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"LOCALJaTELLIUEKCE. J RAILROAD DIRECTORI. The following tame snows tne running t i of passen iror trains to and from Charlotte, ou all vn mi roads (Washlnt.on tune; J - A. : i RICHMOND A DAHY1IXX. v - A -Arrrres from Richmond and Goldsboro, 1.00 aim. Leaves tor- " -: , .- , 8.20 a. m, : Arrives from Richmond. 10.60 a. m. Leaves lor . ... 6.45 p. m L ATLAMTA CHABIjOTTM AIK-tljrK. ; Arrives from Atlanta, lMvtdkiot Atlanta... - 1.05 a. m. Arrives from Atlanta,. . .. ,.t;..... , 6.50 p. m. Leave for. Atlanta, v.-'slO.SO a. m. AS CHABIymt. OOMTKBIA AUQUBTA. i C Arrives from Augusta, w 8.10 a.m. Leaves lor Augusta, . . . . , , ., ; . Arrives from Augusta,. x.uu a. in. 8.30 a.m. Leaves for Augusta,, Arrives from Wllmffigton,.. . .'..,.r. 1127 a.m. i 7.2fl p. m. H.IK a. m. Arrives from Shelby;.?.'!..,; Vi'.'i.j'.'OO pv.; 7.00 a.m. ... -i ATLXNTIC( -rjjssjjt 4 OHIO. V ft I, ArrlVeSfroni fitatesvllle,. 5.30 p.m. Leaves f or 8tateayllle..v.i-. .37 .00 a. n Money Order Department,.. 9.00 a. m. 5.00 p. ra.. Registry Department,.: .0.00 a. m. 5.00 p. m. tien'lDeuVy Stamp Dept.,. 8.00 a. ml fi.00 p. m. " ,,iMiiVJ o J-li". J 8.30 p. m.! 8.45 p.m. r- On Sundays the General Delivery and Stamp Department wilLbe open from 8.00 a. m. to 10.00 41. m. 1 OPXMI3G AXJ CLOSING OF MAILS. ' OFBNS. CLOSES. Diinrllle & Charlotte lL EV 8.00 a. mV f 9.00 Vivi " 11.15 a.m. 6.00 p. ni Charlotte A Atlanta B.4'i 8.00 a. m. 9.00 p. m. A Augusta R.R.,1 8.30 p.m. 10.00 a.m. Wllm'n ChaBott E. R:' 8.80 p. mi 5.00 a. m. Charlotte A Shelby Bv . 4.80 IK in 6.00 a. m. ft StutesvUle,.... 5.80p.m. 6.00a.m. (y Belittle' Forrt; hbne -route,) Mondays at 5.00 p. m.v and Tuesdays' at 8.00 a.-m -4'"- , ' i Yorkvllle. borse route,) Thursdays af6.00 v. m., and Fridays at 7.00 a. m. 4ti;ia'M f . W. W. JENKINS. P. M. ; i i ' " T i f" '' i Offick Ghief,;Siqkai! Ofticeb, 4 Washington, MayJl 139 i if'.T For tha South . Atlantic States, stai tionary or falling barometer, southeast winds, slightly higher temperature part ly cloudy weather, .and numerous rains. I.oeal Kkport lor 1Tetedar 1 17 A.M. 2P.Mi ; P.M Barometer,..., ThennometerJ ."um Relative Humidity,.... tVlnd Direction,. . . . .Jreloelty Wi 29.980 89 - 29.86229.88 14 67 73 OR Weather-. . . , Clondy.l Cloudy. JClouky Highest temperature 75 deg.; lowest rjf. ij ' WiATKU JPOHT, VAT Stations. WeatTier. Atlanta,.'.".. Augusta ' l Charleston, Chariotte,.. -Conilcana,r Galveston, Jndlanola... Lt Bain. Pair. ' Fair. Cloudy. Clear. Clear. Fair. -Palr.":; Falr. Fair. . Jaekson'Ue, Key west,.. Mobile fontgom'y. yi. Orleans. Fair:"' punta Rasa Fair. Fair. Clear. Clear. - acannan. . -at Harks.. Havaaa Index to New Adrerttvemestta Terry I Scream, Sao. Fine strawberries were selling yester , day at 12J cents per quart. 1 1 was not difficult to tell yesterday who - went to Columbia and who didn't : sleepy i is no word for it. , State Attditor Love and wife passed i through this city yesterday -mornjirig en route to the western,' part of the State. The soda rayrC seasQtt?has 'opened : and the beverage is how;on:; gale at (lif : ferent establishments In the city. Mrs. KoVt Fi'te; the lady who was thrown from th6 buggy near the Air ! Iine depot last Saturday, is recovering, i Her injuries werepnly.sUghfc. . i One railroad man Isays that U ail the ccrowd hauled to aad fxom Columbia vu his train, there vere but two men drunk, and these were dragged under the seats and disturbed nobody. The different sections of b the sur rounding country Jiave not fared alike i n the distribution of r the lain of ; the last several days: - Some portions have been flooded while others have not been sprinkled. - - .,..!. i .fa-.-;::1 : The State executive committee of the Young Men's Christian associatidn will meet in this city Saturday, jto arrange the details of the meeting of the State convention. It is likely that Salisbury will be chosen as the place. The. Observer i indebted to Mr. A. B. Davidson for a lot of the finest straw berries its editorial eye has rested on litis season. Daintily arranged on a waiter of fid wers, they would have tempted the palate.pf an epicure, ;ih , The pictures of the members of the Mendelssohn Quintette Club, who are to be with us on the night of the 19th, are displayed in .various places in the city, and Hhe fempletkms, Iwho are to play "Pmt6-KtiBonthTalitfot the 20th, were billed yesterday. , V fm The cry , for more i ram -still goes up from the Charlotte gardenerr and from the farmers 'round; about Op of our most eminent gardeners said -yesterday af ternoont as he drew a young Irish po tato out of his pocket and looked up at the sky, that he didn't suppose we had hud more than half enough. Charlotte to be. Made a Government Depottltory. ' J ." . ' ? ' Yesterday the postmasterof this city telegraphed to Hon.? John? Sherman, secretary of the treasury, asking to be .made agent hera for the new United states 4 per cent, refunding certificates, and as any postmaster who 'applies for it can get this appointment, these new bonds will be on sale here; in a .short time as early, probably,' as an border for them can s be. filled. Thp demand for these securities has been, immense, all over the . country. .They : are much sought after by the workings classes who want a means of; investment "for their small savings and .'who "are. more particular, about the safety of the in vestment than about the rate'. !of;interr est it bears. ' , 3larr!ace of a YoUnir Cbarlottean.. i Mr6hnlBVOrr, teller; Ihel First iN ational Uank of this cjty, was . mar ried last night in - the . First -Baptist church of Cnumbna. Ga to Miss Sallie E. Busseyi daughter of DiirJN. J Bus- ey, of that place, - The; approachijig nuptials have been a subject of interest in the community for somefweeks, and the young couple' ' will 'reeeiveu many happy congratulations fromi friends in Charlotte. The bride is one of the most attractive young ladies in. Columbus, and dnrino- a ahnrh -RfsiV in,f!hsirlottft ' last winter made a number of admirera and warm friends, while the - groom is one of the risintr younir business men f .h's place. They will make ft tour of jwrtions of the West and North, and re turn to Charlotte in three or f6ur weeks.; v.;?. :vv,;i j : .;U' ---;' ti:- v- .v -.- Among the attendants at the.uiar Iage were Miss Masreie Mbreheau And lessrs. W.IY Myers. A. -L sSmitli imd Barom Th.i WlndV TeL 29:83 67 ' E. ' ' 78 29.84 81 ' "J 2 29.88 81 ''8 : H 29.83 72 K. 4.12 2.9ft 82 N. W,- i,;ll 29.92 8 N.W; . 14 29.95 87 ,XW. '! ' 9 29 89 78 N. E. ' "7 29.91 87 S. W. 5 29.84 85 a ... .18 29.81 85 S. ; 9 29.82 83 N W. 8 29.91 80 8. W. 14 29.89 76 8. E. 6 29.86 82 S.W. 14 29.93 83 N. W. 4 7 The coroner's jury that held an 'in quest oyer-thehody: :of Jim. Williams, condition near the track of the Char-,1 ivitkc, VUlUUlUliV Oil VUgUSUii AUUirUiUJ, . Muiday morning will re-assemble to day and continue the investigation of the case. The case. was adjourned Mon-'! day in the hope"thaf'some new light mifrht be thrown on the mystery which. surrounds it, but so far as we have beexC aoie to learn no evidence nas been pro- cured bjf which the deed can be traced topyividJBsfljralttio)igli t&eprima fctete evfdenfce setmif tedreate that : Williams' wounds were not inflicted by a railroad train. , " Pronilae io Get Well. Aleck Burton; Hhe colored boy whb1 8811511 was struck on the head at a dance at Centennial Hall last Friday night and ffMs4 able 1 tbUfcO antt ttM out of bed, and there is-good reason to believe that he will get' wellA The Case is a singular one, and if the boy should recover it will prove a striking triumph of surgical skill. The indenture in the skull was three "inches long by two The skull was unusually thuv-not more than an eighth of an inch thick. Dr. McCombs, -with, -the assistance of Dr. Brem, ; trepanned the skull and the prooaoiec result or tne injury is above stated.';: ,i ft .' - as &i Arrented for Killing- 'HIm Owu Cbil- Within the past few days three chii dren of ,.taiegrori,naBkedt.J'.I)r.'' Elam Houston, a root doctor living in MalT lard Creek township, near Sugar Creek church, have diedvery suddenly, and upon information lodged, with, him by Capt Edward Lewis and.T. J.'Hunj ferC Mlar iCrgqk.Cof onej ; Alexan der yesterday proceeded to arrest the "doctor" on the charge of having killed the. phiUl.jjendpaing, , tiiem .with his decoctions. The coroner found the man in the city and took him under arrest 41 xie Demfpw ettinormeq pi the nature of the charge against him and was taken J tq iaiT when a valise which MMl wWhint was ceSted and in it found a quantity of roots, herbs, npills, Ac.rTheootoner'WeTit out to Mal lard Creek yesterday to investigate the matter still .fujther f ..,.;,.i The C. M. I. Cadets at Columbia. I ' ( H'ti Itllll littt KM iliiiir- .. !.A The detachment of cadets of the Carolina Military Institute who,, at tended the unveiling of the " Coiifeoter ate Monument at Columbia, returned home yesterday morning, The compa ny was the largest in the procession, in which it bore the old colors of the Char leston Citadel Academy, which were turned over U itl&j pen. Jiliiisn: the cadets were taken to the capitol and.presented to His Excellency Gov. impgoi,lKj C))J, Tqijaas, as represenr tatives of the t&rpe States of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, Col. Thomas taking occasion to ex- Kress his gratification at. seeing the gu ernatorial office of South Carolina in the hands of a Carolinian who had ever been true to his fttftte amid ail the tern po tations' which had beset her people1. Gove-notf Simpson respondedih bdr some ter'ms, welcoming the cadets to the soil and commending to them the memories wbichj the occasion was inr tended to Btakp saerpdj ( P Excuniioa Btes Cbarlotle (for lb Twentieth Ufajr A telegram received in this city yes terday from Capt. John R. Macmurdo, general passenger agent of the Rich mond & Danville Railroad, states that excursion tickets will be sold on this road to parties .wishing to attend the 20th of May celebration in Charlottes as f oUows : .;up4 trip ticket3ropI on all- regkilarytriiasj froni alilbttry'to Charlotte and return, $2.65 ; from China Grove, , $2.05; Concord, $15; Harrisr burg, 866.' 1 " 1 The Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Rail road has made exceedingly liberal rates for visitors on its line, offering to car ry passengers from Statesville and all points down to and including ' David son College, to and from Charlotte .for $1 for the round trip, and from points between Payjdson Qpjlege andMQhar Totfe at "ratesprpprlabnallyTpweE. -. The 'chief nrTtoiliJil ttiT&?)ik in correspondence- with the officers of the otbi fajlrp and xcfe b $ble to announce in fomorrows xJbsebVeb excursion rates over the Carolina Cen tral. Charlotte. . Columbia &, Augusta and Atlanta & Charlotte " Air-Line f roads. The Pioneer fire company has been! promised a cannon by Judge Mackey, of South Carolina, to help them .cele brate the 20th, It is expected to arrive from Chester in a few davs. and will be set to work early Tuesday morning. It is designed to have several of the distinguished citizens who may visit us on the 20th speak in tne square or else where on the night of that day. - j The committee or arrangements uia not meet yesterday as anticipated. It is absolutely necessary that a meeting be held Friday, and all are urgently re quested to assemble at tne court nouse at 11 o'clock. Several of the fire companies, notably the Pioneers, are making arrangements to add new and attractive features to the parade n. !.!. ' The Concord cornet band will furnish the musiCjfor phe occasion.. They will arrive' thq ewing of .the V9th, com ing across the country in their hand some band wagon. The Continentals are increasing in number daily, and will make a splendid show:' Thev look for a fine represents tion from tp country. 'Si TboAator Folk la Liberia. "M7vra fhatj a VA!U ' sura Uift nlillt TV1 kzor sailed from the port of Charleston cap? tying a large numoer ec eoiorea peopie from South Carolina, and Georgia, and a few from .North ..Carolina, .to Liberia, which1 was" the promised land td the colored people until Kansas came to be, Spencer, Reeves, of 3Iilledgeville, Ga4 who, was among tne emigrants, Aas just reached Charleston, returning to his old home, and the News and" Cmriet says bef Lgfyea ,a . deplorable:, acponU ot .the condition 1 of nis fellow-emigrants at Jhfl'left 'Liberia-Eeeves :lost the timer his own1 Jwif e, 'and1 is - thdr6ughiy :lsr guted-withhis---Africftn"experieBee. He reports tliatjoyexrluilt of those whQ went out oivthe Azor" ttre dead, others ate almost perTsba'g Vsn&Xh'f find great numbers would come back if they could. xne.wnoie.iist 01. uiw whu ujqu vw the AzQr.waa-gone overby a, News and LiOUTieT repoiwjr, wuu uuusucu ui list when the vessel sailed, and Reeves told of each 1 family-how many were dead, what members of each were still alive,1 ana- -xne present -uouuiiiou num. nrosDects of the survivors. Some of the new settlers;areidoinff well, but the vast majority are getting along Daaiyi and nearly ail have suffered sickness 01 greater or less severity. A monor those who nave died, the re turned emisrrant . gives , the name of AlfredJiIIood, of Charlotte, 2ST.' C" aged S9,who, hesays left a large ramuy. lJt TTnr rmwards of thlrtr years Mrs. Wlnslow's Sooth ing Syrup has been used tor children. It corrects nM,m tit the stoiniich. relieves wind colld. resulates the towels, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, whether arifllnir from teething or other causes. An old and well known remedy., goeper otUa.;.j t ?sr IIw,tki XSayK 8pea( Out: Day Ele er a" portion of i the1 mpany returned trtJia JColnubiesteirday ;, mornisat two iiiprhr.'a HlPPp, hard marching Brtrt but sineuic ;mg with all aia :sLxengtWleftrk Jie. l.fl r Ai r . ... ..... . . ...... S ra inem-ine-i-praises 'OTTnemcniana Battalion, by whom they "Were1' enter- uuueu, u.a uwy foyaj. uuuxuvx,,, The trip from LjCharlotte'ia Columbia was without incident, but not without .fun and jfrottc,. and pleasant .anticipa tlp4s $lbpeaeslhicfc ihey iw. weie m stoiu tor luciu. 0.10 a. m. Railroad depot and found the Richlind Battappn, wth.severiIn4rCQmpanies les - fter m- harlest6B disembarked. the fiisht companies marched ud to ,he oeutref; Ihe city toeethernd final- ly 'landed) m Clark's-Iial' where they tit ace;pr6jededWrgal spmt4 attack upon.; a bountiful col lation prepared for thenl by the battal ion. After - ample attention had been paid to this; itbe visitor : were escorted 1 unaer 1116 special care ana protection 01 rine, ' wyenjors wuaros, wno: conauctett 1, wuw wxpo, iwiei, juu jay; nrifc.impiy 1 nrovided, f on. : The morninsr v '-inenr. Ifcy them iri Walking1 ab&ut ltenuary anaojoer poinoi mterest. At 20 thtfeonipaiy centered, under command of Capt. Iegranv the. grand procession to the capittrr groiinids, cbm posed, pf., over . wenjty, companies of calvary andT "hiahtry and constituting the most magnificent- military- disolav special honor as to - position, and with their thirtyW best me;in jfttik mad 'an aprraicn f6rior tftAany in the long line.. Compliments and nowr ee; showereajipont l WMe "IaMsl';ISffrkter'ithe 4. larnvalia .the cityw-an. eleeant - wreath lady !of Columbia, and ; subseauentiy 4hey:feeived,nother, the larger- teeing carried on the coTupany's flag during tha day.' The. individual memuers we're also covetetl with' button-hole -boui-quets: ; "The Riflemen, were givgn ah, elegant champagne dinner .at the-feotei by the Governor'Sr Quavds, af'-hielv toasts were dht'lr Hhdt speeches mVttfeiiy tnen ;bepr)jot;i.i;omi4mps.::,.. , 7. ' Tl. vyitli. .m)iufci:ojt: -oilier liilie .aL- tMltiullH (iXUtt ,Ut4 :4iOYn(''H (lUMI ll.S !rtoirhotit thtiii.iy, served tovj5tf,iUijjtli p thg mhIs vtfi4j'kndlyi.wiic)'K al ripaiiv-JitsLed: bet wveus-the' to 'oonHir so; oetwveu;-Uie co'ooiptir liHItfliW If tt ijhflune no?faMi ii4jt;vity could WHICH IHO 1111 suggest. 1 hey escoiTeo? -the-'-eompany to the de not m their depattnre, ttt 10 p. m.; and here a number of speeches were 1 made and the utmost good feeling prevailed. 1 UQ jath or Muy will Jje marked, wito a white stone in the annals of ilfe Hor nets est Riflemen. r.tlii;-;.;ii. i' .. : The Old-Fauib.onea TVfir. In these unhappy day3 of the pistol and the knife, there is somethinff reallv tefreshinfflhagQod oldrfashumed fistL- .cuft ult ha,along been regarded as the Irishman's own jnethod, and It has been reserved for him to keep it in vogue in Charlotte.'.! Two rather rough looking sons of Erin, both peddlers, and named respectively John Dodd and J. II, O'Leary, gave a free exhibition of this sort in front of lioediger's bar-room yes- teraay.to tne gieat amusement ot quite a 1 number of witnesses. - One of , the combatants, a regular shoulder-hitter, made the other measure his length on the ground, two.r several: times, when parties interfered and stopped hostili ties. They were taken in charge by the city marshal and small fines were im posed upon both, ' Meeting of Board of Director of tbe Western IVortb Carolina Railroad The annual meeting of the board of directors of the Western North Caroli na Railroad began at Henry's Tues- daV. in" conjunction with the Board of .Internal Improvements. - "The president, Maj. J.W. Wilson, and he secretary and treasurer, Capt G. P. Erwin, were re-elected. : CoL' Thad. Coleman was elected chief engineer, to assist the president in the work of: construction on the west end of the road and the office of master of transportation; held heretofore by capt. A; G. Halyburton, was abolished, presi dent Wilson assuming the duties of the gisition, having been relieved in a easure of. the .duties of engineer by the election of CoL Coleman. It was also decided to consolidate the. position of supervisor of convicts and uiJertnteiident of constrtrctlohrbut as yet.f pf 5pe fya .Deecncaeui ip nii: tne omce tn us created. . . . Mr. B. A. New an was appointed con. ductor in place of I B. Henderson, The Doararww oein session lor sev eral daysaiidrvliniTOrtant matters are vettowmejoeioreifc. i A d iiitan t General -J tines, 'nas issued general t)rdprsNf-,tdeflng the com- missionea tiaceraoiitne companies composing the Secofid Regiment of in- fantry, North Carolina State Guard, to assemble m ixiariotte on tne zotn inst, to elect a colonel to supply the .vacancy occasioned by the resignation of CoL C. W. Alexander. The election , will be held in accordance with. the regulations prescribed in general orders No. 86, 1879. " in aaaition to tne aoove, uen. m i . Taylor publishes in tbe.Wilmington Sun general orders No. 18, command ing the ecpnd .Regiment, or4 phe comr paniesconiPPngtb? same, land the Second Battalion, or the companies composipgithe same, to hold their an nual parade on the 20th of May, in ac- cordancet!with- generaj orders No,; 21, Mar -U, 1877: The Fifth Battaljon, or the companiBS composing tne ; same, are ort dered to hold-their annual parade on the 30th ihst,'; ' , ' ; : ' ( It mav be mentioned here that Adju tant General Jones will be in Charlotte on the 20th and will review the troops which will De Here on that day. , , f Davidsen Court Matters Acaaltted ! 7Ianlaaffhtert dec. - ,-,...;,),' ? ':.Vh trial; of 'barber1; for7 kiilinar his brother-ln-lawi Hayden was concluded at Lexington Tuesoay, tne jury, alter only a "few minutes' absence from the court room, bringing in a verdict of ac quittal of tne cnarge in tne Dm 01 in dictment, which was manslaughter. Our information is that the decision of the court gives general satisfaction in the community, it having been proven that the deceased had subjected naroer to unusual persecutions and threaten ed him repeatedly.' ' ; :: Clinard and . Wilborri; charged with brftakinsr into a; store in -Thomasville and stealing a large lot of shoes,' also for breakins into Lamberts store and stealing a lot of meatJfcc-were convict ed. The former was ent to the penv tentary for twenty years and the latter for ten. "-Another of the . eansr. - also named r Wilborn, : who turned State's evidence.was sent up for three years; . . The case of Crutchfield vs. the Rich mond & Danville Railroad, for dam warn Cifem.'fcfcohfa floflnettftftirfdo and ages, a new, trial,' was- to have been up .... r ffi iTiii Jnajrorc Court. j JustiCB MflNinchitEidc.lbKJsaTor court yesterday morning,, in theMtb scence of .Mayor Osborne, and fined Wash Morrow $10 and cost f or' break ing one of the street lamps while play ing balU vThe fine was subsequently re mitted. IaFayette Walker, for assault on a small boy, wasfined and cost, and i ailing to settle was put to work on 1 1U 1U uia.iuagiw5iai vapwutyvcvmimir. iuu lur uearuig - wuay, oam ' uner ana Adam Alexander, charged .with house breaking4&:tb jeonntryfi , ' j, EIJ3CXRI.G rBELTS. : inVcrjre'io? iiervous debility, premahm de pTr exhaustlon, ete, ; ; . Th only reliable eove. Clr iiilarsmalled7!' Address' i. t BEEVES, 43 Chatham atma V Y TT! reb.2o - dw3ni; r rrrf: ri iu, n r-hu- BOUQUET' -. This magnificent brand of Cigars has just been received, and all who bare tried it say it Is the 1 BEST GAR They have ever seen In Charlotte.: . Sold only ait PERRY'S. RIEND The latest and most complete Invention of the day Crocker & JTawnsworth's Fluting and Smooto. lng Iron. Saves the expense of fuel and the s vew tepWrt atendftiswer a hot fire on Ironing u iroa heste and will save its worth in rtimS, w say notaEgbrthe health of those who d tne wore We are the agents for the State of North Caroli na, and we propose to commence the sale of it in Mecklenburg, Gaston and Lincoln counties at onoe. Any one wishing to purchase the right te sell in other counties in the State will do well te apply at once to the undersigned at Charlotte, Ni a " E. H. NEWCOHEB, I ' BL M. BAMSEUB, mm relresmng yourseli, eaa at PEBBY'S and get a plate of ICE CREAM, . -,110 .also,, has ihz B4aana yo eyeiysR.v, .wewring nearly ha a puiib '- ' thQTOUh and npert Bookeep and Accoiirttnnt mlrm twoouuU to revise and adjust, or a set of bodks'to wrt'e up. Best of references. iddrjessK., Charlotte J?wtoffiee. ICE CBEAM Ice Cream td day am tor these. . sod. Parties furnished with ta best cream la the elty at short notice. i &? it BrOIJSft 'WnWlj-A-1 '-i.'i'i-'i'i - -i - tt . , y A , - r.-uri iil . jolSL OB BENT Tbe butiaing lately used as a scAQot nouse on tjnurcn street, next to Mr. A I. ' ' - ' B. BABRINA8R. mayitf ai' ICE CBZA M-flce Cmdrandl 4Qt tbe sea, , son. Parties furnished with the best cream In tfee city at short notice. , D. M. BIGLE. D B. McAPEN. OBOGOE3T AND CHEMIST, Now offers to tbe bade a full stock of Lubln's Extracts and Colognes, English Select bices, Colgate Honey ami Glycerine Soap' English, French and American Tooth Brushes PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully prepared at all hotiri botn ilght and day at J. H. HCAPEN'S e- - ' PrescrlptloB Stops. gECUBITTf1 ' n'' "",::r'.?".',r.'T: '? :SECtJarTi: SBCUBITY ! J,ii. 200 Barrels of inrt-'ifir a ww sons' EXTRA Ov 1 EROSSENE ill H'fi .K-yi :.r..s. 4 i 'audpih security oil: West's Extra No. 1 Kerosene Oil. from C West ft Sons, Baltimore. - . If T y. O L HIehest Medal awarded at Centennial KxDOsltlon. Crystal Oil Works, Canton. Warranted, to stand a nre test or liu oegrees- xaarenne upiore n, wiu burn. C. .West & Sons, Balttmora, , , . , , y - Por8ale by Pa, J. Q. HCAPEN, Soto Agent, , V t chablotte, n. c CALDWELL HOUSE. CAXiDWELIf fiOTJS E, J ALOWELL HOUS v " l Corner iTryon and Sixth ;'$treets,j ; ' .' " " 'i.'.:nit t Corner Tryon and Sixth Streets, . i ' r'i ". CHARLOTTE, N. CHARLOTTE, N. 'ii - i' si - Li Proprietor. TWa bouse is permanently established and offers all the ; oonTeniences and comfortaof a flratrClaaB boarding house. . Persons Tlsltingtbe cttyirill Und it a nleasant home. Permanent boarders wanted. Can Wf umisbed wlta rooms. .TV-1, -n ,i -'JJ w v. BATES Pet day transient," $1.25; per week, fO.00. ' Regular table, 818.00; board and room Tfli . j ; j . i 71 ti f oiu iu ,f mmu rtJ. ss;,. win j s wi , .t7I ,I .Y t'TVilT aavij oitot a Jmowx tit!l iJ a-JC ialile.r Ji at "t icy ;.-ia .oP? S-rsi EPleasuroin.annqnftog ,T.KrjEHKWHttis?iffl a0,l87tf. TQieilua en rl8inoJij (itntnl n- IjjJ li.jo-JU til a ut-ti ; 31T ,ii.aiivUJBH-ia tW'ltl )lu j tt atl until bui ,?nti h J aHouoJa mui I I Ji.U .! tfUl 'Jli 6 X?lt 'I f liUjt llJluoJ ' !"iil;l rf ;''"""'t3PRtNQ- ot' Oats, Tru&k Trifelfng Btgs. 1, -j - i. ::? !' i.' nil .; -I : - .:?it m- THE, BEST ST0CK : ' - i. :- ii Jvi.i ! .ifj-iJ M 3JiRi ,3fl3KWYS3V3 QiO,' j 1 ZEiGimTRy?g ' ' ttiqitKrrf .lAtaK-i- 1km iroiisxa ' They aLw keep MUesV&ui BoibYook ' .ud lom'm, and other best bnods diiits nad 4ere tt JUller, tcCullough fgGat)and Miles' hand-made Boots aad Sboeszl Atea : : PEGHRufeM S2JOES; " ' y y. -a ! ; - r " Cafrsture before "buying. '"Orders nave personal attention. - , April 9, 1879. PEGBAM & CO. m mm-', n TS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS T - SHOES! SHOES! SHOES ! AND AND AND AND AND AND HATS ! HATS! HATS ! SPUING STYLES! THE LARGEST STOCK KVER EXHIBITED IN . CHARLOTTE. This stock' of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Ac embraces erery grade, and will be. sold as cheap as tbe same. Hoods can be sold by any boose in tbe SOOth. ' , . ' ' -: MEBCHAJTS will do -well to call .and examine this stock, as It Is especially adapted to the trade of North and Sooth Carolina, and will be sold at wholesale or retail on most reasonable terms. 7 ' VISITORS A 1 iv, t. i' , . To Charlotte are tatted to call and examine our stock, as they will find Jtmost complete' Ineferj respect, and cheapethan ever before, W.& FORBES, Agent, Smttb, Forbes' Old Stand, Trade St. i ' i ii i D B. A. W. ALSXANDEB, .A. t, , J , rl . DKHTIST-- x . i . y OFFICE OVEB L. B. WRISTON GO'S h ; - ' - .At- 1 i ,', .Ti i i Pro PTOWL ir t-, .rj .V, I ' .- sr With 25 ream? experience I guarantee enOrs . . .073 .0U03 .TlClAJl -aaVf ' r5? 1. I" . M K.nfl III 11 VMf H IIHI .iaSi It .JMl IjL.II ' Irllwfl lUIIUtltir Llll 111 111 II 11 :hUlllll . . IllllJliLl. JllllllJIllili.lli.. Ililll . llllllMIII'illllt'lllt 1 1 .lllllftl iUiV e Wi stjjji taxiJtnoaJiid ,vll t -ti j 11 itid 'j'I LUR !1uJ i ii ol ,i!Oi; rtS'n lit'" TlO n'W" r l!t i v. ,(;.;. J s'ii bailiA4Jijo-j .bjt.K.-diulnist ,BsfiaeooI ftid! ill , its . Vdl W bltfci ,itJ ni ff' 1,k.U iuiw.,- i!S J f;-.t Foldie Mfsattdl alf .fat'g fo'rta ans-'wnlch1 I tJfop ttf sell cheaper than fKi'$S6fiM2f8n? iw1aS same in the fotumv.l.r. -tV- .mimteils4fl U hes'peetffillt i vi wonil i'liob '.'.:'' " ' !lt.r': ;"" .J1 u Utsi'xsnioiisarijjworaW ! l oo 1k)7i1 yif ifdw ,wni Mol iwdl Mk CMU l'x!il,f'! '"t '1,!'iftU 1 1 till 9 A BOO 1 ' . t r ... . - Ion iIdj:uOKi ii t; Jui iU a 11 rtt i ut er.'ti 1 nji ljofiiwa ji-,bir., iresh andjaewil tm pceaoed to offer to; the trade a line of the pestgpoda, afi2W- to' nlyj14 friends thftfc t tai toOwi-staying you; goods in wat iinetftyour satistacuoo, i -; t. Mil f tl Hoot . liiftl kx'r't : 1 1inLUirltJ!. r;go6ft i'N j-;q ...i..f r ' . . r ' r .u ym-.i-n .li.i.i j i i.i-i ,i id flifil I-ilii Liwd fciif 'Ttrv A:BBTIFITi:1lbil ttn . Kf JUKI BLACK AfJD COLORED BUNTINGS r, j -jui - 'tADIXS SILK 1. ." yn -iiiliijl. bii) Z'?Zti UNLAUNDKIED SHIRT ; f!7 .ivif-Jliiii- i"! is- CiJ-.hi lifi .-. .'t-M-. ''" 1 '! i - id u ;4 nice line ofCASSIMERES at greatly reduced prices. , . ,1:?Wttt,,f1 9 ifjm',f(J;'i; mi. ram uinKLO . . r v. j . . - . . i uiuiTFcrunyn uimiiiif iuubssi goods,,;,, , .' .; tnraiHs, - COTTOHS, 3 ,1 TBIUMlJICfcg, - - ; ; sxAHmxs, OLOVES, . ! ! . wtrir tM manr aaita ORKSSKAKUKV . . 'wntAPs,- ,. RIBBONS. NECKTIK8, HAJroaBJOEODHPEFg, ; .; WAUTK OOOP8, ; BUTTONS, . . '' " ; '": '" BAHBTTBfiS, 8B3M BHAIP, ' SEW use SILK, ', u , , raiNGKS, " ' ' HEEJDXES. PAHCY GOODS, . Have r i Aavyrmvng . varas. C ABOLINA CENTRAL VIA WILMINGTON, THROUGH FREIGHT ROUTE This tine beins; fatty equipped for business, Freight from , Wilmington and all Northern arid Eastern Cities to , . Greenville, Spartanburg, all Stations ..' ' Atlantic, Tennessee St Ohio, As well as points In Georgia Insurance and Bates guaranteed as Low as Information furnished ' F. W. CLARK, v'.; 'V Gen. Freight Agent, ' Wllinlngton, N. C ' .-. . ''-' ' fiyri'i J r.' , . ; aeptSO 1 : . - .!;; irr ' s;.' Ahead ! ahead ! I. . . r .-.i. ; ,i ' 'i i , '. i n !.r.A ;:..-.. .i!.;-;', '. ! .;-r . ':,' . : tLL who "'ift, to, Joy Ljjunrtes acknowledge ' ; j. ii).!.;vfik i.-i. -ii:;H r ' : i" ? that -'PERRY S" Is the place to get the best His stock of Coniyaai tuaortn&dnf olf Crao'xers Iwyi ' . j . . . i . . . . . e. . neVr been equalled in this section, whilst Oranges, 1,1 .ii'. fi .J -'if...i iij tt Hit. It U'.'t r.t Apples. Bananas, Ac. are yery line. . , J l i I 1 i v ' - i ,v ' I Smokers should call and try bis new fire cent N ttHoosekeepers will find Crackers a great tii V, .-i';,.:;-. . .'j .iriv ti"f.j; Tea Table Luxury. Fresh and Crisp. ' I , faj . . , ' V UU MARSHALL . " $2.00 -JB 1 E H o u ' I -E ' .t ,'i''1 -.Vl ' , .V. i. , w s i. i i"i;a A, B. mux. Proprietor, v 1 Reduced rate $2.00 and $2X0, according to teca- .-nTf. ;;.,tloriolBobm. lo j M. L. HARNETT, Clerk;iate of Planter HoteL 1? 1 .n(t.' .,fi wih Mn Moyer, and eei satisfied that - : TlfM A.T.VV ATrnKlfA? RES S GOO DS n SCARES; iCTC. ETC. ; a; , ir'ir '''' ';'iLEXANDER aharbis.: 3 . mi Jfc. m r u i -Tm ta - prmrr lun'Mum ' " : i vttu ,1 BY IIA1X 4 . f Efad for' Samp or'iiorTnaiii and saiisfy jntrself -io& cheaply and quickly DHY GOODS AND UOTlOriS of us ly Mail or J&pressi xttye tarry' an average stock of about $100,000 'hU bought lbr prompt cash. WSfTry us. '' ; the Utildren send for a set of our COOPER A CONARD, importers and' Retailero, 1; PHILADELPHIA, PA. EstabBshed 18GA : . . ' , " . DISPATCH NORTH CAROLINA. TO ALL POINTS SOUTH. . ' offers anequaUed facilities for tbe TransporUoo of Charlotte, StatesvOle, Asberllle, Butberforotoo on the Atlanta A Richmond Alr-Llne. and Western N. C Railroads, Alabama and Mississippi. ria any Competing Line, and Time as Quick. upon application to I T. T. SMITH, Agent C. a Railway, Charlotte. JjHELD BROS., : WBOLSSAUI AMD RETAIL . -i .- ..... ' ',; GROCERS and DEALERS in COUNTKT PRoSTOe Keep constantly on hand . FRESH XGGS and BUTTER, CHICKENS, TUB- XEXS, CABBAGE, IRISH POTATOES, AP ' PLES, DRIED FRUITS, Ac, ; : '- - I lit - i , . ,i .- ..... .... . ' . . .- X ":-Hi:i iumin Bealeis in'.: ', ' 'it. .. I...... . , . - .1..;,.' : 1 I , .1 , . ' ? , RAMSOUB ft BONNIWELL'S and A. L. SHU- .1: ' FORD'S rarlous bmnda of FLOUR,' r -l 'l ' ! f 1 ), -J t- . also, PBOPBmoBS or TBS r, r CHARLOTTE HOTEL, A , CHABLOTTE, N.C This bouse has been refitted and newly furnished, , , and i kept to fu-stlass style.. J . . - t - J s UiV1".: TermajPerDay ....I .w...iIfc.U.J.fc.fc'i f 2 00 Id z i -.-"C: ?; -p - Great mdneementg'offefed to table beold r; or terms see the proprietor.;- tj; j 'tSTOinnlbos and r--es at erery tralrLcl FIELD EI?0THE3. . ; .i :..T.-.r::. . ..Proprietors. Mr. H. S." Wiuom fc Ladt, .". . . .'. n Soperuuendents. ExraT.WiiJOH(j,j..;.f..;.w...........v.Clrk, lit Springs, of this city, and Mr; B, ,C, '&r"6nBW JJLCKSOXlU BXST'JSWEETjrAIT per montn, . , 0i ' JanlO w yesteraay, . .'-.-: , - - - . ."vy"" ox jjiucomvon, .. ,t .
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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May 15, 1879, edition 1
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