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One Month I 76
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WEEKLY EDITION :
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Six Month ................... ..vj ujv 1 00
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HUSKS, MLL-IftAI3.
TAGS. RECEIPTS, P08TEK8, '
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SUN UMBRELLA.
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Ladles buying Parasolsjad
i.:id the best assortment
elias & cohen;s.
Tbey will also find other goods to suit them upon
which they can sawjf iConer- of Fancy
and Staple jC iU A 8 I.
DRY GOODS
Is now
cmpletemong whli niy be found a
full supplfbf IToljie fijrnlHirng Goods, SheeUng
and pfilwsInlslnXffielf and Cotton, Linen
Table Damask In White, Slate, Bed and Yellow;
Napkins. Aoylaa and Ifrwels In every variety; Car
er t . -t i ir
its. Bi2lIittUixMnU Oil Cloths.
Our stocx ofEmbroldery and Trimmings Is large,
ami will be found very cheap. So will our stock of
WHITE GOODS,
QSIERYv GLOVES, HANDKEBCH1
: it &&&rlm iNi ties.
HANDKERCHIEFS, COB-
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JliLtl
Ask to see ur Ten Cents Linen Cambric Hand
kerchief and $2 Sun Umbrellas. You will find
them cheap, and everything else In proportion.
Call and see as. It will pay you.
nxxxitnxt.
JUBGESS NICHOLS, .
7
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I n A ) O -
ALL KINDS OF
KURNITUBE
FUBNITUBE!
BEDDING, &C.
BEDDING, 4C.
BEBDING, &C.
BEDDING, AC.
FURNITURE !
FUKNITUBE!
A Full Line of
CHEAP BEDSTEADS 1
CHEAP BEDSTEADS I
ft t.:.'
i.'-f.;
LOUNGES !
LOUNGES !
LOUNGES!
LOUNGES!
LOUNGES
LOUNGES!
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS !
PARLOR AND CHAMBEB SUITS !
aflsOt'FINf t all Mb4
COFFINS of all kinds on hand. .
No.- r Wirf:.tiUi Strxft'. ;
CHARLOTTE N. &
Ladi?s' and Gentiemen's Burial Bobes a
iine supply. j 1 i f )
jan3 '
JARGAINS
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fiRRRRRH fl . T U UPLP
f u ua
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fvnfA;! . H.1S
E. G. ROGERS' WABEROOMS,
H-4-A3UEf- ,;-W'lii.3iai3HAart'
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Nsxr TO PosToinc.
le mf
My Stock
Line of
viAlfHaTAHHW
n '4t
I. lit f-4iisJ' f
ARD
I
ii ' OVFIC FUKNITURX; uat-wl f,
y Alt Goods Packed Free of Charge? -
-utUmtrellas will
hats, &c.
We hare reeelred another lot of handsome
Silk Handkerchief
In tfght'biuls tabWfcalTiibane. Also
a large line of Ladies' and Gents'
TRUCKS
In all qualities. Those hi heetf of uch ari article
will de wen to call on us before purchasing. Do
not fail to see our large stock of H"'
Fancy Dress Goods.
V r
LADIES'
HATS & BONNETS,
' ... . .. i
Both trimmed and un trimmed, at greatly reduced
t Summer Cassimeres l
? i ; ; ; AND WHITE" ' H Ml
LINEN DUCK.
Special attention? given to orders.
T.,L. SEIGLE & CO.,
, - , if
Opp. Charlotte Hotel, Tryon st, Charlotte, N. C.
June 1. ;
S?RING CLOTHING.
W. KAUFMAN 4 CO.
We have made the experiment of purchasing a
stock so complete as to include the latest novelties
In lien's, Youth's. Boy's and Children's
OOO L
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We invite public inspection, and we are at an
times ready to give quotation of prices. Every
garment which Is sold at our house Is warranted to
be as represented, and in price less than can be
bought elsewhere, we continue :o seu
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS
Cheaner than anv other house, as we did the
season, and they have gained the reputation of be
lngthe best in the marked
We present this season to the consumer a fine
line of
Boots, Shoes and Slippers,
Including the bpst makes In the country., . There
can also be found m our stock a complete line of
fine Felt, SUA and Straw Hats, and any. kind of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. Don't purchase
before you examine our stock, as the cneapest
BARGAINS
Can be had at
W. KAUFMAN & CO.'S,
. : x i.ComerTride-and. Tryon StR.,.
April 10. Charlotte; N. C.
CALDWELL HOUSE, CALDWELL H0U8T?!
ALDWELL HOUSE. CALDWELL HOUS-C,
Corner Tryon and Sixth StreeU.
!
Cora
me
to,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CHARLOTTE, N. C
: - V-i.ir. ';
i. QALDWELL..
.Proprietor.
and omfortsofr a flrav-ciass
Lri ij... i .r. ; .i s.. . -,
'efsons vuiong ine city win una
It a pleasant home. , Pennanent boarders wantea
Can be furnished with rooms.
BATES Bej 'aitliU $1.25; per
Bgular-4able, JIS OO; board and
week,
saoflu
l and room
per montn, 91s.ua
mm
1;. -f..--.Q I, Vy. -L
ffv we nave ua . raBw wwnww."?
lew JH(& W ABIfWNil
l,i Shawl rap,j Hat do3Ladlei aad Gent
Fine Shoes and BooUBpeclal attention has beei
glvenln wufteto ailonjrfe(,Bupply. thej(wanto of
jmrirfnattaiE, vtettto siuBirwoiujn
Trunta, Valises, Satehels, Newports, Sandala
Sllppew and LadleBoota; also Children's
anJr
rrWrJtJBontfahdSn j
A petty luw wi "" r -; l
May 'rftdi- rtitlBlM CO
niuw"i TO WW, -- . r
Dr. Charles Brown, from London, England, Is itt
-.in mim nil rima Tinnions. ChllblainsL
ingrowtogaandre
Nans he guarantees to give prmMit'TeiiefMo
from three to live minutes, without the use of ior
tromwW.4,2?yooi- i
Addnitugajr yt'f-" 1 1
-mr -m. "T -M ' ' uTTT 4 TT TTT Tk.T C i
.EGGSi'i
.MAGNOLIA HAMS., j
May 28,
For the Observer
A SIMIIe.
BY OLAKD.
As the sunshine and the showers.
Now the snow and ice are gone; ,..
Ne'er fail to wake to life the flowers.
And ine grass upon ine lawn;
ijv n is uij ixiux9 ucauiij - .... , r
f i. .1 1 V. .-
WW llllf IUQ JJQWl M1U 1UOM9 U UWTC-T
Yes, with toy to every duty ;
. : 'Neath gracious smiles, my love. . , ...
, Thus, too, at mom each daily blossom '
, - Hails urora's rising light,
And opens wider its soft bosom
To the golden sunbeams bright;. .
Even delighted thus to cherish
; r In their hearts his beams so elear
; ; Never to let one go or perish
Ne'er while aught to them Is dear. . .,
So it Is. my dearest loved one,
Here your smiles like the sunshine.
Warm up all hearts and give them tone
: I And will 'till the end of time.
Thus I've mused and of ten answered,
, When alone I dream of thee;
. And thy virtues yet remembered
1 '
v; Are like you all dear to me.
1 7 TOHTATlflMUr,
Reform Is neoessaiT. ' There must be more I
lemons and less water in this season's picnic
lemonade. PAibi. Chronide-fferald. ,
An inn-keener observeda postfllion with only
one spur anAiiwjalred the jeasonu "Why, what I
KuM-be thAnseoi tneotnerr
if one ' eMe of .the hone
stand BtllL'V.; i . .. ;(.;
James to M twan. sa t
brTthe EagiSx curna too mSch
V,. i
BfeLouW oneliuhdredta seasou asastmuiier
resort is about to open. Her proud position as the
champion sunstroke region of the United States
will he fully malntalned.-CWco itaa-
The Boston Cowtet says: , A sexton )X. one of
rwwcTsftmSoung'iadi'hTO
bonnet it was the last rose of some her.
A New Jersey farmer who visited Philadelphia
1th a cucumber In each pocket was arrested by
the police for carrying concealed deadly weapons, I
ior carrying concealed ueacuy weapons,
om-Adv.
I man went into a restaurant ther other
remarking, that "Time is money," he
t, as he hada. half-hour to spare, if the
xi . j.. jj. i
a young
day, and,
aooequiaTias nenaa anau-nourw spare, u uie
propjaetor was wunng, ne a taKeuomiapie, . .
M i t k ; ; v ; -;"
A young artist has painted the picture of a dog
under a tree, and Uje work Is so artistically done
thatubne but the best connoisseurs can ten the
bark of the tree from that of the dog. jv. r. Com.
Adv. .... . ' ft
Wettoinlhate Hayes for President and TBdea l
for Vice-President on the Republican ticket, and J
Tildes PuealdeBt and HayesVlee-Presldenton the 1;
Democratic? ticket. We aini to please. w aty j
DemeK. - - - , i
dtiSem&i'&rf sferidlieven
teet iwc teches in. ills stockings Xae, sAioany 4
Journal says he's what might be called a long
The man, who could not find wows enough: to 4
express hligrautude wUl be pleased to hear that I
the mew edition of Webster's Dictionary, lust pub-1
usnea, contains nve uiousana new woras. jv. jr. i
Com. Adv. : I
Hew York tribune: He fished most ueteevertng-
ly all day, used up his bait, and did .not eateh & I
a. , as he wended his -pensive way nomewara a t
neighbor accosted Urn with What laekr'Well' i
said he, with deUberaUon, "not particularly good; 4
and still it wasn't so darned bad. I didn't catch I
any fish, but I made out to drown a good many
worms.
Two belles of Toddtown. Iowa.' went to a ban 1
with a loint beau: but he was not toLhartlal ta his
:mm, Me other.can t the majority to a njajbritv othe ma
attenabns, and the fair' ones went out to light 1 iorni to, afigenerate, into meir respect
"During the bah- pulling which ensued," Bays a ive absolute forms ;; and in all absolute
wlrernoeTm7po KtorUccr
Their clothing would now make a good variegated
pattern for a rag carpet"
How foolishly asks that charming old poem In
thevery first stanza:
Where, where will be the birds that sing
A hundred years to come?
Most of them will be dead, but the few hens that
survive that time will be most awfully tough.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Proposed Coalition of Ohio Democrats
and Qreenbackers Senators and
Their Official Gifts Silver Bill
., Prospects. .
LSpecial Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
Washington, May 30. Senator Mc
Donald, of Indiana, states that he is in
eis in Ohio uniting. He considers that
thommi in Yihin this vpar will h
fought on the? issues which have been
before Congress, State control of elec-
tions without military interference, and
a bi-metalic basis for the paper curren-
w f tho .nntiti1 TliA - Warnflr silver
bill he pronounces the embodiment of
the views' Of the Democratic party on
diets that it will be made a party meas-
ure in that party. If the Ohio Demc-
crats and Greenbackers, combine on
the above issues, he predicts they will
sweeD the State. Several of the Green-
back members, of the JEIouse, including
North Carolina: Ford, of Missouri, aud
others, do not concur with Senator Me -
Donald in the nope tnat toe two parties
will coalesce. These gentlemen express
themselves very decidedly against any
crats. They say that the National
Greenback party is strong enough to
stand alone, and should make uneauiVr
bcal platforms andiequiyocal straight
is the surest road to success,.and they
nrintanri that mvriada of voters from
. ReIiHMSI:5fWr
ciancrpany win hockio tneiriWanuaro.
' '
PARTISAN CRITICISM.
Since the advent of the Demoerafe to
jaowefcin the Senate. some harsa critb-'
i$m Has been Vented- dn certain "Serfar :
tors i f ox the dbestowai or positions in
tHeir gift upon sons ohotheu neap ielak
fi,,so T Tnlnrht-. Vi smvnnKpfl from thA
virtuous iudSitauoV experienced thatar fiUnfy
this was a new oractice
inaugurateu uj
the Democj-ais, ucnj s.j not tne case,
Durine the whole period of Republican
supremacy in the Senate there was neY-
er aiUme,,wneii .aenwoj..uaut.ituw
did not have sons employed under
thijf. Vinrl v ...
:i ffi i.e. 1 W1W4' ntf f 3 ' " -a
Sfaficnda of tha Warner gilver-feiU
J-rjmWta
" -WV
agreed to report the bill fttelB4Iie
taiieuiub lujjub to iomH
impmr at i i 5 vw v x
faem .iiiJtwmwwiuw.i - .
T i ,f.;,i LI.,, !
TjbSoMJuu3.A9enn dispatch
aeiMuiissai totW mined td
sltirfTBthcr&kishlflak.llt
I . . i l inntvnnfinnl tn thnt
iris iuuimmikpm wdwvMr, i'rry
f elfeet liavfe1 already been-
PashaCa ItJaaiso lintended ito;lay tb$
casetnewre.
duct"
It - fi TXTrslzf,
rlfliei!mfeefel4JfAs Jagtta'tldtoJiaa
fitenceif fif f arofef W nftf l ve wmt.k
the denial-on Umtatioa 0fllHJ?,fc 3 wiUcure TOuTf eke-oj - ciiaege. Thu great -; . " - . j , . . v
y-yienf Jrf gt, S".0 ' ' - ' f I' SouthArnerica, Send a seU-alres e velope 'fc , i A. . jr.-j-;'ir)
in which a purgative is employed, Price 25c Jan26-.; - ; .- C ' . !
Manual of Calhoun's DiquiUtk)B en Gerermneott
Oil -t V IIi " j -
GdvertitnmUt if Numeriaal Majority
Forw tte Conservative Principle. j
h Not Is ihe gorniinerit of the faumei-
icoi majority an exeepironxo1 tae pnn
xApteot fe$a"rtltit(e thftttae minor
or subject- rportidar ttl th'cdininHnity
have the jrigW tp jppe. (majpjr orj
and mav.Af they .caa.ffet tho maioritvi
ana place. But this merely, chancres
the seat f ; towei? wftbm remedyinff
of abuse: with the tendency 't6 'abuse
from thetsholders,'of ithe 'old liire
shotddersbf thefiew inajoritT? Soitoeri
- A A 1 J . 1 i
or ; ajr (me . cowutcc uween xne cwoi
parties ijaust pass ffqi .appeal 1!
the ballot-box to., the appeal poforcJ
The Conflict between: the, two' parties
settles dp wn into a struKglfor iAehon-:
ora and ATrirtTirmentsAf Frv iTovAmmnt i
i j i.. AiiK j. ji. ii..
i.'Ti -'VTi'W'Sri
piauiug ui. power uiw iub uapus pi aj
S35? W?
puruuni;;m nmsoruj." iiraice 'tnwei
vail, and in the end there -will be an ar'
peal to arms, thus bringing thecommu-
mty to revoluUpn. ; ,x ,',5 . ; ; .
A wj laia weTiwue iranBiion,
may De.aaaea, jenat wxu. pe, accproing
to circumstances more oriless rapidi
Th trariaitiAh. f fnm hallafchoir lo.b'mlef!
and bavoiiet . will he more or less swift
accoraing t ine - temper oitne pppma-
won, their number, wealtn ana other
"SShS f if ?f Z&SS&S&t
said transition. Hence it appears; that
the tendency ! of all' popular -g0verh-
xne lenaeney 1 oi ail popular -govern-
ments is to that of absolute baonarchy.
Fori when the two parties into which
the community is dividedresorttbforee,
toVi nnrTtniAa tha annakv
iiip.iir.u ia i ii mi, ii .ii!(niiirn iramRninv:
AmanH tha- niiitV
...V; " li jy
nave control of the government tti
lf pnm TuA qam naiuiA. thnm vt th
8eL : x9 W? same cause, tnerfl IS tne
same tendency for aristocratic cgovern-
ments to terminate, in absolute goyem-
munfa n-f ffia m-n q mVii ral lia.irQfAT
Thft tfindftno.v. howp.vfir. ia notao atrnnci'
Qt; i ,,1; rtU,mf.nta ttrhon
x s wv v . -v, -v
governments are unaer the influence of
f ne numerical Diinciole. thev stand.
however otherwise it may appear, on
the edge of absolute monarchy. "' Prom
the - ffovrfimen; of th nnnlerieaV trva-
there is ati easv ster--ieachimtaininir
JSrSn. SkSSr!
W Onepower principle, aija tire'ior-
uiw uuiuuuyinf ' sum jjiinvipur 111 us
worst form. Of r11 ffovrrimehtsi mob-
ocracvov uhrestrained amocracryis
the worst, as witness, the horrors of the
-.t, ik whan tK hona nf
'-vr" .wv
society were OlSSOlyedaJadiXeugiPB was
dethroned. ! . - - ... t nin ,,t
The, broad erround mav. indeed, be ta-
.n, n mrr
t;vyw smtwu v
f' f
icai iorm. ; -
But '-especially str6ne:iand stronger
than in either of the' oaierSi is the ten
dency for constitutional crovemments
of the democratic form to run into their
respective absolute forms. The chief
reason is that th'e alstmctrbn between
the constitutional and Absolute forms
of aristocratical and. monarchical' eovi-
ernments is far more swonsfly denned
than in defmocratic gbveniments-all of
which thfr : effect is ' to make the-difE er
ent orders or classes ihstn aristocracy,
or monarchy far more watchful of en
croachments on- their respectit tights,
ana more resolute ana persasrenirr irej
sistinff attempts to concentrate' power
in any one class or order. On? tire con
trary, the line between the -constitutional
and the absolute form in democ
racies is so imperfectly understood and
loosely drawn that the L friend4 of ttie
i co.nstwuUonat.form, from. a . mistaken
sense of -thej dutycomSnr biam a mis-
apprehension of tlwunfluences of poll b-
?cal measures, are found unconsciously
increasing the tendency to the absolute
form thus DlayiujEj into the hands of
their antagonists-and subserving the
.yery,nl that. they would desire to, de-
i ?H6nce; the strong tendency toaWo-
JPtfe toentlj(,tQ,fQi:c!a4fche
cpneryiii:ermcipl in Jgevernineiitaf
the? luraetteal t.f Oiftnh prpmsition
?h it, thfteW1n,mite to
esUWish andmakeplain.it J.AM-
1 :..
iif ' ic!v ! v n .
ay ,iJ VWh-m. Eegd.ujs IU.
I uv&mpmto&&T flO-rCAt
'p tt& KigncQ m J WJ,,)
r Jiliha nada emm flcrainatim ttnsmnnv
ting we will take1 an! appeal ta the'Su-
1 week, if not directed to the "contrary,
. .. J W T.n.w.
I n SSwtch Gbr; Jaryis sent the
ttArr,, - ' -
J JL.Jl.XVJ TTAJUj WXXWtl
AiiEiGH, May 30.
'aTU8t-th;easeto: extremities. Say io
the.t:eTe nothinff undone.
sen me;ofmew-b'-Aiio. m t Aw yjs. .
f-;f.:ourQa8e- wiU.De.conciuaeaaxo-
tomor-
row.' Can t say wnat tne resuic win De.
J. W. JjEE.
iBaleigh Observer, 1st
Yery many in.QUiries were made yes
terday is tohe.: Aatst;4ie ws fjtom Forf
I Ma 'hnfcan'wniimnmfiumilUCv,KaTitjn
, hi
itbftrternpoa the.follpwing.spatch
V Q0Vt Jarvis ; - ! - li Ji :
isifiTh cafee is' being tiiedJtor before
1! and Hartridge' appear r The - "points
.-roioa hv thaother side were .that there
i , was Ai-ffaW. in';ithei; .loaifitmenf , anWIQ I
hHrrad nvitnftvRtatute o&iintH
tations. Argurrien6;ls ' pending -6nr 6ur
1 t5tH.rtM'a tntwe nfih
gnerffrs retiirrt: 'I'Ar pwia WiU W .ta
9) felKiijrs-'ii it:-eTis3? :
Our case is postponed until Mpndaj
The ludse rArcMbaldl is very sick, i
I t- . .. J W. l.TT?.. I
J, W.Lee.
caae -;will certainly ae jjarriedi1 meet4
liJastwus
Kf It9 'xwtv ?-ti
- x0 Bn who are suffering fr6in Uie errors and in
'sawineposniuon p win result a transition 01 power'ijorni
; le'eariaTt'of 'ererf eeasari there Is s natural
kat managrq aiithoniy.irithe' fjiahVwapW irorld tXir
jmanon given hetow is
jGbsvjBial changes liaietekeB
-iff
land in Spring Garments is our new ;.,;
i tillOtJ
1 Jtiiany iijtoiiers amdng'OseywhO prefer bw
laacutlfcimloti
vuc sx puKuuua uuuiwa; frucfc, wiui ue oc wv
of Spring textures.
: !
In shape; and i' wtainS !Rs hold lp popular favor. Its. j'etigth is a little longer than last season, and It is one of the most useful among the gar-
rioagini8Bvra - . 1
i pur Pit4 stilck1 W cbmplete'wlth every novelty in fabrics! and the shapes are perfect tn our Hat department we invite the inspection of the nost eul-
fivated' tastes,, and In fjnxclts'aa Stam Goods we-are eontldent of tmlversal approval. 1 -- ' ' . .
Our Neck Wear ajormeBt almost unlimited In devices of shades and styles, but boasts particularly upon the very recent Introduction of the Untver-
slty ScarJL'rtWaMandrveryelegHHt.. i? i H .ji. :. . .' ,. :,: . - .
rfeWhW Vestawetmeia:stB progress' in-this season's selecUons., Our efforts have been to plaee apoa our
cuntertywUabieane?stan&ardg ai ,u
':' We'-&hU) the attention of all, both faf and hear, and their advantages will be the same, for we will send goods to any section on approval, with privilege
of inspection .before payment of bill ' ' ' '. . , . , ,,, , .,
, i. ..i Yery respectfully, ...! f:-. !.-; .
April 27,1879.' ; ; - R D. LATt A & BRO., The People's Clotheiw. !
i f f mm
We have
PLAIN AND LACE EFFECTS,
tAlso, an excellent lot of BLACK GRENADINES, from 20c to $1.25; and a general line of new and desirable Dress .Goods at the most reasonable
prices. A Special lot of
BLACK
nor'f;
NEW THINGS IN HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
An early inspection of the above will be to your
plete in the market, at our well-known and popular
Our 87.50 Cheviot Suit sells now for $6.50. Our $12X0 English Tweed Suit sells now for $10. Our $18 and $20 French and English Casslmere Back
and Frock, Suits sell now at one uniform price, $16.50. Our Dress Coats and Vests of Diagonal, Granite, Basket French and English Goods at greatly re
duced prices. '
' TJnlaundrled shirts for 50 eents. The very best made In the United States for $1 .00 Linen Collars $2.09 per dozen, and all goods in proportion. Call
and see before buying elsewhere, as we are the rulers of lew prices.
Respectfully,
June 1, 1879. L. BERW ANGER & BRO., Pine Clothiers and Tailors.
Tia Steamers to Portsmouth; Va., and thence all Rail and Through Cars Enabling Quick
4.V " ' " est possible Time to all Points South and Southwest.
jKO DRXAXjE,1, 0 , COMMISSION, NO HANI) LING EXPENSES, MINIMUM INSURANCE. .....
Mark Goods plainly via Seaboard Air-line. Freight received at any hour of the day, and Through Bills of Lading issued at Steamship Wharves or oftl
ces of the Line. For information as to Tariff, Schedules, 4e., apply to either of the undersigned. ( . . i: u;,! , . K ; , ...;,., ;
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