SATU BDAY; APRIL ,20, 19:
4-4-?
LOCAL I.NTELLI.LMJL
BAllROAD DIBIOrOST.
. t ,
The following table shows the niniilng ol passen
uer trains to and Irom Charlotte, on all the rail
lds (Washington time): y
; BlCHJTOin DAMVIIJJL,
s. rri vestrom Richmond and Qold9boro,v i.00 a.' m.
fixator " " H.'20a.m.
Arrive from .Richmond, .,...,.,. 10.50 a. m.
Leaves or . : '. ....j.-;;. 6.45 p. m.
ATLANTA CWMXTTI fl-LIHB.
f3
Arrives from Atlanta.,.;;..
Leaves for Atlanta...
Arrives from Atlanta,...,,
.Sjf,? -8.20 a. ml
..i;-l.01 a. m.
...... r 6.50 p. m.
...... 10.60 a. m.
Leaves ior aubuib,
CnABSiOTTK, COLUMBIA AUQU8TA
Arrives from Augusta,. ..
.eaves for Augusta, .
.. -8.10a. m.
.;" 1.00 1
ra.
Vrrlves iroin aukusw, .....
Leaves for Augusta,.
GABOUMA CENTRAL.
arrives from Wilmington,. .... . . ...
Lenves for Wilmington, .., ....
urlves from Shelby,. . ,
i, wives for Shelby.v. ..,..
1L27 a. m.
7.29 p. m,
6.00 a. m.
5.00 p.m..
,7.00 a.m.
ATLANTIC, TKNNKSSKK OHIO.
arrives from StatesvlHe,.
Leaves for Statesville,..'.
p.30 p. mv
1.00 m
VHABLOCTK POST OFFICE.
omrs hours. J ' f ,
OPgNS. tliOSE&:
Money Order Department,, .0.00 a. KOO p. ro.
Registry Department,.. ..w.fl. 00 a. m; 5.00 p.m.
(ieii lDellVyAStampDept,. 8.00 a. Bar" 6.00 p. nv
" ,.,-:." a80p.iru i45p.B.
j ty on Sundays the General Delivery and Stamp
Pepartment will bd open Irom ttOtl a. mt 1OQ0
'' m' OPKiSIKO. AN CLOSUnfo KAILS. . -vi
::;.-'-:i-fflPIJ(';i.si CLOSES'
icmville 4 Charlotte R.K.,. &OQa,m.-i,fi.O0 p. m.
" , 11.15 a. m. ) B.00 p. m,
charlotte & Atlanta R. R.,. 8.00 a. m, i fl.00 p. m.
& AugustaR. R... J0 p. fa! 10 00 a. m.
Wllm'n & Charlotte R. R., . R.IM p. to, fi.OO a. in.
hjirlotie A Shelby R. R... . 5.80 p. q. ; fi.00 a. m.
statesville, .... 6.80-0. m. 0.00 a. m.
Beattie's Ford. (horse route.) Mondays at
r. no p. m., and Tuesdays at 8.00 a. ntf
' 'nr Yorkvllle. (horse route, Thursdays at 8.00
,v . and Fridays at 7.00 a. m. s
I ft IMITATIONS.
War Department, i
office Chikf-Signal OFFiCEii, j--Washington,
April 24, 7:30 p. m,
For the South Atlantic States, falling
1 arometer, soutlierlyf wiwds j partly
Hnurtv Aveathe'r and occasiohal rains
;md siight changes in teyiperatui'e. j
I. oral Itrporl for Vc(eida.
17JLM.
2 P. M. ; 9 P. M
Barometer
Thermometer
Relative Humidity,.
Wind Direction....
Velocity,.
Weather
30.214
' 68'
94,
S.
5
Foggy-
30.0a!
': 79
40
: 8.
6
Hary.
30.020
70
57
S.
4
Clear.
Highest temperature 80 deg.; lowest 57.
Index to !Vew AdvertUcmenl
Perry Strawberries.
HOME PEPtClM!V;S.
The german last evening . was quite
well attended, and the occasion was a
verypleasant one.
It is found, after all, that a few
peaches have been left, notwithstand
ing all the frost, and freezes,;. - , J
The courts took another huliday yes
terday. There were no cases, of any im
portance on the dockets.
More shad have been-caugbt in. the
Catawba rive, this season than ever be
fore. Are ouf ''State' fish : hatcheries
due the credit of this? ,
The Hornets' Nest Eiflemen will
probably invite some of '-'their latly
friends to accompany theni to Colum
bia. With a political meeting, a coneert at
the Charlotte Institute, and a german,
almost every body was away from home
hist night, ' V.
Maj. Flemming publishes; a card thi3
morning which gives promise of a de
bate between himself and Mr. Osborne
next Monday night. ; ; '
Mr. Motz, who came up, yesterday,
from the Brewer mine, brought several
specimens of gold, among these a beau
tiful little bar, something over 300 pwts.
and 099 fine. , 1
Register Keogh announces that the
bankrupt case of Joseph Graham, of
Charlotte, will be heard for final dis
charge from all his indebtedness prior
to May 30th,. 1878, at his office in Greens
boro on the 12th-of May next. "
Personal. . . .
Judge Schenc'k is nowJ at home, hav
ing finished Forsythe court .
Mr. Ernest Young's injuries are not
at all serious, They will, however, con
tine him to his room for some days.
Col. G. W. F. Harper, of Lenoir, is at
the Central Hotel.
Death of Mrs. W. E. Ardrey.
Mrs. Maggie R. Ardrey, wife of Capt
Wni. E. Ardrey, one of the members of
the General Assembly , from this coun
1 v, died yesterday afternoon atlhe resi
dence of her husband ifti, Pr?vlcV3uce
township, after an illness extending
over several weeks. ;;, Mr'4LArdrey-wa
a (laughter of the late Captl AV. P.Rob
i ii'son, of this county, and was a person
hiuch esteemed on accounliof her many
womanlv virtues. . She leaves' several
children, one an infant, ahd the sympa
thies of many friends twill go out to
these and to her sorrowing husband.
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Official PoHtage Stamp, &c.
It has been decided at (the postoffice
denartment that the official postage
stamps can be used to pre-pay postage
and registry fees on offidisd mail mat-
ter after May 1st; that official mail mat
ter can be transmitted througn tne
111 an 3 under cover or use penalty en
velopes from officers :, of i the : jovern-
mont fn nrivjta rwen-Hpa sifter MaV 1st.
that official postage stamps may be sent
ry officers of thgovernrtient to pay re-
turn postage in answer to communica
tions on nfflcial business sent to pri
vate individuals j-.thaUj however, the
jiiutloular mode prewjribed for the use
of "penalty envelopes," tenders it im
pioner, if not unlawful, that they should
I used under any circumstances by
uther than an officer of the go vornm en t.
A Final Separation . :
Torn Carey, not Carroll,: is the name
of the white man who was sent to jail
Wednesday on ' the charge of assault
with attempt to ( Outrage, a negro girl.
Carey is a peddler and came here from
Xew York city. His wife having got
ten rid of him was making arrange-
(ftntj
litti
rnSiTMtVrtib.
Z. "w. 'rvir flva , vphts utm to
wed this man.
H is lexoosed now as
as rfepradslt Him. to said
. '. . . mf. 1 rr ..4,1
JSb 'ffYdu Waht havetoid imwnp got,
t iki. w.ninTi i r1.i b:u;li but itfs no usB
talking about
that:
aid tTiat 8l, wa ,maid in the
family of Dr.-Radwat- ofBeady Re-
said
f
Ur notoriety, and ;was loaded ft
s yesterday to return to JS e w x or
.elencmgmoueyernc
ner back to Hew YorR xVnere sue
relatives and friends; She left the mag-
istrate's office tpsee the .jailer and 1 make
urangementsiorseciu-ingaumia-iu.
bye. B r e7TJpeniblishedinTHi:pfiSER
THE CONVJENXIOX.
.0 UJJj Hit' lilt : f J t ?T
er. F. I.O.borae the
Lrge Crowd and a Ni
iaatiM by
! r i f .
;? Upon the assembling of the
conven
l '11 ior the nominalirm Vf
t w court house last night, composed of
m bite and colored citizens, Hon. R, Y.
ileAden was called to the chair upon
motion Of D. P. Hlltnhiann nn rvr. rr.,
tion orKi3ddytSetditplfsothe
city papers ere Teqtiestedfe" att
By the time the organization was
pertected the court room was literally
packed.
Mr. MCAuen on taking t.h ohr
j, . ... - .
inanKea tneponyention for calling him
to presutit -vqvr sc'iarge; A hody of Jiis
iellow-citizens, without distinction of
party, and endeavored
necessity of order.
Mr. R. N. Tiddy introduced the fol
lowing: , Whereas, It is the desire of the citi
zens ol .Oiailottuasstohled iaconven
t ion for the purpose of selecting a'ca"n
lldate for the office of mayor, for the
term commencinsr Mv nth i7q in so.
Fleet no one who is un worth v to dis
charge the duties of the office, and
' Wherkas Xt.is right and proper that
the pFbce$dingjotiifc 9'oiive(ntV shall
le conducted in a fair and impartial
manner to the end that justice and har
mony prevail ; therefore, be it
Resolved, 1st. That every citizen of
Charlotte who is known to be a voter
shall be allowed to cast one vote at each
baHotu" i" .-I- . . .- ...
Resolved, 2d. That all nominations
shall be made publicly before the con
vention, and no candidate shall be de-;
plared the nominee until he shall have
received a majority of all the votes
cast
shall be considered by this convention
wno snau be unwilling to abide by its
actiom ;!:.!-.
Resolved, ;lth. That every man who
participates in the proceedings of this
con vention shall support its nominee.
entlifairffCfC)"
On motion of Mr. 11. N. Tiddy, the
convention was declared ready to re
ceive nominations.
Mr, Geo. E. Wilson nominated Mr. F.
Brown.
Mr. Henry W. Tatem nominated. Mr.
11, M. Miller, but Mr. D. P. Hutchison.
by request, withdrew Mr. Miller's hamp.
On motion of 'Mr; Johnston Jones, the
convention decided that the vote should
be taken by ballot.
At this juncture Col. II. C. Jones en
tered the room and informed the meet
ing that there were at least a hundred
and fifty men, at. the door who were un
able 6 gald admittance en account of
the crowd, and who had as much right
to a voice in the convention as any
man then in the house. He, therefore,
moved that the convention adjourn to
the open air. 1
This motion was opposed strongly bv
Dr. T. J. Moore, who urged that the vo
ting could be done with more fairness
in the house.
Following this was a general, and
somewhat excited discussion, which
was participated in by several persons.
: Finally Mr. R. K Tiddy moved to
amend Col. H. C. Jones' motion by ap
pointing tellers to receive the vote of
those on the outside of the door.
Mr. F. I. Osborne then addressed the
convention at some length. He said
it was known that he was a candidate ;
he had asked his friends to come to the
court house on that occasion and vote
for him there ; it was the place appoint
ed and the vote should be taken there,
but while he believed that by adjourn
ing to the open air his interests would
be injuriousryf affected, he waswilbng
to do so in the interest of fairness ?and
harmony.
Mr. Tiddy's amendment was put and
lost, and the motion to adjourn to the
open air was carried.
The chairman took his position on
the court house steps and asked for
further nominations.
' The name Of Col. Chas. R. Jones was
brought forward, but. was soon after
wards withdrawn.
The chairman then -announced the
following tellers: J. II. Weddington,
C. W. Eddins, Geo. E. Wilson, K. N.
Tiddy, D. P. Hutchison and I. H.Foust,
and said if there wras no objection the
tellers would' take position in the pas
sage and the Voters would file in two at
a time and deposit their ballots.
When the voting had progressed about
five minutes, Judge W. M. Shipp with
drew the name of .Col. Brown.
Mr. Geo. E. Wilson then moved that
the motion previously adopted, that, the
convention vote by ballot, be reconsid
ered.
This motion prevailed, and he then
nwl that Mr Oshnrnflhfldwilarwi the
... ....
moved that Mr. Osborne be declared the
nominee of the convention by acclama
tion. This motion was carried amid cheers,
and loud calls for Osborne.
The nominee then came forward and
thankMrl the conVentfori for t&e Compli
mentary manrier in'which the'riomina
tion was made, and said that he was
ready to meet Mr. W, W Flemming,
now his only opponent, at any time and
place that gentleman mignt designate,
nl dismiss with him the issues that
might arise in the contest for the posi
tion. Hp, wanted it distinctly under
stood that he was the candidate of no
onmoration or combination of
any sort,but represented the interests of
the citizens oi unanoiie, wnu wuum
hp. had hpp.n identified from his infancy.
The speech was enthusiastically re
ceived and was followed by short ad
dresses from Mr. McAden, tne prsi
Hp. nf trip conventions and from Mr.
Geo. E. Wilson; in response to cans, ai-
t which the convention adjourned
wp
maaig for the aoih o.iriay cciebra-
tlon.
Gen. R. D. Johnston, who was elepted
chief marshal for the 20th of May cele
bration, was compeued to resign uie
position owing to engagements which
will necessitate ins ayacuto num uj
mtv at. that, time, and the executive
committee have induced Col. H. C
Jones to act in this capacity. Col
.Tnnnashas suiuointed the following as
sistant marshals to act with him on the
ohrh lfmni Mp,(.klenburg J. G. Har
ris. Thos. P. Ross, L. A- Potts, J. S. My-
tL t tj r'ir Tarv.-o Wnnd Row,,
ers, ui. av, aa y", t!nf V .
anT?rank Brown t uaDarrus -to oei
nihann TTnion R. if. Davis; liaston-
w n Ahpmat.hv: lredell jonn. n.
' T.incnln--r,ar)L George Phifer;
r.leavelandT-Dr. Robert J Brevard;
York, S. C David Hutchinson.
TU rub interest-violations of Law.
I ' TJT V,,A If 4xtnm tiplinl.lA ailthOldtV
that, fish ava being taken in the Catawba
ndrfat the recent M. ot
General AssemDiy oy uiaeruiiK jxmu.
itiNimii ail.' , iiiuf ww w -
dictate ,o
a u . i-v .p. n ca nail on t-
scaled fish from
as i:thZ iVah of June exceut
flay of April toh im-Qt June, except
L. X ntln.111 1JUIU mo
I tt Set ons'
"To reinove
i aiiuo psw
undersUtnd Jlt;
. ZTZ to
r7i,;rtTpmi to the South Fork
an.nhaeIrems' t0 t&e 5u.
of the CatawM f
i r,-tYflll f dvnamite or other
tzsz. irZ okilfi8h:vhichhas,
. ... , , T '"-kill.- Jl
a.uy
yy?. i . , , . I
bercwedeatolf'iad ealloW U a
nesoivea. 4th. That no man's namfl 1
DeaiCot JHaJ. Calfwm
9SeJSe most venerable and ri
John IL CaldwelL died yesterday more
ing at 6 o'clock at the residence" of his
brother,Mr. A. Caldwell- in this
city, at'thei kg left t eightyeo yaik
Maj. Caldwell bad outlived, nearly all
ot his coutempowie';lHe;pa'fausti!
tire o Mecklenburg, a;
4
the Craighead f amilr. He had -always
mccix n iuall UJt AlALjf ,Vilil 4il ,.Ul CUt
And intJMifrtiifo arirt'HiraA anrt iTii
f all rohf bnoiir him f Tlio Urell.Winwn
form, almost erect to the lasli and his
benignant countenance, . jsrill . be much. I
missed rrorn our streets. andv: although.
as is well known, M has been ill foM
somes wees,pasV:f be intelligence which,
this paragraph convey will l Be' anjif
pieasanc surprise , to many persons
whose eyesiit will catch:
.nitt-.;jtM4lii-'5
iRmrtTtf.flrt
xneramiuoxar lifrfcitft m
evenmjttbaJjeanlt mMmMMk
corners and stopped talking mayor long
enough to discuss it It lav flat tm itsi
back, which ludicates bbth-according:
to different people thai it will be a dry
moon and A wet moon. You pays your
money and takes your cost. , One matt
remarked, while- they were looking at
the queen of the night, that pine poles
uut iu me.iigni oi me moon in januai
or February 'soud jmake jfertcej fa
which would last twentv vears. an
that cut in either the light or dark of the
moon in any other month, "would J not
last two years. Another, jriari said he,
was neither a Dutchman, an Indian nor
a farmer and. that a distinguished pro
fessor, of MancJieaEer, Ejigland, wEo
had devoted sevevallyeafre tb studying
lunar signs, had declared as the result
of his investigations that moorirnsJ
r ere au, uumouggery ana that the moo,
ffecled nothinz. , For -his iiarf, he. hi
lieved like the professor.., .All theJba
anCe of,the crowd took another' obsep
vation, and ; with the exceptiofl pt
man whiiad been- reading' after.wie
professor Ueclared that the moon-was
just ahoat as. far north as itwfts'latj
mouth and that we might look for an
other cool month. They, were.about tA
pool their, issues, too. as to the rain sign
whpn an At-hr-r "fiVt'sinlA nallorl
w uen anotrrtr maif came Up ina called
me newspaper man aside to ask him
" 7T ?uiXF V? i,:n, - . J
ill! ; i
oatCFa1r Nek fall "?
Tlie executive commit.tfiR nf thA f-rr
olina .tSSjf Ji&dciaiioi? StiW dstr-
iectea an arrangement with the owners
of the fair grounds for renting the;sarne
for the purpose of liolding a fair there
next fall, the-errhso the .agreement.
Deing mat the renters are to pay $400
and make all the necessary repairs.
This arrangement renders pertain the
fact that we are to have a fair at all
events, and with this, view' the ''execu
tive committee will hold a meeting ai
the office,!, E..$fye, HutchisQu & Son
next Tuesday, at 4a Oi clock, f or , the put
Ppse of preparing a premium list and
arranging tne .details tor Degmnrng the
work in earnest. We are informea.that
there is sufficient money in the treasury
to begin operations on, and that the
executive committee will spare ho
funds in their hand3 to make the faira
brilliant success. The association is
not a money-Sniakingconc$rn;and every
dollar of the funds , collected, will "be
devoted to the maintenance of the an-
l -T ' rtir ,1 ' if -til j.
iiuiu iiui. iiie uccjs vi tue iatc last
year under the most disadvantageous
circumstances, affords a sufficient guar
antee to the committee that all their
efforts will be heartily supported bv
the substantial citizens of Mecklenburg
county, and or surrounding counties.
The prominent idea in the organiza
tion of the present association, and the
one to which the success of its first ex
hibition was mainly -duer is-thai it-is
emphatically a farmers' and mechanics'
association, and its fairs -areiintended
for the promotion of the agricultural
and mechanical interests ot Western
North Carolina and upper r South Caro
lina. This is still the object of the as
sociation, and in furtherance of it, all
farmers and mechanics in this section
will be invited to co-operate with it.
Exhibitors may, theretore, begin to
prepare for our fair in November. We
intend to have one, and also intend that
it shall be an agricultural and mechani
cal exhibition, which shall not be sur
passed by any in either of the Caroli
nas. ALDEBIHASIC TICKET.
For Ward No. 1.
To the Editor of The Observer: . - r
The nameaof Messrs. R. M. Millef, J.
A. Elliott and G. Scott, are presented to
the voters of Ward 1 for the nomination
on Monday, tbe 28th inst;,: as suitable
men to represent said- Ward 'in the; tew
, , -i4.; m
municipal aumimswauwii ,. . ,
' ' ' MANY VOTERS,
Anotber for Ward 1.
to tfceldltojf of 3Che Qb)
begeaveds
toiie cqn-
hlcW meets
jthBMjns of follow-;
ing gecweraau rD,o Mvuit;oHstixute a-
pTst-V alderfflajuc jtckf t. for this
warn:-1 w cooiva. jtu nigiBi .iiu n.
Metz. CITIZENS.
XTieetluft' ia Ward )o. 4.
A meeting of the citizens of Ward
No. 4 will be held at the dotirt house at
s n'nlock next Mondav .evening for the
purpose OI nominating ajiuenueii tu icjr
resent tins wara in me next, uoa.ru
' Citizens.
Public Debate Between Candidates.
To the Editor' of the Observer:
I understand that Mr. F. I. Osbonie
has ehallencred me to debate. I will
meet him on Monday night in thepub
lie square, na ar, sucii oimi times anu
places -as he may desire,
Bespfictfnily, ' ! ;
LEMMpTO.
FVNEB1L NOTICE.
ThnfnnATai' DArvbMA of Mai John TL "Caldwell
wUl take place from the First Presbyterian church,
this morning at 10 o'clock. The friends and ac-
qualntances of the family are invited to attend.
i f dilsnM nf h at Tinshiind tn this eltr. last
evening at 830 oloek, l&s. aohn R. Rler aged
'ZS years ana q raonins,
The funeral serviees writ take place this after-
h.oon ai SHU o-oway fiw"?
r . it . a. m t. arAM.Ainf
I church. ne menas ana acquauiututs vi un
t family are invited to attend.
Tn this MiuntT. Berrvhill townshlD. at the resi
lnM nf her ion. J. M. Bemblll. on the 20th Inst..
Mrs. Elizabeth uerry nui, agea 0V4 years, t ane naa
been a consistent member of the 9ettipdjst church
for upwaTdB of thirty years, ah ).,?.- .-
rJ" mt y Bjoy ttfcl i
- Death, or what la worse, to the Inevitable result
of continued suspension of the menstrual flow. . It.
ia mndition whieh ahould not be trifled with.
TmmviiaJ relief la the only safeguard against, con
stitutional train.': In all eases of- suppression, sua
mnnainn or other irresLTilaritlea' of the "courses."
tV. j. nmdfleid'a Female Reaulatoris thetly sure
remedy. - It acts by giving tone to the nervous-oana.
tres, improving the blood, and determining meet
ly to the organs of nMnstrnatlqn.; W jftleglftmate
prosorlptioav and-tSe most Intelligent doctors nge
it - awyonaaraggSr jirsw'' hwA
' t,S :.T .nw-n'i. ?r,,?;;, r-'.oa'Hi n't'' wt
ilwd ot the Wrgeons of this Botable Institute will
Viitft Cartott N.
stopplngat the Charlotte Hotel .The?! will have
with them a fine outfit of braces and 'surgical ap
Uances, and wUl be prepared to treat ail klndsf
efonnltles and Chronic Diseases, such as Club.
Feet, Hip Disease,' Paralysis. . Special Diseases;
Plies and TiXOL Catatrh, IMViitB Diseases,
Diseasies ot the jfcyej && or full particulars; ad
l16 NATIONATi SURGICAL tSSTITUTE. ;r 'M
, apr!3d4t.w4w - ayj,,' ' Atlanta, Ga. r
txedbi
ITI.
- -. Mxl.FleMiBrs CaHU -.
Ineompllance with the wishes off "Hany Clu
cans" I will be a candidate for mayor at the ensu
ing election In May. Ever yielding a cheerful obe
fiUence to your will, I ant, with respect,- '' ?
.I xoarweaientserrant,
W. W. FuoocQie
Mr. Komeafs Carl to Ike Pabllr.
, frsLLOW CTTTZKNSr--lB thk brief wT 1 han emv
ate ior me omce or mayor 01 me cttr of Charlotte,
at the approaching electkm In May. Thoroughly
maepenoeni, i snau not in ue least innoeoeed
by any ring, caucus, or convention; I shall hare no
friends to rewards aer eaeuifc to suni&h i iahall
AOt bribe nor purchase a rote, nor attempt In any
Junderhanded way to secure one; but I particularly
squciiuie oeuoerate, maepenoeni rote, l am in
favor of strict economy and low taxes. There Is no
politics to this alecQnn: therefore I shall ninth
race to the end and tabe the Jsk;: let the result be l
wnat it nay latous announcing myself, i think
It unnecessary to elaborate or , make any further
statement of principles that ' -may irmde t but
will truly say that I shall ever cultivate a geslal,
brotherly snirit with those that t may become
elated with; and permit me, in ooncluatea tonakB,
this pledge: That If honored with a majority of
your Totes am -eonauwin. iecHonw Best exer
tions shall be directed to a fair, honest and im
ptaltellsehargecmy!(lBttes jf;fif ..
: BespectfuHy,
Y Charlotte, N. C. April 11th, 1879.
Mr. Oshorae la the Areas.
In response to the solicitation of my friends, I
have consented te beeense a candidate lor the prlioe
of mayor.
, 1 i i-Ai wBeBpectfullK -i .,-. ; ,
' , F. L06BOBNX.
j 1; :i ! iii.ii,tJtt ,. jj lt'
Hew Orleans. March 17th. 1879.
l lecuofl loracoouc-- oi Uj u.ienQisoii comer oi
muuuvu wuu iiuniuvuv owwwof 4 VltOUlVUUl
orwihaif !Tlcet , No, 49,211. single number.
Class "C," in theTuislanaState lottery, which
drew the first Capital, Priae. pfThlrty. Thousand
Dollars, on Tue8day7Marchlltn,1879r said ticket
having cQstfaOiBunvjif one dollar, at the office of
the company at New Orleans, Deing sent through
correspondence addressed to M. A. Dauphin. P. O.
Box 692, New Orleans; 1 and the amount was
promptly paid by a check on the Louisiana Nation
al Bank, onjpresentatlon of the ticket at the office
? "wfgiL SeJtherEJessempy, y )
! New Orleans, La.
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A Change that Is a Blesslag.
Tim l!H
There Is
no more 'remarkable feature: 'th the
progress of sclenceand Uno greatet change In any
professional practice, than is Illustrated by the
contrast of the medical system of to-day, and thirty
years ago. Then alk medicines, were copious in.
the young. Now most doses are small, and con-
kxuiioku, auu iikb irviu uuciuuve lutvur.
iUma Teeentiy .howeven one o hemost .Taluahle
ana emcient oi remecues was aetestame to neanr
only cure for wasting decline of vital energy, and
cenn means ox renewing healthy tissue, disgust-,
ed those to whom it should have done most good;
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with the Qypo
phosphites of Lime and Soda removes this Only
objection. Its flavor is really pleasant, its nourish
ing power malxreloasi and tkerex so fiser nerve
andbralaoDnlclhiheorldi 111' 77
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An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his fakdds by anf East India mission
ary the formulae! A single' regetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure for consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and
lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after
having tested : it wonderful curative powers to
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to bis RifKrinc feliows. , .Actuated by this
motive, and a desire to relieve human suffering, I
will send, free of ehargei to all who desire it, ffiis
recipe, with full directions for preparing and using
in German, Tsaiich .English. Sent by mall by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper.' W. w.
Sherar, 149 FoweW Block, Rochester,. New York.
marzo 4w
Attainable y tko-Bkeanati 1 f
Yes, although they may despair of relief, it is
attainable by rhemnatie sufieeers, for there is a
remedy which carries off, by means of increased
activity of the kidneys Important channels for
blood purlfloationrrthe acrid , elesient , to which
pathologtsts thi rnot emlrieut fcttrtnite we painful
symptoms a theory completely bdme out by urin ary
analysis. The name of 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
mean&of relief in dyspepsia, fever and ague,, and
nervous ailments. It is, perhaps, the finest tonic
extant, and is highly recommended as a medicinal
stimulant by diiKinruished' physielaa&and analysts
who pronouticeilt M IjerniieutiyJpure and very
beneficial. The press also endorses It
'!'''T:-l-WoaiaB'8 Btffeta.
Yes, woman has as good right to health and hapv
plness as the other sex. Then, why suffer so long
when the remedy is within your reach. Try Brad
field's Female Regulator, Woman's Best Friend.
Land you will have your health and strength fully
rre3o6ea.rcallon yourmruggw farciit)2arrnd
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JBAL estate,
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MINING AND IMMIGRATION AGENCY,
Fhr (ellfng afWiiWg.iip! J ndtises,
and will , -.
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Advertise free of eost, all properties placed In my
' I BandSTor aipe.
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THOS. F. DRAYTON,
Charlotte. N. C.
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FAMILY MEAL.
3 Car Loadsj-1,320 Bushels
CHOICE BOLTET) MEAL
Just receded,
ap 5
ft. JL MILLER & SONS.
HE BEST STOCK OF
GBOCEBlESan CONFECTIONERIES
in tfi cltyifat
ieROY DAvTDSON'S.
Jan30
IF YOU -WISH to engage in an honest, genteel
business, add make plenty of money during
the holidays, sendjour address to
BANPOLPH CO.,
feb4w4W v i - f , 107. 4th av.. N. Y.
AROMATIC
VJ
TEETH, GUMSvJBEATH
NO MORE
.RhepmatisM
OR GOUT
"ItJ vhA d.t Ibbokic
A L VC Y L I C
8UR1J
(TO
1 Manufptnrl cilj wdr tbe above Trade-Mark
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EUROPEAN S.
IC MEDICINE CO.,
" i- OVPABntAimLEIPZIS.
Immediate relief warranted. Permanent cure
B?iiariintaed. Now eicinaivelv ased bv all celebrated
physicians of Europe indv America, becoming a
Staple, uarmiess, ana tie name uemeay on oqi
continents, rxhe Highest- Medical Academy e
Paris reDort 5 ewes out of 10Q
intarei
days. Secret The only dsmver of the poisopi
Urlo Add which extstsiln1 the Blood of Rheum;
andGjDdt 'jRotlehl $1,00 a box; 6 boxes for
$3 00. 1 Sentto any addresi -on receipt et price.
Endorsed by physicians. ' Sold by all druggists Ad.
dress ; wAamiuiuiisr a iu, ,.
nov7 Only Importers :tepoW2S(;8;X
,1'or sale by J. H. IJcAIlEN; Erueglsti
CANDIDATES 10
1 ri i $mm4 TT
jyR. A. W. ALEXANDER,
OFFICE OYER L. R. WRISTON & CO?3
If L.u rj
jth 2 Lars' ftxperLJ I ganteJfcttre
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Jewelry and Taney: loo4-okl rnd SIlTer
Watche8,IIwand tlated SCiiblfVar,
.GD3 1 -;aua.o&xMr
JEWELBT,
0'3 3Hf
gTLVE&ASD
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GOLD AND HLVEB L a
SPECTACLES.
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Gold-Head Caries and Lewrythtttf lereafif
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dec24
P.
UtSHK,
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WATCH and
Paris,
d SIL
O ij. 5
Trade Street, oppoalta ElrnreJyteTlaif fmift
Xvery Una of reUflmadPai M" JtSft prlce
and want piie feat. Every kin of Jewelry or
Unman Glkltnir. rlnfiwtnv. RHvAiPlotlnV aiH ftoL
Tanizlimaieflahnnoaoe-aMiequaUgoo4
u new. wTTim gn loruie uaueabMiwonoea.
referencea. " . tiiia't , -
Bepairetf worT inealIM tarwihbe soU at the
expiration ox twerte montns Mr cm m repatca 4
Sptl5 1 ,'aft.kw,.I.a ne ,,t
I II I I l llil ti"'- - ' f , II
IMS ikJ
Pmt fffTtT'n Bnnt Rohiian Ihlf IltRnlha
The beet preparation for the Halt now known, it
gradually restores gray hair to lis natural color,
producing a mxnrlant growth, eradicates acroff and
dandruff, cures all diseases of the scalp, prevents
me nair irom iaumg out ana relieves neuralgia in
the head and headaches Ttyrffc ' Prepared by
XANTHINE CO., Richmond, Vi, anf of sale by
all Druggists. t j j
DIXIE 0A?.
p. x'cBEdo,; ; : l
Mahufacturo' aU the sdafdJrafleJea of
LAUNDRY SOAPS;
Which they offer at towest prices. -
' TRY X)UR DIXtS SOAP. '.
BECKWITH'S
2 ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PIIXS, T
These Pills will prevent anff cure IWnbeasla.
They are an unrivalled Dinner Pat mild aoerient.
and admirably adapted as a family medicine. They
are used by the most cultivated people la our
country, ana are extensively usea py pnysicians m
their nractice. ' Bold bv Iuseists trenenUrv. Send
for circular. E. R. BECK WITH, Solo Mahttfaetur-
Cr, XSWIBIMUg, IS, - ; ,
., ; . EMINENT DBS.
S.L..& J.ClEDLET,
3 t i BT, LOUK, Mtt, ;
bar; Uuden's Uebnrs Liauid extract of Beef is a
fery agreeable article of diet, and particularly use
fut when tonics are required, betug tolerated when
other forms of animal food are rejected. In Dtp
therla, Malarial, Typhoid fevers. Weakness, and
every ae pressing aisease, we nave prescribed It
with great success. Sold by all Druggists.
T 9 V V J. u .,4. a m . ..
We will pay Agen u a halary ot Stluo per month
and expense, omTlown lrge coo mission, losell our
new and wonderful inventions. We tnem iuhat we say.
Sample free. Address Sheikas A Co., Marshall, Mica.
$71 DAY to Agents canvassing for the " Fras
dp I sxd Visitor." Terms and outfit free. Ad
dress P. 0. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
rjrj - a - month and expenses guaranteed to
4P f Agents." Outfit free Shaw A 0 Augus
ta, Maine.
ADVERTISEMENT of 4 lines inserted one week
In SOO newsnaoers for SIO. Send 10c for
100 page- pamphlet G. P. ROWELL fc CO., 10
Spruce street, N. T.
I&tiixftttlontvies.
JUSTIN JUSTIN
-AT
PERRY'S. PERRY'S.
CELEBRATED
PHILADELPHIA
CARAMELS.
CHOCOLATE.
CARAMELS,
LEMON;
CARAMELS.
ORANGE CARAMELS. STRAWBERRY CREAM
CARAMELS.
VANILLA CREAM CARAMELS.
CHOCOLATE CREAM CARAMELS.
MOLASSES TAFFY.
CREAM TAFfr Y.
WALNUT TiFFY.
FRESH, PLAIN AND FRENCH CANDIES.
BANANAS. - APPLES, - ORANGES, LEMONS,
CRACKERS,
AND THE BEST Qe eiSAR YOU EVER SMOKED.
apiQO
gructiatt gates.
D. G. MAXWXLL.
C. V, KASBJUIIf,
ASCtiqnaes
jJAXWELL HARKISQJyr
AtfCTfOW AND
COMMISSION
I
MERCHANTS,
I)ay a&u en eonsignsnenlall kmds el
- MERCHANDISE AND COUNTRY RODTjCE;
VUl $Ht atoHA personal p
M .j
Four doors above Charlotte HoteL
dec3 (""'in, , -,j m
' L1;..:ri 4. 14:1. .4.:) . j,..,..
rtiflltt Sines.
AilNTiripTSPATCTUNT
XIRQLESJ
'tan n il j;rj'
n , tli WTLMESGTON,
THRObGGHTW
Thla Une being fully equipped for - btfime&s,
WlbBlngtoQ and an Northern and Eastern. Cities to
Greenville, Spartanburg, all Stations
. AttanOe, Tennessee ft Ohio,
i
'q !mp
' AS well as potnts1 In Georgia-
Insurance and Rates guaranteed as Low as
- !1
Information furnished
t .'
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-, Gen. relht Xgent, Wuolngton. N. C.-'
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Mr,). ! ,:
, , Now often to Ore trade a full stock of.
ll-j..'.--. i -,; . . ...
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Lublrf Extracts and Colognes, , ,
'(''III '
Colgate Honey and Glycerine Soap
:'H'"!
Enjtftsb, Frencn' and ; :
"IU ' ' American Tooth Brushes
PRESCRIPTIONS
Caret uliy prepared at 411 hour, both night and
day'at
H, MpADEN'8
Prescription Store,
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ECURITYl
SECURITY!
SECURITY!
200 Barrels'of
a WEST SONS-
EXTRA NO. 1 KEROSENE
AKD
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.
West's Extra No. 1 Kerosene Oil, from C. West 4
Sons, Baltimore.
Highest Medal awarded at Centennial Exposition.
Crystal OH Works, Canton. Warranted to stand a
ore test or 110 degrees ahrenhelt before it will
bum. C. West & Sons, Baltimore.
For Sale by
Dr. J. H. McADEN, Sole Agent,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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E DESIRE to call attention to OUR STOC
E DESIRE to call attention to OUR STOC
K
- -T3ANCY GOODO
- X1 ANCY GOOD k5-
Ground and Cut Glass Bottles, the handsomest
in the market The latest styles of Perfume Boxes
lncrrj(lfng some 'novelties, which1 will pay you to
caQ an examine.
FINE FLORENCE and CELULOID TOILET Cases'
French Plate, Hand Mirrors, Russia Leather
Pocket Books; also a full stock of English, and
American Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes.
L. R. WRISTON A CO.
decIS
1000
FEE SIMPLE DEEDS,
MOST APPROVED FORM.
Just Printed and For Sale at the
OBSERVER OFFICE.
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tun tnt hmbIm1 thla'jtav X(nniv hw nnmu
Always call on us for Dress-Goods, Grenadines,
which we make a special!
1 WHrtcSEWiMC Machine Co. Cleveland, ohio. . 1
We Iteep a magnmcent line of Trimming SUks, all colors.
thing yon want in tne
line.
Ki .t ipff'..w :
IN WHITE GOODS
Wo keep everything; vte: 8 vlss and MuH Masllns,
' . : etc., all very cheap. We have the largest stock of Ladles' and Misses' Cuffs and Collars In
' the city. Cvder your Hamburg Embroidery and all other Trimmings from as.
.K,..,i . Wenaveabeaunulllneol .
' LINEN AND UNION LAWNSj , ;
figured; Yavels, Sheetings, etc ete as lew as
I day.' ' - ' t Yin tespectfarif,
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Apd2L . . , '
NORTH CAntjiCU.)
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH.
offers unequalled fatmwes for thifTiuuportloil ot
Charlotte, StatesvIIte, : AshevUle,
Buthertordton
on the Atlanta & Richmond Atr-Llne.
and Western N. C. Rail roads.
Alabama andlUfliwIpr.
via any Competing Line, and Time as Quick.
upon application to
T. T. SMITH,
Agent C. & Railway, Charlotte.
JjMELD BROS.,
WYOLK&lXJt A1TB KSTUL
GROCERS and DEALERS In COUNTRY PRODUCE
Keep constantly on hand
FRESH EGGS and BUTTER, CHICKENS, TUR
KEYS, CABBAGE, IRISH POTATOES, AY
. , . , PLES, DRIED FRUITS, Ac
i Exclaslve Dealers In '
RAMSOUR BONNIWELL'S and A. L. BHU
FORDS various brands of FLOUR.
ALSO, PROPRirrORS ot Til
CHARLOTTE HOTEL,
CHARLOTTE, N. C
This house has been refitted and newly furnished,
and is kept m first class style.
Terms, Per Day .
... S 2 00
tar Great inducements offered to table board
ers; for terms see the proprietor.
kVminlbus and Carriages at every tfi
FIELD BROTHERS
Mr. H. a Wilson t Ladt,.
RjENBT WlLFONO,
febg
Proprietors.
.Superintendents.
Clerk.
$2.00
$2.00
MARSHALL
H
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SAVANNAH, GA.
A. B. LUCE, Proprietor.
Reduced rate $2.00 and $2.50, according to loca
tion of Boom.
M. L. HARNETT, Clerk, late of Planters Hotel.
Feb. 18 tf.
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TOP AT THE
BOYDEN HOUSE
'Salisbury, N. C.
C. a Bbovtm, Proprietor J
Late of the National Hotel, Raleigh.!
C. S. Brown, Jz., Chief Clerk; W. 0. Shelbum Ai
slstant.
dec 80
JAMES MURPHY, ,
PRXCrrlCAL TAILOR,
Hotton's BuBdmii, Trade Street, Up Stairs.
Owing to the stringency of the times I will In fu
ture work very cheap. Will make fine suits for
$10, Casaimere suits for $8. Pants of salts same
rates. I guarantee aU my work mo fit, no charge.
Give me a call and be convinced.
Iulyl7.
jyj-' LICHTENSTELX. -
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Begs leave to Inform all those In wantf a good
suit or parts thereof, they can can and leave their
orders with him, as he is tne best artist cutter and
tailor In tins section. Should afdO suit be too
expensive, get one at barf price, but have it to be
artistic, stylish and perfect.
nmitv a rut eheftn. Also a nice line Of Kid Gloves.
Black Cashmeres and Black Tamlae Cloths, all of
We have any-
Plato and Barred Nilnsoo
any house In the Ste, f W receive new goods eve ry
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