ft
(Iljc t)axMi bscrritx.
CIIA8. BU JOWES, Editor Sc Proprietor
ESWKKD AT TH FOBT-OFFIC-t AT ,ClU-tirn,
K.a,4SXnCU96 Maitsh. ' "xvl .
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1879.
XIIE IWDEFEWbEPTT BOOM.
The letfer of "Iwlander "written
from Raleigh, and printed on" our "Erst
age tliisi morning, would be almost as
surprising as that of "Lochiel," from
Washington, if the Raleigh papers had
not previously prepared us to believe
that the independent movement was a
reality. As it is we cannot repress an
expression of surprise at the substance
of this letter from Raleigh, and yet we
feel fully justified in giving it place in
our columns, f It agrees in manner
with certain of Judge Tourgee's ; state
ments, and the truth of the main point
brought out is established by the com
ments of the Raleigh Observer anifTews
upon the letter of "Lochiel." That
writer and "Lowlander" have sought to
show that an independent movement,
having in view the capture of the ex
ecutive office, will be made next year.
The allegation is one which cannot be
disregarded, coming as it does from re
sponsible sources, and anything that
tends to throw any additional light up
on the alleged schemes of the enemy
will find a place in these columns. If
wrong is done in the matter of detail,
this may be righted; but if the warning
of an impending danger remains un
spoken we will be responsible for our
own undoing.
"We would not be understood as try
ing before we are hurt. The danger
may be imaginary; there is much great
er probability that it is real. If imagin
ary, no wrong w.hich may not be right
ed has been done; if real, it were better
that we sound the alarm than seek,
when too Jate, to justify ourselves for a
failure to do so. , - '
Henceforth, all good Democrats may
well look out for "signs." No harm can
come of any scheme to overthrow the
Democratic party r in this, one of its
strongholds, if the garrison is only
awake and stirring. The danger lies in
over-confidence, by reason of which the
enemy may haply catch us napping.
IHOORE'S SCHOOL. HISTOHY,
The publishers of Moore's School
History of North Carolina Messrs. Al
fred Williams & Co., of Raleigh, have
finally remembered us, and now have
our thanks for a copy of this work. It
traces events from 1584 to 1879, and is
a volume of 309 pages. Our judgment
of the character of the work, already
made up from reviews and criticisms
from intelligent sources, has not been
changed by a cursory glance at the
volume itself. We note a number of
errors of omission and commission
but as we have heretofore remarked,
perfection was not to have been expect
ed. In the collection of the facts Maj.
Moore has evidently been laborious
and doubtless conscientious, and as it
stands the book is valuable, since ?ii
will teach the children of the State
much that they should know and that
has not heretofore been accessible to
them or to their teachers. The
volume certainly demonstrates one
fact which should be gratifying to all
North Carolinians, and that is that we
have among us a man who, with the
disposition to undertake the work, com
bines many of ; the elements of an his
torian. That Maj. Moore is a gentler
man of sufficient capacity for such a
labor as that which he has imposed, up
on himself, we have never doubted;
that he has the time, the means and
the inclination to; give to such an un
dertaking, we are assuredly glad to
learn.
The criticism which his first effort
has encountered will be of immense
advantage to him in his future efforts
if, as we doubt not, he is possessed of
sufficient good sense to receive It in the;
proper spirit. Errors having been
pointed out, he is given the opportuni
ty to correct them in his later editions,
and in his library edition of the History
of North Carolina, upon which we un
derstand he is now engaged, the State
will have, we are led to liope, a worktuut one part of thel
which will be worthy o it
SOUTHERJf- COTTO MAACHrtTRfe
The late report of the National Cotton
Exchange places the total consumption
of cotton by Southern mills during the
year 1878-79 at 18,489- bales, . against,
147,747 bales the previous year, showing
a gain of 26 per cent. .Georgia is by far
the largest cotton manufacturer, hav
ing 160,000 spindles ia operation, UorJk
Carolina standing Second, and-fiouth
Carolina third. Texas js the sm,alleit
in the whole list, her consumption Quir
ing the past year having been onfy 31
bales. While the consumption in the
Southern States last year showed; an in
crease of 26 per cent.' the gain ii that of
the North was only 2 per cent. A; num
ber of new mills are now in course of
construction m. different parts of ,the.
bouth, and; tlie,. production thus being
increased, the percentage during the
next few years is expected to show a
much greater rate than in the past.
Ife looks bad for- Westbn.j Ipasri'f i
a6wn nimself worthy pi the0expecta-r
shown
vions 01 nig friends. He is a badly
beaten man, and it is much more than
probable that Eowell wm carrrthe belt
back to England, his sickness of yester
day to the contrary notwithstanding.
If he does, and if the result shall Jte an
universal acknowledgement of his sti-
perionty, it will probably put anenrj
.to this international jackasseiy.
.not, it win cpntinue indefinjtelyTJjeje
xoie, ova sympathies are,, with, Eowell
witnm
l nigger as second choice; ;
The Mobile Izfer, in .the subjoin-
ed arai?raTilT:
hud wrue mwarU"
ness of many a Sou,thern outrage avs
the Register:: ;When eblbredkk At.
the South gets cowhided for beingirva
!he sendif word' to the .'NewiTbik Tri
bune that he was there as a Republican
for jpoliticaj purposes, ;and.thafc periodic
; cai i : announces anuiuer orutai out
rage"
A "N"ATTTA CONSEQUENCE. "VTe
read in the Richmond correspondence
of the Petersburg lndex-Azneal,i3xaJ,
man whose mind hadSefcmf deranjmdH
on the subject p the'gdlfc visfd
the Virginia
. - -r.-js Z
ana aemanaea an auuieuue nuu wo
Governor, for the purpose
of ventila-
ting his views on the financial issues of
the day. This does not strike us as
being at all singular. The wonder is
Jliaterejs a sane, majijjft mVir
ginia. The manner in wnicn tne cam-
palgn is boffig conducted fa thafiSKfe
. - '. i "ijif ' s.ifii
is ; enougn p;o .run every -piijzenruejgi
distracted. Even at this distance from
the scene of carnage this writer's mind
is beginning .slander, caused by a
close reading of the Virginia newspa
pers for the past two months.
,'" BRIEF NEWS ITEJttS.j g ,
It is rumored in Richmond tRaf ilr.
John --T. Ford intends building Am
opera house in that city.
The Virginia tMidtand road has ar
rifid an averasre of over 500 'passengers r
a day for the last four months.
Gen. Fitz Lee has been unanimously)
nominated as the Conservative debt
paying' candidate for the Virginia
House of Delegates for Stafford and
King George counties.
One hundred English farmers have
arrived at Montreal, Canada, en route
for Little Saskatchewan, where they
propose to settle. Tbey;3me capitSBfot
the amount of $50,000. ""itfong tfeS
party are sons of English noblemen.
Gen. Grant, in a dispatch to, Mayor
Stokley, of Philadelphia, feturns:thatiks
for the proposed recoptionn that city,
says he cannot now name a time for
visiting PhfladelphialmL wlil-tefririnr
know when he can. r3r . .. ,r,y
Alderman Tto
latest- - prominent witndrawai'S.ffom
Tammany. He says he has always
been governed bv the action of the
national and State conventions of the
Democratic party, and that it is
now too late for him to change a habit
so long practice '
The' Springfield t'CMass.) Republican
says: f'Thomas F.Bayard is: to-day the 4
only prominent leader withi imme-J
diate future in tna uemocratic party.
He represents something more than
the Democratic organization ; he repre
sents independence jnClicsr 7
'' Francis D. Moultob; iiie-"mutual
friend" in the Beecher trial, and Wm.
A. Hazard, comprising-the firm of
Francis D. Moulten & Co., have been
suspended by the board of managers
from the privileges of the. New lork
produce Exchange, of which theyfai-e
members. The charge against them is
"conduct inconsistent witli the just and
equitable principles of trade.". Xfre dif
ficulty is said to.be the refusal of Mr.
Moulton to be governed by the decision
of the arbitration committee 'in a, dis
pute regarding a consignment of saltJ ;
Ex-Gov. Broydcn Gaugbt at but,
Reldsvllle Times.
.Ex-Goy. Brogden is aboat5.. He has.
b$en 'office nearly all; hjs Iffiatq A
saving nian, has put up about $40,000.
He is a most amiable and lovely gentle
man, but for thirty years has never
seen the woman he would marry. Of
course, like all old bachelors, he has his
eccentricities. Raisedjon4heiaxm.-andJ
at the plow handle he was ever relig
iously opposed to ever wearing a watch
or a boot, or owning a gun. This was
well known of-hiaajwhe.n Governor of
the State. But in his recent term to
Congress. Washington Girv Droved too
pmueh foii him.i xne p,eaMgmm
I Adasmng widow in to
Asdaahlng widow in the Treaswrf
partment, lovely and accomplished, shot
the death arrow. It struck home. We
leam they are engaged. And such, a
metamorphose does Love work that
the ex-Governor not onljjr sports two
hundred dollar gold watch, but he has
presented his inamorata "with a 'dia
mond ring worth one hundred and fifty
dollars, r. .When Love- leads, the danpe
money pays the fiddler.' ' The ex-Governor
is setting to his partner.
.The Locblel Ittejr Againi
Balelgh News.
probable future of 'the guBi
field. Rather racy and good in itself,
but nqttrictly&urpjte inj its; details.
For some weeks it has been an open
secret that a prominent lawyer of this
city a very, able mail, by the way, and
JUt5 W11U HiW lUMlt) l(Ji U1LUSB1I A UU.11UU-
al reputation would like to lead the
independent movement in this State.
It is no idle talk-an "independent move
ment. This movement is already
"booming" in XJeorgU, Jssisgipgi' and
Fliida, wia'arbilctoJldil)
mg the Democratic party on local is
sues, ana aner tne isu campaign, on
general issues as "well. - ' "
Consequently when The Charlotte
.UBSERVEX"cjpne to hand we werHsomi
WAat prepared to Usten fScerahpo
tion of the statement" without wonder,
a surprise: we refer to the allesrations
We wmldmkVfiq litaf. Wha nihse
papers r Tjaptain -Tvstre expiieitty -ac
mes any
outside ownership and so
ao we. -
' The OhU Elertlob. i '.VAIK
, Washington Letter to the BBlamere 8on-54ttf
' Representative4 'Neal.- 6f OlfioV b
etaunch Republiean, whis th lateaw
amvai irom wiai tateiiqmrMSjft.
wciici buait tue eiecuon win oe ciose.
fand- if$!eter'is- elected -Hdfrwr&gofr
bf by ay-Tf6ryftma;
1 1 .-. z i.z -. if t . 1
XiW"ig, us says, nasBUpw
skfll as aieader andSan ori
circumstslncA accorin? to
hs hadtfee-endencto heln.
DemocTatS'Yfii'yrflUcli'-tQrlflg'
paignuie lmpossjjpuitjnpf
wauaasoes ailHii uin.
candidates for Governor and neutenant-
governor were gallant Union, officers,
Mr. Raunu'the: .commissioner of in-
umuiiicu, maves 10-mgnt ior ine vv eat
T-i. t t- . W .... 1. -,:
wun a Dunaie; D'CampsMgnvfipeecjaej
wnicn ne; win .ore.Kn acfi.-icom
venientpointa. 1 It X34inaei3s)0-Uthat
he has also: as tatt of i fiifl ainmunitin(
a mass of internal revenue statistics.
twisted and tortured to suit t&6tefrA
sion.
T&ett atad,'iVoiv'.'! '
In lookine over the" "Gold Circular.
issued by WmjB. Smith & Co, Raleigh,
in 1866, we find "that on the first of
nrtv
nronthlics TubilshedrvtheBtate.r Of
aI3e,lre b.hIthalLare
uuunsueu dv tne same oersons wno
woweoijWfiiw
Xi 1 . . ; . . - . r
ca
Press,
of SOletri?
Ifrthe .sain
tabular
statement of thn
lof Con-
Ai-i.LLeQ.?l25e cutfelic
eSnbacka"
at whicfTtime
a jh ' ; . i : ..
uuMr.wag WOEHli piOO Altt fTUon-
n lJ Pll -- 1 .!- 91
--w.ut a 1 1 1 v i rw. i iiiu -k m
1 'rr 1 p.-' r. 1
wanaiAenjehH 1
1 -...
fi:;u-!
q Memphis, Sept. 26. Last night two
masked negroes entered the dwelling
Of Wm. Howler. -rfiRidirter t.wft Triiiaa
V 1 O,. -"" ""'
a,ioad-.
the4
JNOtiliner 'tt'- HiiiinH r,a di-AUJ.
The Charlotte Observer of Tuesr 1
day contained a tetter relatinj to the'1
ernatorial 1
if "V
anizSElr. Onll
411 KicotntK
the
ITL L .
.
Ai -v V1. n. A. Xl m. SL'JC.WjmmsZ g JSXMTT-Z JTT f
waiiieu, iwogan-weeKues, r jwo sfp.fi ljae vourssr
weeklies, tnirtv weeKiies ana three east.
1. ot4jhaiotKff -and
m J "Z B ; ; ft K ft X
Nil i Ui 9 I
sp.nrMifinn
t ' aim kx
a act A
Tr, ana-presenting
- pistpi -Droceedd' to iaiisack
nouse.
The burglaiae.."
OF THE STEPPERS.
8
L Doubts ,of Weston
TO en La
Testi.!move-
gffijaarthe fiigJdSsrere errat
ic and uncertain. His physician this
morning declares that he is not in his
right mind. Rowell has been off the
track since seventeen-miautes - past 6.
a tArritty skkv'ili Afiiritikeitia
waPoRwelsEness inspir,eoT
new life into Merritt, Jiaa,Gypn,
and Hart; and they are affibslorig ,
with increased energyMalgmstJinan
ages to keep his lead of 4 miles over
Hazael and is 16 miles behind RowelL rJ,
Rowell came On the track at 11 min'
utes past noon -and was greeted witn5'
great applause. He looks sick and left'
the track, at12.30, during which timq
hef afc-lyi ila&e d$e mile and two laps. :
ii ti Hi 4-Wefffcnn Sfti miles and 3 lan.
NEWS
KCs!lrltt: H 1
fc. i Ail . I .if ! St
1 T-. J L 1 1 i V t
Xbtr&t
RoweS 421 j aid 3, Hazael 402 and ifrn5
GpyoiH387 anqf, jaaniB 343 and 3, Mer
ritt 407t"Hart-S74 atrd STKhrone 341 and
It Taylor 193, Federmeyer 322 and 6.
Fiiere was a rumor this afternoon'
to! Rowell had been poisoned, but the
trouble was a rush of blood to the headJ
a severe attack of colic and vomiting;
He went off the trac sVeilMmebut
Improved and is walking easily. Mer
ritt, Ennis; Hart and 'Krhone 'are' also
walking without apparent difficulty,
but Guyon, Weston and Hazael make
great effort.
9 p. m. Weston 394, Rowell 445,
Hazael 429, Guyon 412, Ennis 371, Mer
filt 436, Hart 401, Krhone 208, Feder
tneyer 348.
HOW MK.1IPUIS FAHES. ;,;
Four De&tlis, ' One that of it Cailiollc
Priest Tbree New Cte(j
Memphis, Sept. 26. 10 a. m No new
cases are' reponeo'twoealh
lastenifidit Lyttleton Penn and Rev-
Seville.
Tne rormer was
left in charge of the street railway com
nanv's office, and second lieutenant of;
the Porter Reserves, the white military.
company recently organized. He was
also a prominent Knight of Hoior
being financial reporter of Diamond
Lodger ltev. Fathor RyviBe fPfas a
Catholic priest of tltf Dofhinlcaa rder.
Heas ablative of France agid Came to
Memphisiist Januaftr frOnAV'asliing
fenFOay, Ivpere helidi:eidM fo? two
TBarsr He "was stTrdrarasrj0nday
night and died at 5 o'clock this morn
ing. The deceased was 39 years old.'
The-weffSSipfrclQudy.
iioori-'Miee new cases are reported
W. P. Hiestand. Charlotte White and
Loul W ong,the last-named a Chinaman ;
two more deathsr-Hattie "Sprftgue and
Antonio Praggto;'1- ' '
Race at JLouieville aud Peoria.
T A n C" i- rt rry. . 1 '
two mile dash, Himiar won, Dave
Moore second. Ecker hMd, Time, 3.35.
Peoria, ali.' tsepti 26.-r-At , the fair
gro und yesterday Hopeful trotted two
me Heats -agawt a runnipg norse in
2.21 and 2.213$. r, ilu't ;,; i.-,
JIliA'fIaiielioia Democratic Nuui
aew uuu riuuuriDi
St. Paul, Sept. 26. The Democratic
Convention nominated Edward Rice.of
St. Paul, for Governor; h. P. Uarnum,
Lieu tenant-Governor ; Felix A. Bowen,
Secretary of State ; Lyman B. Cowdry,;
State treasurer; Gen. Jr. M. liabcocJs,
Attoroey General ; Wm. Colville, Rail
road ' 'Commissioner. The platform
arinpterl rlAf.larpa that trip. TTnitftd States
is an indissoluble union of indestrucfc
ible States, and demands the revisibtt
otftirf vstm, aeciarrs com ana silver trie
rtoftfjwetithe t;nifaition, favors; re
form in the civil service and denounces
the presence of the army at the polls.
Brace's Revelations.
W'ismxGTbsr, September '25fSena-
Itor Bruce, chairman of the .committee
to investigate the anairs 01 the Jb reed
man's Bank, said to-day that when the
report waft made there would be start
ling revelations. He should try to in
duce Consrress to buv the Freedmen's
L-B&nfe tending? if a stiJeToan ibe effected.
Mt?wtrilA guarantee waddrtitfhaf divi
dend of twenty per cent to creditors,
which -with thirty per cent already
paiflwnliaggregate a total of fifty;p"er
cent., probably all the creditors will
ever get. 1
Tbe Engiifck Laborers and Masters.
London, Sept. 26. It is probable
that the weavers in other cotton mills
at Wigan will follow the example of
those in the Victoria mills and refuse
to w.oxkybut a long resistance is not ex
pected, as few of the operatives are con
nected with any trade union. Tlie
Kgucnpfttde ftqTrtfi! at Bolton, have
given TioxlceT a further reductioh.of,
5 per cent in the wages of weavers, to
take effect after October 8th. Seveh of
tne teaaing j? usuan manuiacturers at
LBerry liayfi gixepL- notica olaj:ediictioh
wgesof reavers a:
1st.
New York, Sept.
25. A brief was
nited States Dis-
jled jto-toyranrcafBv
j. iiiaen on mo
rticulars. It sets
forth that the defendant swears he is
ignorant of the claims made against
him and that it is necessarv and mattv
riai to his defense that a bill of partieu-
1 L lit.. f 1
iars snouia oe iurnisnea.
Wfcfcftr
Virginia. !
ffl'flSCirRSBURa. V A.. SeDt 2fi. Thn fifsf.
Lidst bt&he season was plainly perceita-
Die in many places hereabouts this.
1 uiurmng, uut owing to the heavy dew
vejeiaitioiB escaped uninjured. The
mefircuiy stood at 50. Should an earlv.
f aU ocour toe cotton and tobacco crop&
wim us cupsiaeraoiy cui snort.
sakfrona Fire at Deadwood,
,jW2wobaf ft4?(5T)-, Sept 26.-i
flrftKhfs mbWildg-brke out in ; tl
Jet spread ra:
piui anu airaost aescroyeaxne ousmess
portiuu vi ine ciiy. a tnousand ver-
ai tfrtiomess ancUa adeetitute
. .... .0
'iWMiiMnWVmiiiikitit rn.ii
Li l f?ui mr r?'
-jsw a okk, &ec ae. a greatmasa
JMH ' piastiiftht by' the
'rianimanT '.ueraocrats'to' ratify the
j;ViiViiviQ.tArt crKunKrwii f r ;
8peehl wefe-mMe diBmeiife Tilden
ii.im- jx. w yi L ..t-Xi jr r i VXJ y CIXIUI.
ana rtopinson.
RnrdinnnkA Chnlr . !TT .... I .
, ?rrl,
MEMPHis,ept. 26. A slight shocky
ieit nere last night.
ijas northwest to south-
SPARKS FROXE THE WIRES..
1 n .
1 '
TmmttrSrf3 dealers
1 res. aiuonen tner mar aesnair or raiief. it in
attainable by rheumaao suflerers. for there Is a
i kt.i. .!. v. . a .
inuicuj muu rnas uu. ut iiinruin ill iiifinuuii-ku
T.- .,' - .. , . 1
i'yiy.tvr:V"-c'e
iportant channels Joe'
niiu-i- urin-u-iHMAnii mjtii i c.iHfnHTi I-1 mcir
pathologists the most eminent attribute the painful
Bjmpwma a meory completely Dome out by uqni
ary analysis. The name of this grand depurepl i
Hostetters, a preparation likewise celebrated as
remedy for constipation, which causer contamina
tion of the blood with the bile and a etrtnJn
means of relief In dyspepsia, fever and ague, aircl
nervoiis ailments. It Is, perhaps, .the finest itorde
tttaiWandishlgtirji
-eeenm6iiaB
ajtAfiiedlcinal
-ftmllith-tKttmnitimri hVnMmol..
uer wacooer
.JL V '
The logs is estimated at a million and a;
hifotWoMUdiiKdollafs?1 .-
OTeRs&Txss. ixaienBBSDencea. it is
1 l<ttlna6ltfyrftff-Vn-Aatlc. I
lBU7SSSf5m
Jl brakeman on a Western railroad placed $50
In a combination, which turned a profit or 3 per
cent . ecuml to.2H&7.fiOHier ona huDtred sharps.
etUh a profit ot SI -7 S.'-lu addition to the f 50 b
nojF f esiea, A:onai cU)r.maae 31,140.24 in two
cotm ltatfctis. !Theapef titenaentof ah Eastern
ran ay mruie jiOfZr la
0j.rna v ateo madi t ,.
of -stock roeculatlohs odbso.
thousands into one whole, dividing the profits pro
rata every thirty days. ' The combinations handled
with the best skill and experience,
attain ereat
success in the stock maiRei. jrrom s
From $25 to S10.OO0
can mu te Invested arith vast advantaeer Tlie
new explanatory circular, wiui "unerring rates tot
stiffs bailed hvi Ifrsahi.'. XawrAiee & tx.
BikerM STxchauee Place, H et Ye GKy F
' . To all who are suffering trom the errors and in
discretions ot youth, ''nervous weakness, eSrly d
cavVlesa of manhood, Ac., I wHl send a secfpf that
wlU cure you, ,VKSX , OF . CHABGE. . This great
remedr' was" "discovered, by -a missionary In
800th America ' Send 'A self-addressed ienvtlope
to the BSfljpSPHIi IN MAN,. Station ftsew
itt iillii Hfri6iifU?8 'ji3JIt! i-j.
dtpber J !$t, ' 1 879.
vA B EVOLUTION Of MINSXBELSY 1
.Old Furina Discarded, IatroducUonotltew, Ideas.
LV'S
. i. .Neeroes. J .,TrT(
Ml N S T' R,E'L:5I
. . .' ' ' 1 ff'1 'I... 't-, r
The Greatest Geiiuin Negro'Mfnsliel (Sjiirpsny in!
r.r - ( the World. '' -,
''.V ABmSRmh
6 GRKlT Bi'ratiis.' i 1 Motto 'im DANCE
MEN. ft ES3BNC&a)AlGi38a. : ; J
..: . .aiif- . j T"
..""fi-: : i '. . T ,:. ;
"The Bogtown"' Qnkriette; ! '4v!aneirakW
Spectres.'' "Gllmore's JubUee, vaThe Mulllganji
GuaTda.! -"The BarnyafdSReveL -J'TJie SlrBaa-!
jo Orchestra.' , -yne urenees.": ..--jLoe rm
Boat FroUe," etc. T ,v-, : , ;
(Seats secured at the McSmfth Mnitc House, and
at Central Hctel Cigar htand. : ;
OPBRAOUSK.
EXTB-lOSDEHABY XTTEACTfON.
iiONE NICHT; ONLY I ;
RATURJDATC, SIPyiMBBR 27th, 1879.
Smith, Waldron, Morton and
. Martin's brlgl.nal
BI G MINSTRELS
BIG ft MINSTRELS
20 Artists. 25 Artists;
JOHNNIE MORTON, the Prince of Comedians.
CHABUES HiYWOOU, the only Male oopruo in
the.World. - ' .i
EINB BROS., the' VtHlc-l Wonders
HAHKY ARMSTKOKU. the Son of Memos.
i i ! j
Magnificent Orchestra. Superb Quintette.
ELEGANT BRASS BAKD. . ; ' "J
i'if' ''
Mrth wHh Decorum.
s: i :
ce OTadalsskm,: SO Cents and 81.
J. 8. SHEPPABD,
Business Manager.
Sept 25-L43l
BST H?WEST METHOD
FOB IKI1U,BLT
SURKIM CLOTHES,
Without Fen, Ink or any preparation. No expo
sure to sun or artificial heat required, and can be
used either by writing, or with rubber stamp. La
dles will find it useful In stamping. We warrant
It to give
An Indelible Impression.
- . . . .
No trouble to use K, and sufficient for 500 names.
Sold for
" 50 CENTS.
.,: . , WDDX M BBOTflER,
6ota Amenta for Wfestern N. C.
COLUMBIA sjfi$Dl
AUGUSTA
RALLBOAO.' ' -
it CWAKtOTTB, OOLtJHBIA &WD AUGU8TA R. R.,
u, I, ... . PQMnuaA, a C Sept; 7, 1879. ,
On and, after September 17th, the passenger
ichedule over this road will be as follow. :
Oonco South,''!
Leave Charlotte, .......
Arrive Columbia, . , ,
Leave Columbia , . . .
Arrive Augusta. . . -.1 j j. y. . '1 1 j. . . ,
; hi i 1 1 : i v i : DAT ASSNaR.
(- ; 'nil ; Gonsra Noeth,
.12 35 A. x
. 5 80 A, X
. 5 87 A. H
. 9 45 A. If
Leave Arwabtn. .; u . -.v. ............
6 50 A. ft.'
10 48 a.m.
mvewuwD-- .....
Ieave Colambla
10 65 iu ft.
Charlotte..:.. .:
4 OO P. M.
FREIGHT WITH COACH !AT;a6HE).
' ' ' ' rvrrA GfvntmT ' - 1
teave Ctiarldfte,, . V. .', 1. :. . : 4 .00 hjc
i ' 1 J Rock WOik . . ; .v.;. 6 10 T. M.
it VJ VML1 T CIUUXJ3.
ij.fi i 'Chester, . lu &u . . u; . i . . , . ; s : . ft CO'P.'Ki
. -Mf: wlmsiao....Y. ...... ilO 10p.m.
Leave Columbia.... ...... 1 10 a.m.
"Arrive Augusta,... I . 9 15a.m.
1 1 FRSIGHT WITH COACH ATTACHKB.
,; Goma-NOBTH. ' '-
Leav'AuU8ta....4.,t.i. ........ 5 15 P.
Leave Columbia,... . ..... I 20 A.M.
,." , WlDnsboro..,-.,f : ,., 4 50 a.m.
.,-..i. Chester,. r. . ...... . . . . . 7 25 a. m.
-!,rf- BOCfcHltl. ..f.JJ..i.' ..i....t.V.Lvl 10 A.M.
j-mveat uiariotti.i.:j;.sv;ii.,i.Hw1lL 20 p.m
r, FREIGHT WITH COACH : ATTACHED.
. fiomeSooTH. ':.f.:i
Leave Charlotte....... ........ r 4 40 A, m.
" Rock H1U,.-... .., ,.... 7 16A.M.
Chester............. 9 25a.-.
' ' WinnsboroVJ. j .. . .12 !80 A-ac
j-uve at wiumMa,;. . i. . . .uv.v ...1 sOPiM
; : ; JREIBHr WlTH COACH A TACHEP, .
! Qotsro NdKrtt, rv. i
Xe&ve Columbia. ... 1 v. . .v. ............. 5 SO a. M.
: Wtonsboro : ,,B 40xm.
" Chester, 1120 a.m.
RocitiBit.'rr..-. .v.... 1 iop.m.
ArtlveCaHotte.i... ...-.;... 8 45 p. m.
Pullman Palace Cars from Augusta New York
AMdJ-ni'
A ;TINTKVBW5SaES: OHIO RAILROAD
".JoJftiir uu fsri "id U.-Yk-A
in- - gisrti '.'iii. f? a?.' H;:x
Scpraiimrwrrt;D-TO3,!i : r
1 -.!: .irrtt...-.,.-.j.. a..v.-.'Tl . . .....
i ana aner Tnesday,- 8ett 23d' the lollowirti
mm
fad fro GreeMlHHO -to Aiffiuata,-, , t Wl : ; .
wMigtonviaiJrl-lraii1 '
yniij,; ji'-j ji3.t. . K-L-JC-l SupeMntMident.
1 O.'i .
acrid element to wMchfuie iwm ltun?ve. thirottdt i i !m : vt-j
moil KiWfSHfi'bmr tfE.
" Davidson College,. ...... pm.
axamDh-(iM 6 00 a.xa.
fhe3IIo8t CoBiplele
j et -. s. w ' A A "4ii ",Ak j
1
ill If:
rrX) BE FOUND IN THE CITY, IS NTJWBErNG
JL and of excellent quality ; and our line of FINE
hMt maiTM Mtinnt ha inttMw) in beauty of finish,
These Goods were all carenuiy seieciea, wim
to Inspect our Stock,
earner, to Portmouth
rtrrHNBfnfHii-lisBi
' ' ' '
; ' NO DRAY AGE, NO WMM3SI02V MLEN
;. i.i-.a ..-.,-. ! . j ... . . ."' :' 'j' -ifl.v-'- - . .' .i".it:, i
F Martt Goods plalrtrf via SeaLoard Alr-Llnd. Freight received at anxhadr afth li. m,-..
ces of the Line. Tor InlonnaOon u to Tariff, Schedulp
April S0d6m.
X H. BleAden,
DRcoeisT aitd cbsmstt,
Now offers to the trade a lull stock of 7
Lubin's Extracts and Colognes
English Select
SPICES
Colgate, Honey and Glycerine Soaps.
English, French and American
.TOOTH BRUSHES.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared at all hours, both night and j
day at
J. H MCA DEN'S
Prescription Store.
SECURITY,
SECURITY,
SECURITY.
200 Barrels of
C. WEST & SONS'
EXTRA NO. 1 KEROSENE
AHL
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.
West's Extra No. 1 Kerosene Oil. from C. West &
Sons, Bait-more.
Highest Medal awarded at Centennial Exposition.
Crystal Oil Works, Canton. Warranted to stand a
fire tester no degrees -ranrenheu bejoro it will
burn. C. West 4 Sons, Baltimore.
For Sale by
Dk. J. H. McADEN, Sole Agent,
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
U RENT.
Two houses contalnlrtz 5 rooms each
-one on the corner of College and 4th
taeotneron oorner or onurcn ana .m
stpeets. :
JAS. H. CARSU.
6ept-lT--tL
JjM)R RENT.
The basement of the Metropolitan Hotel, under
the music store, and . Commercial National Bank.
Also furnished rooms In the same building until
January 1st next, - Apply to H. C SCCLES.
septa tf . - y ' ; ; '.
ptlscellaucotts.
As the warm weather is now fairly open, when
Ice has become a necessity, l am prepared to fill
orders at shortest notice and with a superior Quality
of Pure Lake Ice at figures which: 1 have been for
merly selling. My cart makes dally deliveries to
regular customers. Those who do not desire lee
each day in regular quantities can procure tickets
by applying to driver of cart or to ma at office, ice
by car load, barrel or otherwises specialty, and
promptness guaranteed to every Instance..; ' "
, In Ooal I have a toll stotk, as Is nsnally carried
in the btalnesfl, embracing all kinds for famines,
foundries afad smith use. UideK' filled at short
notice,: . Iiffjj y. . . .'fJ- i
: .My stockotjLnmberis complete, and of an the
various kinds uau&lly carried lu the business, snoh
as 5 4 dressed flooring, 5-8 dressed ertlLnr, select
rry boards, e.i large stock of latiis, shingles, fcc.,
constantly on hand, t Esttmatmi m speetal bills
furnished on application. Also llls cif all kinds
f .timber furnished 6 shortest i4otee.T Office and
Yard orwr Trade street; aad N. C ft. B.; f. o
Box 163, (XbJUtotte, N. C ;
JapAae. ff. lfov.;H . ; T ARTHOIST.
: KING'S MOUNTAIN; BONING COMPANY,
ur.-.t -J?l$WwSUBt 2. 1870. ,
rrHEu meeting of the stockholders of the'
4- -CNG'B , MOUNTAIN 'MINING COMPANY
will be1 held at the office of the -company; no. 52
Brofldwar: Room. No: fVi (mi .TUESDAY. October
I T.,1 itt ,! orinnk m tnr thA alecdon of offl-
eeraior tne.j9nsiuig year, ana tne iransacuon oi
a Ji 1 ; ;itj s-iiTf. G-SORGB BOWLEND,
.:-, in.-i ' ". , AMtatan. pecwtary.
1 tivil "and ; Mechanical
JS:N..G::I1!ir!E.'R:l'N; G
F'i iENTeLkiei Wf.Wimr.r4T
WgJ&Vfm na oidTSSiug
.mia1 AMk4i - Vaw. - .. rtTJ"
OTA ffifimaa ..... . ' . - -
, W.The.IelteiliaeontiS aUstofthS
ge8 tor the pafti T'yeart; vrltu ttSr i2
.ttottii lsoJ cotirM'irfitwiv.
twm ot .-iL4-.c. ..... - r
ii! ill,'.
' . rZ . ... (JO K
ZTt ' .......
RECEIVED BY US. OUB STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS FOB COMMON Wear ic ,
MACHINE and HAND-MADE GOODS for Gentlemen, Ladles, Boys, Misses and rh , ? u
style, oualtty and cheapneaa. rr . - i 00 S - ullUln. o; j
rmtfehoapnoM. - ; 00 vf TT:" lren, 0!
i wants of our customers, were bought very cheaply, and will be sod
assured y ctpr sutt eBrrjme in styie.aallty and price, who may favor
rexerence to me
feeling well
Va, atd'.helice yi'Rail and Throngl, Cam, 151,1! Ouick-
I : KK.IlSrCH, South
We have Just received a riice rjtee of '
ZIEGLER'S SHOES,
Consisting of
LADIES' BUTTON, LACE AND CONGRESS
BOOTS, SLIPPERS, NEWPORTS, CHII.-
DRITSPEAIIL SHOES.
Also a beautiful lot of
1
j"
NEWARK WORK,"
COMPRISING
Giiitcrs, Oxford and Strap
Tics,
PLAIN AND BOX TOE,
Which we are now prepared to offer at extremely
S5
low prices. .y
Thanking our friends for past favors, and wlsh
ng to merit a efciiinaa-rci bthe'same bv keeDina
uie largest siock, Desi assorxea,
SELLING LOWER,
And strlet attention t6 business, With polite young
men to show goods without trouble.
W.S. rOB-SES, Ag6nt,
Smith A Toibes'Old Stand, Trade St,
June 13.
I . EE. uZ cGinn,
WITH
pegram &:co:,
.1-, i-.-lls
DEALTClMi-N aJ-
BOOTS H0ES & HATS,
lstNattoiralBank Building,
CHAKLOip,, N. C.
Call and see me.
OUR STOCK OF
Boots, Shoes,
i 13 ACj-NOWLEWJEDffO BB v
Thcoficstiiii M State,
IdBaXj&i
And
DB'pli
call
and ei
amine for yourself before buying.
Sept 8, 1879.
,Demwat, and Home copy.
pcisjcjellatte0tts.
I Ol d
i ,4i
1,
frying!!
1 ' As wpreenteninutu (lotUwlIl e
lilr n.xtweek, this is to Inform any peCToia'wbt.
maf desire Ubave TrflCont do-tA-'ier-kWinnL
taste
-u arusus manner, uuu we
gla
to confer with them dwlnr tprlel-VFwC.
Des Jgns-ean be selected lot imy da of rootns
V jiailvJIll ii-Jild .l.Ii v W:iMfcJh.M.,..!
aup siWuq 52yTbrSfSTiS rIT?
t r -W WIT -Tfl-ir 1 ' V Kl ITU
l l i
low
call.
S2
thwest,.
I rt r r, . n -t n a
mn - t . '
Bllls ot taroed at Steamship Whams
or offl
Western Agent .
C.
BaLTlKlOR El MO..
' Na -franklin SbreeL
, EDGEWORTII
Boarding , & Day School
For YoungJLadles.
MRS. H..t?pjyRS, Principal
Will re-open on September 18th Thorough
training in the. English Departments, and the
French and Griafa languages. pttlcily taught.
augslf-leod2ru 0 I' J C HU U
SCHOOL NOTICE.
I will open a school for boys on Mon
day next, Id the school building on
Gen. Barrlnger's lot on Church street
The school will, at lrst oonslst of on
ly two departments, Primary and In
termediate, my obleot belne to secure
the best possible classification In order that the
instruction may be thorough.
TERMS, (payable monthly,) Primary Depart
ment, $3 per month; Intermediate. 84 per
month. .. ' -' V L. HOLMES.
sept5 ' .;
JOHN.V0GEL,
MERCHANT TAILOR
takes 'bleasnre in"litne-tng that he has
purchased a stock of Foreign and Domestic Goods,
so various In style, immense in quantity and supe
rior in quality, that they cannot fall to please the
most fastidious.
My stock exceeds any other ever offered In Char
lotte, and I even venture the assertion that it is
the largest and most varied in North-Carolina.
I ask my friends before ordering their Fall
and Winter Suits, to give me a calL An experience
of twenty two years in studying the taste of the
gentlemen of Charlotte, enables me to give entire
satisfaction, at any time, as my workmen areas
competent as any that are found in the Northern
cities.
I GUARANTEE ALL MY WORK
as to style, "fit and ! quality, and my guarantee
stands good right here at home. If any mistake
should cause it to be tested 1 will not have to be
huatedjuo te2sMecJt THOUSAND MILKS
AWAY.1 . jTI IjOHN VOGKL,
Merchant Tailor, Tryon st, Charlotte, K. C.
sept!4
M, LICHTMSTEIiV,
MR1n TAffiOftr
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Just received another lot of the finest goods In
the market. Also the MONTHLY FASHION for
September.;. WlU have hereafter K I W STILES
fbr ever month for the benefltr bt my cust6mer
as the monthly differs greatly from the large Dl-te,
I which Is only for the months of August and Feb-
l Mai j.
sept4
' R: M. ROBINSON ,
FASHIONABLE : ANDs PRACTICAL TAILOR,
Rooms up stairs over J. J. Sims' Grocery Store,
opposite the Court House,
CHARLOTTE, N. 0.
New work made to order, and warranted to fit,
Cutting, cleaning, altering and repairing special
ties in my line.
All work done at short notice, and on rea-
sept4 tf
FIVE THOUSAND
nOKLD !
ia n-.
TUST RECEIVED, five thousand of th abov.
Li i brana or 4lnui vutrrnntAi-t nnrii Ha
Havana Fll-
lersthe test 5 cenf Cigar tathe State.
For sale
at wholesale w4.t4J id '
iittOY DAVIDSON,
sept 14 Exclusive Agent
ORGANS 1 PIANOS
a.
ai:'.i.v
TO BE DISPOSED OF.
MUSICAL HEADQUARTERS
FOB THE SOUTH.
Pricte of the Carolinas !
TSTCErSTlinmLTSTfiATlirCATALC (IK
BlcSmith
House !
DON'T FORGET IT !
i
AUre eure DrevArrth1no mvsnt nn emntv DOck-
t-Tmob-'f-iTl anil :T -nil foil n hnu III
- J fillvery poekS with baid cash. WonH cost j-uu
... x ..
ak35KcT McSMITH.
:o. ,-
itf S''A;Ki' rifh iWW 1879. i lil
rft NA4t nf RalHth! th! tttldT1i will CUU.
'I Kaii
SSTfiSHSS WZZrXi r.itJLKK Til K;.
tj fiJL-J-SOKXII tlAIOl--XA iA--M.UCliA a i
Ki t t-K liiw , $OSWFAPt. i!"
lpe-iU'ti5
and oountry; ' toe pnbDeaaeiH)! all the wews ; tb
. K(utfa AiMiuvun
ir.
their seal of approval upon his 9
f'snd he doei
not deubi me mturei
wlU be $2 perannura. No name will go upon i
v. lhiMt MtfMtriT Knd no naoer will oe
HALE.
rv
Thut Mr) Ha thA IHSl 1U
tbCtR-SK-OTttsnbscrlber
tut fr.-n, iM(n Tim tnnniA nave
Arrive at Charlotte,
v . Wm ti vnmti
Raleigh, N. C.
aters.
TrBnBr