I'?.'3T. fro
(groceries.
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' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1879.
Hon. J. N. Lipscomb, master of the
state grange, will attend the meeting of
1. national eranee. Wednesday, at
fa n a nrl i CtUL NetVark
idaigua, Ney York. T - ,
sta llairroadlave published a full
The
rtusuawi ""- ' - iia
answer lo the charge mat tne
on the road have been treated .cruelly.
ThQ&lumbift, Pftte i$W ft
the gamblers Thursday night, captuied
their tools nndRmamjijed; them to ap
pear before Ttlie mayor Friday morning.
fiscated their implements. -
Winnsborf Nltht
Master was jobbW WV4b681?y P1?1"
lars in ColumblaTon his way lo the fair.
He thinks his pocket was picked about
the time he left the cars. Mr. John fc.
Douglass was likewise robbed of about
one hundred dollars, just as he was leav
ing Columbia.
rot-iiwpII Sentinel: In order to es-
nsLFred. XijC,
tha gntrqwtel t aJlaf
has bound over Luther "Williams, Jams
Thomson and a colored man nameu
David Glover, to appear at the Lnited
States Court, which convenes at Col
umbia on the fourth Monday of this
month. This is a novel way of getting
Nix's personal encounter into conspi
racy shape.
HELP FOR ITIUS.
POTTS.
The Widow in the Hands of Syin pa
thetic People at Last.
Philadelphia Times, 15th. ':
Mrs. Mattie Potts, the unfortimate'
pedestrian, who, when found wandering
near , the jQermantownr Junctiof om
Wednes6Uty4flgb delirM her' intend
t ion of throwinz herself under a train,
lias fallen into the haaSof sympathet-M
m rfiafltt.h6 h& Wavided "her witliM
quarters and have obtained the prom
ise of a situation for her in a store on
Arch stfeetr THSyJ are also collecting
money for thi mpov1er46lied woman.
She has related -sdme tffherHfe history,
from which it appears that she con
tracted an unfortunate marriage, her
husband being a dissipated fellow, who
died three years ago, in New York, af
ter the birth of ture&QhikUenj. Shehad
employment afterwards iri a suit store,
and was thrown into the pedestrian bus
iness afterwards as an alternative
against starvation in the fall of 182; by J
me ianure 01 ner employers, one aiier
wards nursed other female walkers, and
appears by her own statement to have
been several times the victim of too
much confidencen, thenttnagersjof
such affairs, f
S I a
Going ihe rT? of
WashlBgto J I . . : t
I 5
Dr. Felton, who represents the sev
enth Georgia district in Congress, has
written a letter in which he cuts loose
from the Democratic party. He sava
that nine-tenths of the intelligent- pfco-i
pie of Georgia will sustain nim in thi3
course, lie reviews scathingly the
dominant element of the party, and lays
particular stress upon the Northern
and Western Democrats in unloading
everything upon the South, and blam
ing that section for everything. He al
so refers to the attempted political leg
islation of the last sassien.aml says
that it was not the attend offch South,
but of the Northern andedterft Dem
ocrats. The Southern members reluct
antly agreed to support the.repeal of the
election laws and of the law authoriz
ing the presence of troops at the polls,
This, he says, is a good instance oi the
course that has .been pursued : for, al
though the South did not lead in the
attempted repeal, it has to bear all the
blame. Dr. Felton is one of the "inde
pendent" Southern members of the
House. He has, however, al ways acted
heretofore, with tfie' pemocratic party.
What gives it xpotef significance is the
fact that both he and Mr. Stephens
have always been on the most intimate
terms, and generally hold the same
views on political matters.
The President's lUesftajre.
Washington Special, 14th, to New York Herald.
The Cabinet meeting this afternoon,
with the exception of ordinary routine
business, was devoted to an interchange
of views as to character of recommend
ation to U njade-fcOiCprigress in tnaPre
sident'iiitnal raeteage and by-the re
spective Mads jot departments in their
annual xortsl Tefeneraj qpnclnsfoit
was reached ttrat the' reccraimenda
tions should be confined to suggestions
for improvement in present methods
rather than extended to reauests for
radical changes in exutiagHlawsA U be
mg consiaerea especially desirable at
this time to provoke as little conflict in
Congress and as little disturbance of
business interests as possible. The Pre
sident's message is now in course of
preparation- 1 1, .will , be f shorter than
usual and contain very few recommen
dations other than those comprised in
the reports of the Cabinet officers. It
is believed that the only impoTtant tdpie
under the head of foreign affairs will
be the re-opening of the fishery question
with Great Britain, and it is also under
stood that especial attention will bfi di-
rectedtQ thettdrif ajblLtj? of legislation
to aathoriie-a Resumption-' ofTuhdlng
Senator Edmunds Interviewed.
Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, who
has just returned from Europe, has
been interviewed. lie thinks
sult of the fall elections, particularly
m jNew xotk, insures the election of
any gooa itepuDUcan candidate for the
presiaency next year. When asked
about Gen. Gran t; he responded: "Geii.
urant ia a very strong man. He has al
ways Deen a very strong man. He is a
man of very great modesty, but he is a
man ot grip; of very great-grip. . ,He
would be a strong candidate, buVl tdh-
iuer mat any gooa republican, wheth
er Grant, Secretary Sherman Wnah.
burne, Blaine or Conklinj?
these who should be nominated , by the
uvi-uuovauD iui mo uresiaencv would
be
surely elected. Tou knoW. he
saidfvote for Republicans, not men.'
uccess is assnrea: mat mv vir nf
the elections, Only ot cburse there must
be work; every man who expects to get
a living must not be lazv. and an rf
great political parties ; those who would
win must not reiax their efforts.
What Blralelyerfslmyi: t.
Wilmington BA J:KZS K
Mr. Hinton Rowan Helper is a North
Carolinian who made himself some
what notorious, by hi anti-slavery book
before the. war, and by his "No Joque"
book after the war. lie is now on a new
and more commendable rooiftis
trying to build a double-track steel
railway from-rpoint airi ur ifrNSrt
America to aWjit lir ttuth$ Soju
America., lie w-nt3 turnmren
cnntinnnua roll lb uv atKitim irom Bn
end, or nefely-ito 6lloi!PntrBent
to4
the end of the other continent. An ex
change says he has deposited five thaus
ana dollars, 10 . do aisiriuuweu in nv
Drizes.: for the rJestiraausea in trose
nnrl nnfttrv on thaSUoieCi V2Uh6
has asked threeprominent citizens , 0
St. Louis to act as judges on the essays,
and they have consented to do so. Mr.
TTfilner has L talent andBuarr;ivni'ice
may yet accomplish. semtfalniirf fire
new field he proposes to oDeratp fa$m.
idea is grand, to say the least"
Wliat Southerner JHad to Say to tlie
"American Kin."-" 'f:-.
WASHn-TGTC-NoVMiIri tela
irram. of NOYemhfitto.me as AfW1
ft flU sn.,rserJ urittfcfefl he
ply I can only say if I could be in Chi
cago on the occasion General Grant s
reception there, referred to in your tel
egram, I would certainly ' pay my re
spec tsjto him in peraen, and evince my
kiid Jtegards by tenpejing him, with
thousands of others, irrespective of par
ty,a hearty congratulation on his safe re
turn from his extensive travels, and for
tii hrh honors 1 he , 'reciBLVtfdt ttberBFejf
heiwerit onhis tour aCouhd. Uifciiwocldi
His generoivil mignanimou ana patri
otic sentiments expressed to the ex-Confederates
at San Francisco, met a warm
xeapmse. in tli p rirp.asr.q nf m i 1 1 i on s 1 n t n 1 s
country without regard to seonsor
hjf.trafms. 'fraf'sucii d
may never rise again should be the earn
est desire ot every patriot.
Alexander II. Stephens.
beleEXtctgrlfal6!i
good people of Chicago upon the return
nf fltifiral Qximt to vour City. Atn-
great American soldier-statesman,
and should be remembered with pride,
dalsho-UMex-presB fPPJgciatonrto
saiwy -reiumef! r
native land. We have many excellent
men who most naturally , jnd . prpperj
aspire to the highest office of the peo
Dle. but it seems deeply set in their
Ifearts tiUSrtthe SUKifK M amfi I f
-hbrioringGt
James Longstreet.
Atlanta, Ga., November 12. Your
telegram received. I decline to t an
swer, expept'fcfr say : . Present ray per
sonal congratulations to; Geheral Grant
on his safe arrival to Aw country. He
tfought for his country honorably, and
xwon. I fought for mine and lost. I
am ready to try it over again. Death
Columbia. S. C November 11
Thanks for vour politeness, but I must
detlinhnfilafi0Hiliih JL f
Tin i
1
MHTON.
THE JIKTEOKIC SHOWERS,
How Prof. Tice Accounts for Their
i , s f V A ITTVl
St. ioub Qlobe-Demoat 14UX f . 1 l l r 5 f
Prof. Tice was on the street yesterday,
and expressed hisevereisapeintmenVi
f thjsn(arBlyalbf lretCledipe
leont auuwcruiiire luuiiiiiij. xuc yi v
fessor had set up all night. He had seen
a few meteors. They were isolated and
could not be dignified by the name of
showers. At tuia stage he isnofcpre
ed tq account ?or the. taflure w ins p:
diction. Othen eminent astrcmom
liavft f Ail fid in Stbei forecasts iTrfM
ispDobable thatith shower took pi
ti ally auu ..niuxfioiwis uoui
points. The professor would anxious
ly await advices from the interiqr. Any
way he had a limit of two days in
which the display should be ipadq.
The fltoanac,"Said id" qr I4j Thiti
Would occur to-day the professor was
not prepared to say. He hoped, but
could not believe, that the celestial out
break would occur. He would look in
to the matter,and,if tiis stars went
back on him altogether, he would avail
himself of the right of a minority and
investigate.
Last night.a few Quajitrill-likerfnete- i
ors flitted across the sky, bfcjt, H tea
"they were not in sufficient numbers to
merit the name of a shower." - .,:n .
Prof. Tice is perhaps a little previous
in his prediction this time. Meteoric
showers are peculiar to November 13
and 14, according to the astronomical
text-books. The indulgent public will
therefore kindly excuse the present
mistake, and give the venerable sage
another chance in 1880.
Tbe.17niuitttak.able .Moral.
Twenty-three years ago a young Ken-
tuckian visited a gambling saloon in
2ew Orleans, and while -there saw a
man of his own age lose his last dollar
at the table. The generous Bluesrrass
oy, D. P. Todd by name. Ditied the
ruined fellow so heartily that he whip
ped out his pocket book and loaned him
8500 with which to try again. The
gamble, a Frenchman, did try, won and
repaid the money. Todd returned to
nis home in .Kentucky, worked hard and
last summer found himself a bankrupt.
On last Wednesday itoll if pTildfgh
of despond he opened a lt$eRtiilt Jore
a Paris postmark, and rjeaUthM the tian
rhom he long-ago bef flea fiedfinl ling
ago forgot had sent him a present of
$50,000. The moral of which is, when
you see a stranger broke at a faro bank
enc ip aytae.y
Our Paper Currency.
The comptroller of the currency is-
Bueu a statement, on1 JNovemner 1st.
which shows that bti Jahuarv f4. iS?5.
me amount
,citulatiOn
K r
amount oi
treasury notes outstanding was msa.
00X)0, 4aki4ga total of $733,801,450.
un JNovember 1st, 1879. the amount of
national bank circulation was $335,754,
298, and the outstanding treasury notes
.o,ooi,uio, matting a total oi u2.4.sn..
314 h us showing , a rediuetior.qf f51,
azoao in,auuiejies3 xmtiUxM Vits.
What iTIempbis lias Lost
The Memphis Avveal declares that, in
two years that citv has lostnearlv eio-ht
millions 'of dollars and buried six thou
sand ot her people. Filthy gutters, had
drainage and accumulated garbage, it
'cu-i, iiu vt yicitus iur sucn metnoa or nnri-
ncation by fire, drainage',' fumigation,
street paving and the most rigorous en-
iorcement of tne well ascertained laws
or neaith as shall insure the citv against
a recurrence of the epidemic. Other
wise Memphis is threated with decay, if
noJ;(extinction.
1.1 1.'
Bismarck's Heart i Diseased.
Berlin, November 14. The organic
complaint from which Prince Bismarck
t suffering !s said tobe'the' incipient
stage ofatty degeneration of the heart.
It is as yet slightly developed, and
there is no immediate cause for appre
hension. WisttlXxiVizanSiti
. WHOLESALE AND4KETAIL
f I!
.It 1
0 Grb'cc and Confectioners, -
T I TTM
Deglets lnl-obaecilCIgfrs, Ifu&ffl
Instruments,
.1
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C.
Jw V Jk MflL-- Bs"ii iiW
The heat tonk of RmmriM. ' nnnfeetloneries.
Prize Candles, Toys, Musical Instruments, Strings,
Tobacco, Cigars, Bnuff, Wooden.WareM Paper Bags, i
mra C41 4rd ClA ftliA ritr Ka fnnnil Jit (MIT
ourH
be-
p w no4eaie and Rexaii -Btore. uui ano so
,';?Jrf?.U Afl A. B. NISBET ttf BBf.
Nov. 1 lm.
MIMA
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m-tr
easi me
mi m
ae i mo.
oi national Dank notes in
' s $3i,$oio; Wd tibe
legal-lender United States
mm
urn.
samyryriu(reTWffiffdSTa-etu turns 6f
stocks In Wall Street Business has never been
more successful By the new combination plain.
wu) are comoinea tn one vast sum, ana opera tea
ui wiw KiRrat expemnfer securing immense
wewth tMslodk fTaark& ifcd InrtiitnaAnlendld
profits. Tbousandsof customers are thus united
In one concurrent enterprise, and receive their
pro rata profits monthly. An Indiana county mer -chant
made S17.892.41 in four operations. A
Texas cattle dealer made S32.616.94 In two coi
blnatton: a St. Louis shipping merchant ma
i3e
$47,876 21 in less than six months, aU through
the combination plan of. Messrs. Lawrence & Co .
which has realized the grandest successes In the.
with "unerring rules for success," and complete
explanations, now to maice money in siocks. mail
ed tar Messrs: Lawrence 6,Coi J Bankers; .H7 Ex-
POLL
are extracted from Vegetable products,
bad after-effects
- , c iiu ANTI.RII IQUS
""mm,m7
MEDICINE
' they are incomparable. They stimulate i
the TORPID LIVER, invigorate the
SYSTEM, and give tone to
TVE ORQAJTS.creatingper-
fect digestion and thorough BRnimi1atio
of food. They exert a powerful influence
on the KIDNEYS and
LIVER, and
through these organs remove all impuri
ties, thus ytatupig the taasoeaof the body
aiyi (causing, a. jhealtby coaadlticm xrf fee
system.
AS AN ANTI-MALARIAL
REMEDY
as a preventive and cure for Bilious, Re
mittent, Intermittent, Typhoid Fevers,
Upn t healthy
fh li 1
DYSPEPSIA
IS THE, BANE
of the present generation. It is for the
Cure ofthia disease and its attendantu,
sjc&HSADACKE, NESVOUSNESS, DES-L-PQNDEiiCY,
CONSTIPATION, PILES, &.C.,
that
TUTT'S PILLS
hayej
itgainedeucha wie spread reputa
iKBemadhaatverbeencLiBcov 13
ea tnat acts bo speedily ana gently on
.j digestije organs giving them tone
viorpsfnrnilaxerood. Tnis being
,mmemd, cksouWe the
NERVOUS SYSTEM IS BRACED,
THE BRAIN IS NOURISHED,
, AND THE BODY ROBUST.
fietn composed of the juices of plants
extracted by powerful chemical agen
cies, and prepared in a concentrated
form, they axe" guaranteed free from
any thing that can injure the most del
icate person. -
A noted chemist who has analyzed them, laya
' TH KRE IS HOSE VIRTUE IN ORE OF
TUTTS PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IN A jflNT OF $NY OTHEE."
- We Ukerefore say to the afflicted
Try this Remedy fairly, It will n4
' harm you, you have nothing t
lose,butwill surely gain a Vig
rous Body, Pure Blood, Strong
Nerves and a Cheerful Mind.
PriSclpnJ Office, 35 Marry St., N. T.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Sold by J)rpggiaU thronghont the world. ,
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Grat Kaib os Wbukkb ehuured to s Glosst
Black bj a (ingle application of this t)TK. It fan.
parts a Natural Color, acta Instantaneously, and is
u Harmless as spring; water. Sold by DroKfista, or
lent by express on receipt of fU
Office 3S Murray St., Newjfork..
aDr 1 It.
a ''mil'
lliuttjorB.
DURHAM
WHISKEY.
(ANA L ZED BY DR. H. TAYLOR, STATE
CHEMIST OF VTRGJNIA. ANDPRDN(
a u mmm
The attention of the cftteenk W Charlotte iand
the surrounding country is .again called to this
Pure Whiskey, now so. popular tooth. North &nd
South. We have the endorsatlon pi manyiSrac
glsts and Dealers In New York City, Washington,
D. C, New Orleans, San Francisco, and many oth
er cities, and-wacai tonHdently recommend the
"Durham"rTo hefequblltO aty. WUlekey dlsUlled In
this country.
Call for "Durham" at W. R Cochrane's Central
otelSatoo blril . ,t jrtrTC (tVTV
Boedlcrpecr,
ALE AND PORTER,
Is eornet Trade Md Boundarr Arerraet ' Delivered
to any part of the city, freeofottarge for Sl-Wper
..II ir. ,,i
F. C. MTJNZLER,
v : -' Mvu ..Hi ' -"i-.i!::vj AiiWfcll .-! .'I
celve prompt attention.
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SOLE AGENT FOJI tHe" ATLANTA BREWERY
" Let those who never drank Beer before,
Go to Joe Fisobesser's aad drink the more."
0
FRESttKpMjAANTA BXBWEBY, ON,
nui 1 11 li. l ti
ICE ALL THE WAY.
-wl xi-y Jio -A low bsw buriai aseo !! t.uii
I have an arrangement, with the Atlanta Brewery,
by which lam able Wkponaraught, and for1
saie oy tne Regoi TTCf T a
;PURi:
rill.
ICE COLD LAGER 1
BEER
Brought to my door In an iccr-cold refrigerator direct
Persoruita Charlotte jo-iti-MirtAfn4 ean bnv
beer from me at bottom rock prices, and warrant
MrTBterHiAf.5m?ati of
Beer are-better than ever d,.asf.th, soiAgewt
In CharlotWof the AOantSBreweryri respectfully
thfrl
ivmesi(flhe
Tr.r.r,4sn.si.a x r-.i "SMrs.uwrt xin&i ti9-
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100 BARRELS
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A II UO 255. ORGANS. 13 stODS. 3 set
reeds, 2 knee swells, stool, book, only
Holiday newspaper free. Address Daniel
I. Beatty, Washington, N. 3.
Agents, Read This !
W.vant ftnC Atnt tn this eoimt ta ahonn we
will pay a salary of 8100 per month and expenses
10 Bell our wonderful invention, sample Tree. Ad
dress at onee SHA&MAN 4 CO., Marshall, Michi
Kan.
HILL'S MANUAL
everybody! Agt
90 Fulton street, N. X
Social and
nts wanted.
Business. For
wm. Snepard,
& i OAA returns
in 30 days on SI 00 Invested-
Official reDorts and Information free
Like Droflts weekly on stock options of SlOto 850-
Address T. POTTER WIGHT 4 CO., Bankers, 35
Wall Street, N. Y.
$25 lo SoOOOlffSSS:1'?
nntllrs bv th Xw Cauitnlizttli'ti
Syatcm of i-per.lH in i"ivlt. ' Fill-stpWMrlon ipM--tlon
to aoaas, llaowx a Co., Buikin, M Broad St, N. Y.
Ii I 1 i r I 11 " ' 1
"OSTCHOMANCY, OR SOUL-CHARMING- How
f JT either sex may fascinate and gain the love
and Affections nf anv nerson they choose lnstanuy.
I' This simple mental acquirement all can possess.
jrree Dy mall tor 20c, tpgemer. wtui marring
Guide. SsTDtian Oracle, Dreams, ana. .turns w ia-
dies. A queer book. 100,000 sold. Address D.
P. MASON.,,700, Sansom street, rnuaaeipnia,.ra.
CHEAPEST BOOK-STORE
'' '' IN THE WORLD.
S3.672 Superb EngiisB Books at Our Price.
75,276 New American Books at Your Price.
'112,726 8eeondihand Books at Any Price.
fiatjilpgue ofGeneral LlteraUirfi-Fjwe
3 Beekman street, pear New Post Office, N.
ON 30 DA'TRIAL.
JWM will fcrfnH An mmtMv VAltala Beits'atid other
Etfectric Appliances upon terial for 30 days to those
sunenng irom aeTvous iMDuity suiouujiuuuj,
Paralysis of an diseases of the Liver or Kidneys,
and many other diseases. A sure eure g oaranteed
or no pay. Address VOLTAIC BELT CO., Mar
I shall.Mif,, it j , j , m ; t t,
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Stavuie?N..,Oct. 28V1879. )
''"'Seized for vlol
VPei 4itu,i83V. arinulesaixi.ih&niess.a wag-
ftewbygiveijto the owner or dalroants
uiereio oeipre the expiration of thirty days from
ttafted6? WW ;orfeitedtpthe
siT.tn . ? ...vraeswr
HthfQi Q.l
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ICE OF SEKDTKlt
'cector'spnefflcTNSSca
; w V ? xi-ts H.ti!!mfr
i ftefeed fOrvioiatlon of
nr ., .-.-'"esvuie, H. c Oct 16. 1879.
'OH Oct. 18,1879
Internal Bevenw MwK,
kS'iSPS; Whiskey,- owner A.- MvBhyne; Q
wr-7 nauuiw.iunmerCVOI AIAT.-KntlUtt B MlfMI
WMalMw. .bmimi k i
i cast 01 whisker. onB, jU. Onml
-ofrie b?aimanti
;S5r.7,"escvBe3 property, to appear Derore
Lt? io'nlrauo ef thirty days frfra
5Li?5?!!'?' wun' Wii.W'lorfPKedto Ihe
oltedgtatesi wn t is)iTu$.ii MOTT4'
J.G. Yorao. '- .. .Ti nniiiliai.il
': ' Deputy.".- i '
nov5 8t tnSOdys
li ill! -J .,. ' U: ,
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ON
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100 SACKS
.-Ill-
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
inn;
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50 BOXES CANDY.
25 BOXES SOAP,
(All grades and prices.)
2() SACKS COFFEE,
rlrtESH CH?EESi; AND. MACKEREL.
Q. A. McT,EAN CO.
Oct 18, 1879. ' ' '
HAMS. HAMS.
10 Tierces Sugar Cured Hams. 1.500 Choice
Worth Carolina Hams, Cowies' cure.
100 BARBELS OUR BEST
PATENT PROCESS,
Warranted equal to any in market
I 000 half ro'ls IS4 and 2 yd . Bagging. 800 Bun
ches Nellis Tie s, new and first-cuss In ev-ry re
spect. All the above to an lve early next week.
Send In your orders.
BUR WELL & SPRING.
sept28
OFFICE OF PIEDMONT NURSERIES, I
GRKEN8BOK0.JS. C. May 31. 1K79. f
I pn;j ot give, to the i.-tiivij' r Ihe
Piedmont Nui ai-ries,
TU lti.t Mi i t::: ifavel ti'iiL " coin mission on
in 2wmi ravti. cu:.a fe i i iu Tiees, Ac,
undli.w rr.iv.o il the i rice 60 per cent. Apples
Mid i'too.t 1 .-1 c.ii&, ii to 6 teet; uue improved
l'i uits ii.- nr- utm 11 in orth Carolina,, and ready
fur iiieu. i;uu... iitrence given to any Nursery
in ciunloru uouuiy. Feaeltes and Apples runamc
from tne earliest to the latest varieties. Trees will
be packed In good strong boxes or bates, and de
Ilrered to railroad depots or express offices without
any extra charge lor boxes or delivery. 1 win rur
nisb at the following low rate: Peaches and
d Ap
each.
pies in any Quantity, improved fruit, 10 cents
Pears, Plums,
Apricots,
Nectarines. Quince, Crab
Apples.. Jigs, Cherrlea 88 . cants. . Onuunental
Trees, Roses and Flowers will be sold cheaper than
nan
be void br any nursery in JNortn uaxouna.
Cash to accompany the orders. Any one not hav
ing cash may fill out note, signed by, purchaser, to
be paid when trees are -delivered at depot specified
by purchaser. Note to accompany trees and paid
when trees are delivered, purchasers raying ftll
freights on same. Trees will be shipped In No
vember and purchaser notified when to meet them.
Persons ordering will state plainly where to ship
Name the depots. Letters of Inquiry answered
cheerfully. Orders solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed, tend In orders at once.
Very respectfully, , ,
7 M.C; DIXON.
Proi rleror of Piedmont Nurseries
Tune 7 eoiltfm.
WAGON EMPORIUM.
For the bett Wagon iu the World, call on;
THOS. H. GAITHER.
He keeps the celebrated
STUDEBAKER WAGON,
Which took the first Awaid Merit et Uie Centen
nial Exposition at Ph1ladelpla.i Ulsoi the SUver
Medal at the world's ureal r uir, at fans, r ranee.
He keeps the
s
1 i
Also, which lves universal gatlsfaciion as a farm
wagon, ;
C iears Wholesale.
Best brands , and cheapest, fr, the grade, on the
market' ' . ;i ?
SHOW
Just the thing for showing goods atth FairW
sale or -rent i T :i iti-.i
NOv. 4-'dwIy.
fj'PR bale..' '(h t jhi i ?ai m jwttiA .
ii vmi nouveoise ana tunion im wucara
paper was lately printed. It was mde by AbM t
Johnson' typtomdm of 'Miieiphiav and was
not discarded because mo longer At lot se.toutai
ly because it became necessary to se a 41flemit
style of type.' It will do good service for several
ream to-eome.i JtwUl be sold In lots to tut pur
ehRMra. and in foiitaof firt t t.onrtiLw1li to
,witbAut oases. Address OBSERVER ;
FLOUR
All persons due me lor Guano murt sle 1 mme-
oow vnAiioe1xi.u -
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SEECTAC1jES.
fW Gold-Head Canes and everything you want
, t. T. BUTLER'S.
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LASNE,
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Ironi PmrU, France,
WATCH and CLOCK MAKES,' 6ILDEB and
8IL-
1 " TEB PLATER.
Trade Stret opposfte; First Preabrterian Church.
.Hat Gray Store.
Every kind of repairs made atones at half prioe
and warranted one ear. Every kind of Jewelry or
Bronze GlMtogr Tutoring, OTver-Hattog and Gal
vanl2 mad at short notice and equally as good
as new. Work done for the trade at low prices.
Apprentice waited, with premium and good
ref erences.
fiepamtd ijork uncalled for will be sold at the
exptrattoa of twelve months for cost of repairs
eptlS
Soots and gnats.
I
We have Just received a nice liae of
ZIEGLER'S SHOES,
Consisting of
LADIES' BUTTON, LACE AND CONGRESS
BOOTS, SLIPPERS, NEWPORTS, CHIL
DREN'S PEARL SHOES.
Also a beautiful lot of
GENTS'
6b
NEWARK WORE,"
COMPRISING
Gaiters, Oxford and Strap
Ties,
PLAIN AND BOX TOE,
Which we are now prepared to offer at extremely
low prices.
Thanking our friends for past favors, and wlah
ng to merit a continuance of the same by keeping
the largest stock, best assorted,
SELLING LOWER.
And strict attention to business, with .polite young
men to show goods without trouble. ' . ;
W. S. FORBES, Agent,
8mHBtt Forbes' OKTStand, Trade St
June 15fc i iiiii1 tnii''ii .10 i ' i
STOCK
OUR FALL STOCK OFA
BOOTS, 'SI10ES, UATS
it
AND
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U wmCpietoHe dethie4 to stato
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Ifii.fi.ri j s; 7-i i.iv -miu HvriJ Ji;f"
fKrr) s; Kt
OC gowhf evry.aMiSihte person known to
tcnes the Wdl iSiM xk
n -j i i.iiiov 3Ailu il'm-i v !. j
ielors ;wltisVitV! Wft irU fel ralrly and otor
iixBMtaoijnoaiK.i j. i j. -en ;
-jut til tbiriw fiirrfi fcits fSQ&AKftO0ui
(jOpt!li(i:ltTftai Iti ,s !? fi; 5i'i
-i;reknoeritandHonieeoprJ- : -li t-i-j--
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THYTtfXrTF t "m-1-
t Any pmoswisttmqspnwbjasps) nel ihntw4
aat I men swaiisiine sewns; ana moaexn son
wminutei waltoof as pltos4usAe'eBsja
oonuaoo oy applying ai - .i.
deel THIS OTTICI,
CALL
COMPL ETED
ONE Of THE MOlr
T
n48aqlo giilniuri sd3 ;. . , , - S2j o
-a OK.L-1 .r.n55Jf1te ' toe to
St1 HENKY
tRBOLlC SALVK '
.n i. r 1 . .. ... ,;
forthctHirpoee ot wiring employed
.1: d'J.l l .. 'JtisifVi .
SOBES, WOUNDS, CUTS, BBDISKS,
-tanamed aW abmded gurfaoe8, and
ALL SKIN DISEASES.
blffisiSfarffoKS " "purities
-IJltho6Ui)oi of u the hWPh
I Jirtues; and the th7S.p'8tolxtol
oe m menmslTZl
to Henry', Carbolle Salve, and take no other
JOHN F. HENRY, CDBBAK ft CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
9 COLLEGE PLACE, NEW TOBX.
Pe b L- Wristori ft Co., Charlotte. N. C.
SMITH'S WORM OIL.
. r . ( " Anrjtrt.ija., February 22, i87a
SIR My child, nve years old, had aymptoms ol
worms, lineo calomel aad other worm medicines
vw.jnjea xpei sn7oeeinc Mr,
cteVTgot a vlalofTworm OUTand
brouftht "forr . werras. and the m
many that I did not Mtml them.
ui Drat dose
dose
BO
. 8. H. Adams.
Prepared by E. 8, LYNDON,' Athens Ga.
For sale by DR. T. C. SMITH, Charlotte. N. t.
teb2Mdiwly.
REAL BARGAINS
-IN-
China, ihieTOire, Class
AND
TABLE CUTLERY..
, ,).,.
SILVER ARB CHINA. hOUSE",
TRYON STREET,
Old stand of Tkldj's Book Store.
TBE BEST STOCK OF
Vim tABLE CUTLERY,
HEAYY PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS'
Erer lrcr.t ht to Charlotte.
Having detei mined to cl se out certain lli.es of
goods, we will offer inducements on the same to
wholesale and tetail buyers.
October 1, 1879.
THE
CHINA
PALACE
OF
John Drooklidd & Co.
- . '.; .!, - ' . V . - .
Is the ptfic'. vfyi it' can, bf iounii the tea and
' cfct-apest stock bl
GLASSWARE,
lamp goods.-siltebwabe. clocks, look-
IXG UWSiCCTLEbV, WOOD AND
WILLOW WARE. FANCY GOODS,.
BABY CARRIAGES, ETC..
Wholesale and fteiaii.
We sen goods s lew As any Northern hot te i
give us a ealL We have just received a freh stcck.
I t ;i ti u JOHX BBOOKITED ic CO.
Kov. , s ; i j i . ;)!: , 7 ,
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.00
,7 i) j.cj.
$2.00
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Beducied rAteit MWrdinc to loea-
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M. L. HARNETT, Clerk, Isle of Planters H ital.
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U'BiW'C Clerk; IT. 6. Alburn U
dee 80 '
OJf THE MOST
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