North Carolina Newspapers

1)C i)atiU'b5ixr)tx. "5lSTfi;i:LLi5.E(:E; V KDN K.SDAY, MARCH 1879. RAILROAD OIKECTOBT. The following table.SBOrwtheruanlneo passe n ger trainti to and from Charlotte, on all the rail roads (Washington Ume; .,. : RlOfDMND MWVrLLE. Arrived from Richmond and Goldsboro. .1.00 a. m. Leaves for " " 3.20 a. m. Arrives from BlcUnioiKl.. 10.50 a. m. Leaves for 6.45 p.m. ATU.UTTA CBAKLOTTB AIB-LINX. Arrives from Atlanta, . . ; ........... 1 8.20, a. m. Leaves for Atlanta, . . . . , 1 -Oo a. m. Arrives from Atlanta, : -J50 p. m. Leaves for AUdnta , . . . . ... . . . 10.50 a. m. CHABLOTTK, OOLUXBIA A AUGUST A.. Arrives from Augusta,. . . ... :.-.. . . ,.i. '(8.10 a. m. Leaves for Augusta, 1 .00 a. m. k rrlves from Augusta, .... 6.80 a. m. Leaves for Augusta. 1 ... 1 1.27 a. m. CAROLINA CKBTBAL. Arrives from Wilmington,, i 7.29 p.m. Leaves for Wilmington - 6.00 a. m. a rrives from Shelby, 5.00 d. m. Leaves for Shelby, t , 7.00 a. m. ATLANTIC, TENMESSKV OHTO. Arrives from Statesvflle,. .'. Leaves tor Statesville,....,, 5.30 p.m. : 7.00 a. m IHAKIUCTK POST OFFICE. OFFICE HOURS. OPKKS. . CLQBKS. Monev Order DeparttnenL.. :9.00 a. m. ; 5-00 p. m. Registry Department, .... 9.00 a. m." 5.00 p. m. Uen'l Dellv'y Stamp Dept.. 8.00 a. m. . fl.00 p. m. " 8.80 p. m. ; 8.46 p.m. 1ST On Sundays the General Jlelivrj and Stamp Department will be open from 9.00 a. ni. to 10.00 a. m. . : .... ' OPENING AND (JLOSINO OF KAILS. OPENS.' CLOSES. Danville Charlotte BVK. S.ttVinl.'fl.OOj) m. " w 11.15 a. mi 6.00 Ptm. hm lotte & Atlanta R. R.., . 8.00 a. ratr '9.00 pi m. & AumisraR. R... 8.80 n. m. J 0.00 .a. m. Wiin.'n A Charlotte B. R. ,3U P- iM-4 o.uu a. m. fhnrintte ft ShelbvR. R 5.80 n. m." fl.00 :l m. & Statesville, ..... 5.80 p. 'ni. j; 6,00, a. m. Beattle's Ford, (horse route.) Mondays at 5 00 p.jn., and Tueda8-at 8.00 a. nij ( : fcgr YorkvUle. (horse rot-Thursdays atfl.00 p. m.,alid Fridays at 7.00 ..,., - : fI; v , . . . WW. JENKINS. PM. IKUIDA'I'IONft. War Department, :nt,. j cer, y OVYU kOiIKK SIGNAL OFFICER. Washington, Marl 11, 7 :30 Yuv the .South Atlantic States, parti artiy with cloudy weather and local rains northwest to northeast winds, rising barometer, and slight fall in tempera ture. Local II Mrt tnr Veierdla' 2 P. M. 9 P. M 29.932l30.045 78 A Hl. 86 .4 "82 Barometer. Thermometer Relative Humidity, A'lnd Direction,. . . ' Yakxaty ,...,. ..-., Weather,,..,., Highest ternperatnre frdeg;; lowest 64,' NsTW PKPARTIRR. ' :'" '' . . .1 ' ; 1 tc ... Ji.K'.jt ! .iiv .; . , . Ou Urn 22d Af Sepumber but, in putting vu a new (treat, THE DAILY OBSBKVfiS itaoptiid thenU to rtchide all double cotun cui&mrtnif o4 citcutg. After five months qf experience, toff JtoM detided to cancel the rule. Doubt &uxnn adverttetitenfa nece xltnte the cutting qf column rutee, and, these tfittbe cluirged tuwntyrfive per cut ritort thorn our reuular rata, and wiU only be tnaertM on thejtrit antfftxtrth paget tf the paper,,, Jhe recent ehttnoe 'fn the ar riiHd and departure qf nia&t, make it necessary thai changes in contract advertisement fr tenC in by three o'clock in the afternoon. .., , ladex to New Adrertimeat. Maxwell & Harrteon AwjUod. T. W. Sparrow Fruit Trees. , . Thos. J. Jarvte J20Q. Reward. S. D. Walt-Connecticut Mutual Life Ioa. Co. Perry Ex Gov, Vance has fiooe. . IOlfE PENCIUPIfiS. The Superior Court of Cabarrus be gins Monday.. . Horse swpaping and horse' trading is still the popular diversion. Butter amd eggs are both very cheap and plentiful in this market just now, especially the latter. Within the last f ew L4ayi the peach trees have burst into fulllox)m, and the elms are budding' tapidlj. The meeting of the reading club was not held last night on-account of the weather, and . was postponed 'till to night. ;. i ti.:.S. 1 The visiting attorneys.interested in the capital oases, which ete 'to: Itave been tried at the late term qf 514ckjen burg court, have all .departed. ' - It is Davis & Wolfe wiirive bought the Smith compost grimier arRl'distrib Htor and cotton plantef ariilnot ,$mjth -Davis. " 7 Five bales Of Peeler'"wttbn K6f 1 excel lent grades and stapleWtreWd on this market yesterday by ;;vlJ-Stgwe, of Gaston, to B. K. Smit.at 10Ci A genuine thund:nJ Manm is something unusual;' trfc sweBadtorte yesterday, and it l)eiiavea V$ x.eiy wy like one of August production, h . Vise and prudenrcltizens will burn out their chimneys the first rainy, day we have. The foul: i?hi'mjiey is almostnas i)erful an enemy as the unsuspected ;ih-ho.v. The expense, .of', tli vfethel case to Uuwan county may d inaawined from the fact that the wrtnessestickets aloiie at this tefm of' MeckJentHiir court amounted to about 8350, and the case is not yet tried, w. i .:. ...; ' : Mr. L. Berwarfge, of, Ttowang&i& Bro. goes Norths knday to bny hia stock of spring goods, due notice Of the arrival of whicH will be made through the advertising columns m GPhb Ob SEltVER. ' '"'J ' ',r: t'1 - ' ; i bis warm, eoTnfortar)ie,f ' loUnng weather is too much f of! .the ldcaa polt ticians. It is too suggest! v$ of the 'first Monday in May not to flay-'jnst a little about the next mayon aiid henp the 1 al k has been begun. " i,t V i) u Meeting of tne-Fire Department. The four companies composing the! fire department of the city met in the hall of Independent Hook & Ladder company esterday at 12 o'clock and First As sistant C. F. Harrison presided. It was resolved that out or 'l&pect to the memorv of the'late.fll. VOrr, each member of the 5ompanie wear the usui al badge of moruiBg' that tthe appa ratus and truck and engine 'ftes be appropriately drapedy and tiat a eom mittee be appoitetl.'to' ewpmid pt two members from .each company; and the chief, to draft lbiolutiohs of respect to the deceased fireman. tat.Tllle;TJW A newspaper is to b; iasuedynext Monday by Mr. W. A'.'1 Potts, attbrney-i at-law. It will be small at the begin- ning m order to allow room for expan-t sion. It is to bo called' Te Watch- To wer," and the spectacles with whic5 it will look upon a wicked W9fldW$I inscribed , with thftMWfcfa ' XiMmi guilty man escape." ""T Mr. Silas KeatertpaWell-dwn-'triti- f 'a 'TI CU MIU TT 11 Vl U1T zen of the; ;fOimt eiTy h ir. ten m: found dead in bis-bed last Monday morning. The coroner Wjnt out toin vestigafe the case. . '. Wy' s i he advocates of the extension the Atlantic, Tennessee OlrioKaitroad, to, iKia and ' bevonai '-are ' muCU pRQQUT- aged by the spiritiwlucU thdjipeoipkkiaEe anncsung m uiematt ' JirtitiTi ivvif very small tOWrr,lhlS surJsCrirjiea 000,,,,,, ,. .... I he people in ttus southern und east- li nart of 'ibw non'Tifv'Jar,itei with the passage.of the stock "laanii aireaay Degun to Duiltt tne ience. 7 A. M. I 30.088 . 75 ,j foggy. Hi-. Vienra n Some t Alie Auediloa of the Day. f 4 This distinttuished gentleman, 'lieu tenant governor of the State from the time of Gov. Caldwell's death until the election in 1876, and now member elect of Congress from the seventh district, has been in the city for nearly a week past, being of counsel in the Pethel wife-poisoning case, and left, yesterday morning, for his home in Statesville to make his preparations for going on to Washington. He will leave home .next Priday m order to be present at the opening of the eitra'session on the I8th and in time for the caucus of the House Democrats should that not take place before Monday. A man devoted to his State and his section, Col. Armfield takes his seat in Congress with the idea that the Southern man is as good as any other man, and with the idea that the time when the South might with pro priety have held back and hesitated to assert its rights has gone by. He real-. izes that the South occupies a com manding position in the nation, and be lieves that it is its duty to avail itself of the advantages which its position gives it. Col. Armfield believes that the Un ion will never be fully restored until, the South has its full share of all ap4 propriations, of all foreign "appoint ments; and can feel Itself entitled and have its right recognised ;to Aspire to the presidency of the United States. As to the matter of the speakership of the next House, Col. Armfield has no opinions or preferences which are not subject to change. He rates Mr. Ran dall as the finest parliamentarian in the House, but as at present advised is rather favorable to Mr. Blackburn, whom he regards as abold,:able and ag gressive man. This is not a confirmed preference, however, and fuller inf orma tion may bring about a change of mind on the part of Col. Armfield. So far as the next presidency is con cerned, Col. Armfield regards anything that may be said on the subject now as mere conjecture. He is of the opinion, though, that the contest is between Thurman and Tilden; that if the hard money wing of the party should prevail Tilden will be nominated; if the soft money wing, then Thurman. The South will, he believes, support Thurman, the South favoring a liberal currency, and Mr. Thurman being squarely plant ed on that platform. , Up arhec, . point Col-., Armfield' speaks-interestingff. -He expects to see the day when "the Democrats ! of the South will be found battling iov the main tenanee-of the rights- otHhe negro against the .RepuWioans of the Norths He made this declaration upon his can vass last summer, and is fully persuad ofthexutti oMt f j r j - 61. Arirtfleld is" one of 1 the most de lightful talkers in the State. While all bf orir tfeople knew Mm well5 by (repu tation before, many of them who had neVer known him personally met him during his recent stay here and were charmed with him, Naturally his peo ple have high expectations of him now as he is about entering upon his con gressional career. He is . recognized everywhere throughout the State no where more fully so than in his own dis trict as not only a most courtly and engaging gentleman but as a man of commanding abilities; and it is no more than truth to sav that North Carolina' will not send to the forty-sixth Confess -f a representative wno possesses jii n more eminent degree than he those qualities which Win t render him alike an honor to his State and a useful man to his constituents. ,' rrheWa(r 'Werk. I i. The city water works have come forth like a strong man rejoicing to run a race. They are painted green ; the fire oforouth gleams from the! eye of the untamed steejd., which f urnisnes the motive rxrwer. and the naarilv nride which sits upon the browf ' the gen-"1 tleman on the box as. Jus eve taxes in 'the eet-un of the lav-out. is too rlain tol be conceaiea lne-'enurtnra-put is t ..4- -Vili.. C i' v Dn " Vil Tl I'f If. b The Connecticut Mutual, of Hartford This life insurance tympany Jias is sued its thirtv-third annual statemen which appears elsewhere, and ishows ad vantanges gained in the - rights direc-; tion. It has, increased its amount of assets, lessened its ratio of expense, in creased the amount of payment! tp poli cy-holders, and lessened the amount ot interest accrued. " Against" the! item, "net. premiums ia course of collection," it writes as in the report of last year, OTie Its econbmlcaradTnlnistfation is shown in the low ratio of expanse of management to, receipts, 6l per cent. - ii Col. Capers in Concord. iaw at Trinity College. addressed a large audience. atCpncord pn Monday night, by spmai iimiation: -suDject: "uaniei the Statesman, Abigail the Woman."; Expectation, hM !been, raised high by the reputed eloquence and reasoning powers of the speaker, but the people of ConcferdT hnfU ir. sat jfeg .that they have" enjoyed feast of reason and a flow of soul," beyond their expectations. We welcome with iricere gratulations this gifted son of our neighbor sister State, -South Carolina, araonf ifs. His oldmrades bf Hh JConf edefrate army, in North Carolina, remember him with the pleasantest recoUectioBsuE boa - s , Tfce Star of the Evening. 1 "' ' Iiorers of astronbrhy' have noticed that for some time past Venus.has been pre-eminently the evening star", for no other planet disputes her sway", not will till near the end of- the month, -when Mercury comes iii f oif hts 'sHSredf idV oriiiiant ana ctmspicuuuo ctotji as she approaches the earth and remains longer above .the, Jbojnzpn., . .Evry ob server rwlli adm)r;the Sftperb bdiuty of this radiant star, as suddenly appearing fmm th H antiis of sDace soonitex sun set, s)e pu on)her -Stam cfowb kd reigns supreme, the brightest andfairj est of the stars. She holds her court without a rival until the 24th, when the most interesting planeteryxMbition fiujylJana-.pw new-, iuwm w,uiiiwo thenin? conjnnction andJthet celestial a.wm loxma. mafMW&wYJi!? ilfhf 'maw of the evening Sky.v nus'sets; now at; half-ast 7 ; at? the and of the monttv at a quarter before i -. i in I i Daylight TUrougru the Biff Tunnel ?nrVif onferfid Ttnncombe countv to-dav through" the Swananoa tunnel; grade ana centres mec ei.auwj'. xiu ?a tha wnrdirnr nf a telesrram f rom Mai.1 . " . , i.l " rnu:n Wflson. breWeht of the Western jNTertli 1 " - ' . i i j- TrA u w. 1 Wlarolina KaHFOft 10 -wo v. r wircrr J trri!iv afterrMKHI. iltonvfiVif a nf intellicrence to the most within his grasp, but jusfeaUhe mumenl when he Uiuughl himself aUml to break thrWiSoniej unforeseen dif ficulty has ans?ni-The owprogress made dnrtfttf th tBmwgSiQs !Ki Hn miiinlv tn the f act that it ws jnecfe86aty toballaati e.iSlI tttiiel:alfast as it was dueJtft t- i; hntnAimi' that, trams wiIT 1)6 fun through tfieuriniOTFi weeks yet, as theTe'is'agIealdf k.mclftt bet'falchf. uHana inert vlllfeon tne cars ueiore endedi .u e&tHPB US1B0IW imam, cam- ane suiH Monday night the store of Mr. Har rayiMcLean; distant nbcut ereri miles from Mooresville, Iredell county caught fire in some manner of which we have not learned, and with all of its contents was entirely consumed. There Was no insurance upon either the house or the stock. The stock, however, was much run down, so that the loss upon this could not have been very heavy. Funeral of the Iate JTac VU On. The remains of Mr. James H. Orr were intered in ithe: fireman's plat in Elmwood Cemetery yesterday morning at 11 o'clock., . The services were begun in the Episcopal church at 10 o'clock, and were conducted by the rector. The entire fife department of the city turned out in a body, two members from each of the three white companies acting as pall-bearers. The church was more than filled and quite a large procession" followed the remains to the grave. Senator Vance returned yesterday afternoon from a brief visit to Lenoir, and will remain, in the city until Satur day morning. t; '-' Neither of the. delegates appointed from this city to attend the meeting of the national, board of trade in New a'orlc to-day, will be present i Mr. J. S. Ramsay, editor of the States ville Landmark, was in the city last evening. Col. H. D. Capers, late of South Caro lina, and now proessorof few in Trinity College, this State, was' at the Central Hotel yesterday. Relief Asocation. The members of the Charlotte releif association are requested to meet in the .Young Men's Ghri$tian Association room at 4 o clock this (Wednesday) af ternoon. A full attendance of the mem bers is urgedas well as of the citizens generally, who are willing to co-oper ate ior the reiier of the destitute in our community. The means contributed for the suffering destitution in the cty have been disbursed under the super vision of the committees of the asso ciations Many sufferers have been re lieved and fuel and provision supplied to destitute families, who were suffer ing from hunger and cold. The asso ciation and its active committees de sire to continue their labors for the poor, but their means are exhausted. The principal duty of the meeting will be to devise ways and means of re plenishing the treasurv. The associa tion will gladly receive suggestions and counsel ironrour citizens who will meet with them.7 '-: ; Our country is getting to be fearfully, alarming, f fa? average! uie Deing lessened eyewear, jrttn- oui any reasonable cause, death resulting general ly from the most Insignificant origin. At this sea son of the year especially , a cold Is such a common thing that in the hurry of every day life we are apt to overlook the dangers attending it and often find too late, that a Fever or Lung trouble has already set in. Thousands lose their lives In this way ev ery winter, Whfle had B03Chkb's Gxbmah Syrup been taken, a cure would have resulted, and a large bill from a doctor been avoided. For all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, Boschxx'9 Gxbkan Syrup has proven itself to be the greatest discov ery of its kind m medicine. ' Etery Dtagglstln this .country, will tell you, ef., Its wonderful, . effect Over 950,000 bottles sold last year without a single tafltrre knowril Goo4 ckeer for OftHSMnftlres. There Is a form of consumption which was better Indicated by the old fashioned name of . "decline." It Is th dreaded scourge of gome parts 'of the Sootbm States-, claiming toor Tictliaa eretjr year man are swept away dj tne most tern we Tisitaaons of the yellow ferer. The maladr arises from the ioabiUtj of4be padents' system to-take rrp and as- simnate uu aoigistung ingredients oi tne rooa that la elBlu. tefmzwnjigo -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 xeme- ly that ever shed a healtng blessing on the human race And these repulsive propemefl are suesess fully removed by the union of pure Cod LlvetOU with the HnxmhosDhltes of Lime and Soda in 8oott8 Emuklon. : The eomblnatkm Is a most ele gant one, pleasant as tweet milk 4a- flavor, oee- mai to tne stomacn, ana acting airecuy as a power ful yet gentle tonic of the brain and nerfous sys- Kase AttaUableby the&heajnatlc, . Tea. atthourh thev may desnalr of refle1.lt Is ttainable-by rheumatic sufferers, foTTnerels a J remedy which cames off, bj jneans of increased activity 6fi&4J'fctanfeysTi-liport&at. channels for blood Durfflcation the acrid element to which pathologists the most eminent attritrateihe painful symptoms a tneory completely Dome oat oy arm ary analysis. The name of this grand depurent Is io8 tetters, a preparanon UKewise ceieDratea as a remedy for constipation, which causer contamina tion of the bteod with the bile-and a certain means of relief in dyspepsia, fever tmd ague, and nervous ailments. It is, perhaps, the finest tonic extant, and is highly recommended as a medicinal stimulant by distinguished physicians and analysts who pronounce, It to Joe eminently pure and very beneficial. The press also endorses It Merchants and .visitors who, have, desired, so ion, to live at a hotel iabovfeHlfe Sbustoess centre. and to take a pardon of thelf meals' down town, ,. while in New fork, can do so as the Grand Central Hotel, on Broadway, Is now. kept on both the American Dlan at or S3. 00. and the Euro- ea pfaa$liO0, am jupfafds per day. An ete- arrt restaurant, at moaeraie prices, is conaucrea y the hotel .... ., , ., MeAlcae-. ,Ji;, . Rn r hwn InmitMl tn nrcwnt dMlih! The best that can be done is to assist nature in keeping the1 fuflctkms bf the botly to a condition of health while life lasts. For biliousness, liver complaints, eostlv eness, dyspepsia, and all stomachic disorders take MotrtiavernaV;' v" 10VAOCO. TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORT. PRODUCE. CiHonm AW-ldtd ' steaay' ' aia3 quiet; family 4.60a5.50.,-JWbat. duvjrednd white 1.00a r.06 " (Wrtrlfulet but fltm at 36a87. Oats Arm at 26a80. Pork quiet but firm at 9.75alO.0O.:Zrd dull: steam 6.25a30. Bulk maats qutetf-.should-ers 8.60, short ribs 4.75, short clear 4a5; bacon eti thouuiers ctearnosoB. wear sines o. tiakM steadi and la good demand at 1.02. Bai ter quiet and unchanged. Sugar firm. Bogs steady i packing 3.70&4 00. BALTrMOK4-6ats firm; Southern 82aS3, Wes tern white 82a33, do mixed. iSQs&l. ,PennsyiT mesffpbrk. dTd'l0.5Oa7S, new ; bulkmeBar-1 loose shoulders 4. clear rib sides SVt, per car load, packed newr 4a5baoon shoulders, old 4, clear rib sides, tiew "6, hams, sugar-cured, QalO. Lard refined, .ttocea. VJu t Butter steady; choice western, pacxea fou aoio- in fee dulkr Eldoaj15. Whiskey quiet at A40a8.15ruprnDe W torn and State O.OQaa.esj common to fair extra 4.00a5.20: good lWJO- uom Coffee quiet and steady; Bio quoted in car- foe latealittOTmiJWW Quiet; Cuban fair to good refinlng6a6 prime Kik- mfinedntaBdaidr Ax' -8U). sTraaolated 8. hr?OTlestfroP3mi. ,(PP .eiaifc ai lit fcui jpi '.w -not: wis 01 BAi.TrJ6rjBFlrm;Wddlmg Wc.;lowr sc.; .good ordinary yc.; net reeeipte , 1 tobs SftJiaJe 829; atoek t.870; expOThL coastwise Op -'sptonejjl'i exports to Great Britain ; to .ttii-.wnfMn-i BOCTOM bteaay; miaaimg uwtimwmuaiing 4.. good -erdinary 9; -e reeeipte 1.156; groes 8338; sales,,-; stock;x AfBft Britain . ' " 1 1 WnjaKflTOK-Flmi .JnrtddlH deif lowMmld dltng &4& t gbofl ordinary 8V1; net receipts 1Q7; gross ; sales : stock 4.708; plnneri ; ex ports coastwise : toGreat Britahr- to Con nent ; to channel . s-nU'-i UHP VJ Philadelphia Quiet; middling 9e. ; low middling 9c.j good ordinary 8e.; net receipts 109; gross 48es; splunf ,20)rta 9,221 ; exports toMGlreat Britain .' Augusta Firm; middling 9c; low mid 6nm8By4odI'rdrnary 8c; receipts 136: shipments ; sales 424; stock . 4SEW5W GreaiittalntTTr-c.n. chamjbiw &mttti&aaBg mi : low bJk dling yag.; ' tOOtf ' orfllnary 9c: net receipts 850; frost r jatoi SOOrstacjfc 20080; export Hw Tom Dulli sale 153 middling unlaiMta 9SA&, nMdUnt Orieaas 9e.: CQMondated bet re ceipts 14387, exports to Great Britain fiW; eononem vzi ; rraao 483;enaaaei . LrVTEPOOL Noo Cottoa ' firmer. TTnlanda Ortean 6U, lowalddUDs oplands , good ordinary aplaads .ordinary uplands . sales 10.000, speculation and export 1,000, re ceipts 7400. American 7,450. Fotares opened nrm; Duyers at last mgnrs paces. Uplands low nrid&mg elanse: MareS delivery 13-22, March and April , April and Kay 5 7-1&T May and June 5 15-82, June end July fi 17-82, July and August 5 19-32. luust aad September , Septemberand October , October and Hovember . Mew crop shipped January per sail , February . rUTTJRIS. ITkw Tott-lUures dosed steadv. Salea stL. 000 bale. . March , . 76a.fl Apm.... 9.90a.i Uy . rf..... 10.07a.08 una i0.Ma.2a Jnly , 10.83a.34 August IO.Ata.AQ September 10.21a.24 October 9.99al0 Hovember FINANCIAL. Nbw Tou Money 1.04. ExehanM A RAUbia governments quiet. New 5's 1.04. State bonds OTT COTTON MAEOT. Oma w.td Oimrn, I CwABXom, March 12, 1879. f The market yesterday closed steady, as follows: fiood middling gy. Low middling. gt liUtfOS CUAELOTTfi PSOOTJCE JU&KE7 MABCH 11, 187a COBHBCTKD DAQ.T, fetC - '' CoRH,-prbush'l 55a60 55a60 50a55 40a45 8a9 ,?!; 6a6 is&im I2feal4 25 38a40 35a&0 1.00a2.00 Oats, shelled, BACON s.. NiOhofftouadi.t.. Hamav&C.... . . . mM . . . l . . . 1 einr,, vcutT00C(.. Bulk lies,iarrrii Clear &u fitdesr . COFFKB-' Prima Bio. Good.. Sugar-hOHse.... ... Molasses Cuba New Orleans Salt LrreRMolfine 8UOA.K White... Yellow Potatoks Sweet , Irish................ 85a40 3.75a4.00 l 8.00a8.6Q 2.75&8.00 2.26a2.50 Butter ' North Carolina Eeos. perdozen. Floub Family..... r rSxtra....? .g., ouycr-y .... ... j . QgAMiCO., DSAI.KB8 IN BIO O T S, SHOES ABTD H H H H HHH H H H ST TTTT T T T T A A D88fi SggS - .SI. 1st National Baink BuTldlngCharlotte, N. C 'Our stock of Boots, Shoes, 4c., Is acknowledged to be the best In the State, and we would be pleas ed to have you call and Examine for yourself before buying. PEGBAM & CO. dec! Sttjuors. K. C. MTTNZLER, TaEALEB. iB Lager Beer, Ale end Porter; bottled J.baar. a, pioiaIty Bottled beer delivered to any part of the etty free of ehatge at ONE DOL- 1 LIB FEB DOZEN. and" an' excellent appetizer, andreWhmenQed by all good physicians to per sons to delicate health. ti'ordejrjOefr &t John Yogefs tailor shop will re- "Cprre .promnt, atfenOon. ? , mar4 M M E X A, L L N s JOIN your hands all friends of taste N my bar only the best is placed. gANDWIC PretzeL Wine, Whiskey, Beer, Jj ACH man 11 receive right real good cheer, J3LEASE step in, my hall inspect, JJEAR it, you'll see morf than youll expect JRENCH, German, Domestic Brandles.Wlne I try each customer" taste to refine, , OUCH Sandwich novel and Pretol's good, ; &1 AINS soy bar, moAdeOdont food, ' TT ATINO,Clieese and Sausage tn bfll bf fare, s.firrx ACH glass of Beer, or Qln ffl bear gAYAKTyadgent and taste meet rare. . r.u oEE wwtowffllpa as tn sfps be dxtnu - no o ',' -- . ' ; -it.TjACBHr Mtakei iWvesnat i thinks, j.TilHroff ene-Jre & eilUM to Ills Mend X he wlnka. Jan22 QfiXAT BABOAINS TOB TM BOXTDATS, 1 : J, T. BUTLEE'a J. T. BUTLER'S. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELBT, SILVER ANO SILYEB- PXlATED WARE, GOLD AND SILTEB SPECTACLES. fT Gol"Heai Canes and everything you wan vi vmioMiioo, en J. T. BUTLER'S. dec24 WE DESIRE to call attenUon to OURSTOCT7" E DESIRE to call attenUon to OUR STOClV 1?ANCY G0 010 1? A N C Y GOOD O- Ground and Cut Glass Bottles, the handsomest tn the market The latest styles of Perfume Boxes including some 'novelties, which will pay you to call and examine. FINE FLORENCE and CELULOID TOILET Oases French Plate, Hand Mirrors, Russia Leather Pocket Books; also a full stock of English and American Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes. L. R. WRISTON 4 CO. dec!3 CALDWELL HOUSE, CALDWELL HOUS 17 i ALDWELL HOUSE, CALDWELL HOUS ly Comer Tryon and Sixth Streets, ' Comer Trjw and Sixth Streets, ' CB1ABL0TTE, N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C. S. P. CALDWELL. Proprietor. This house Is permanently established and offers aQ the conveniences and comforts of a first-lass boarding house. Persons visiting the city will find It a pleasant home. Permanent boarders wanted. Can be furnished with rooms. RATES Per day. transient, $1.25; per week, 88.00. Regular table, $18.00; board and room per month, $18.00. JanlO LIYERY STABLE. If you want first-class Carriages, Phaetons, Bug gies or Saddle Horses, go to the New Livery Stable. If yon want a Carriage and Baggage Wagon to meet arriving or departing trains, go to the New Livery Stable. If yon want your horses well fed and well groomed go to the New Lrvery Stable. Careful drivers, promptness and reasonable prices are our motto. may28 R. CHAMBERS. Ruction jiales. D. G. MAXWELL. C. F. EABBI90N, Auctioneer. M AXWELL ft HARRISO N -AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Buy and sell on consignment all kinds of MERCHANDISE AND COUNTRY PRODUCE; i Will give strict personal attention to all business entrusted to our care. Four doors above Charlotte Hotel. dec3 PCiscjellantxrus. JTE-NO TEA, , PURE, GOOD AND CHEAP. WILSON & BURWELL, Agents. ,. While the Yeast Manufacturers are quarreling about the purity of Baking Powders, we offer to you a much more HEALTHFUL BREAD made from the very best fleur manufactured In the United States, fresh everyday from our Bakery, or if you prefer making your own bread, we will sell you FRESH YEAST every day, at 10 cents per quart. Just try it once. instructions win rje given now 10 use u. w. h. -"ttATttJLtt, uaxer, Trade street, first door above the old market. March 4-tf. TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, I In Probat CJ Yadktn County. S t Court. Joseph Sparks and Benamln Sparks, Executors of Benjamin spares, aeceaseu, vs. . . Che Heirs at Law of Benjamin. Sparks, deceased,. NOTICE Of FIH AL SXTnOIXNT. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Lydia Dimmit, wife of - Paton Dimmit, Hannah Kelts, wife of John Felts, John Sparks, and Eliza bethReddlk, wife of John Readik.are heirs at law in this ease and non-restdents of the State, ttts therefore en motion ordered by the Court that advertisement be made fecal x weeks in Taos Cbuuclottb Observer, notifying-: said defendants to appear at the Clerk's offlce th Tadklnvllle with in twenty days after service of this notice, and let them take notice that if they iaU to appear that the same win betaken proconfssso and export as to them. Given under my hand and seal of office in Yad- Probate Judge. fe683-H-Uw5t . . ( JLACK STRAP MOISSES under cost by tne narrei, r, ROY DAVIDSON. JanSO ' ; F iR A FIRST CLASS Smoke call' sad get a Sudor, at LeROY DAYIDeON-a JanSO AaQLANA VAMTKAL : : vuynuastQTcox, . - . THBOUGH1S11QHTBOUTZ ..'in:'. . !. ' ' . .! This Line being tnstf equipped for tastnes, 7'- ' - V. ).. , ,. . . i r . , '. WQmlncteB and all Northern and Eastern Cities to, Greenville, Spartanbttrt, all SUtlohs Onto, As well as potnts tar Georgia Insurance and Bates guaranteed as Low as Information furnished - . . . , . 1 T. W. CLARK. Gen. FTelghs Agent, Wilmington, N. C septSO jr. j. h. mcaden; ; : OBUSGpr and cauost, ..,.:, Now offers to Uft trade a full stock of Lubln's Extracts and Colognes, Engllah Select pices, , Colgate Honey and Glycerine Soap English, French and American Tooth Brushes . PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully prepared at all hours, both night and day;at J. H. Mc ADEN'S Prescription Store. ECURITY ! SECURITY ! SECURITY ! 200 Barrels'of C. WEST 4 SONS' EXTRA No. 1 KEROSENE AHL ALADDIN SECURITY OIL. West's Extra No. 1 Kerosene OIL from C. West 4 Sons, Baltimore. Highest Medal awarded at Centennial ExDOslHon. Crystal Oil Works, Canton. Warranted to stand a Ore test of 110 degrees Fahrenheit before It will bum. C. West 4 Sons, Baltimore. For Sale by Dr. J. H. McABHN, Solfr Agent, CHARLOTTE. N. C. TIDDY'S CITY BOOK STOEE CONTAINS THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK OF POPULAR LITERATURE, MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, , MUSIC I GIFT BOOKS OF EYERY STYLE, BLANK BOOKS, INK, PENS, PENCILS, MUCILAGE, AND IN FACT EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT m A FIBBT-CLASS BOpK STORE. , ' E. Butte rick's MetrovoUtan Fashions for March have just arrtved Call and get one. TTDDY 4 BBOTHEB, febl8 ' S TUDEBAKEB WAGONS. I am now tn receipt cf a large lot of the celebra ted 8TUDEBAKER WAGONS, all sizes, -whleh will be sold On reasonable terms. . J CALL EARLY, ; and supply yourself with tlw nest wagon eat , T. B. GATTHER, Jan. 8 tt . . i ' .' . . - GONE AFTER OUB MB. ALEXANDER :t. C L O S - -,h 1 March 5. CO ..- iKto ,ru,J :tA ALEXANDER A HARKBSlt DISPATCH UN NORTH ClROI-DtA,. TO ALL POINTS QOUTHv offers unequaDedMClUeA fat the.IansnprUon of ' ' .ti.fli'il lo-R : . . !'' ,: -".t-!; J v, .1. '! 1. . r M'AIV, If,!!" U!t Jf Mil Charlotte, Statesvffle AAteyU,;1B on the Atlanta 4 Bicihnto&d.AlfLlne; v tod Western N- CBaOroads; , 7 ' Alabama and Mlaslsalppt !-,, i )- l ft i ! Tie any Competing Llse, and Time ashnck. ..! 1! tllj M'K-i.'f' : . , ., 1- j .... h -ii k... , upon .application to 1 ' ; -'' , ;: - . -. '; .' . ! ' ;: r1 ' . ., '; n .-;-'U 1 tf-'fsi "i .' .TiT. SMtTH, Agent C. C EaUway CHadoue. ...;.',;V'':cKie 11 M'tni-1'' . . i .. a sPLSiiKOPPORrrjm' .. . i tu.ni i)Jl"9 " 1 To win a foi'lY'filr Claaa D, at New Orleans, Tuesday, April 9th, 1879-I07th Mrothj Drawing, ; . ;!!!. .4. 11 t'.- rtilJ" )j4.'' ' LpTJISIANA STATE. LOTTERY COMPANY. .... L . f ' This1 Iristltutlrm' wri rwrnlnrW Innortvtrntnrl hv the Legislature- of the state for EducaaonaX and unaruaoie purpoees ui)levioTB tebm of TWXNTZ-vrva TSAB8, to whlohcoiur6et Uit inviola ble faith of the State 1 nledeed with a eanltal of $1,000,000, to which tt has since added a Reserve Fund of $350,000. Its GRAND SINGLE NUM BER ATTRIBUTION will taken lace monthlv oti the second Tuesday. It never scales or .postpones. Look at the following mslrlbunonr i ; . . ... juOt. it . CAPITAL PRIZE, $80,000.. l()0,000 T1elfMs arTv?oTwnarseach. Half Tick- ete, One Dollar. LIST OK PRIZES ; 1 Capital Prize........ ji.5.$30,000 1 Capital Prize, - ......... t, . . 40,000 1 Capital Prlze . . . f . ... .f , . 75,000 1. a Ptteesof $200,.;. '.U.:l .1 .U .W.,000 . 6 Prizes ot 1,000. ....-V....i..., ).f)00 -20 Prteesof 500. ,..,...,, lOfiOO 100 Prizes of L 100...V;. T.; .,,10,000 OOPrlzesot ' 50.. .10,000 :KOO-JU0M of i : 20 j .-...ft ;.'. i :1 1 1 0,000 iJOOOPjres of. , 10,.y.. . .10,000 APPROXIMATtOlt PBIZEfl j 9 ApproxlmaUon Prtees of $800'. v. $2,700 9 Approximation Prises f , 200,... 1,00 9 Approximation Prizes of 100. . , WK 1867 Prizes, amounting to ....-.$110,400 Responsible corresponding agente wanted at all prominent points, to whom a liberal oompensatloii wiUbepakL - ,t,- '.u '; ik il irMi . Application for rates to dubs should only be made to the Home Office in New Orleans. Write, clearly stating fair address; for full infor mation or send orders to , r " . . , M, A. DAUPHIN, Postofflce Box 692, New Orleans, Louisiana All our Grand Extraordinary. Drawings are wider the supervision and management oljiENERALS G. T. BEAUREGARD anoTrUBAL 17 JpARLlu mar 11 ... U NDERTAKING I., t The undersigned is now prepared to illhall orders for every class of Undertaking. Having on hand a full assortment of COFFINS, CASKETS AND BURIAL CASES, Both Wood and Metallc. ' PBTCE8 'Ot VOW AS AlTr. Hearses furnished if " desired. Furnrture of every Descrlp'tbri Repaired at slior notice. , t; WitbE, G. Rogers, trade Street, June 20. TJSE HE-NO TEA. ; - - a "V HE-NO is Tea in Its natural condition, such as the Chinese themselves drink, and for the follow ing good reasons is sold only in original pound and half-pound packages : . , -! -'i r 'M wn. It is the.most,oneriIent and economical Atyja of i It la weighed1 and. packed Where cant done cheapest and beat, ... . , !-ti.-jii It(beeaMy lbntlfledltheconstunen. It keeps tne Tea better. , It preventeadtUteteabnvff America. ' ' and factory the money. feb6. L. B. WRISTON Ar CO.. Charlotte, N. C. rH 0T0, r y- l.t t !.(1f 7)WH ' , CiTBAL, HOTEL SALOOSift ForiStendPnteLqupr8j( t r mil vfirniM lT ' ff? LICHTENSTETN MERCHANT TAILOBtD ftl . '. CH ABJUOjT T.SMNr.ilii.A - Just reoelvea! fifty tiwre -sables ; ftf sidrilotj to those oahandj,all-are: noveBtes f tneeseon. Call and make selections, as the Atm4fot-e new guUia here. Style and workmanship unsurpassed. Repairing neatly done. ; . - ,- - ' " - ' i'r-;i.i K: i, 1.' JAMES MURPHY, -iii c: i-'tni..?'- : ; .PtICAJTAILC, !. ; Hoitop'sHufliXaasae MmbXto M&ts. Owing to the stringency of the times I will In fu ture work very cheap. Will make fine suite for $lCasauers enlts 'fe$8; Pantrof tsaita same rjates.fi guarantee All nys work, s fit, ap charge. ta1fonHH-vJ -.1 i IWMv ..." J ..n.H-vi mi ; NEW' GOODS-, 'Sl' . r "f :1 f,Txl ' 1 iwqlt- v. ' I ' 1 . . . . , . 1 i - r . ;: in ri;i.ii i HAS, GONE WQETH ATTEH i , : iti r -1 ' ;! i !rJ .In-'' :hv,1 in. tmh:Wii TTTld bun crtrj;i.W JA o; -Jif' illU t..iJ i' - i . " . A ...AVI asasar m. We are tBe agSSBfof HTHSo Tea "in this cjty, ask our Mends' to give it a trteL! B not satls- wewlll cheerfully take It back and refund 1 jr.aBtlme we will E - ,.i bCXiXX 9T Hwtrt jx '. t 1 mi s'bfifU iirf l.-i, l V ftoi -y