y TBH OB3XSTSR JOB jaPASXMXXtr it
He btc thttrougl&u supplied toil every -needtd
leant, and with the Latest Stie ofTvpe, and entry
manner of Job Workeat Udomteitkneatntu.
dispatch and cheapness. Wt can twmuh, at Blort
notice, --. : - V ' i
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Liberal Reduction for Clubs.
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WHOLESALE AND, RETAIL
DCALfR w
LACE.HITT$tt.UCEr.UTTS-
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We har lust received by a late exoress a nice
and full line of black, white and all the i
i shades of
LACE SILK MITTS.
ALt,,.KiN8 OF
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BEDDING, CU
jiUHniiuiui
yuHNlTUUE!
FUKNITURK !
BEBMNG, &C
BEDDING, C.
A FuU Line of
5 CStEA BEDSTEADS I
" CHEAP BEDSTEAD8 1
LOUNGES!
LOUNGES I
LOUNGES !
LP0NGE3 I.
tOTTNGTSS
LOUNGES!
PABLOR AND CfiAMBEB BUjTS !
AR AND- CHAMBER SUITS !
COFTINS pf5an Wnds 09 Jiand.
gr- COFFINS of all Unda on hand.
. i
No. 5 Wwr Traihi Strmt.
CHARLOTTE. N. &
io,iWnd nentlemen's Burial iiodcs a
fine supplr. ' ; r
Jan3
ARGAOIS
Also a large lot of
CREPE LISSE RUFFLIII6
In Mae ami whiter Also a full line of black and
white SJnrt raang. 1 amo anomer lot 01 wane
Linen and Victoria Lawns.
You can get the White Bullion Fringe very cheap.
Anthn season for SdHtut Goods Is nassing, we
call attention to the fact that .we are now selling a
nicely trimmed
LADIES' HAT
FOS ABOUT HALF ITS VALUE.
Also a nice line of
The Mowlig-
-TiiBciocTtiiaxseaafsitr
And the morning is fahv
WhilAtiM eat In ed SDlendot is slowing:
There's a dew on the grass and a song to the air
Let us up and be on to uie mowing.
Would'st know why I wait
Ere the sunlight has crept
O'er the fields where the daisies are growing?
Why all night I've kept my own vigils, not slept?
'Tla to-day is the day ot themowing. -,
i f I This day and this hour f
6 K v Maud has promised to tell
What the blush on her cheek was half-showing,'
If she waits at the lane, I'm to know all is well,
And there'll be a good time tit the mowing.
Maud's mother has said,
And I'll never deny.
That a girl's heart there can be no knowing;
Oh, 1 care not to live, and I rather would die,
If Maud does not come to the mowing.
What is it I see?
Tis a sheen of brown hair
In the lane where the poppies are blowing.
Thank God! it is Maud she is waiting me there,
; AndherejPbe a jgoo; lm athe mowing.
Six years have passed by,
And I freely declare
That. T amnvriv huvA nntlflAd their fCOine:
Sweet Maud Is my wife, with a sheen of brown hair,
And we had a good time at tne mowing.
OBSERVATIONS.
A.) AsUt tx9tm eOne ol lha JCntm 1 A
Tribute ttf ' i&e MkMffeiaytlaWA
ConaidernWfl 'NBfcer'e'fVlsi--
vji : juv u-ii jcl.
;.JL;
LADIES' LIIIEII SUITS,
3
Closing out very cheap, and many other lines of
goods at reduced prices. If anyone is in need of
a nice
DRESS SHIRT
They would do well to call and procure a lot of our
unlaundried shirts for less than the material can
be bought.
Respectfully,
T. L. SEIGLE A CO.,
Opp. Charlotte Hotet Tryon st, Charlotte, N. C.
June 15.
SPRING CLOTHING.
W. KAUFMAN CO.
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Mt stock is very Lar, ; and embraces a Full Une of
PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING flQ
OFFICE FURNITURE
All Goods Pncked Free of Charge
We have made the experiment of purchasing a
stock so complete as to Include the latest novelties
in Men's, Youth's. Boy's and Children's
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We invite public inspection, and we are at all
finuM nuuiv to irive ouotation of Drtees. isvery
rment whicn is soia at our noose is wuitiuimsu uu
i as represpntad, and in price less than can be
bought elsewhere. We continue lo sen
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS
ast
be-
Cheaper than any other house, as we did the pi
season, and they have gained the reputation of
lng the oest in ine marae .
We powent this season to the consumer a fine
line of
Boots, Shoes and Slippers,
Including the best makes in the country. There
ean also be found in our stock a complete line of
fine Felt, Stiff and Straw Hats, and any kind of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. Don't purchase
before you examine our stock, as the cheapest
BARGAINS
- Some one of the beloved ' brethren should put a
pound of ice on Conk's konk. vourur-Journai.
There are three good aids to the devil in this life
poverty, pontics, ana me rooinacne.
A Nevada stage robber says he can get out of any
jail west of Omaha if he has only a ten-penny nail
and a teaspoon.
The only difference between Hanlan, our plucky
oarsman, and John Bull, Is that one had to oar out
his shell and the other naa to sneu out me ure.
Yonker Statesman.
"What is so rare as a day in June ?"
Thus doth the song of the poet run,
Though the blasted heat of these summer days
Would Indicate they were overdone.
OU City Derrick.
Tn nKutllnc archerv. whenever a woman shoots
she shuts her eyes, and the next Instant there Is a
howl, a shout, and some Individual Is a candidate
for a glass-ye. Phila. Chronicle.
Down at the seashore the little fishes are dying
with laughter at the sight of a 300 pound woman
trying to looK graeerui wnen a sirong oreaKer mmu
her on her head. PJ&a., Chronicle.
About this time of year city people are getting
terribly anxious about the welfare of the country
cousin. This anxiety and solicitude win grow as
the season, advances, and wnen tney can near n no
longer they will pack up four children and two
trunks and go see about it
A lady, not accustomed to raising poultry, set a
hen on some eggs and, in due course of time, a
brood of chickens was hatched. A friend, coming
in four days afterward, noticing that the little
things looked weak and puny, asked how often
they were fed. -"Fed!" was the reply, "why I
thought the hen nursed them."
After mature deliberation, and with full knowl
edge of the possible effect of our words upon our
fellow mortals, we wish to remark that the man
who can play three games of croquet without mur
der in his heart and a general desire to punch
things, animate and inanimate, is either too good
for this wicked world or a first-rate player. Boston
Transcript.
Talk of the bravery of the sterner sex! Do you
remember the first time you asked her, "Will you
take my arm?" While you trembled all over like
the narrative of a stump-tail dog, and experienced
the sensation of having swallowed your Adam 8
annlA nhat rilri aha fin? Why. 80,6 took your arm
as coolly as she would eat a pickle. Boston Trans
cript.
"Pinafore" is being performed by church choirs
all over New England, but the expression
"Damme," as uttered by Capt Corcoran, Is chang
ed to "Hang It," and In the last act, instead of
vnarfnir that h will hardlv ever be "untrue" to
LlttieButtercuo. he says "unkind." In this form
the piece Is considered Safe.
THE IiAST OF THE VETOES.
Summary of tle President's Reasons
for Vetoing: tbe Judicial Expenses
Bill.
Washington. June 23. The follow
. i 11 11 :.i i-'
inc is a summary oi tue neaiucui
message returning the judicial expenses
bill to the House without his signature.
Tim President beeins by reciting a pas
sage of the original legislative bill re
nftaliner title 26 of the lie vised Statutes,
- . . 1 1 TT ! 4-1 -.4. 1
and its return to me housb wiwiuul ma
armroval. The object ot tne present Dill
he says, is not to repeal the election
laws, but to defeat their enforcement,
Under existing laws the failure of Con-
rra to make the appropriations re
nin red for the execution of the pro vis
ions of the election laws would not pre-;
vent their enforcement. The right and
duty to appoint the general and special
deputy marshals which they provide for
would still remain, ana me executive
Can be had at
April 10.
W. KAUFMAN & CO.'S,
Comer Tnde and Tryon Sts.,
Charlotte. N. C.
tors and. More Expected
Tn bpentxig: BtallV &c.
June 24th, 1879. C
To OieEditor of the Observer:,; , n ,
Althougha stiangefto jfoufccolumns,
it has. occurred to me thatia brief letter
from tMsrTetimL:iountain of health,
might aotubeiiwholly t unacceptable; to
your, readers, many I oi'whora. are now
doubtless trpon iaei eve mt sewing out
lo.RomffsucnDlatce-tO spend the ; spare
time and money; that may be at their
command, as may seem, oesixor tne im
provement or impaired neaitn or , tne
enjoyment of the opportunity, i Espe
ciaUy 'am I eneoarageL toi execute this
thought, i in view of the ; fact that a
majority or tne Tisitora now note t
from the aty; of Charlotte. 1 The following-
lines are, therefore at your dis-nosalr
Attracted solely by the health-preserving
and health-restoring properties,
of the waters of Cleavelandi Springs,
formerly, called Wilsotfs Springs, I ar-;
rived here about one week ago, and
was delighted to find, evidences of a
brighter future for this noble, gift of a
beneficent Providence. - Whether wise
ly or not, I will not here undertake: to
discuss ; but, certain it is, it has come to
be almost a custom that the merits of
watering places are determined more
by the character and extent of artificial
improvements and hotel accommoda
tions than by the virtues of the waters
themselves. Hence, many such places,
whose waters are belieyed to be far in
ferior to those to be found in the three
springs here, have, on account ot supe
rior artinciai attractions, coinniauueu.
attendance quite equal to their capaci
ties to accommodate, while a moderate
patronage has marked the past tnree or
four seasons at this place.
The absence of enterprise here has
been owing to the fact that ever since
r .. irr.n 4J
tne ueatll OI Mr. wnson, sumw liiteen
years ago, the property, not even yet di
vided among his heirs, has been leased
to first one and then another person
outside the family, and thus, the lessees
not feeling warranted in going to much
expense, iittie or no tttuactiuu ucjuuu
the waters themselves has existed. As
already intimated, nowever, a change
for the better has taken place, and in
evidence that it is for the better, I have
but to mention the significant fact that
even now, at this early oate, tne num
ber of persons m- attenaance nere is
almost equal to the maximum number
at any time last season.
By an arrangement with the execu
tor of the Wilson estate, Mr. S. McBride
Poston, one of the heirs, and a young
man of energy and enterprise, is now in
charge of these springs, and having se
cured the services or uoi. u. o. vv -liams,
a most courteous gentleman of
your city, as superintendent, (than
whom a better selection could not have
been made), who is now here, there is
every prospect that the present season
at this place will prove unusually satis
faotnrv to both ffuests and landlord.
Mr. Poston, backed by Col. Williams,
is making every effort m his power to
please the visitors now here and to at
tract new ones. The buildings have
all been thoroughly white-washed, the
floors of rooms scoured, the beds over
hauled and made comfortable, and the
entire premises eleansed so as to please
the most fastidious. (Parenthetically,
let me remark, that scarcely a fly is to
be seen about any of the rooms ; no fly
brushes, are used as yet in the dining
room.) "The primitive old split-bottom
chair, used here from time immemorial,
is being superseded by those of modern
style; the parlor is furnished with a
new and sweet-toned piano; the tables
groan with an abundant supply of
choice fresh meats and good vegeta
tables, all well prepared, with iced
milk at dinner and iced tea at supper ;
and truly there is little to excite criti
cism, ice-cream, too, we aro ww, is
soon . to be added to the . dally bill of
fare, and It is quite evident that good
living is in store for all who visit
cieaveiana sorines inis seasou. ui uie
-OF-
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ON, MONDAY, 16th INSTANT,
We will make a clearing sale of a large lot of Fine Dress Shirts worth 2.00 last season, now to be closed out at ONE DOLLAR. They are of New York
Mills Muslin, and Linen 2200 fine, but from carrying In stbeff the muslin has become a little yellow, though in no way injuring the perfection ot the
Sntrt, but we have adopted exclusively the King Patent Sleeve Adjustable Shirt, and for this reason propose closing out our former line at a sacrifice. It is
the one grand opportunity of the season for a genuine bargain, and we Invite our friends to an Immediate inspection.
Bespectfully, & D. LATTA BKO.
June 15.
if f,E fS;ftl., (R E M T L -E I E H
GRAND OPPORTUNITY !
t
t
-o-
HEAVY REDUCTION IN PRICES OF CLOTHING.
-o-
Contemplatine enlarging our Clothing Department, as well as our Clothing trade, for winch purpose we will build in
our store a spacious floor, and with a view of opening this new department the coming season with an entirely new, large
and desirable stock, we will offer for the next CO days our entire stock of Clothing at such prices as will not fail to at
tract you.
200 PAIRS FINE ALL WOOL CASSIMERE PANTS,
Worth from $5 to $7, at $2.75, $3.00 and $.1.50.
100 FINE SUITS,
Worth from $7.50 to $20.00, at $5, $0, $7, $8, $9 and $10.
50 DOZEN UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS,
At 50 and 75 Cents, formerly sold at S5c. and $1.00.
CALL EARLY AND SECURE A BARGAIN FROM
WITTKOWSKY & BARUCII.
IN
I SSI M I Li I
ilirnilMi !
Our 87.50 Cheviot Suit sells now for $6.50. Our $12.E0 English Tweed Suit sells now fcr $10. Our $18 and $20 French and English Casslmere Sack
and Frock Suits sell now at one uniform price, $16.50. Our Dress Coate and Vests of Diagonal, Granite, Basket French and English Goods at greatly re
duced prices.
TTnin.mrtriArt aw fnr so rnts. The verv best made In the United States for $1.00. Linen Collars $2.00 per dozen, and all goods In prr portion.
and see before buying elsewhere, as we are the rulers of lew prices.
Bespectfully,
June 1, 1879. 1j- Ij-KiiW AJNliJsilt cc J51XU., x ine uioiniers aim xaiiois.
Call
rinnartment of the eovernment would
ajsojbe empowered to incur the requisite twenty-five or thirtv now here, mostly
Hahilit.v for their compensation ; but the rmrAspntAtives of the first circles of so-
second section of this bill contains a Ciety, all express themselves as being
prohibition not found in any previous htehly pleased, and the splendid water
legislation. Its design is to render the Gf the white sulphur spring, they say,
G
BOCKBEKS CHXA7KB THAN IVXB.
NKW GOODS f
FOB
Bottled lager Beer,
ALE AND PORTER,
la corner Trade and Boundary Avenue. Delivered
to any part ot the city, free of eharge for $1,00 per
tozen- F.C.MUNZLER.
AJOrders left at John Vogel's tailor shop will re-
ceive prompt attention,
mar4
NEW FEATURES
M0
.rwaB tAiu fnr Bacmn. Com. Sugar, Coffee,
iasMo, and other Family Groceries .
BEST RTE WHISKET,
330T2 K008 c'laOis
Also a Bne lot of Country Hams. IseU forcash.
AH goods delivered tathecity freeof charge.
M. fWW owtl
TJNDEBTAETNa
The undersigned is now prepared to filf all orders
for ever class of Undertaking.. Having on band
frdl. assortment of
election laws Woperative by omitting to
appropriate money for their enforce
ment, and by prohibiting any officer of
the government from incurring liubjhty
under title 28 of the Bevised Statutes
authorizing the appointment of deputy
marshals for service on the election
day. The appointment of special deputy
marshals is not, he says, a spontaneous
an, rtf authority on the part or tne erov-
ernment, but is made by section 8,021 of
the Bevised Statutes-a popular right
like old wine, is even better, if possible,
than heretofore. Uuring the next two
i . . i n : . . i .
or three weeKS a numoer ox arnvius
are extected from WUmmgton ana
other towns and sections in both the
CaroUnas, and ere long tne piace win
be thronged. :
A splendid string Dana irom uoiuui-
bla has been engaged for the season
and is expected to arrive to-morrow,
when terpsichorean gayeties will be
nHdftd to the nleasures now eneraered in.
of citizens in towns having twenty thou- Friday night the opening ball will be
Bantt lniiauiwuiw w uunmuo. given, wmcu, it i cApcuvcu, xii
ent bill neither revokes this popular largely attended by the beauty and
right nor relieves the marshal ot the chivalry of Charlotte. I learn that the
duty imposed by the law nor the Presi- Carolina Central Bailroad authorities
dent of his duty to see that this law is wm provide extra ears on that day to
taitniuuy exBcuwJu, ., . . . acpo-mmouw my w w wur. y. r4
JJe decimes to aiscuss agam tuo wio (jnariotte, Ljineointon anu iuwji wcuttj
rinm and nftcessitv of election laws, or
what he regards as the dangerous ana
unconstitutional principle of this bill;
that the power vested in Congress to
orisrinate appropriations involves the
right to compel: the executive to ap
prove anv legislation which .Congress
may see' fit to attach to such bills under
ttVqHv nf rftfnsini? the means needed to
narrv nn t.h ftaaential functions of the
ffovernment. His views on these points
were, he -says, presented in , previous
d hft regards them conclu-
oira oa tn hi dntv in respect to the bill.
This SrielsuK) leares,f tliel. powers'" and
duties of tne supervisors ul wwuuu uu-.
touched, but deprives the national gov-
Yia Steamers to Portsmouth Ya., and thence all Rail and Through Cars, Enabling Quick
est Possible Time to all Points South and Southwest.
NO DRAY AGE, NO COMMISSION, NO HANDLING EXPENSES, MINIMUM INSURANCE.
Mark Goods plainly via SeaLoard Air-Line. Freight received at any hour of the day, and Through Bills of Lading Issued at Steamship Wharves or offi
ces of the Line. For Information as to Tariff, Schedules, &c, apply to either of the undersigned.
K.S. FINCH, South Western Agent, )
. T. T. SMITH. Agent C. C. Railway, Charlotte, N. C.
April SO d5m. F. W; CLARK, General Freight Agent, )
Next oor below Wilson Black'sOld
COFFINS, CASKETS AND BURIAL CASES
Both Wood and Metalic
I3t ?' .j"yJ .
bill tit
TTOTt SALE.
The Bourgeolsd and Minion type
Daoer was lateir pnniea, . mwm w
Johnson type iw
raicsa as ixw ab ast
I Hearses ' fura fphed if- desired
wtthout
etS
f oundrf. of FMi&aeiprua, nua wi r T--. n
strle of troe. It will do good; terries for several
7es to eSme. It win be sold' m ' lc to sui pur-.
luZZJZ IrTfnnU of 0 to l.OOOtbS, witb.OC
her
FOR SALE?
notice
.'..;n.A i-,Vr.-W. iWIB JCt!9TM
J .W. M'WILHELM,
', WlOi E. GBogers, .Trade Street.
That valuable property in thisclknown as Uie
Tannery of Alexander, Allen McBee This Tan
nery is eonvenlenUy located, and has all the latest
Improved machinery. - ' . ; V l . 1
BsikMd hides low and hi abondanee f
For partleulars address ; ,
Amhiui! A.lSlAt Attorney .
for Alexander, Allen McBe.
-a io-wr . .. : Greenville, 8. u
Maythii87-reoft3mAw3rn"
THE7TCJREvTLLE,KEWS.J; i0 s j
I . ..... liiV-.U f-?i.r.. Vtf.u! -
vtL. mham rill be the name f a weekly Demo.
jomsteiiceU'ataiearJUHdayat YorkriUea C.y
IB.1I U7n.llt1r '
ff . MX W .
The MXWB Will OO guuu su'ci 'V " . "u l
business men oi uuanoue, m pw3 -
miiaiian in tne eounaes uj
-rxr
r i )
1I7ELL DCPBOVED
CTTT TRdFERTT FOB SALE.
Anv person destrf nf to purchase a weU Improved
City Lot, House wtthnlue rooms, atmodern oon
veuleaees. One wU of water, brick kitchen, wUhln
, e minutes walk of the, publle square, can goao-.
the
hflM a InnrA All
7iLiV, or,7i rtitHwba. North Carolina,
. uoowu , 7 .2.. .,i v. en no. anmim
. Tha nrlAR OI 8UUSCT1 UUUlt w wa lrL'
kAAwm , . Mi.ii J,. . 1 t C.Vf.JB. WAAU
June a. . v-r -,
""xorkville.aa!
1UCK,
1000
FEB SIMPLE DEEDS,
til ; .-r iH"
MOfST ' APPROVED FORM, :
nf Juit PrintedTOd rpt ,-x
Joints. The occasion Us being mucn
iscussea here, and toilets are being ar-
ms&:. : :
l might say mocn more mat
interest the invalid or pleasure-seeker,
but must not incur the charge of being
too long; so, good-bye. VisiTon.
Almost Another Difficult)'.
Dlsnatohr Baltimore American.
ConkHngkiame very near getting into
another personal difficulty in the Sen
ate this evening. wnuemiumig mwh
speech tn one of his proposed amend
ments, Don Cameron, who was in
MmKAt.inn with Ransom, ar few feet
ernment of the power, to protect them instant, spokesoloudaa to disturb hini
in the discharge of their duty at the J ;ftnd turning.aroiind abruptly, Conkling
doIIs. States may empioy ootncivuiiu i eaued uameron towuerv u- vwi-
. . I i 4-; V.nf hi, thin1 1 i:v,l. Ac H.q tralloriM
wr crowded, the .snubbing was.wit-
gresslonal elections is deiyed to the ne3sed by everybody, Cameron isuuy
tsi tM-ra riora a.ret two lawful i n,io!it.ra.WAancrftr..and after a hlir
room, . iie suust
ii the centre, aisle
and, rene wed hisJ conversation with Ran
som in a somewnat exciwsu iuma.
Conkling, perceiving W!W ue-ivtqiiunB.
crossed over to .Cameron ana.iaiung
his aim apologized. TWa. endedHhe at-
f aii and nothing is saiq.; aoou uiwu
tryon street, in! Insurance building.
wavstoavertjirniegisiauveenautmt!ni, , ried shating Qvm
one is their, repeal, the Other is the ae- walked to tlie cloak.
nf .'t'nmnvfAnf f.nhunal asramst I nnaiii1v iva.ikpn.dawi
C1B1UU VI- umr";r ' J." 7 H . . "-V. -n s I
QiLHitv The enect-or ims uiu is
LdebrivIthflrBitedutiyi, department of
tlie government or vno iGfw w
u"'": " " . hi..
uriiinh it. la thererore tne auty ui uie x..-
ecutive and of evef y other department
ofthe eovernment to obey and enforce.
(Helosei by saymgJ ne w wiuuig w
concur in luitabte "amendments for the
improvement of the ejection laws, but
Washington. BpnhTloan.,;w ., ,., .
i , Wo hirA r-eannn to believe that La-
Sotcon ent to 'MrrepeaTo? ap, WrtW
prove legislation which seeks' to pre- ,the;wiatwu..o
HI ;nnomATit .... the, rnfederatw-BnsradierSi whobad
met: in-kffeflotedfttia, de-
vent thejronf orcement, .
Kydispatchr,says ; tnai,, ai,. ouxfuo
CotMrav nitrVit a narfv of UnkhOWIl
men attacked the? housed Sam Faulk
ner,, severely wounding Wra as n ran
from the .house. They set fire to the
rfTOoiiinfTLZwhtch was consumed with
ha iTim.ri.s. TTarrv llussell. , aced IT.
rsri niartv shot ; and ; two children,, of
Faulkner aged 11 and ia.?;nNocause is
givert fdr the Drutai-aiiair. ,
t tbe Ctopfederate-Bngadiere
upon this limvot -conduct, to ,.tbe
hope oTindwwff MrsMi&lsrenoontre
in r the Senate' chamber,' duwg which
the life of Senator Conkling was to have
been, taken, -xr- L;
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; ? Just now when w"many fat pwple sje try I n g to
! , snnM anovpRt that It WOUld DB a
good idea for the lean ones to try and grow fatJ To
ao tnis seep i.no uuwch ' A,: Zr
Mott'S Liver Pius. and your digestion will pe good,
and yon will grow fat rapidly. , .nY
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