4
fooft aafl Soft geiutiujj..
THE OBSERVER JOB DEPARTMENT
Has been thoroughly supplied with every needed
want, and with the latest styles of Type, and erery
manner of Job Printing can now be done with
neatness, dispatch and cheapness. We can furn
ish at short notice,
BLANKS, BILL-HEADS.
LETTER HEADS, CARDS,
TAGS. RECEIPTS. POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES, HANDBILLS,
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, CHECKS. AC,
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VOL. XX.
CHARLOTTE, N. C, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1879.
NO. 3,328.
- " . V-a" ..rsts V
I.-. I :
a l
it 1 , is
D1TEMTD JUHE 1 3a IW70.
MP!mm t txf 0 faofning '
The mtflV esulqtaneea eotiifected ftb fhe old
S (tern of Button Gloves are entirely overcome, and
e following advantages eecnred
let-The perfect ease and rapidity with which It to
laced. i XJ.i u t . . . .
Jtod-Iti adlMtaWlity to fit the difetent J,udw?tgU.
rnln.Toiiiirpkiit the nwt Unw bnttoijed.,
4th Strength of Hooka and mode of clinching ...
which is a rerr rare occurrence with
iommm.
lnipnient of Jmppowmont in fastening
tho ar uoifK fttntt! oW, if not
tuporior, ( any tW glove in tho mark.
Alexander & Harris.
Represents Detween"
$20,00 AND $80,000 IN CARPETS ALONE.
We can show a larger and better assorted stock I
than the combined Stocks Ini
a stocks in Jhe elty, and at prices T
as low as can be found At any :
Mr retail nous in the 1
HamDles sent anrwhere when reauested. but at
the expense of thosebutsklt-of the clty rderjng
tbem ALEXANDER & HARRIS.
Oct 15, 1879.
DR. J. II. MrAdcu,
DKC&QBT AMD CKBtlBT, 1 i 'J V
Now offers to the trade a full stock of
LoMn's Extracts if'sfej
English 8ek3
CoIg&IABoney and Glycerine SoapXi ;-'
- ' . :zzfsc " '
Knailalf."TlWich and American.
Ti4 .- . .
TOdTHflBRUSHES.1
, &a &5 4?
PRBSGRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared at all hours, Txrth night and
mm
Prescrlntion Store. ...
SECURITY. .1
ry. '
till
i ' Aim-
.in t
ALADDIN BJCUUSajJlj j d
West's Extra No. 1, Kerosene Oil, from C. Wesf ft
8ons, BattHnom' ':
Highest Medal awai
i;rygi
Ore teat
burn.
' C5SLtTXTff.:.JaW!:
. tf.tr. r
Hi
Hvia1ijat
ensuing season, I am prepared to fillrdrb
offered in thi. VfHrt aiul m braced. AttlHaJlI
inner ssarwete tn tar load latWQaiAeoiuMt4M
. Ice on hand the year round, fwnfirsfo!
i Bhau'alieoBti'aiU tkl kkm&i xmess and
fchTngl 00 hand, together with. Jathes,.
cation at office, corner oli 3Pde st and N. C. K. B,
p n B J. T. ANTHONY,
' "YTV V vnaripne, jt. c. . .
i ' i tiff .
LITtti'A WATER,
SALEM ALMANACSJ
For
1880; JuJt received by
r; "e.strMng these eoanteraw
ilness men of the
rtir-t lienor 0-
lu2aBft9urte hav thaonly
-. . V ft. Klin I M JAhhn,. , -T f . . 1 U
Send IWPA.B ,?y J
t.EB 1IUOS.T
8ept
rsrtrs
tram
AM)
AND-
PUBLIC GENERALLY.
We are now receiving our second stock of Black
and Colored :i
; CASHMERES
DXESS GOODS
i
For this season. Notwithstanding the very large
and varied stock we bought this season. w nave
found It , necessary to buy a seeond one." Our
ttoek of
CLOAKS AND
Is beautiful and very cheap. Our new Flannels
and Waterproofs are also handsome and cheap.
Our stock of
i if '
r ? i a. ' itAA ham a nononttlA. Hlilk
Cashmere onea. We carry the handsomest ana
most varied stock of
SILKS AND SATINS
To be found in the city.
"Tf
I , VELVETS.
Another lot of Ladles'
. , : uNXRIMIflfD HATS
Just received." Remembef we lead in Ladles arid
Gents' Underwear. All are respectfully asked to
examine our stock.
T. L. SEIGLE 4 CO.,
i Opp. Charlotte Hotel, Tryon st, Charlotte, N. C.
Oct 19. " ;
;!J
D U RH AM.
CR. W. m TATLr.ATE
jOFVIBGINI. AND-"jrBOaNOr
t-JUBEr'AND BECdtfMENDErAS A'
BEVERAGE OR. MEDICI K
-The attention of the citizens of tmanone and
Ih 3UTroundlng country is agalnt .railed to this
fur Whiskey, now so popular both North and
South. We have the endorsatloh of manyDrug-
glsU and Deaiew m rtewiont ny, n iismujuiu,
?., New Orleans, San-Francisco, and many oth
er cities, and we can connaenwy wwwmeBii uo
"Durham" to be equal to any;Wht8kWjdlstilled in
this country. J. - w" c , Ll,
Call for "Durham" at W. B-.jC6cnrane's Central
Hotel Saloon. , .
EttlSOX & HARYEY,
sole Proprietors.
Oct.21 dtf. ' :
HEADQUARTERS
., , , FOB. " '
AXJC AND PORTER,
. 1 : ' 5J.; '
Is corner Trade and BoJIk ' DeUvared
Io any5 bart of the cttytrecarge for $1.00 per
J .-.tu., if
dozen. ..,;; .-. i i
All orders left at John YogePa tailor fehdp will re-
SI
TOE TISCHESSER.
kk JgSbH U)i lira Atlanta bbbwebt
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80
' Let those-who never drank Beer before,
Go Jo Joe Flschesser's and ddok the more."
FRESH ntOM THE
J . 1 1 ' - 1.-: ! .!', :'A' :
ATLANTA BBIT
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anaagemiBt,wtth theJtlantaBrgwer,
:r-.
iBEXB
Broagi to my dbor fsjia
ratortflreat
fromthp Krejtpt
mi w
. -J. k '. ., ..rf' ,.. .?! HP.
iri mKMM. btei a distance ranrw
befer from.Tneat bttofnitoeli;prlee9t and wamni-M-porevndfnBh
aa tf tustroade., ; iZ
' tBds-ummrio'ne aeuvery m
. w i i. -w
Lsoltcttthefiatronageof tti pubUc-'-'r7"
Flneaahdbe Liquor9.tt draugfat iOf fnr
aarli
sale by UieiQtumutpjaU the tuna.; : in :m x
A f-Jj i.C. IriI od o) Z'jfM' Ujud I i i.j .ail 63
FlHtoldjwfrlge
Id 12 K
, -.')'iotkM-shellorby the quart or gallon. iLojr-
AlUkiSIe, by" ,
tap r "mfpvn,xtrii:i tti . .ccf
tyWiW r mar m ftaj r t
My cart wui not run i In I 1 rnFRBlTPn ""Ull il
I hi
- lOT
lint
i J
n Win ii
7 il-m$ .1
-J. Ml fit'.' P-Tj'ut !tuit hts X.iMrttuM ' -t-
- Dteeasesj llk' Aleves! attack the eak..iiI,ortUyi
your organization wlth the Bitters, and it will wi t
1st and baffle alike the vims of epidemics .audita
changes of temperature which disorder the consti
tution ottb feeble. There is vltaUty in Itis a
pure vble TsUmuUji t a yire ialtarave and
anU-mhoxis todlctne,"and hai tiot a tarmfai-ele-ment
among Its many Ingredienta.- - 1 . - .
i For sale by ail Druggists and respectable deal
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1
ii ii i
i Quietness.
. I would be aulet, LoiaV .
Not tease, nor fret;
Nor one small need of mine
Wilt Thou forget. ,i
'J ,
I am not wise to know
What most I need; 5
I dare not cry too loud f
pest Thou abouldst heedg
Lest Thou at length should
,ldf
..1
sayis;
"Child, Have thy Win;
As thou has chosen, lot
- Thy cup I fill!"
What I most crave perchance
Thou wilt withhold,
as we from, hands unmeet
Keep pearls, or gold;
As we, when childish hands
Would play with Are,
Withhold the burning goal
Of their desire. .
Yet choose Thou for me Thou
Who kaowest best;
' This one short prayer of mine
Holds all theuiestl
OBSERVATIONS.
Not a put up Job. as yet: The Washington
monument. Vin. Sat. Night.
Deadhead was the name of a winning horse at
Jerome Park. Of course he was bound to pass.
Bon. Com. Bui.
Negro pedestrians are coming Into faor. ,1s
this an indication that blacklegs makes the most
out of walking matches ?Bto 0om. Bu. -
Since these large white surcingle vests came In
to use among ladles, it makes a very bashful
young man blush whenever he comes upon a
young lady suddenly. Young Joe saw one for the
first time yesterday, and blushing to the roots of
his hair, whispered, "Miss, ex excuse me, but
you've got your corset on tne ouisiae.
Small girl, very harshly, to a doll In a toy car
riage, dolly having tumbled from the seat: "Sit
rJsrht ud vou horrid thine!: iDom't you dare to do
that again, or I'll whip you." Seeing a passer,
who had approached traobserved. she modified
her voice, anoyoennnoeai in a meet . tones) ; -now,
sit up straight, and be careful not to fall and hurt
yourself. M, .
Let us ronsole ourselves. General Grant said
in his speech at Portland that Federal and Con
federates are "now associated together in a coun
try of which they all have the right to be proud."
and the organs have already begun to pummel
him about it. It U getting so now a man can't be
sociable even In his cups. Atlanta OomtHuliark.
Some of the papers are Inclined to rap Colonel
Paul H. Hayne, the poet, because he Is reported
to have said that the Southern people do not ap
preciate the efforts of professional literary men.
We are not of the number. In the first place, the
colonelmay not have fd It, and In the second
place; fl.tMdWiyJt. it (may be taken fw granted
that he is ready to defend his position with twen
ty-seven separate and distinct sonnets and a pie
tortal odo on the "Prospeots of Pineries." The
Constitution has made It a iule never to antagonize
a poet, for we have observed that a man who is
onoe struck squarely In the stomach with a fresh
sonnet rarely ever recovers in Ume to be of any
subsequent service to his country. Atlanta Consti
tution. BHIEF NEW!? jITEMS.
The election in Baltimore resulted in
a majority of 5,899 for Latrobe (Demo
crat). Mr. Hooper carried tAro wards,
and three Republican councilmen were
ejected.
The grand jury of Bridgeport, Conn.,
has presented an indictment for mur
der in the first degree against Mary E.
Loundsbury for killing her husband,
ltev.'Bxter i,. Loundsbury, , Septein
ber 24 ' -; ' . !
A splendid Bengal tigress over three
feet in heigth and nearly eight feet long
appeared in the neighoornooa or lor
resdale.
, near Philadelphia, cThursday ough discipline of .New England I bec
ig, and was killed" bythe resi- ond that secession was both 'planted
mornintr,
dents. She is supposed to have escaped
fratravetog!enageri- f
"Aufte' trial lh: New Haven, ConK 'at
Rev. W. W. Hayden for the murder of
Mary Stannard, Prof. Dana, of Yale,
testified that he found the crystals of
arsenic in Miss Stannard's stomach to
be of the same size as those found in
Hayden's barn.
Maryland Republicans profess to de
rive much encouragemeftt for their
party from the present situation in
that State,,,.. They, say, that, the, Re-
EnDiieaiacanfliaate. iori iiovexmari win
ave a maioritv outside of the city of
nbUcattfeiiiMata for, Aioveialdri will
Baltimore, and .that they, will make
large1 gains in thfe LegisUttrrb.' u w
n The annual report of the , Ppstmas.ter-
General, now m course of preparation,
will show a deficiency for the fiscal
11 " . A Z w.T "'"XY.
r, tv r,
service generally Is coiisiiaefced tw'the
Pncimagf pr-npnftriil t.n hb 'P.ry' efnp.ip.nL
t..:. .- .''( inMiljMies.'
l. U- l'H'i .I.-. I :
if.. ... ..,..., tv. . anitnsjN
contamVari',aCcoTrt of hWe trocji-
tion. The institution is'tsba at the'di
coition of th.e court ,aS.a State; brfsdiy.
An inteligent convict; Just released
whoseeharaeter forveracity is vouched
fofby promihent persons who kriowhjlm
inmate for two years. All that time he
was not alloweato write to his counsel,
friends or family, who supposed him
dead; 1 Hesavs, the;wead f arpwhw
ihe convicts is made from damageaxo
feed, and this stuff is paid fot by tb
county at the rate or w a Darrei. uur
ing his conflnement embryo calves, dogs
and slandered horses 'have been, fur-
nished as meat, and he brings the boues,
which are now in tne possession or tne
editor of the Sentinel, to provejt. The
details in this respect are horrible be
yond description. Of the brutality of
the keepers he says ; the prisoners were
beaten and confined in the blacMrole,
which is a filthy dog-kennel of five feet
four inches by five feet A man cannot
lie atiengthtirttris ken neljiar ,-is there
ahfUfcatttiUtioB Jor-4siieoad
w?fcli$decribabte HUh.,Jlen m$ pl$r
ce(Uhoeioi.'!4ttehty dAysjakAtime-hd
twojicr his whglfjliavwdied from
thnete6serlbedi( Tbere?fe ' chair
f4ctoryvconug&'d WItirtb&jrrtitimrni,
and 4t iachaaged that the poHoe, te-;4n
amttjiirieth.' tBe;iUOTntexilent'-'to
kmjenfa
rtiilg
a
.muhes
thattlhw-
illin in -ij- fccJ1 Me,a&QMfc
iu.f4?AiLWil iAV& TffTrff fl IV "Tlfbf
wksJ3isaihaB,ls9iWP-gaiMt 88,000
last year. . -
lMvi
TfTMihllfti noiiticiaim, expresses- a (w
dla)
cay, loss of manhood, &c, I will send a recipe that
wi tm-nstimn
remedy - was discovered by a inls&loitJVvAl
attt-r is? ma eop: s
mm
Jo4harleFpster declares
t hnt1 liP'Sillt hiflflianKf ofidl
; lmted States Se
WtmVjty;jm botb??from..whose presence
' nnn tfpar.' ftf 'Itobiftso'ii. aAaithat .bttW abashed, and under
ithe';feAWAlr; sectionalism;
the ayb'mfflmaifa'
elefcfcMrifrrilMjaDaiak khwi
tic
Senator HUl's Reply to Mr. Chitten
den. Baltimore Sun. "
Mr.S. R Chittenden, of Brooklyn,
member of Congress from the third dis
trict of New, York, was lately so impru
dent as to address an "open letter0 in
the New York Tribune to Senator B. H.
HiJL, of Georgia. X0. this Mr. Jlill re
plies in an open letter published in the;
New York World. ' -Jdr. Hill's letter is
teidpetat& ; jtis;ratiQU&t;on same poiiifcSri
it rends asunder, .tne i sophistry . ot the
outcry against tbtj Smth7itts iiiOte ef
fectual way tjian has lately beeir'.done.
Mr. Hill says that afteraqyiejs ana care-.
,ful study, 4n a spirit ofrmere than usual
'solMtee)jtb-.temper, of North to
: wards Sputb 4 aQmpeHedrt,Q admit
that the impression- made .upotii him is
;nr.' a YilMftunt, one. -At ho uerlod of our
) 'U!ni(ni,lt North
ern peopWiSQ'greaiayiOir so unjusnxflisr
trusted thw Southern 'people, ior do-1
think there was ever a genertiort'.' at;
the NK$)t who so little understood the ,
constittition as our bond of union."' Mx.
Ilill proceeds fd illustrate by examples,
furnished by btlieis as well as by Mr.
Chittenden, wlat he- means by this. He
cites the talk --about" "tn final . ibattle
with rebellibh','7af tearing uir the- con
stitution" (unless'th'e stalwart construc
tion of it be the true one) "and consign
ing it, with the rebellion, to (Saianatiori,
&c and asks : "Is that what you mean
by the 'gateway -to "comparatiTe' Rood
feeling and assumed national prosper!-'
ty?, Is this 'tearing up' process to be
the final battle7 witli rebellion " The
feelittg of distiu abuse and hate of
the South in the stalwarts of the North
Senator Hill thinks assumes all the
symptoms of a manja, ,It . pervades
everything. It is found ' everywhere.
"It is beyond reason,' and I feur beyond'
remedy,. I see ho evidence " hfe adqSv
"that the North is; weary, of(ecuoaal;
strife. The Republican party t lives on
and thrives by this sectional strife: Bad
men speculate on it, and demagogues
ply it as the best means of getting of-
fleer' -Miv-Gltenden-had-aid-4hat "if
there be anytlwwso beddBff.Jh our his
tory that it Can never" be got out, it is
the tact that Southern ideas andbouth
ern men naye generally ; brpofeed the
AmivJf,nn h-h
people who planted and rooted .5br in
stitutions arid thrift in the' hardand
tliorough discipline of New England."
To this Mr. Hill replies incisively-ihat
he had supposed our thrift was - due! to
the natural advantages of the sod; aid
climate of the country which tyeiSettledn
to the industry of the people, and the
protection aiiiejicouraieinenlLflffOTdfed
them by the , unprecedentecl constitu
tional system of ;aaltedferal and free
local governments, which Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, ihctriay Jlhlledge
and a great number of Southern men
had much to do in "nlantiner and root
ing" in-this country. Mr. Hill further
said that he despised sfefetionaKsnt. He
did not believe that any one. section 'of
the country had the monopoly of either
its vices or, its virtues. But history
teaches tw6;i'facts indigputably, and
these are :
''First That slavery was 'planted' in
the South through. thferJiard and thor
U11U XWV4Mftp I" VAWVA LUV.M W VlUVt
tutiontl system (by- New England, and
was tatfgktf adfocated aml iareatened
as a corutittrtional ifitedjTToT State
grievancea-by- leadia NWiJgland
statesmen, maay.y.yars before it was
ever whispered in the South."
The first threat of secession was du
ring the first .term of Washington's ad
ministration, on the question of the war
debts of the New Engl and, States. This
Jefferson settled, says Mr. Hill, by a
nrads.'iiyia iWhieh ;the -New lSBgland
States got their money and the South-
ciu wemuou -gyi. wuwwj!1"!
t0omT'Qtoma6;:ii fdtitp gm
erations afterwards; dds the Senator,
Hhft VdtebjouthU
SSffifiSSMBSME
process tbe:Nh'has' grown so great
nat m -ms 'tfpori TiaVin M f the
money ami aUthanorsand upon
treating the boutti as .crimiuais an
traitors. - mr; im;',goes into ana
amines the fijainojal. relations of the
two sections in the same energetic vein.
JHejretnainds Mr. Chitfeifqen that in
recounting how much New i.XQrki has
- I and by slavery in the South especially,
i wttin r.rvp. pnt.irp Mrrn npvpr rpTHSPff rr.
profit by, even while (ndemninglfnost
domination, ,.Mr- f ill. said it was
IKcreditadltl actfie'ihmfgence
to urge it .fTae South is And -must re
main; the weaker section. Shehasnro
interest in wctionalfcril"JW
terestin tiue coustithUonalism. The
South can have strength in the- future
only ' in advocating1 the soundest of
soundiprincipl for the national credit,
the national" iKKwjM And' the- natfbnal
prosperibr, ar;mT (sendrigli,her aMest
imen to Congress to roaintain.auch pnn
ciles." In eonelusien i'Mrj Hill savs
that the SOttW rSouChfern 'WW WV$
foreyer abahdkn0, seoessiOn, ilwt.they
Vt AAA llvT vl 1UUaCUb IU (VUUI1V. VUOUKIOi f
tdbriraitors, Theywill hot starve
government,;, ib'ut i. they J)reserVife
their self-respect and the respect ! of all
brave and honorable men everywhere
and for alt time. Mr. Hill says he be
ItuveT thfecesalQipjsts to hgT tregntHe
had, but he at the same time believes
that "the Eepublicaa ' party is the most
dangerous enemy the Union ever had,"
because "it'lwes cn.- sectionalism," and
he concludes thus
Is it strange tha-leaders wlja
grown rich ana powertui oy sectional
ism should.desire to makeaQlid North
against a solid South, and thus perpet
uate their1 fortunes' and power V But it
wiJlhe straue if. an. intelligent neoule
cannot penetrate such a transparent
Pse artdnry'tts acconiplishr
E prove a year of ,i purgation to the
ocracy, and cleansing the- party of
its' internal feuds ad.StS runhln' af ter
issues, will recall, it to!wind(vpi:mc4ples
and a healthy condition for 1880. If so,
shall be able to presentr a'taaaJfor
thedeacyiiWhs TWwirtjnn
whose wtee-.iiOiurwlotlOndminjistlrar
tion will inspire confidence in all good
men, will majntainthfl. napiial honor
and the THatrohar" Credit antl' advance
rogues will
w hode influ-
wJ41,Tif,lthcter-
J. H. Hargve'tjf LexliiatOnL is
uooaman aisaigooac
oo .ui mrfn r-ii
1
fu&eg an application made by counsel
of the Louisiana Lottery Company fot
.vuv.,,u
bse upon tne grounttflttaLMi(B
uatiOTiSiiiivolvi'r8 snMribfdeii.tlie
main in force. .t ,9i-ijwj ,sni
lost by the south he neglect to git e-the
topnosite page of the iWafeE' SfttdL'how
what New York has made bv the South
l arp.Terence to tne Attornev-irenevai or
tery mail matte&..7ii:KMraaBd
tnereaui
iii I f I 'ill UU,
REMOVED!
BUT NOT READY FOR A FORMAL OPENING,
!;.!:::. AS. PaESCRTBJp FOE TO-DAY., .i .if..:.
Being delayed In g lining possession of Jut new store, we-find It impossible to, make preparations for the occasion, and soliciting the public's kind In
diligence, we will atf.v designate . : ; ' '
t3V FOB OUB
-o-i i -jti
B tft wM require ttHwtf e&nimbfegitrruttgement and ad lust the general fixtures of the Store,
and extend a cordial Invitation. owe, and Uw4th a genial greeting in our new quaiters.
i
THE
Our stock is now complete in every
oor goods: iii
Men's all wool Business Sack Suit at $10. A very nobby Scotch Cassimere Suit at $12.50. A fine Scotch Cassimere Ma- .
lansh, lined, in single-breast and Frock Suits, our leaders, for $15. Our own manufactured 3, 4 and 5 button suvts, f f0tnr
$15tQ.$25. These suits are all of ioreign goods, imported by our own house direct.
GENTS' DRESS SUITS,
All the leading styles and single-breast 3 button Cut Away frocks.
YOUTHS1 SUITS FROM $8 TO $ 1 8 B O YS' SUITS , $4.50, $5.00, $5.50
$6.00, $7.00, $8.00 AND $10.
School Suits for Boys a specialty.
Don't Buy any Overcoats Before You See Our Stock,
As we have tho largest stock, best assortment and cheapest in the South
. . . i
Respectfully,
ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN !
i.i ,1 a
IT IS COLD, AND YOU NEED
C5 Mm 0 OP IE3I H CS- .
Then do NOT buy until you have examined and priced our stock. Our motto is and ever has been to play "second fid
dle" to no house in unjrof the lines of
to your own interest not to call on us
0r ,or 8 SUNDAY-GO-TO-MEETING SUIT,
?Tlof,m OVER-COAT,
t- as in That line we. present something quite novel in itskind: .ja . ;
r .-ii ('.! .- 1 .'".i:
Shirts - -
We are headquarters
Jl.
Ml.
ill : .. . !,-.....
1 WE desire to call special attention to puit ;
LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
C 1,
1 1 J
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c, &c,
Selected with great care. Our shelves and counters will be found replete with all the Novelties of the latest and .most
" "!'- i u ' attractive designs, r.
AND ALt THE L ATEST STYLES ARE FULLY REPRESENTED,
' Itt our Stort will b found Goods that, notwitlistanding the advance in the raw material, we are able to offer at the
old prices! 'and in some instances lower than lever before. The reputation of our house for keeping Goods of well-known
makes, (so that the easterners' may be assured . of gettinar fall value for their money) will be fully maintained, also its
Character as THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHARLOTTE.
. W;KAUFMAN; '& CP, ' ' W. KAUFMAN & CO.
1 Corner of Trade and Tryon Streets. ' ' Corner of Trade and Tryott StreeW '
P. S.--We are selling olfourentlie stock of Boots and Shoes at and below cost. '' W. K.ftCO.1"
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GBAND ENTRE iNTO THK W0BLD OF FASHION.
We are fully prepared for all the demands of trade:
,,E. D. LATTA & BRO.
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Fora WORKING SUIT, .
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- lJauridried or Unlaundried,
on, and everything that appertains to a Gentleman's W-ajairohe. .
, WHITE VESTS A SPECIALTY.
HATS Soft and Stiff of the Latest Fashions.
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Ihocolate. Flavoring Extracts. Potted Heats. Cream
LobstBrs. Ofcr. Condensed Milk. Ax. ail'of which
Teas and Coffees cannot ba excelled in the city. We
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