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THURSDAY MAY 1, 1879
ANTE-VETO SPECttATTOBTl'
Difference of Flewi W! the tourse to be ' Pur
li'T
sued by f be remocra(!,
Special to the Baltimore Bun.
Washington, Aptil 28. Persons as
suming to stand in close relationship to
the - administration 'haw to-day-B-nounced
very positirdf tttha army
bill will be vetoed,, awl therefore tbtf
Democratic leaders of the two houses
are discussing the plan to be pursued m
such event It is generally agreed that
whatever course of action is resolved
on must necessarily be determined
through the deliberations of the caucus
where all will have the opportunity to
express themselves freely and without
reserve. What the caucus will decide
upon' cannot at present be foretold with
any degree of accuracy, as conversa
tions had to-day with a number of lead
ing Senators and Representatives indi
cate a wide divergence. of views, which
must be reconcile;! before any policy
can be laid down. As has been the case
for a long time when political issues
are at stake, the Northern and Western
Democrats are much more averse to
anv retracincr of steps than are the
SouthelnTarTJnjejoTXBe foremost of:
the Southern tteroocsrs said that wnue,
as a man it would be gall and worm
wood to him, yet as a politician and j as
a Representative of his section, hetwas
in favor, if the President vetoed the
bill, of abandoning the struggle at once
for this session, passing, me appropria
tion bills without the political legisla
tion, adjourn and go home and renew
the fight when Congress came back flex t
year, only in case the people had in tb.9
meantime given unmistakable evidence
of approval A Northern Democratic
Senator expressed views entirely the
reverse of these. lie said that in case
of a veto he, should go intone-Democratic
caucus and raise .Mvpfeft to the
last moment against 'any (Surrender of
the Democratic position; that if the
President should not take the appro
priation bills as they were sent to him,
let him do without them ; that if the
President announced himself in favor
of military supervision of elections, he
had no doubt in the world all the big
Northern States would on such an issue
declare in favor of the Democratic
party. Another Northern Democratic
Senator said that he would not believe
the President would veto the army bill
until he saw the veto, message. He said
the President could not veto the bill
without stultifying his own record;
that if he did, he. was for the Demo
cratic majority of the two houses ac
cepting the challenge as soon as it was
made, and then see which side will give
in first. It was said by others that if
tne President should state any objecr
tions to the bill which did not involve
any principle' for which the Democrats
were contending it would be just and
proper to modify it to suit his views ;
that he had since his tacumbency shown,
with scarcely an exception, a disposr
tion to rise above mere party Considera
tions, and his views on the subject, if
i hey should be divested of partisanship, J
were emiueu iu respecnui auenuuu,
The plan of passing a joint, resolution
o continue for the next ili jtoohth the
appropriations oh'the" basis of itMfcills
of last year, in case of a disagreement
with the executive, is understood , to
meet the concurrence of Speaker-Randall
and of Mr. Atkins, the cburjaan of
'' 'thert House committee on appropria
tions. It seems also to commend itself
favorably to a good many others of the
two hpusesi 1 But it bitterly opposed
by quite an influential element, which
declares that it would be the most com
Southern Senator who expressed him
self in favor of this plan said he was
anxious to adopt anything that would
avoid a dead-lock between the executive
and Congress; that it was very well for
the Northern Democrats to cry that
they would take nor'give no quartet, as
the responsibility of the whole thin'g,
and whatever outcome there was of it,
would be laid at the door of te -South,
- -nad that section was tho one that would
have to sufjer. It will thus be seen how
much at sa -th Dentfocrats are. This.
is to De ascribed to the almost universal
, opinion entertained .by them that the
' President would sign the bills as they
. were sent to him, and which opinion
many of them still cling to, despite the
semi-official announcements of to-day.
But if the vetoes come there need be no
doubt that the-Democrats will be long
in determining upon their course, and
that when once determined on, the lines
"Will ' bB olofedrf pTstflid itBrf d lay
' dbwnitheir fattos orHo join in 'battle.
Special of 28tb't6 Richmond Dispatch. i
thaa akfedVacoiies
of
ihey WearS tb'doan
the eyentj Mr- Hayes refuses to approve
the army bill. To this question the re
plied ha'viep'geneally'VbfeM' eyltf7and
ing on ,Uue belief that it is not well to
discount trouble One, a stalwart West
ern Democrat, however, who has ho
compromise in him, said, "If we were
to back down a cur dog would not bark
at us." None of the others were as ae
greislf a tit tjll l&jM M Jihdicite
whether fhejr were Tor 'going home
finally withoutiDassinsr the aDDroDrfa-
tion bills or whether they would piss
themVattd g6-Wthe !country' oh the te-
fmiu oi me oddoxious laws, un the
ffpaf enf tmi tliergifelative
pasted 'the HWseTjVtweritv-odd
majority, but this included the Green-
tiQnlrora art1 rfiwr ro n n Vvn maISaI
la&nnkwiunva, asfUmytito pass
ttife 'afrtty abeslatlv7Wtfdiation
bula pure and simple' and to ,do this
they wUltfittt'thRepubUcans. I
,.. say. go he04usetheyal3iaYe announced Hh
the House that they wanted the sectiotis
'in eonftwersy separate' fWiinl 'the ap
propriation bills, and they vote4 Satur
nday Afternoon with the Ilepublicans for
Oarfleld's amendment to strike put the
-v sefctibha iof heaegislktlvebiir feTatiig
m tne jurors lest-QaMteands ithe!lpu;Tiil
marshals and supervisors. It. will pe 1
remembered, too. that this amrrlrhefit
exhibit it is not certain but that enough
joaMuit uviuuvmia in a
unfttWith1.aReDi
SSa 1
Jmr. itswiJlavff Ho idea
. i.21JD(SA - . "' .. Vn
T ci m a t
oenaier iiamproir nor woing well.
.OIHOrWAJ3V3J3
.03 i
rwimri. rir.
Si
I am sorry to have to say that Gen.
Hampton has ex&ilM S ffeitQell
of suffering since lie urrivea nerV"-' H4
is a regular attenaant upon the .session
of the Senate, but is not apparent!
strong wf uiuf m ub
so. I4MImoslfritteriifglex
ions in regard to him on all sideband
I am constantly beset with inquiries re 4
Il.a.l laulut l.itli.l.
"I. v,- '
LllikNHie
7
Two of the surgeons of ttila notable Institute will
Tlslt (arlotttyliC. JIay Wthnd lBJh JgTflfc
awprtfoiialhl kOar)qtte teL ferfim$r4
with them a fine outfit of brace and surgical ap
pllances.and will be prepared to treat all kinds of
gDetornutlea andj.ChroDle leaseanchaaOvitk
Feet, Hip Disease, Paralyals, p rrinrtiiMi' 1
-3'lnea5 nd!nBtula?' CatarA,lrlTa wieaieaVJ
prl3 d4t ww Atlanta, daL,
The Chasleston -Schutzenfeat .began
Mondajr.' .
tm ward Willi, rnlnrfid- of Soartan
3
burg, reacaped from the penitentiary,;
Monday. . ,
. The 70tmg ladies of the Columbia
Vomal rvllftre nroDOse to have a May
xcuron,taAguslisM wU ?JdX
Senators. W. Maurice haSi been re
appointed by Governor Simpson aide-de-camp
onnis staff with the rank; of
resi-
4ence, near- ReJayUie, burned on eun-
-
day night, the i3tn uiu, losuig ueaiiy
all of his household goods and clothing.
The fixe was the vyork of an incendiary.
Columbia Register: "We are informed
that Mr. C. R. Franklin is quite sick in
jail, where he is serving a sentence'; of
twelve months for assault and battery
on William McAllister. He was com
mitted on the 24th of March. i
Chester Bulletin: About dusk a few
evenings ago Mr. James Cameron left:
town to return to his home in the coun
try. When he was about a mile and a
half out on his way he was knocked
senseless from his mule by some un
known person, and robbedof all the
money and valuable papers he had, on
his person. His wounds are not con
sidered dangerous. ooajw i
T5estej miUttn! Iasl bttuuttay
About three milesTfrom "town;
Mr. James Blainey-iaaftver-haJedjbv
some rascal and robbed of twenty dol-J
lars in currency, seven dollars in silver,
two pairs or shoes, iwo, nats, anu sever-
ai oilier amciea wwuu no uiu. wuju
that day in town. Up to this writing
there has beeii.no clue tpthe robbers. ,
Chester Bulletin: A homicide was
committed on Monday night in the
western portion of this county on Mr.
Smith Hardin's plantation. A 'snort
time after dark Perry Hughes and Geo.
Parlor hfwama enffarad in a Quarrel
about a fish-basket, which resulted in
the stabbing of Hughes by Carter.
Hughes lived only a few hours. Car
ter was arrested and lodged in jail to
day. He is said to have committed the
1 t A i! " l 1
atrocious act witnout any jusunauie
reason whatever.
TBE BOOTH BANGER.
Was iiray Itching for Notoriety 1
Booth Unmanned.
I
.1!
Chicago Times.'
The monomania theory is the favor
ite one. It is supposed that Gray was
itching for notoriety. He had no doubt
remarked that notoriety awarded Cur
ry, who in cold blood muraerea tne ac
tor B. C. Torter and dangerously'wotind
ed his companion, Barrymore, in that
paradise of: scoundrels, Texas, and may
have had a desire to achieve notice in
iikfaBhion1. He knew that even an
attemptTon the life "of so important a
personage as Edwin Booth would Bring
him into exceptibnaT prominence, and,,
although he insisted that his purpose
was to kill the actor, it is oy no means
certain that such was really his pur
pose since the'wohder is, owing to his
proximity to Mr, Booth, and the clear
light in which heftfraa presented at the
time, how he could have missed his
mark, be his marjunanship ever so in
different The first discharge was so
wild thatthe bullet mark cannot no to
even be discovered, and the next shot
went several feet above the actor's
head. Be this.as.itjmay, notoriety was
evidently the point aimed at more than
the man, and this he has succeeded- in
achieving to a degree to satisfy the
most consuming desire in that direct
tlOH. ; i; (. 'mf'A ; .. inui
It has also been learWea:rttiati'iGray
was decidedly. stage-struck. He imag
ined himself a great actor perhaps
the "coming man." A victim to his
own conceit ie ay haye tegardeyMj:;
Booth as -a rivw to -be rid of at any
price, and the fact that in a letter
found on his person he disparages Mr.
iwotn s acting,! would seem to lena col
or to this hypothesis. Of course, such
jealously could only, have found lodg
ment in & disordered mind, and any
theory that does not take monomania,
not to say; irisaBrttjifrte account, must
either assume : that there is some
wretCiifedjraetk
om of this-
matter, or thalLthe .would-be assassirV
has rett'Jv strong 9 rovpCAtimr f o th'6
act ai JaBswnptioR VMchafceording
to present knowledge, is certainly most
groundless. .
To Mr. Booth this attempt on his life.
especially in view of the unenviableJ
connection 6f the family name 'with a
like exploit, is an event. that has almost
unmanned him. . Some .unfeeling, gos
sips have started the hypothesis that
the whole affair is "an advertising
dodge;". but it is safe to say, ihat.Mr.
Booth Would give a year's earnings to
enace tne event or that Wednesday
night from his memory. Mrs. Booth i
quite ill frorn the effects of the frigtyH
to wmcn ner susceptible nerves were?
suDjectea, ana it is to be hoped that no
Oorimia mna tvi tinnAtW. will aetata. - '
Wadiinoa Pmooal News Items.
Letter of the 28th to the Blchmond Dispatch.
I hear that Hon. John Randolph
Tucker, who is now at Baltimore for
the purpose of ,hv4rjrgJiia eyes pperated
th, will nave' to remain there ia month.
Governor Wade Hampton will leave
for South ' OaYolina this week 6t fote-
turn any more this session; ifr-fttet, jhe
um nut cuuiB u) stay, uup 1 am happyito
know heffiiirttal good service
wane nerer:
consiaeraDie trouwa murine tm
few days. Governor Hendricks.
diana, .wasalso jitthecapitol to-darj
uo iwaw lusirraiB. uui ne UOes II Qv
have the-eSfdAitfef -following tba
Bayard, Tilden and Ttmrman have lin
Congress. Senator voorhees is undr
8top4 Jbe4uftrightTjr
per people think Dan. has residential
dreams hinierf; M. McDonald. th
iYt'ihlyff"tnpr 1 jjw vc(ij
mucu 01 an 01a itoman, is not able, remi
Jieutenant-colonel.
.'. Mr. Jarrfl, T. Biirnett had his
pott says, to do a great deal 'foCrrrVFalfeeVe'ffi
opposition at home himself. The
don men coy if thov win ho will-be sec
ticket -flHft riends if Sfln-
. ;arnw- gaMsMswaa iaa 1 1 n
f Slow nfien
FhuadeUi Jeav l" i
s,of,vetoesX npffy 2as been
overVlBe, recosaacQiepoits
rexpected disafOvalof the
iWJttiWakei olhe m-Tfourth
found nriisinn to stand out against tne
1 : 1 M.S m r a 1 T
legislation of Congress, the list incluU
tag JMeapoff, both the Adamses, Vfen
BureW, Haftisorf.VTaylor and Fillmore.
Monroe and Lincoln sent in but one
veto apiece ; w ashinirtpB two ; Polk.
4.1 s . a- - . -J
FMIe ai TtUifajiiiacJi Jacksa
.a-vayv tBHW AlAstlileUUSIMJals ' UOUlViMIlL.
Which vas on the inflation hill:
"Mr.
ive
iapreYatr
I h J.;u -: " L" JL j r w
i a wj4nutuui.iz.iiijj a Buuciai term or
vuuii. iu iuossissippi, again on tne silver
sir fpJp efeat tne
ft02JS5?,LJ?s,, canno Rlren to the fact that
fly.BKfte lwadacrievtortulariwdyE
they stand unexcelled. , Prkvi miSi
lolTT bgfs Tfrnn trVj,i' -n.. rlliV-t j
twelye; Johnson, seventeen, and Gf4t!K ,
twenty-ix, the only : important one hth toot i mamMt 10 i a b Nu tv .k fr.1
ii" 1 1
3 bZTh
4
POLLS!
INTRODUCED, I860.
H
ia the (ndtfol sontce of mur dUelKWiIiQrr
sent among wmcn are . j j
DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEADACHE, COSTIVENESSfii
DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVERS j
JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM. KIDNEY COM4; j
PWINT, COLIC, ETCi 1 - i v
SYHRIOUS OF A . .'
TO fcPID LIVER.
IQ8a of Appetite and Natiaea, th bowela.,,;
axeoostiTO, bat Bometamea alternata withy
looseness, Pain in the Head, accompanied
k Vwith aDull senaationin the back part.f aia?, , ti
In the right aide and under the 8houlder-gj
blade, fullneaa after eating, with a diaia-vf ; j
olination to exertion of body or mind, Irri-j j
tabflity f temperj IOW pirita, Loaa 1 ft .
ynemory , with a feeling of having neglected j i
aomadaty, .QeaegaJ, wanaa; Pizzine6tT; n
Eltttteraig attie Hearts PoKbef ore tha--v,
eyee, Yellow Bkin, Headache generally
over the right eye, Reatleasneas at night
with fitful dream, highly colored Urine.
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
::.;t'.
TUTT'S PILLS
are especially adapte' slifch
cases,, , a i slnsle pom effects:
such a change of feeling as to
; i 1 j l f. w ;
TUTTSIIFILLS
! -;
ml
are compaoadatl abtacea that are
tree from any -plropertlea that can inj are it
. the moat, delicate organization.
' tae entire Syrtett. B reuering te
nemyeuonon nnmere. ana uim
' health and vitality to jthtf body.
the bervrele t act hatarallC
icatuttoa-
tarallTf JidrhensO I
A
Bpnna roar Puis 1
thMnl bat with lit
iom roar fills wers noommanaM to mor-i osaa , :
ttT bat with little f ith). I am now well man, J
d I lifcod flty pcimclisgfij ilea it. .. ,
ht id OM.
Tffoai vTII VVIO a 111 li fW edT
ThrfrtotrfetiaoiieraehieiA.OTii-' ,
aad caas be bedr.taTake aMJCtiirttlios : ..e
' ayateta lflhn anlby their rrnie- Ac-
tie :tt ,U IMeait ,OJthnVi3ttfutur
Steels are produced. laiasin 1 1U;
" Fw diniyMihttii onrt be relieved by re
Storinc tn Xrer to fte normal functions, and for
thia purpose naremedy hf aerer been invented that
lussshssaYBMsaTCTrrS PILLS."
!u 9wiy?xjfmTs.
OflUce 25 SI array Street, New York.
Q Clap JTOTTlBgCKatTflnible nf or
' idatsonmSaefniSMipwlil
on application. I
a Closst
BLACK by
parts a Na
aDDlioationof tEislT It int.
arnral finVnr sflta JbutantanaonslT. and ih
st natialis aanarlafitrsttrf 8hyrUraekisu, or
seat by uonai on receipt ei F j
r
i i . m i, i.i.i. i)iun J i j i art) it . i ; i
45iYear Rfbt!atfT$ Public.
THE CEWUiWe H
. Ol s-7'.JOJ .Ti ! !
CELEBRATED
LIVER
- v - FOR THE
in ijctjt
F6R THE'CURl-,0!i,iiT3i"i'.' 1
iepatiiis, or Itlvieir.(piii&tt
: ' ' ' . . , ... ii 'f
' DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE,
Symptoms of. a Diseased Livet.
in Ihe Irichf "side.. underTlhe
edge of the ribs, increases o pres
sure ; sometimes the pain is ill the Wft
,( side; the patient israrely bteali
' IS elt!tihder the' shouldetIade .'and .1;
1
ach is affected with loss of appetite '.
and sickness ; the -bowels in general
are costive, sometimes alternative with
iaxithe head is troubled with pain;
1 accompanied with a dull, heavy sen!
.sapon in me DacK pan. tnere rs gen
lerally a considerable loss of memorvl
If canaruedvith a painful ensatiori
, 01 oaring leu unaonc somemmgvnicn -ougbt
to have been done4 ; A,slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
T'-!T'eoaai6f!' ''weariness
anjdebi1ib ti his
feet are coid.br biunhig, and he com
plairisioy? a ptickiy sensation of the
skin; hisspmtsareiow; and although .
he is sAtisne4 that .xerei$e?ojild be
h beneficial fetj hi3v,-yet)he. can scarcely
sumnKmtrpitopmude lenoagn to fiy it.
jt4ac.,r jlistostredyi 8
..S-everal of the aboyej.sHnpms attend -
1
hi
the disease, but casesJhaveioecr&rred
werefew., them existed,.yej mm
' ihafion ' of , the D6Jdy, ' after aeath, has
shtyvrn tnfe l.rvlk to; haver "beeri exten
sively . derangedKi .it wkI .- '
J-nDRi-C tMcLANE S LlVER PlLLSy IN
cases of 'Acxm' and Fever, when ;
, .,,talcexi wUhlQuiniej?are productive of ,
Xl . 1 1 . X ' 1
kaiaartic'eW'VMdptpatator v
w aaYise. au wna.are-amiccea rmmmis
'equaled. ",): .i,nv;-u w'ja' vii';:i-- !
fliol JiThe trehnihe are nlewr traip'tak(T.
Every box has a red waiseal oa the
lid, with theirrfptessionDRv McLane's
Liver PiLiiJui f"f''
The genuine McLANE's Liver Pills
Fleming BROS, on the wrappers. j ;
C. MgLane's Liver Pillsj rjrerared bT
I, wmjuag';Sros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the ",'
market being -4ull -of - imitations ofthe
nefPcUe(lTli:
lane
( - , - , TTI i . - , r i, TZ : IT
S EEB -S T OR E
i:iW AT JIODB POST )F1TC& w
A.
ht
8enT and -get mr; catalogae of choice Green
Bouse and Beddins-FlAnta. - t .
We can send planta through the mall' to any part
of the country. - '
I 11111111 I liirl knLI
I Will IV bl Vkll
gut mta eBrWnxa cluitted ti
pii.rs
it frequently extends to" the toy orth '
snouiuer, anu is omeuiue&--imsiaKen "
for AeirttaittMirrlrr storni 1
.Seeosmw and florist,
KXW GOODS rvjy -t-v. iA L-.? vrO ! '
KKW GOODS rwi
M . it i:
3 '.A'- i n "ilj
'i Come tor me for Baxxm, Com,-Sogar-Coflee, Mo
lassea, and other Family Grooerjea.-, . A-jj' -
Wurt received, s few btfizelf pfJBerry Fostera (Da
yle county) -iTsi , j u iVJi r,. ,
jftrU Imtin -nyv.l .'ihsxnilti end .31
I
i
BlSgT BTK WTHSXKT
i
I.
.Also a line lot of Country Hams. I sell for cash.
All roods delivered In the city free of charge,
TI7KEN c?esar and hla staff were crossing an"
$3W ocitmiu ran, ) .lu.iqiP? on A ,
ann: ofjiBejftejatera.ife
traMnt cbmraandet checked his
h'iKVH lij .aOli'Oli'WiUt fell ' r r.
m pjpanpl$g steed and ordered, hja offictrs.te WJ'SSStSiSL
aieareh'oT fafoffi& tii"Jr& oner
ei.feoji4Jamel4n(SWtoiroairi aa
eatsboal, but it-was to ! UieTPoSltiODff ithfl latter
lnc tma. ,agtwnap rnuldpal y ear la drawUur
toVeldM and the eftotentlUyevLs lookiac arojid;
for a worthy citizen, tqear hlamantlfrbe oqrtato
ly expects, the members of 0 mercantile raternjt-, '
ty D6TipBtaejeoUifii
Vi, ,-, ;:? oifi .itf J t&rs&u-i 1 Jritiff
G; U ' Q C , E. .ft' X J5 S
bl
-Ii:
ii jrf'jjiiii.'i-lMiOJj; on nsra vnns f:i
-' nyJit:'i ftS Ju hhsi l!i'tjn'fJf.v -;iiJ
80 that eterriamUy tad W airppBed without pVr'-
Iqgjjjllprloijerofev ,)f7.. ; ! ;v,
F.'' ; Ik j Alexander & ,
ykolco UAii oihr elmta ol baJyfKjz ou
it '') vi no '"''vl m; ')!!.': ,)tj liui r f t
not a member of which firm has er offered or
lUdhls ilanie -aTemtloned W connection with the
inaybraltr,,. looked' '.ia ihe'iTaUeyoii'irlrsJaia.for
choice
t Pi
WHITER MEAL,
. : :
!
to the best North Carolfna Hills for fine Family
FLOUR,
to their Mountain Store for Butter, Eggs, Chicken
HansSj ftai sm toBeadgaarters for Coffee, Sugar,
Lard, Ac, and havefTound on Trade Street a high
Mt 1 R'rafsnts; ; ,r"
shoal where ever buyer may nee and save himself
from thdnewf 4to awel M
FLOUR 111 GRADES.
. t-.ft ii Xii iii lo "iO't.iSl h ,":, y,i)
FLOUR.
. . i it !) ' - i
liADX EXPBESSLT FOB FAMILT USE AND
I '. ' ;; -i. 1 m -,
i.i'ti 3 i jGUABANTXXSi ITNKB . ) .
i I . ; . - , u :'l .'
i.;;; ul3l ttiOiod 11 li.ll T tlwi M.J j ,
. '."vj 712 .flOUwri lit'?."'1 'iKT) blli; ")! Tih.,?
RESPECT
' ' -TBAR-
Patapsco,
nffTtMtiiyfriSraVjian'Wiw fliraflrtBr.i S
riiir..-.' jioua.laiisfn lo efilw.j iiK;
BrilJiant,
-08-
.!lt'" 1 ! 'I . I ,1 , . '. lyj - .
JLNT OTBEB SBAKD ON TBS MABKXT. ,
'yrt CoTIlBBdVt a sJBT)leptakefree.
!:j:! 15K7 fll &9K)lal9) t-1 f 0 MCriJ 1 ;tj:l) ' :
RiM;
i IfffrW, boot ?if? n-?c.'t.a?j? Lu t; i-::-.
; ',!'.
si :n?f
-.ViJliH !ATi-.l b'j .j:
ii.filt
te
DAYDDSdirs,
Fine Oranees and Lemonsv Coeoamita Bananas,
Malaga Gmpes, choice Candlea., . .,
Don't fail to call and -get the largest piece of Soap
andter;c16c.,intown.
IHJgfel Til.ii..
T1IU
Choice ielnea WetiC'Al Trench
anda full Uneofi CaarFrujte.sTieh.aa
ijaawTuir,ueniai
l&,.Olne.,Peaohes.
'FWur Oat aate Marie .,:r.l
a f.Mi -A wtU iladfiMliajnnXBDOiiT jii Van i
9i
When)
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CBXAM CBEESX, MACCABONI.
MUKiaiit t isj te i, tt)t; i'4i
Erery one admits mine the. best stock; of
GROCERIES
ii :
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i, hrWlIiDBOB MAKOE.
t
v;PJCKLES,
1
Put up in FrederlCltsrurg, Va., and pronounced
the beatererJNM b jCharUHte; I .hare all kinds
of Pickles. Also Sugars, Coffees (roasted and
Kiwra wyioL-Ht -I wwu uauwf Hnur
SWEET; EOmTDESi
-X -dttt H. J.asmb Uk'.Oj u ill I xirlau -id f
. ; MOT TOO LATK TO, PLANT.
1 '.'. "I . j' Miff j f, !' , 1 z.
A foil soppry atiQ -Q hand, -AIM Ahe iustlj cla
Mtl 9M Jlir i t. (. i- 'M llf ' rrrmt t -J
pa (14 w eHrJ:, JttA JAH JAPAN TRAI , R
Alse Ane atraiaed Hone.iu''d: siIj nj
17 ls Lri om and JitO!?. &f!f HO i;!r 5 '
asr Ttio ?f;fi wii'-fl. H HOwjSLL'S.
rT1
lnotsendfbrWla?2
Newspaper with muctt -valuable to forroaUon fnee
Jwai,i26.:$l&.ad7Mpwr
.6o,to 44a
. S440.; Be fuitojwjite; ae pef orsM
ing eisewne:
A GIrraANTKitbr'tho 'bested fastest
J. selllnflr Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices
reduced SS percent. NATiowii Publishing Co.,
PhiladrtplLl Pa, v w-r t )
A .GENTS WANTED for Smith's Bible, Dictiona
J ryandHolraan'snew '" '
An; U luJvnw iiui-.jl -. i
'fifeMS,
Prieeft reduced. ! ClremArs!re, HOtMAX
ai 11 .a . .
and will eomnteteU: chance the bloed In the entire
system h three monibAj Any person iwhojwlll take.
one pui each ittghtfrom, l to la weeKs mar De re-
ta neainu u sticn a ining
be "possible.
Senfcbr mail for 8 Jletter stafnbsJ L
JOHNSON
4:Q0f.Bangqr, Ie.:i 1 f b rri n-yt
r v.-
BENSON'S CAPCTNE '
POROUS I PLASTER
! There is ho doubt about" Che. greaiauperlorlty of
this, article over common porous plasters and other
external remedies, such as Qnlmenta, electrical apr
nnanoes. Art. Ask DhrsldanH rn rriur ewn localltv
.about it vltfs wonderfoL i:SeM) by all IDrugglsts.
nmm t.
7M
TXHAIX
.,-, . .; .... ..(......:
The fictirgeoise and Sllnion type on which thin
aner was lately minted. It was made br the old
ohnsemtrpe foundry, .f Philadelphia, and wa$
tea oeeaum uq wnger mr use, 001 on
lt became neceasarr to use a dlffemt
BCTteMtye.jiItwlildo Boodserrlce for several
.jtArAWtoiaei'JIwCIbesoldlri'loW toM' pur-
CBaeenana fmj tk SOU ip liUOOinawna or
without case.Aiflres8 . , ,..:.. OTSEByEK,i -ii
r4-
iil li
TTKLL IMPBX)VED v - ! 7'
i r ; ' filT jPEBTT FOB SALE. '
' Any perosdesMng teprirenas 87 well improved
City. Lot, House with nine roomsand modem oon
renlences, fine well of water, brlek idtchen, within
five minutes walk of the public square, can be ac
commodated by applying at
decl8 THIS OFFICE.
JOTICE OF SEIZURE.
' U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE, 1
Collector's OfBce, 6th District North Carolina, V
, 8tatesvffle,)N.!G., April 3d, 183f. . i
Seized for violation of Internal Revenue Laws,
on April 2eV 1879: 1
TWo ' MuleA One Vagon and Harnesa and 24
boxes Manufactured Tobacco, the property of T.
M. MOTTl3.( :w . ill, 11 i'.:,- r
Netice li hereby given to the ownier or 'cialmants
of the: abtn Klescnbetl ptoperty iafipear. before
.me sA w office In, StetewUte. and make plAlm
.tceteto beiore the eiplratlon r thirty days fijom
date breof4)r ;tE&-aarne wfH forfeited to the
UnlidStateu; fouvti o? M.j. j. MOTT,Pii
iiti&&fPH!3vi 5""jnr i'! ? '.'3o4ieetot.bG
JJOTICB OF SSIZUBE. j .
; 3 ' i' INTEBNAL BEVENDE, 1
Collector's Office, 6th District North Carolina, V
StatesTllleiJl.a, Apdl 2nd, 187.- I
Seized for vtotatioTi of Internal Berenue' Law's,
on April 1st, 1879: 8 boxes Tobacco, owner un
known: 4 boxes Tobacco, the property of E. Fos
ter; 2,000 Cigars; -tae-preperty of R. M. Gaffney;
one half barrel of Whiskey, owner unknown. -'
Nattee is hereby given to the owner er claimants
of the above described property to appear before
me at my office In Statesville, and make claim
thereto before the expiration, of thirty dayB from
date hereof, or , the same will be forfeited to the
United States; J. J. MOTT,
Yorao, Collector.
... : '.-' . -Deputy.
apr3 StiodOdys i , ...
FAMILY MEAlj.
i.l- li'Ji'.l
'.'iii.: ' "
3 Car Loads 1,820 Busnets
ci'b6lted ileal.
Just received. - -
B. M. MTLLEB & SONS,
ap 5 S ....
rpHE
BEST STOCK OF
GROCERIES an
In theTctbj, at o
lan30
CONFECTIONERIES
LeROT DAVIDSON'S.
AROMATJC .i
ri liHmjHt ViTTTsjajui ri s
TEETH. GlIfJS'BflEATH
A CD IS, OjBj C SB',' N I C
S A L I-C T L I C J ' i "
STJBE. CURE., :
Manufactured only under 'tble above Trade-Mark
. 1.; ; . : i ' . : r.: ,
. !;!' .; "el '?:;'.ni. -WhI , ...1 v; r- !;':, ! .
EUBOPEAN SALICTLIC MXBITJINB Ca,
OT PABg AHP LETP2IQ. '
Immediate relief warranted. Permapent cure
guaranteed.iNow.MAuaWelja9ed byalbMlebKited
physicians of Europe and America, becoming a
Staple Harmleas, and. ReMable Remedy en both'
contlaenta.' J The ; Highest Medical Academy of
Paris report 85 cures out of 00 cases witoinfiiree
days? Beinet--TSe''0Bi9JdlfiS(jlvei efl the poisonous
tQ4o&5hteliexffi1 iaej Bipod jt. Rbeumatlc
Endorsed by physlcjans;. SoM by all druggista. Ad-
'Sfnriul Mm
TBTBTT-FOBBTH HA.;.'
,Ob1j! m(k ajeftr, iselUntf postage. 1 WMt, 52
i"' irwiY inn; iiun) .rrilrn:'
The i ScttKtaro -XicebIcam ia k large firsWilass
: Wseklr Newspaper ol sixteeji pages; printed La the
. mostbeautUul style., lfusely WHatrated)r,witjv
splendid enernvfass. tanreBBntfriD the nnorAat in
Venttons and the mostTrecent- advaacea m tbe Artt '
aufi oraiKTOj; mniHnmg new am JunBresosg facts
in Agriculture, Horticulture, the HomeTHealth,;
januu riuovn. bocuu Hcienca. NanmujunrAn.
Geologyl Astronomy 'The most vaJtaiUMopracdcatf
papers! emineBti wrlterai i
i anjaniatevaxtawnteoC
J&cleoee, will be found Jn the Hoisnti&e
c Terms. SHO per year.' Sl.fiO half vear.w
dudes postaee.'- Disooantteacente. ' fcmete
Teniceniani boia D-suHeMsdElera iiBemltbsTpoft'1
rAi jiB.m' corjriecaon with 'las' HcWhflaq
American, Messrs. Murm . "Coj: i. SoJiStors iof
A merlcan and FtOeim Patents. ,ava had. S4. vaaii 1
SPeJ5in? PiWJiavee largest estabhfjtf) oo-jxu'-meit
to the woridi'-' Patents arettiearrUii ,F- X J ,
besttermsyilAarJeiCAMlsTdaM J ".
Oto 4Hri4t.4Banasrte
this Agency, wia lhe iiame and residence ol lbs;
cmxit, . ij uip uiuucun vuviuauon iiiub given,
pobtte JattejittODi Is.' directed te Ae merits of the
tnventioa. 4aa ascettaia. free bf Dhain htbar
patent can probably be obtained, by writing to the
imderstaiedjj .Weajso; send fxeeur Wa ibSgki
Mark, their' coet.v and. how nrortiA
for pjocarbi8riFancesn invebUoaa.;.-
TTONN CcTarParkBOTf.Wtori.-11
jiraiiea umce. oor. jiv x 7tn ets., Washington,, C
lit
to
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Wi'ti 't i j5 J" if i:i .r7ji Tvfi vnjrt j).
- Harina; removed hh bfflce' to tf w first, linn
the Traders' National Bank, an ) be iaund them 1
aer Seventhiind' Colleae streets, at nteht r'
ail nnnvB, mtrtnvtntntuur, Afui nr. t.im mattanaa ww.
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GOOD WORKMEN.
in ji,
In connection , with the publication of The Ob
serves, and the establishment of one of the larg
est, most complete, and most thoroughly equipped
JOB PRIHTINO HOUSES
In the South, the proprietor has Just added a com-
Ijleise':' ;.' ' : ''
; if. nj:i -:
BOOK BINDERY
AND
Ruling Department,
Capable of executing the very best class of work at
short notice. Old magazines, newspapers, law or
other books rebound in handsome style, and at
very low figures,' .1.-1
BLANK BOOKS,
ACCENTS CURRENT,
And work of tMs class, ruled and bound to order.
We are prepared to furnish close estimates on
every descrJtion, a ; i ., .
, V . . . ; ' . '
LETTER PRESS PRINTING.
A FULL SUPPLY OF WOOD TYPE FOR
POSTER PRINTING.
Theatricals and other exhibitions can get their
DATES and POSTERS prints here as attractive
a manner as in 'NevTorJr.' '' v,r 7
We have a very full supply of type for printing,
at short notice and in first class style,
BRIEFS FOB THE SUPREME COURT,
And lawyers desirous of presenting their argu
ments in good shape will do wen to give us a triaL
.We have the most accurate proof-readers, and our
work Is as free from defects as it is possible to
make it -
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LETTERIHEADS,
.: ;iofcVq isutii(i ..!; ;.; ..
Statements, . .
Order Books, ;
;YHl.ting CardsJ
AL
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;,Bal! Cards,
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Pamphlets.
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NOTEi HEAPS,
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Labels
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v&il f if8giSfrstes,'aif :
i In fad, all kiads of priattna dose at short notice.
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l3!1! than mpsf jo) es
lpUshments,- POOE WORK Yad been" and will
ft iv)n:!ifr.j' in; r'?i u :
rurv b tlx' 1 in; ft,f(!'' h'l
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SATISFACTION CUARANTEED.
tii.-j-i t b'l. .i"ili: , ii . 'i 1 -J;
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i TTTK OBSEBvEB.
(II
; ' , Athens, Qa., December 8, 18s
'A lew nights since I gave my son one dose nf t'v.
Worm Oil, and the next day he passed
frge worms. At the same time I gave one ton
little g.rt. four years old, and she passed eteh s
worms from four tp fifteen inches long eigIltsx
Worm Oil for sale by Druggists KeneS11
pared by E. S. LYNDON, AthTns, Ga! T' Pre
Price 25 cents. - feh9i .
.manjj
Tsl al VutAtni rw... . -
ff, w'w.,, J-iuuras, ana Is the
only purely Vegetable remedy known to sci
ence, that has made radical and Permanent
Cubes of Syphilis and Scrofula in all their
It thoroughly removes mercury from the
system; it relieves the agonies of mercurial
rheumatism and speedily cures all skin dig-
Sold by druggists generally
feb25 6m
rpHB-WOBKINGMAN'S JTtlEfnFT "
X WORKINGMAN'S FBlE2fD.
In these days of political trickerv a tn, f-. J
tfae time of needTls a frleid lm,1'1
afrtend is '"'asuui
DK. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM ""the LUNGS.
-. it is a sure cure for
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIIMa
BRONCHITIS, HOARSENESS,
and all diseases of the Lungs, Chest and Throat.
This well known remedy has been used for thir
SOT and has ed thousands of Sl' J,
which wem pivnn in n. hyvrrrzr o, mdny of
in fiAiM rf rwfT:, is.JSl me Deal
Lunca. 8 Bisam
for the
RememhsT thaf it t, k .
BaiBam that cSSTthc rwor7teIWr'f w of ,hf
JOHN F: HENBY, CURRAN A CO..
Sole Proprietors,
8 College Place, New York.
For sale by L. B Wriston & Co., Charlotte, x. c.
marl 1
ELECTRIC BELTS.
iSSW. Premature de-
ll nuZi l-r omy reaaoie cure.
-'I Address J; K. REEVE
Ctr-
REEVES, 43
vuomimji pueeiu x. I,
Feb,20KdAw3in:;
JEAL ESTATE,
MINING AND IMMIGRATION AGENCY.
For selling and buying Mines, Lands and Houses,
and will
Advertise free of cost, all properties placed m my
hands for sale.
THOS. F. DRAYTON,
Charlotte. N. C.
declO
Xisctllnmoxis.
TF7U WISH to engage In an honest, genteel
Slo iih6.8' 1 make plenty of money during
the holidays, send your address to
f-Mf BANDOLPH ft CO.,
feb4w4t 107, 4th av.. N. Y.
c
ONDENSED TIME. ;
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
THAlNd GOING EAST.
I No. 8
No. 4 I IXiilf
Daily I ex.Sun.
6.55 p m
I 4.10r ra
5.30 a m I
a m
Date, Nov. 10, '78.
Ko.2
Daily
Leave Charlotte,
1 Oreensboro,
Raleigh,.
Arrive Goldaboro,
8.45 am
8.20am
8O0pm
5.25 pm
No. 2 Connects at Salisbury with W.H.C.R.R. (or
all points to Western North Carolina, daily except
Sundays At Greensboro with R. A D. R, K. for all
S06?1?? f 5K We8t Geldsboro wltli
W. 4; W.B.R.for Wiimington.
Ko. 4 Connects at Greensboro with B.4D.R.
B. for all points North, East and West.
( , TRAINS GOING WEST.
No. 7.
Dally
ex. bun.-
Date, Nov. 10, ',78.
No.1
Dally.
No. 3
Daily.
Leave Goldsboro,
" Raleigh,
" Greensboro
9.50 am
8.50 pm
8.28 Dm
5.35 pm
6.47 am
5.30 am
Arrive Charlotte,
12.25 am
10.60 am
No. 1 Connects at Greensboro with Salem
Branch. At Ch&rlbtte with C, C. 4 A. R. R for all
points South audi South-west; at Alr-Llne Junction
with A. & C. A. L. Railroad for all points South and
No. 3 Connects at Sallsbnrv with w v r R B.
dally except Sunday.' At Alr-Llne junction with
A.&C. A. 1. for all-ppfnts South and South-west.
At' Charlotte-with C., C. k A. Railroad for all
points South and South-wesU
, , ' " , ' SALKat 'BHANCH. '
Leave Greensboro, dally except Sunday, 8.50 P m
Arrive Salem,' " - " " 0.&0pm
Leave Salem, " 5.45 am
Arrive Greensboro, :" " 7.45 am
Connecting at Greensboro with trains on the R. &
D. a&d N; C..RaUroads.
BXJXKPZ&S CARS VflTHOCT CHANGE
Bun both ways' on."Tralns Nps. and 2, betweea
New York and Atlanta via Blchmond, Greensboro
and Charlotte, and both ways on' Trains Nos. 3 and
I Charlotte ahd AtiOTitL . .
t .Through, Tickets a sale at Greensboro, RalelgD,
-'TprtncipalLjpototsiSouth,- South-west, West, Nortli
anq gumi.. , ,j.pr .migrant rates to points in ArKau
sas and Texaaaddrpss. , ... :,
;nov20
Klchmond Va.
CHARLOTTE,
COLUMBIA . AND
RAILROAD.
AUGUSTA
"CllAHLOTTK, COLtTKBU AND AUGUST A R.
. - .-i CraaoA, S. C., Dec. 27, 17'
f". On and after Sunday, Dea SfithJ 1878, thefol-
luwiug passenger acneauie will oe run over w
road, . Washington time,) 1
v" ' " NIGHT EXPRESS,
Going South, No. 1
Leave Charlotte, .
Arrive Columbia,
Leave Columbia
Arrive Augusta.
ri ui al , iGQiNV North, No. 2.
: Leave Augusta.
Arrive Columbia. '.
Leave Columbia,,'..
AmcaidottB,L..:....
, 1 00 A.
tt 00 A. M
. 05 A. M
10 00 A. S
5 55 P.
10 00 P.
10 10 P. .
8 10 A.M.
1 ; ! i" r si i Jgotng' South, Na 8.
Lea've Charlotte..: yjj.u
Arrive Colambla. , . ....
Leave Columbia . . . , .
Arrive Aueusja,
' ' ' goqtKg Nphth, No. 4.
Leave Auguata...
Arrive Columbia
Leave Columbia,
Arrive Charlotte
.11 27 A.M. n
.. 4 10 P-M.
4 J.5 F S'
.. 03
... 1 20
.1 no r. a
0 80F.H
- These train stop only at Fort Mill, Rock Hi''
Chester, Wlrmsboro, Ridge way, Leesvllle, Bate;
burg, Ridge Springs, Johstou, Trenton and Grani
vllle. All other stations will be recognized as na
ataHansi
H?rxf.i; . m pats
ssivuif av. viwiUAi wuhim AKivM
? " T. D. KLINE, Superintendent.
;1 Jm B. MAcUrspo, 0. P. Agent.
inaai1 JLr aQAjTaVWvIo t-Ma 1 To11VaH
'CraitXSJ JA a Balelgh,N70L-.i)
; d ,iii y-j '. $
' P.
P n 'PrtV 194
Charlotte, N. C.
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