unusual ly crowded day at the central a score of commercial men from Baltimore, Xew x ork and Boston were there. We passed down the streets in review. Mv friend was full of perception, and readi ly singled out the nourishing houses of vvittkowsky x Baruch, Julias & Conen and a large hardware store under the hotel. We were clad in our best, and Charles fancied his new suit gave him quite the air of a commercial man : but the, shrewd city men knew better. When we entered the establislvment of Wittkow8ky & Baruch no less than a dozep. clerks rushed for us, their eyes stretched into a wise blare, and their w hole souls centered upon a "bilL borne of them -wore a pleasant smile, others. naught but a formal business look. Orie youngster shied close up to me, and with an arr which said, -traae or trav el." reuuested what I desired to "look at." We were both abashed, for we de sired nothing. However, my friend who possessed "the cheek or a government mule, demanded in a tone oi voice just three times too loud, to see the proprie tor. 1 followed into the-omce where we met a gentleman of small statue, small head, small eyes and side whiskers, who "believed" his name was Mr. Wittkow- skv. Mv name, said Charles, by way of introduction, "is Wilson. I am visiting Charlotte for the purpose ot engaging m the mercantile business: to be trank sk I ' hae hio 'experience in the busi ness but have references from tne school committee on Fork Creek and from Sciibo Situation, Esq., teacher of bonk-keeuinff and penmanship." Wfrereulxm ne produced tne vaiuea docuthents from bis pocket. The pro- Drietor did not loot at tnem, out toia Mr. Wirsori that1 he had more salesmen thaa pis issues, would warrant at pres ent, and intimated very strongly that he thought that voimg men naa- oetter stick to the tarm ana do Dusiness ror themselves: in short, he told Wilson thaf-he had no vacaney, and further more, unless a man had experience he should not seek a situation in the city; but be Wished Mr. Wilson success. As Hi 'i. '1.1. X.' "t- i-1 .l ;n4.in..4. t,. meotnat he thought the proprietor or tliat? otrase dfd tibt know on "which side hia bread was buttered, i but being a disinterested partyJ saw that hedidnd reminded Charles that he had built up his large busiBess from almost nothing, At Elias; & Cohen s we met a like re ception; -t; After the pieliminaries, the senior partner requested to know what wasrfts Mr., vvuson expectea. "Well. sir. moderate wages at ine present: enough to cover my expensea" "-"jces. jar. wnson, rerouieu me ei til0r.,'TOur board will, cost you at .' $2QttQWfoing Bo, which win be 25 pei toontrt to ay nothmg or tne otner ex. penses, listen it we had work ior yorj; we couid not artoru to learn you tn husinwa and tiav von 925 peT month. Whatrhave yotibeen engaged in, Mr. wusonr Farmirisr: air. And do' voti not find it profitable? Pl-obably yoa would do better to stick to the farm. , Merchandise is not what it naftd to be. an(L not that I would ad vise voiiv but ill. were a young man 1 wmiM rather risk . mv chances on the farm." Charles folded his documents of re commendation, and we bid the gentle than gooa morning. i i think swe must have visited every frsihess hottse in the city, and in every instance were beseiged by a gangiof clerks, hungrv for a sale. In some in stances we were "bluffed" in short or der ; lri others, we received a full meas- ur oi auvuae, wmuu (uuouw3u iu mo z&s um ox aavice. wnicu auiouuieu iu iub manysaloonists, wliose idle ambition was to 'sell out aitnougn mey ma a "thrivinff business." When we bad made l.the -Jtour .of "the" entire business town establishments, saloons and pen ny shops, my place-seeking friend came to the wise conclusion that he would return to the farm,. Wedrank beer and nlaved billiards at the Imperial Saloon, invested cash in a game of ''three card monte at another, and in eacn instance , Charles concluded to remain in monte at another, and in each instance the city a weekjYlwleiJC returned home. One week afterwards Mr. Wilson re turned disgusted with his efforts in ob taining a situation m Charlotte, and minus $o in purse, tie is. proDaDiy, wiser, if not better, and, T bet'a six pence will make $150 on cotton this season, instead of $95. V3TICK TO THE l ARM. THE BlCHMOftD TRAGEDY. The Particulars of the Cow hiding and Subsequent Shooting of C. C. Curtis. . ixdimond Evening Ute, 3d. J About 12 o'clock this morning a ren contre took place in the office ' of Mr. J, K. cbiidrey, on Main street, near Tweh-tv-third: which Will result in the,-' death of one of ' the -patties:; , rom wnat our reporter couM rearn; it seems that owing to some-previous aimcuity Mr. jouu ju. x-omaexter went this morning into tne store or Messrs. Wmgo, Eilett & crump and attempted to cowhide Mr. Charles C. Curtis, a young man in their'erriiJloyrnent. Very soon afterwards Mr. CHirtis consulted' his friend, Mr. F. H. McGttire,: a young lawyer of this city, as to what he should do in the matter, and " MeGulre advised him to tro at once andeemand an apolo gy from Pointferxter. r r Accoramgiy, about 12 o7eioci Messrs. Curtis and McGuire went down toChik drey's where Poindexter was employed Curtis purchasing a cane oft hia way down where-an apwogy waj demand ed and reruaed.!;; aerupon Curtis struck Poindexter with the cane. I'oin dexterimmedlately drew hi pistol and told Curtis that he ouldfireSpnhim; u urns men aavancea aoa again strucK him, and continued to attempt to strike him until he fell almost fiddled with the balls from PoindTjxterVre v oiver. There were 'three1 Shots1 on the left side of the breast in .the region of the heart, one in the right breast; just below the fright ; nipple, , and still 'another through the iorehead about an inch above the right eyebrow, which pene trated trie bralrr. Messrs. Poindexter and McGuire de livered themselves up at the station- house. 'Mr. McGuire Was bailed, but bail had been denied to Mr. Poindexter at this writing. From the Dispatch of the 4th. THE YOUNG LADY'S STATEMENT. The votHie ladv who was tihforiu-. nateiy and unwittingly tne eause 01 una sad catastrophe, and who .reside out" side of the ity, yesterday . etehtrtgiri: answer to duestiohs. eave. in substance the following statement, which we pub lish to silence the many conflicting ru mors which have been SDread as to the nature. tJf the alleged insult : ' . Mr. Poindexter was to see pie jSunday. evemng, and took: me out to anve. 1 told him what had cfccurred, tthd after navmar reacnea name, wnen .seatea .in the parlor, I again told Mr. Poindexter m full all about it. I said tx him that about three weeks ago I went to the store of Wingo, Ellett.& Crump tonur-i chase, a pair of shoes, and on lasif riday, in company with a lady,- liieack again called at the sto,re tq make, ansescehange oi tnese' snoes, as tney aid not suit me, and to b.ave a pair repaired The gen tleman who waited upon mev was Mr. Curtis, whom I had alwavs endeavored to aVoid. as' I thought him rude., He was especially soon this occasion, when he insisted upon lacrng iip ' my shoes, a service which I peremptorily1 , declined. l nave no acquaintance witn. mm, oxn he endeavored to draw me into a con versation. After I had handed him the shoes he held up one of them and re marked that it was a very pretty little shoe and that a pretty little foot filled it. I asked him not to make any com ments about my shoe, for I was very in dignant at his conduct. He then com menced to talk to me ahout the cuiier- ent soeiables he had attended during the winter, and commented on how the ladies dressed, and asked me flay opin ion in a manner which I considered to be very impertinent. I turned to leave mm, when I found that I had not ob tained the heel-taps that 1 wanted. He left me and in a few moments returned with t hem, and when he did so, holding the shoes in his hand, he asKea me how it was that I wore off the heel of my shoes, and wanted me to shoV ltim my foot. I was so much confused and mor tified that I did not know, what. to 4t for his behavior to me ' was very offen sive. I started out of the 8 torey hand ing him the money in payment io: the heel-taps, and when I reached the side- waiK and was about to get in tne phaeton, he came out of the store and said I had not given him.. lie proper change. I was not' posittV1 whether'. I did or not, for I was so much confused. He then opened : his hand and m it was a dollar-note, j told him I thought I had paid him all, He then returned into the store and took from the coun ter the balance of the money that he had left there. I then started to get in to the phaeton, when he took hold of my arm, and, assisting me, squeezed it quite hard much more so than I thought any gentleman ought to have done. I told . the lady who was with m of this, and further remarked that I would never go into that store again while that young man was employed there. ' After having told Mr. Poindex ter what I have stated to you he said in a jocular way that he thought he would go by the store and norsewhip Mr. Cur tis, and asked me to give him a descrip tion of him. I, laughing, remarked that he was anything but good-looking, and Teally, he is yery ugly. He then remark ed that ii he (Mr. Curtis) was a large man it would be doubtful whether he would attempt to horsewhip him, for he might in return get whipped himself. From the manner in which he spoke I did not for a moment think that any difficulty would grow out of the affair, nor did I think that it was Mr. Poindex- ts purpose to make an attack or to call him to account. He certainly said nothing to me that was calculated to lead me to believe that he would, and 1 was very much surprised when Mr. Poindexter's brother came to me this afternoon and told me what had occur red, I deeply regret the affair. After having made inquiries of the reporter of the condition of Mr. Curtis, she said she sincerely hoped that the young man would recover. THE END. .'I At 20 minutes past 11 o'clock last even ing the spark of life which had been flickering since the dreadful occurrence was extinguished. Young 'Barney" Curtis, as he wars f amiEaily known, was greatly belpyed, ana it may ue u uiy saiu a universal favorite with a large circle of friends and acquaintances. , A large crowd around the door oi the house where the wounded man lav wait ed anxiously from minute to minute f or. news, and wnen the end was announc ed the expressions of sorrow at : the eyent ana sympathy with the bereaved ones were deep and heartfelt. '.' Ne Hedl.laa J Has ever been invented to prevent deaths Tbf best that can be done Is to assist nature In keeping the funeUons of the body In a condition of health while Iff e lasts. ' For biliousness, liver complaints, costlveness, "dyspepsia, and an stomachic disorders take Mott's Liver Pills, . "! J Mysterious Bank Robbery. On Wednesday of last week the Du val Savings Bank, of Jacksonville, Fla., as already reported by telegraph, wfl ii entered in broad daylight and robbed ni of $3,400. On Friday morning the ar rested parties were mysteriously re leased, and it was discovered that the bank had recovered all the stolen mon ey. The cashier, in an interview with a reporter, says : " I found that I had not a very' good case against the two men that were arrested, and 1 was afraid that they might get away on some tech nicality, and besides, you know, the big gest scoundrel in the gang the man who put up the job has not been caught: Twd thousand and seven hun dred dollars is a good deal of money these hard times ahtl welt,' I might as Wieiiteu you Tye, got every, cent, back that I lost, and several dollars more than I supposed had been taken." " Can yOdrteu me where the money was found and "who found it?" asked the reporter. " That is a secret, for the present at least) and I do not care to say anything about it now," said the cashier. IFemala Lawyer Amjtted to Practice io United States Supreme Court. the Washington, March 3.-In the United States Supreme Court, to-dayr Mrs. Bel va A.- Lockwood, who has long been a practitioner in the lower courts of this district, was admitted to practice at the bar of the United States Supreme Court. She took the oath of office, signed the roll of practitioners, and paid her fee and will now make application to prac tice before the Court of Claims. Mrs. Lockwood is therrst women ver ad mitted to practice before tlie Supreme Court in this country. Norfolk Liquor Dealers Disregarding the Lam. g Special to the Bichmond Dispatch, Norfolk, March 3. The returns of the Moffett register for the month of February were this morning referred by Judge Hill to the grand jury, where upon that body returned the same to the cqurt with the opinion that not a . single dealer had complied -with the law. "Judge Hill stated that licenses will have to be renewed the 1st of May, at which time if he (Hill) presided lie would refuse to grant licenses to all who persisted in "violating the law. .y Mia n :Tfce;l)etBBiJUol Our country Is getting- to le fearfully alarming, the average of Iff e being lessened erery rear, wfth oet any seasonable cause, death resulting general ly from toe most insignificant origin. At this sea son of the year especially, a cold Is such a common tiling that la the hurry of erery day life we are apt to overlook the dangers attending It and often find too lata, that a Fever or Long trouble has already set In..' Thousands lose their lives in this way ev ery 'winter, while had Boschxs's Oerman Stbup been taken, a cure would have resulted, and a large MB from a doctor been avoided. For all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, Bosceeb's Gebmak Stecp has proven Itself to be the greatest discov ery of Its kind in medicine. Every Bruggist In this couitry,wIlteUytof its wonderful effect Over 950,000 bottles sold last year without a single failure known. - Ease Attainable bj the Rheumatic. Yes, although they may despair of relief, It is attainable by rheumatic sufferers, for there is a remedy which carries off, by means of Increased activity of the kidneys important channels for Mood purtficati on the acrid element to which pathologists the most eminent attribute the painful symptoms a theory completely borne out by urln ary analysis. The name ot this grand depurent Is Hostetters, a preparation likewise celebrated as a remedy for constipation, which causer contamina tion of the blood with the bile and a certain means of relief lu dyspepsia, fever and ague, and nervous aliments. It is, perhaps, the finest tonic extant, and is highly recommended as a medicinal stimulant by distinguished physicians and analysts who pronouncelt" to be eminently pure and very beneficial. The press also endorses it. Good cireTfT for Consumptives. There Is a form of consumption which was better indicated by the old fashioned name of "decline." It is the dreaded scourge of some parts of the Southern States, claiming more victims every year than are swept away by the most terrible visitations of the yellow fever. The malady arises from the Inability of the paUents' system to take up and as similate the nourishing ingredients of the food that is eaten. Some years ago the medical profes sion with remarkable unanimity, agreed that Cod Liver Oil contained the most concentrated and easily absorbed elements of nutrition. If the nau seous taste and smell of the oil could be avoided it would unquestionably be the most sovereign reme dy that ever shed a healing blessing on the human race. And these repulsive properties are success fully removed by the union of pure Cod Liver Oil with the Hypo phosphites of Lime and Soda in Scott's Emulilon. The combination Is a most ele gant one, pleasant as sweet milk in flavor, conge nial to the stomach, and acting directly as a power ful yet gentle toaief taft brainc-and nervous sys tem. ... For upwards of thirty years Mrs. Winslow's Sooth ing Syrup has been used for. children. It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, oegulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhoeawhether arising from teething or other causes. An old and well known remedy. 25c per bottle. iqxxovs. F OR FINE WINES, And Pure Liquors, Three Years Old. go COCHBANB'S, Central Hotel Saloon. pEENCH BRANDY Guaranteed "to be TWENTY YEARS OLD. AT CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON. TO CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON For Standard Pure Liquors. M M L L S S L L N JOIN your hands all friends of taste QN my bar only the best is placed. gANDWICH, Pretzel, Wine, Whiskey, Beer, JjACH man '11 receive right real, good cheer, JJLEASE step in, my hall Inspect, JJEAR it, you'll see more than you'll expect JpRENCH, German, Domestic Brandies, Wine J try each customer's taste to refine, gUCH Sandwich novel and Pretzel's good, QONTAINS my bar, most delicious food, HAVINCrciieese and Sausage lrublll of fare, ' JACH glass of Beer., or Gin will bear gAVANT judgment and taste most rare. gEE connoteeur's lips as In sips he drinks JgACH sip he takes proves what he thinks, RIGHT off one more he calls as to his friend, be winks. fon22 , F. C. MTJNZLER, hut ill J! ' Ii i f: '.'Vt ' D"" EALER in Lager Beer, Ale and Porter; bottled beer a specialty. Bottled beer delivered to any part of the city free of-charge at ONE DOL LAR PER DOZEN. . Laser Beer Is healthy and as excellent appetizer, and recommended by all good physicians to per tons In delicate health. " Ail orders left at John Vogel's tailor shop will re ceive prompt attention. mar4 ltt?Kr .11 flB HA ? Ti M 77 : 77 11 88 T7'"W2 n 88 8 it as 88 77 stf; 77 oo S 111 88a5a 77 If 1 G OG H no a 8' PP RBR III V J Kill SSoPPP nil n n o . KIT If WHO: GO R R US NN GOG -TX7E HA VI JUST RECEIVED FRO A f TV K HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROi HVA HQU8T7V. UR HOUS A full and complete line of sample Goods for Spring Wear; the styles are all new, attractive and handsomely designed; the Goods are all of Foreign Looms, such as French, English, Scotch and German. And with Increased faculties we ask our friends and patrons to eorae ud look at our Goods, as we intend to make garments to order, cheap er than any Northern tailor coining through here; we have also receiv ed Butterick's Fashion Plates for spring and summer wear as guide. ass We solicit an earl? caU so 'as to elve us time Deiore a rush or manufacture. Respectfully, BERW ANGER & BRO., Fine Clothiers and Tailors. N. B. Everybody that wants winter clothing will save money by calling on us. as we will sell them regardless of cost, Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children's Suits, febe m Hero dtrjcrtisauttrts. TVEACHKRS WANTED. 50 to $100 or 8200 X per month, during the spring and Summer. For full particulars address J. C. MeCURDY & (XL. Philadelphia, Pa. D IPHTHERIA! Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will positively pre vent this terrible disease, arid' will positively cure nine cases In ten. Information that will save many lives sent free by mall. Don't delay a mo ment Prevention Is better than cure. Sold every where. I. S. JOHNSON A CO. Bangor, Maine. JENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS There Is no doubt about the great superiority of this article over common porous plasters and other external remedies, such as liniments, electrical ap pliances, &c Ask physicians in your own locality about It It is wonderful. Sold by all Druggists, price 25 cents. CHEAPEST CHEAPEST BOOK STORE IN THE WORLD. 53,672 Superb English Books AT OUR PRICE. 75.276 New American Books AT YOUR PRICE. 112,726 Second-hand Books AT ANY PRICE. Catalogue of General Literature Free. LEGGAT BROTHERS. 3 Beekman St., near New PostrOfflce, New York. c c O O M M N And all Disorders of the THROAT AND LUNGS Permanently Cured. DR. T. A, SLOCUM'S GREAT REMEDY PPP P P PPP P nSSfi Y Y ouu c o O O O COO H H H H HHU g i NN N NN N N N N N NN N NN Y Y B KB B EBB T Y Y Y 3888 Taken in conjunction with his COMPOUND EMULSION OF iL U R E COD LIVER O and hypOphosphltes of " LIME AND SODA. k TREE BOTTLE of each preparation sent by express to each suffering applicant sending their name, F, O. sad express address to Dr. T. A. Slo cum, 181 Pearl street, New York, f&isttllniUDVts. 8 AROMATIC TOOTHVVAStf TEETH. GUMSvBREATH NO MORE JHEUMATIS J OR GOUT ACUTE OR CHRONIC ALICYLICA SURE CURE. Manufactured only under the above Trade-Mark by the EUROPEAN SALICYLIC MEDICINE CO., or park utd ixima. Immediate relief warranted. Permanent ear guaranteed.'ow exclusively used by all celebrated hysicians oi isurope ana .America, uecuinuig a taple, Harmless,' and Reliable Remedy on both continents. Th Highest Medical Academy oi Parts report 95 cures out of loo cases wimm uitm daFL suvrp.t Th onlv dissolver of the poisonous nrifl a old nhtp.h exists in tne Blood of Rheumatic and Gouty Patients. $1,00 a box, 6 boxes for $5 00. Sent to any address on receipt of price. Endorsea nv musicians, doiu ot aii uruuania. u- dress WASHBUBNE fe CO., nov7 Only Importers' Depot 23 Cliff -Bt, N. Y For sale by J. H. McADEN, Druggists, feb 18 ly. Charlotte, N. C. rpo BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Bids for X the construction oi tne rouowmg muioings wui h mneived until tbe Och ol March, next: One Brick Block, first floor containing two store houses, mayor's ana police offices, with an opera house above, i . One Brick Block, containing nine store houses, rlt.H hvn nira-taa rvwn f nr a. hoteL Plans and specifications for first named block mav be seen at the office af kr L. Norman, uckfc- tM: aim. for hotel block at same office on and af ter the 24th Inst. BuUdlngs to be completed by 1st of October next contractor to give ronus Right to reject any or aU bids reserved.-' . H. E. HKTNITSH, R, L. BOWDKN, W. a CANNON. Committee for TownCounen .r R.I.-BOWilNj - . W. WASH THOMPSON H. E. HEINITSH, . OammtttM for Ruildhui Association. febl3,lmod . , - Spartanburg, & C. SPLENDID ilNE OF . " , ( , Fine Teas, allies, dAYTDSON'S. Jan60 C3 MILLINERY MILLINERY MILLINERY MILLINERY MILLINERY MILLINERY MILLINERY MILLINfiillY MILLINERY SPRING TTTT T T Y Y Y Y V Y LLLL THE LATEST STtXES THE LATEST STYLES -1N- SPRING SPRING SPRING HATS & BONNETS HATS & BONNETS; H ATS & BONNETS Juit received h VITTKOWSKT & BARUCH. L O T H I N G 1 L O T H I N G! CLOT HI N C L O T H I N W. KAUFMAN A CGS. - CLOTHING HOU8E! GREAT REDUCTION IX PR1C1J. S ... : HavlnK determined to reduce our stock, we now offer to the people of Charlotte nd this seotloaof North Carolina, the largest, cheapest ana. most beautiful and well selected stock , ) OOO L I L TJ.T.T. OO TTTT O . O T O O T OjiO r T OO ' T H ft 11 mtt H H H If NN N H II N.NN H B If N NN O 0 o ooo ooa WS KAVK XVXB ORHIDi Consisting of the usual variety of MEN S. BOY'S, YOUTH'S AND CTILDBSN CLOTHING FOUND IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE. AH we ask Is that our friends and eustbme will give M a 11, as it wlU be to your interest, at you wUl save from fifteen to twenty "per cent on your purchases. W. KAUTMAN CO.,-2 opnngs vomer, voanoue, n. . deel2 gtVlXZBt Sec. HK WORLD'S STANDARD. KAttSANfSSClIES r For Sale Also, PATENT ALARM MONEY DRAWLRS Coffee Mills, Spice Mills, andStofe Fixtures Gene rallyi The Improved Type Writer. Oscillating Pump Go's Pumps. end for Circulars; FAIRBANKS A CO., ' ' .: . .; i 811 ftOAdway, ot , ' For sale by Leading Hardware Derer ? m' eptl-dtaw w I' til V. I : a in 4 ti i- is 3 ' Ai Vr' r 1 r- I I r il Hi' "'I A ! t i f ! 1 ' ' f it 1 5 1 4 i 1 !' i 1 ! 1 7 I t , irl. fii;;i I !7 . t '4 i r "k1 f 'i " i
