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THE OBSERVER JOB DEPARTMENT
Has been thoroughly supplied with every needed
We canfum-
want, and with the latest styles of Type, and every
w be done with
manner of Job Printing can now
neatness, oispatcn and cheapness.
tsn at snort uouce,
BLANKS, BILL-BEADS,
LETTER HEADS, CARDS,
TAGS. RECEIPTS. POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES, HANDBILLS,
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS. CHECKS, AC
TO THE PUBLIC.
OUR STOCK OP STAPLE AND FANCY
Is now open and ready for Inspection. We claim
to have
tllE HANDSOMEST STORE
Anil the most complete stock of Dry Goods to be
found hi the State.
oun-
Magniiieent Carpet Room,
Representing $20,000 In Carpets alo
nnvthlne ever before seen In the city.
vol. xx:
CHARLOTTE, N. O., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1879.
NO. 3,297.
HVHiCRirTION RATKS f r
Daify, we year, ( jwcfpaKt) in advance., .
Sise ifonfto..,...,.. ,,
Three Montr?. : : .". . . . : .'. . .
One Mouth ......
S8 00
- 4 00
Weddy,Vn XAiwSmtfvCadv&ide . .92 00
Out tfthfcopottpni,...1 12I.7.H.V.A. 8 10
SixMonlfu... 1 00
inifwAVi..lnHiiJ11 1
mrrf w .. i Him jir. v
TIIELATEST
BUT
NOT THE"
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ts alone, surpasses
a cltr. It la a well-
ladles that we lead the
known fact among the
market In ,
DRESS GOODS,
Carrying a larger and handsomer stock than any
bouse in Charlotte. Don't fall to ask for Ribbons.
Call on us for
CASSIMERES AND JEANS.
Ask for Towels, Table Linen.
Ask for flannels,
Napkins, etc. Be sure and ask for Ladles', Gents'
and Children's Under Vests.
Our Hosiery Department
Is well worth seeing, being the Ian
Our stock of Ready-Made Clothing
zest In the city.
Is eoual to any
In the market. We have the best Shirt sold In the
State for the money 75 cents. In short, we have
everything you want, and at prices as low as can
be found anywhere.
Everybody Is Invited to call on as. We will
show them polite attention and nice goods.
Very respectfully,
ALEXANDER A HARRIS.
Sept 14, 1879.
Democrat and Home copy.
-LEASTS
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We will have our stock ready for exhibition by
Monday, September 15th, which Is the largest and
handsomest we have ever offered. Our stock of
DRESS GOODS,
-YIZ-
Black and Colored SUk, Black nd-Colored Sat
tines. Black and Colored Alpacas, Tamlse,
Henrietta Cloths, Drap Be Almas,
and Fancy Dress Goods In ! "
all the latest styles.
We have a large stock of Bepellants, In plaid and
manseis
mixed eolorsv Cloaks, shawls,
sna .Fiannei..
Ifumttttrje.
BURGESS NICHOLS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DKALKR TH
ALL KINDS OF
NOTIONS.
This branch comprises a large line of Black Silk,
Black and White Breton, xorcnon, itauan,
real and Imitation and Valenelenne Laoea (
Ladles Silk and Lace Scarfs, Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs, Silk Illusion,
Tissue and Berage Veiling,
Dress Buttons, Hamburg
and Swiss Embroidery,
a handsome stock
Ladles', Gents'
and Chil
dren's
HOSIERY
IN WHITE AND FANCY COLORS.
Corsets in all grades. Ladles', , Gents' and Chil
dren's Underwear.
A large stock of Kid Gloves, from 1 to 6 Buttons.
We are selling the celebrated
KEEP'S SHIRTS,
Cuffs, Collars and Umbrellas. Be sure and look at
our stock of Gents' and Youths' Stiff and soft Hats.
Gents' and Youths' Caps. Beady-Made uiotning
In Diagonal, Basket Cloth. Fancy Caslmere and
Cheviot Suits In dress and business styles. A
large line of Carpets, Rags and Oil Cloths. , We
ttolt, epOvllH CHiCHUVU IV visa uho vj. - iuuivo u.u
and Millinery Goods. We are willing to compare
s and prices witn any one. our stock oi
s and Shoes la comDlete. Give us a call.
Special attention given to orders.
Respectfully,
T. L. 8EIGLE & CO.,
Opp. Charlotte Hotel, Tryon SL, Charlotte, N. C.
Sept. 14.
Noboa j's Cat
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BT KABT SSTHKB 'KILLIK.
Independent
He comes again, that sneaking scamp, .
That Tile, disreputable tramp;
. That yellow cat, with one eye out
And minus half hlsHail the lout;
"His scanty hair torn out la light
4 A wretch forlorn, a sorry sight.
v
I mind me well not long ago
He paced these fields a full-fledged beau.
His whiskered head hia dainty paw,
His glossy coat, without a flaw.
His well-curled tall, his high-bred stare
Proclaimed him favored of the fair.
Ah! then his food was creamy milk,
His bed a lounge of down and silk;
t A darllna mistress sought his weal,
No grief ner petted puss might feeL
- By night, by day he went his ways,
Well surfeited with love and praise.
O But' now, you beast, you wretched wight,
1 Begone from decent people's sight,
Go steal from swine your moldly bit,
Make haste my premises to quit,
Or else be pelted well with stones.
There now, Jog on, old crazy bones.
- But what U this that dims my eyes?
What stirrings of my soul arise?
There's something human in your look,
. A something that I cannot brook. ,
, That boy of mine In foreign lands,
. Afanfrom reach of loving bands.
, Totfed on by Fortune's fickle beams,
Only to see their fading gleams
(For some get wealth and some get pain,
And some get want and others gain);
In life's hard race, ohl what if he
A. friendless, homeless wand'rer be!
Come back, Grimalkin, wretched thief,
For all your pains now here's relief ;
A kindly hand to stroke your fui,
' A bed where fouaf ffreaffi anoTgun.
No more on Winter nights to roam,
For here are friends and here a home.
OBSERVATIONS.
FID EMMIE,
BEDDING, &C.
A FULL LINE OF
CHEAP BEDSTEADS
AND
LOUNGES.
;PARL0R & CHAMBER SUITS.
rr COFFINS of all kinds on hand. ES
No. r wrr Tram Strkkt.
CHARLOTTE, N. C
1ST Ladles' and Gentlemen's Burial Robes a
Mine supply.
July 24.
mnxtjertaMttg.
U
NDERTAKING
HEADQUAR
FOB,
Bottled Lager Beer,
ALE AND PORTER,
Is comer Trade and Boundary Avenue. Delivered
to any part of the city, free of charge for $1.00 per
dozen. v
r. u juum&ijUs.
All orders left at John Voxel's tailor shop will re
ceive prompt attention.
mar4
Even the bootblack says his' business is bright
ening up. :
Now Is the time to put up your stove pipes and
get your fall soot. k
Candidates in this country don't kiss people's
babies: they cet the people's babies' fathers
drunk.
They call the Tammany fight in the Syracuse
convention a bolt because it was made for the
door.
Circus proprietors mournfully contemplate the
cable dlajtatches statlDg that 60,000 camels were
lost In the Afghan war.
"Every dav brines Its own trials." said the court
clerk, as he wearily closed the docket and lighted
his ultimate cigarette.
To disinfect a room where there are smokers,
bring In a plate of boiled cabbage. While the cab
bage remains the smell of nicotine will not be no
ticeable.
Smoking will not be allowed at the coming great
walking match in New York. That is to say, it
will be a match that you cannot light a cigar at
ho. Com. Bui.
Ignorant young man to Professor Tyndall
"Professor, how is a man to tell a mushroom from
a toadstool?" Professor "By eating it If you
live, It is a mushroom; if you die, It is a toad
stool." The editor who squashed a juicy cockroach with
the butt end of ms lead pencil ana aiterwaras ior
getfully sucked the same while wooing a coy ex
pression, suddenly found a word, but It proved to
be foreign to the subject under consideration. ( l . . , ,
. A write in the Aueust GenS&nkrig Magazine says
that it is true ot nations as of individuals that a
aaeer is almost as unpleasant to bear as a blow,
and that he la not sure that Dic&en's "American
Notes" did not do more to estrange for a time the
two countries than the Alabama cumcuity.
The- Yonkers Gazette remarks, t&at the negro ex
odus reminds It of the story of a Western man
who was describing the advantages to do gainea
by emigrating to that country: "I tell you, BUI,
when I went west I hadn't a rag to my back, and
now I'm covered with them."
SOUTH CABOI.INA ITEMS.
Last Saturday 101 bales of cotton
were sold in Rock Hill.
Mr. J. MiHenkle and Mr. Archibald
Barron, of Jork, are dead.
Lieut. Allen Jordan, of Chester, has
gone to join his command in Nebraska.
A daily train will run henceforth on
the Cheraw and Chester Railroad from
Chester to Fort Lawn.
Mr. D. P. Hutchison has been elected
second lieutenant of the Catawba Ri
fles, vice Lieut Poag, promoted.
Dr. J. F- Ensor, late superintendent
of the South Carolina Lunatic Asylum,
has received an appointment as surgeon
in the United States army.
The aggregate weight of five men
who weighed in Greenville Wednesday
was 1,317 lbs. The heaviest was Hous
ton Rucker, the well-known drummer.
In the Presbyterian church of Green
ville! jWedjiesday, Mr. Andrew Park, of
Meriweatrjer county, Ga., was married
to Miss Lllla Park Gibba, only daugh
ter of MrifiSGibbs, of Greenville.
The struggle for the mayoralty of
Charleston seems to be a sort of Kilkenny-cat
business. There are three in
the ring, each with tail flushed and
swearing his conviction that he is the
veritable choice of the people.
Miss Lucy "Walters, daughter of Mr.
A. T.Walters, of Lancaster, was thrown
by a fractious horse last Wednesday
and had her arm broken in two places.
Mrs. Rebecca Taylor, who was riding
the same horse with her, was thrown
off and severely bruised.
Constable Wiley Team, of Camden,
pursuing a negro man namea levy
LAST
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WE ARE GOING TO MOVE !
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And we Intend to clear out every vestige in remnants from this season's business. We will occupy a new Store, and In compliment propose, opening an
elegant New Stock; henee. from this day a tremendous sacrifice on oar remaining odds and ends. , '
All of our Straw Hats, without reserve, ranging at $1.50, $1.75. $2, $2.50 and $3, closing at $1. Oar Nainsook Underrerts, at 15c. and $1, at 60c. Our
Summer Jeans Drawers at 75c. and $1, at 50c " f 1
STARTLING PRICES
To Close the Season's Business Prior to Removal !
Our Spring Cass. Suits will all be placed upon two counters and closed uniformly at $10 and $12 -former prices ranging up to $20. Our entire stock ot
Cassi Pants will be reduced to two classifications, viz: $3.50 and $2. Such bargains have never been ottered, and we Invite early attention, to secure the
best selections. Respectfully, K. D. LA.TTA ABRO.
I
EW
GOODS
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the Yadkin.
HAPPY,
JOE FISCHESSER.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE ATLANTA BREWERY
' Let those who never drank Beer before,
Go to Joe Flschesser's and drink the more."
The undersigned is now prepared to fill all orders
Tor every class of Undertaking. Having on hand
full assortment of
COFFINS, CASKETS AND BURIAL CASES,
Both Wood and Metallc
PRICK 18 LOW AS ANT
Hearses furnished If desired.
Kvimlture of every Description Repaired at shtf
notice.
FRESH FROM THE ATLANTA BREWERY, ON
ICE ALL THE WAY.
I have an arrangement with the Atlanta Brewery,
by which I am able to keep on draught, and for
sale by the keg
PURE ICE COLD LAGER BEER
Brought to my door In an ice-cold refrigerator direct
from the Brewery.
Persons In Charlotte, or at a distance, can buy
beer from me at bottom rock prices, and warrant
ed to be as pure and fresh as If Just made.
My faculties this summer for the deUvery of
Beer are better than ever, and as the sole agent
in Charlotte of the Atlanta Brewery, I respectfully
solicit the patronage of the public.
Wines and the best Liquors on draught or for
sale by the quantity all the tune. a , .
JOSEPH FISCHESSER.
ju27 . ,
Navigation of
Salisbury Watchman.
The following are taken from Ihe re
port of S. T. Abert, United States civil
p.nfrineer. ut)on the survey of the Yad
kin river, S orth Carolina, between the
bridge on the North Carolina Railroad,
over tne X aaKin river, ami uio wwii ui
Wilkesboro:
Distance from the railroad bridge near
Salisbury and Wilkesboro (miles) 121.98
Total fall (feet) 887.28
Average fall per mile (feet). ...2i78
Total cost f Improving the Yadkin rlv
, or betweeuabowe. mentioned places,
lor three feet navigation, suitable for
light draft steamboats $444,653.25
Average cost per mile $3,645.29
By the above report we have about
122 miles of the richest part of the
State opened up at the expense of $3,
645.29 per mile, and when we compare
the coat of oDening this river with the
construction of a railroad, we -are sur-
thompson, alias Belton Kennedy, alias
Belton stucKy. wno naa roDDea me
store of Baum & Bros., at Camden, was
turned upon by the fugitive, who fired
a shot which passed through the con
stable's ear. The officer then fired upon
the negro and killed him.
A farmer in Abbeville county who
a few years ago had a place valued at
eighteen hundred dollars, well stocked
and in a good state of cultivation, has
had all his possessions, personalty and
realty, absorbed by liens, and is this
year paying six or eight bales of cotton
rent tor tne same, tne uues naviug en
tirely gone out of his hands.
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Blood, Year, Blood !
Cincinnati Enquirer.
When the editors of the Okolona
States and the Lemars Sentinel were
introduced the other day they each took
three steps backward, ana for some
minutes glared upon each other like
fierce Numidian lions. The Okolona
howler was the first to find words, and
said:
"What! '
And is't thou?
Come, then, bastard.
Let me have at thee,
And by the gods
That roost on high Olympus
rireatyetfp
In a holy second !
Uglif ....
"Rur Tniun mer
ThA "Rftval Beneal Badger of the Sen
tinel displayed his fangs and rejoined
with his native ferocity :
For this opportunity
To call thee
To thy TEETH,
Liar!
Hippograff I
Hippopotamus!
Snide!
Shyster! , ,
And baldheaded snipe of the valley !
.O, come and see me,
-And 111 mop the ground
With" your miserable carcass
Thosi thou thou
Three ply
-And doubly ayea
Horse thief,
A tm! sinn of A eun r
Rut. t,h Okolona howler didn't come.
A Vnr-atAnrler had seized the hem of his
coat-tail between the tips of his thumb
ARRIVING DAILY
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Mammoth Southern Clothiers and Tailors. ' ' '' '
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N. B. Our Stock of Boys' School Suits is complete.
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And with this announcement we beg to bring your attention to the fact that wo. produce
this season, in our newly arranged and spacious store, . ; . i .
THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT STPQK.
if:'
Ever brought to this market. Every care has been taken tqtma,ke eapff.dfarmo com
plete inelegance and style without losing sight of this most essential point Jn trade,! i
VERY LOW PRICES,"
nrS that the T river :haTnot been open- and finger and held him securely.. So So as to make our estabiisnment wortny oi the appellation ot "Emporium qr ii aempn ana
fhft Tnwii man thatthinirs tt j i. j t T: j ,
muiiniu. . : - . nHniuiiianHrs iiir liiiw rniN. .-i t. i
We respectfully invite each and every one to the inspection of our various lines of eoods.
A large and polite corps of clerks will always be in attendance, ready to show whether you
buy or not, t i . ' . i
Samples given with pleasure. 1 , V T '
Very respectfully, " ! !
'tune 20.
W. M. W1LHELM,
With E. G. BoKers, Trade Street.
. (groceries.
HAVE REMOVED
To the well known store room in the Grier & Alex
ander building, on Trade street,
Where can be lound a full stock of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
MOLASSES, BACON, CANVASSED HAMS, LARD,
FLOUR, MEAL, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
BAGGING and TIES,
And such other goods as are
foundlna FIRST-CLAS9 GROCERY STORE.
New Goods Cheap for Cash.
" Consignments solicited and satisfaction
,uumueea.
augttdtwtf '
lJisjcjellattC0tts.
1000 F3SE 8iMpIjEDKBDa -
MOST APPROVED FORM "
Uust Printed and For Sale at the :
OBSERTXR OFFICE
attts.
TOP AT THE .
BOTDEN HOUSE
Salisbury, N. C.
C 8. Bbows, Proprietor.
Late of the NaQOftal Hotel, Raleigh.
c S. Brown, jr., i;aiei smr, "
dc sn
sistanL
$2.00
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MARSHALL
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SAVANNAH, GA.
S2.00
8 T7
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A lnno- aim. We know of a railroad
miles long, not far-from this place,
bnilt through a favorable country, that
cost over $7,000 per mile ; and even a
narrow guage road will cost fifty per
cent more, mile for mile, than the open
in 11 n nf this river. But there is an-
nt.hfir view of this Question: ltailroads
of necessity are nearly always built up
on the ridges, and all the rich returns
of the valleys have to be hauled up to
them. But this beautiful river flows
through the principal valleys anddjrains
those contiguous to it, anu wiieu open
ed up would bear upon its bosom the
harvests of as fine agricultural lands as
are in the State. It would carry to
market the timber on its low grounds
and hill sides, suitable for the builder,
the furniture maker, of MS manufactu
rer of all kinds of implements; and it
wnnlrt nlaee the larse deposits of lime
rock on its banks within the reach of
those who desire to use it; and in short,
a large portion of seven counties, ' that
are now shut up fiom the commercial
world, would ave an outlet for trans
portation -that would bring, to their
doors wealth that they never dreamed
of.
Verbum Sap.
Hackensack Republican.
"Papa," said a bright little girl who
was trying to read the Republican with
out tlie aid. of dictionary, "what does
verbum sav. mean?" JNow it seems
been considered
A. B. LUCE, Proprietor.
Ill .i-i-H'
Reduced rate-$2.00 and $2.60, according to loca
tion of Room.
M. L. HARNETT, uent, law oi rauiwsn nwu
Fet 1B-tf. ,; I
RYE, GRAHAM
AND
WHEAT BREAD
fimt. nana had once
ciuite a scholar and had graduated from
one Ot pur conegea whii,."
r A several &rs aglKjnany uus
r4 f mimkhi he bX .MiWtSJrif studies
to such an extent tnat me siuipicot iiuy
tation bothered him. So summoning all
the latent Latin which long had lain
dormant within the cavernous recesses
of his mighty brain, he said : "My chUd
I'll try to exrilaiir and simplify so jtoa
can easily understand it. Now, ver is
the Latin tar 'green pumis the He
Wrewiot 'ttirtleand ajdUii a corrup
f inn of Rnnn.' hence verbum sap. means.
creen turtle soup.' Put away, your pa
pr child; and ask mamma it supper is
ready."-..-' - -!-''
: Is a
Dost Property ?
Bock Hill (S. C) Herald. ;;T"'; ; 5
that' PTfiiteti cdrisiderable in
terest was. tried before Trial Justice
Tewttl on last Thursday. The facts are
briefly as follows: Miss Cynthia Gam
l,nH a finer which she nnzed very
highly- It strayed iOff. to .thehouse of
vis f.moa ftnrriaon. who shot and kill
rrKnni.r,'nf the doe broueht
-..,4- :t.A rnnverv of. 'damages estl-
a Z Th nlea of the defend
Threeardea the dog . as
Mrt 22- .iU. a. . .THUleatreeL !" t,mflAf ehnniincrit Tnetes-
w -f i . r t,-.', 'I ,.- . . TI1H 1 2111 U1D WUIW v CJ . m
Orders for ornamental Cakes promptly attended to..,! Iirnnriv anbstantlated the Usefulness OI
1 " i l rr. j . i ,amMAt that it was
WELLIMPBOVKD S C ffi'KiFat Cornel
- j :- city property fob SALS. "nkinst i i The fnrV "conitMJscd HJf 'wiitfr'men, rer
i:rsa.t fcUi- wwr-m-. -tf AuZ'fordititfot tkfely'e dollars in fa-
m. mnon deairfnc to Durchase s well Improved I erea.jexVI?5Si.,'n ? "v
9JIIJ JAM. wnu iuuv I ' ; je ;
venlenees, tine weu of water, brick kitchen, wiuun
flye minutes wane oi uie puouo suuttiv, out uv r
AT PBATHKB'S.
Pound Sponge, f ruit. Jolly, and alt kinds of f ancy
Cakesat.,, ?1UTKKR,;.-
turned out as they did that he went out ,
and breathed a silent prayer to neaven.
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Deepening the French Broad.
Brevard (N. C.) Correspondence Charleston News
and courier.
Brevard, the county seat of Transyl
vania, is twentv-one miles from Hen-
dersonville, and in wet weather it takes
considerable time for wagons to go to
and rnme from the railroad depot The
citizens anxiously await better means
nf rtommnnication with the outside
world. That long looked-for desidera
tum will be furnished tnem ere long.
Thft national eovemnient is now en-
cracroA in dpp.neninsr the French Broad.
Tn -a. mnversation with Capt. Averill
and Messrs. Cole and Jonnston, wno
are superintending the work, I learn
that, thftv are buiidine jetties in the
shallow narts of the river, which when
completed will give at least three feet
of water at the shallowest point. The
intention is to onen navigation uetweeu
Brevard and Hendersonvine. a. ireignt
and nassencrer steamer will be built the
drawinsr of which IS at Mr. JUl fetair
tons, a prominent, progressive uuu
of that section. They hope to have the
steanier ready by next summer, when
visitors will enjoy an excursion on ims
nintnrftsoue and most romantic soauI,
which meanders through soft recesses,
intermingled with dewy paths of mead
ows and whispering rills, checkered
with verdant and nower-emDroiaerea
hillocks, and abounding in perspective
of unsurpassed beauty, grandeur and
effeet. This will insure the populous
nftss of Brevard, now a quiet but really
delightful and thnvmg town.
secretarr Sherman and Political As
sessments.
sneelal Dispatch to Che Baltimore Sun.
i .Washington, Sept. il. fcecretary
Sherman took his first objection to the
nasftssment of clerks of the treasury
department for political purposes to
dav. . An. acrent for the New York Ke-
)putlicaa Btat winniifcteeUjjpeared to
day ana askea ior permissiou tu uau-
vasS Wie uepaftjueuw: xuj. Bumuiuuua.
The credehttali WeTe taken into Secre
tary .Sherman's room, and after a ten
d and said that the object of the mis
sion was in. violation of civil service
order Host. The employes in the de
partment would naye Deen giaa to nave
fearried tiii ruling before the Maine
election.
eommodated by applying at
TB3S OFTICX
.,' arOBMW JJlOKSOXJ&.BXSTSWXET if a II
tOBAOOO. ''
SEPT EEiEl M.
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WE DESIRE TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION 'TO Otll
LARGE AND VARIED ASSOMMENT OF
ill t
Cents' FurnisHing G6odvHats, Ciaps
Selected with gfeat caret Our shelves and counters will be . found, replete with all the Novelties
attractive Resigns,
AND ALL THE LATEST ST YLES ARE FULLY
cVc,
latest, fn.4 m09t
t I UtxlffHtl
REPRESBNTE
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Tn aiw fitia will a found fAnda ITiat. riritwithatandmor th advanA in fhp raw material, iva am a hi a tnnfTflr, at tha
old priees, and in some instances ;lower than ever before. The reputation of our house for keepirjigCrOoqs of Well-known
makes, (so that the customers may be assured of getting full talne for their money) wfll'be fttny'mamtMnerl.'also its
character as THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHARLOTTE. : . truii hah y.t; U.
W. KAUFMAN & CO. ' ' ClllllaXa
Comer of Trade and Tryon Streets. , . ,,,,, ;i Corner oi Trade ad,Trp8treeto,flIj.J''
P. 8. We are selling off our entlie stock of Boots and Shoes at and below cost. , ; , , ;o . , . j0 .HHrW.f ,CO.
:siff
KING'S MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY,
-. Nsw ToBKr September 2, 1879;
TEB annual meeting of tbe Stockholders of the
, KINU'S MUlQiTAIN MINING COMPANY
wilt be told at the office of the company; No. 52
Broadway, Room No. 64, on TDXSDAY, October
7, 187U, at 12 vetoeK sl, ior ine eieooon ox am
eers for the ensuing year, and the transaction of
such other business as may legally transpire
Assistant Secretary.
Sept lO-ertatd.
Civil and Mechanical
ax
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T8ept
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Two1 bxraseseontalrimg 6 rooms eachM
one m wagoner f -Colleee and 4th
toe other on corner off Chorch and 4th
.streets'. . ;.
IB BINT.
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A Strange Suicide;
A Paris letter savs that a suicide took
nkna An MnndaT at the Follies Bereere
under very pecunar circumstances. The "O. "KJ j. T . "VT T? x T M Q.
Xtf lrsrsZt fmm a lAttAr fniind on his & IN U 1 i A 11 VT
nnmsa to be a devotee Of science. He left
the following letter:- "I desire that my
Wlv hft iriven to the Facultv of Medi-
to fitudv. I shoot mvself because I
am suffering from an incurable disease.
In spite pXthat I xim as strong as a
w knddannotTdie. Let me be very
carefully dissected. . I shall afford the,
doctors a very curious study.
nwVunnuBitaf tlu VAtwnviltfaui. lintel, irtiffpir
i the music store,' and Commercial National Bahlcvf
t Alan fnm(.h.l nvwm. In Una. .in. twiHHtna nntll
il Minimi., p iiwiiip iw. :i i wii i 1 arm .m .
Apply to . u. u. jsuuijuh
AT THK BSNSSXLAXB POLYTSCHNIC IN8TI-
TUTI, TBOY, N. Y. Th owe engineering
x.Knni in imariniL NaTt term beaina September
18th. The Beglster lor 1879 contains a Ust of the!
graduates ior ine past on yean, wun umit.vvb
Bonsi also- eonne of tody, lequirenientst ex
penses, et& Address
aogl7dAwlm
Wnu a TOUNO,
Treasurer.
January 1st aext
septo a '
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TJH)B SALK. .i-
,r A Y ABM Or 78 ACRES"
ehait'neh'mbred; three
rauea norm, ox uaanoaB, ma, tne v.
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ifiHiK'
.jAliiii'l.
Aatbe. warn atealher ia. tutai faJrir him
lee has become a necessity, I am' prepared to fill
orders honetodce and vKh4 snperiet quality
ol Pure Lake Ice at figures which 1 bare been lor
tuerr selUngLu if r ean miakea' dally 'deUrertes to
regular cuiOomera... Those , wheto not desire lee
each dar In rwiilar fakknutina an nmcuna UekttM
ly applying to drtrei aCearMc it meat fflDe. lee
dj eaE.Joaa,, carrel or otherwise a, specuuty, and
rompeas gnaranteeaa erery mstanee. '
j In Coal I haw Af&U stoalUBf As kMUUT earned
in the business, embracing all kinds for families,
oundriea1 lanT mtUi ai tMlefhTfilied' at short
: My stock of Lumber Is complete, and ,o an the
various klnd'auaUy Carried to the baslneas, such
as 6-4 dressed flooring, 6-tf dressedtpeuiiig, select,
ttry boaras, Aci' large BtdcK of laths, shingles, Ac,
eonstarhandj Kami ate si on special bUls
fonnshea on application. Also bills of all kinds
of liuubuiMiniiJnrCAt .JSrveornoUce. Office and
Yaid foiBea Trade? rtreeft an JLC.JE1B. . P. O