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Stye (Mjartoiti (bbztvvtx. 1 . ' J cock Wilmington snorts .enjoyed a fight Monday evepjng. ; . Dr. Samuel Lahgdon, a native and for many years a resident pf Wilmini, ton, died recently ; at Stockton, Cal. The city authorities of Greensboro have appropriated 050 and eood reeolu- . ; .n Mm nantannial f ftl pbrfttlOn Of the battle of Guilford Court House. The annual meeting of the stockhold ers of the Cat Fear and Yadkin Yal ley Railroad is in progress in Fayette ville to-day. . . Rev. Dr. Pritchard, president of Wake' Ferest College, is to speak -before the Young Men'ta Library Associa tion of Wilmington. The Rview says Dr. M. J. DeRosset who, it will be remembere.tL.was induc ed about a rear ao to remove from New York to Saa. Antonio, Texas, I to I has abandoned Texas and will return to Wilmington, at least temporarily. . Raleigh Observer: John Jackson, white, who is in jail, charged with con spiracy against Mrs. Pearce, on Sunday dangerously wounded with a piece of glass Wm. Finnell, an inmate of the same cell. Finnell is a white lad, and is held on a charge of attempting to rape a very small colored girl. Wilmington Review: For many years it has been the custom in this Parish at every advent of Easter for the children connected with the Sunday school to gather on the tower of the church at early morn and break forth In songs of joy as the rising aim kindles the pur pling East. Raleigh Observer: The joint select committee appointed to ascertain the causes of the failure to sign the school bill, reported that the speakers were in no wise to blame, nor was there any fault in the other officers, but that the failure was attributable to the haste and rush consequent upon the last hours of the session:. TIICUJ1A1V AND BLAIKE. A Dramatic Scene in tlie Senate Mr. Thurman Attack d with Vertigo. Special to B iltlmore Sun. Washington, March 29. A strange scene transpired in the Senate this af ternoondramatic and unexpected. Senator Thurman had taken the floor immediately after the close of the morn ing hour to make a formal motion in favor of having a speedy settlement of the Geneva award bill, now pending, He had not spoken more than a min ute or two when Mr. Blaine came into his place on the floor, and dropping in to that peculiar crouching attitude which he always assumes when about to speak, intently followed the words of Mr. Thurman. The Senators observed this, and drew about in their chairs and faced the two Senators. The Senator from Ohio favors a bill which gives the insurance companies indemnity as well as the ship-owners themselves, while the Maine Senator opposes it. The mo ment Mr. Thurman took his seat Mr. Blaine opened on him with one of his impetuous, taunting criticisms, which serve at the same time to confuse and irritate his opponents. Judge Thurman retorted with much vehemence and some feeling, then Mr. Blaine replied with increasing vigor, making some adcaptandum applications of Mr. Thur mans views, which naturally caused that Senator to display some heat. At the close of one of Mr. Blaine's most pointed periods Mr. Thurman sprang to his feet, when suddenly, before he had uttered a word in reply, he clapped his hand to his forehead and rubbed it, as in pain ; then dipping his fingers in to the glass of Water on the desk before him he moistened his temples in slow, deliberate touches, then sank back in to the chair from which he had risen without uttering a single word. Mr. Eaton, of Connecticut, in some alarm took him by the hand, and Mr. Thur man slowly arose and tottered out in to the cloak-room followed by a num ber of his colleagues, whose counte nances showed, much concern and sym pathy, Mr. Blaine being one of the first who passed over to his aid from the Republican side of the chamber. It is said that the attack is a mere spell of vertigo, that Senator Thurman had been subject to it for the last thirty years. lie was assisted to a sofa in the cloak-room and was soon surrounded by Senators. Senator Withers, who is a physician, ministered to him with such remedies as were at hand, cold water, &c. While still suffering the Judge re quested that a messenger be dispatched to his house to inform his wife that he was not seriously ill. As is usual, ex aggerated reports were soon flying over the capitol, and from thence spread through the city, to the effect that Judge Thurman had been stricken with paralysis and could not live. Tele grams were sent throughout the coun try to the same effect. But in about a half hour after the attack Mr. Thur man recovered sufficiently to leave the cloak-room and walk to his own committee-room, on the lower floor. Short ly after he proceeded in a carriage to his residence on Fourteenth street, where Dr. Garnets his family physician, at tended him and pronounced him to be in no danger, and that he would prob ably be able to get out to-morrow. A Baker's Dozen of Wive. Clarence E. Davis, the man in custody at Chicago who has thirteen wives claiming hirpt in different sections of the country, is described as small in stature, a lean face, prematurely aged, though only 42, and anything but pre possessing. His hair and side whis kers are scant and gray. He was three years ago a drummer in the New York tea trade, employed by a firm in Duane street. His canvassing for customers was interspersed with a hunt for wives, and when arrested he had several ad ditional marriage engagements on hand. His defense, as far as it is de veloped, is that his Canadian wife con sented to a union, knowing he had a wife living., and hence their marriage was void; that his reputed wife in De troit is not his wife, because she had a husband living when she married him; ignoring his wives in the East and Cin cinnati, whose cases-have hot yet been presented in the courts, he claims that Clara Cleveland 13 his only legal wife. As he has made affidavits to the state ments concerning his Canadian and Detroit spouses, those women will have him indicted by the grand jury of Cook county on Monday for perjury as well as bigamy. Davis has waived examin ation in Chicago, and has been commit ted to await the action of the grand jury in default of $8,000 bail. ! Narrow Escape from PcrsecntUn. ..A Lancaster Pa.) business man has uiMTow escape irom a persecu tion similar to that inflicted on the Key. Dr. Dix. A number of postal cards addressed to various persona Wert dropped into the box at the Lan caster poscomce in . the nieht 4 Them aras ordered cabs and whiskey and ham to5' be sfttit. th .place of busiinea at 6 o'clock last Thurs ; day afternoon. Some leading citizens ",I??'Mei call at that hour. The postmaster,, suspected the desigm Ana navincr received SHE" ri THE TWO WASHINGTON SCANDALS I As Viewed btifcAdy 6oitoa&& Letter toBanyule Eos ' A .J LJOl. There comes a most fearful story hipiihft-ratafch talked! of -ChrIst family' Ikflw4hat tftefow sons of the Senator have nearly ruined himinanciSlly, and Victor, the eidfe$, waa the cause of the mor recntro ble, he having fallen in love with his foutg step-mother' sq Influenced hfer fiiaf. in a moment of weakness sne broke her marital vows. It is- also 1 stated that, sanely ; in love, be-cartied 3 ner picture aooirs wimi mm, uu, imv uated with its beauty, boasted, of his relations with her in the common bro thels of Leavenworth, Also that she used to get money from- his father to .... - . 1 Ti - A .aid mm in nis wiia excesses, xt is uji-j riblq to thinkrthat perhaps she'js iiincH cent and has to Dear an tnecrueiTe-porta-now in circulation. 'Twas ru mored that she attempted suicide one -day this week? and the presence of five doctors' vehicles at the door takes away some of the emphatic denials of her friends. T V I Miss Jessie Raymond and little&on' my Hill left tb'a pltjr a few days $ndg She told the reporter of a paper here that she would not return to Washing ion until her case was reached ori'the calendar. The Post pertly remarks that by -that time Tommy wiue growl and mav bear, perhaps, such, a mrikinl resemblance to Jna ShiermaaroflfHanni- bal Hamlin, her strongest point may be lost. A short time 'Since in the Senate gallery during a speech of Senator Hill's poor little Tommy made an outcry, and with his mother was roughly ousted from the gallery by a policeman. The fair Jessie lustily called on her ci devant lover for protection, but the Senator placidly continued his speech notwith standing the great emotion this natu rally occasioned. A most, unfortunate feature of the case is that a most highly respected family have been given unne cessary publicity in the affair. Mrs. Lock wood published a letter to prove that the Senator was not a 'Jdsfepn, arid whilst she did not give the name of the young lady all Washington knew, as his visits to the house had been'. re marked. The faroily are near relatives of a well known Episcopal divine in this city. The charge Waspronounced false- by Mr. Hill, but unfortunately, the young lady's father was wearing tlie wateh, and had told numerous per sons who the donor was; ;il.;o men tioning other handsome presents he had given her. Mrs. Hill, with true wilely devotion.has treated the story as utter-5- ly talse, but nevertheless, 1 learn h;u been utterly prostrated by I lie numer ous mortuicauons .attending such a scandal. The Senator has tried to be brave and with ghastly smiles has j keel on the subject, but his blanched face and nervously twitching features show the terrible strain upon his nerves. He is said to have aged ten years; 'tis one thing to sin, and quite anothe.1 to be caught therein. A New XJse for ike Electric Light. Dr. Siemens, one of the best known electricians and most eminent men of science of the day, has just demonstra ted before the Royal Society of London some very curious properties ''of the electric light not hitherto - .known. He showed that it had a remarkable i fluence over the processes of vegetation, wnicn nave generally been attributed as much to the heat fays as to the light rays or uie sun. ur. Memens proves, in ract, mat plants exposed to the elec tric light not only grow rapidly, but preserve their natural color as effec tively as when in the sunlight. In the presence of the society he placed a not of budding tulips in the full brightness of an electric lamp, and in forty min utes the buds had expanded into full bloom. Dr. Siemens has been conduct ing experiments with plants under the electric light for two months. The re sult so far has been to prove that vege tation kept in absolute dark dies: that in cases where it was exposed either to daylight or to the electric light it throve equally well, and where, when daylight tell, the electric light succeed ed it, so as to keep the plants In contin ual ngnc, tuey grow vigorously and rapidly. The theory that plants, like animals, require a daily period of rest and inaction in order to recuperate their energies, seems likely to be modi- ned materially by this discovery, which besides, promises to become useful in many ways. Florists and market gar deners interested in forcing plants and vegetables to rapid growth and maturi ty will be able to profit largely by the electric light, especially where the me chanical energy needed to produce" it can be derived lrom cheap and access! ble water-power. Dr: Siemens has al- reaay suggested tnat neat radiated from po wen ul electric arcs be used in this way to-counteract frost and promote ii. ft , " - me ripening or iruic in;tne open air. Many other and important practical re sults may be expected to flow from this discovery, and it is the province ipf men like Edison to make these applica tions. The Extra Session. Raleigh Observer. Yesterday the ' Legislature, which was convened in special session on the 15th day of March, adjourned sine die, after having thoroughly discussed and accepted the proposition ot Mr. Best to purchase the Western North Carolina itailroad, and alter doinsr incidentally some other public business, not, how-' ever, ot much general importance. The great matter which engaged the atten tion of the saembej.'s was th$ Bes$ prop osition Now let us see the ' Result of tne extra session. The cost was not- great. The mileage was $5,037.25, and expenses, at $775 a day for fifteen days, were 11,625. The entire cost was $17,262.25. Now what has been raised by this 'expenditure j JJnder 4he Jaw we had to nay to the "Western North Carolina Railroad.$72.Q00 Xot iron : $45.- ooo, and for jeterest A59sm:hm all $174,500. To net this amount in the Treasdrj; the' sheriffs -would have to collect about $l&000. for their com missions would b abopt S880: 6$ the very first year we "wilt be relieved1 of $183,000 of taxes. Besides this,. .Mr. Best is to pay us for our convicts near $70,000 in aetnai xashs. We win thus make by the sale to Best ftann.ooo t.hfl first year. This wijl he a great relief to the people; Tire load which the peo ple have borne, .because of this rad is entirely lifted from our shoulders. We nazara nothing in saying that hereaf ter the people will breathe easier. Be sides this view of he jcase. which is the dollar and cents" Dart of thelrans- action, we have by means of this extra session eliminated a verv dancf-rous political question from pur State poli tics. The rhud cut &ooni is iiow! atrip ped of all its importance, and the polit ical parties ill the State will not have to deal with an element of discord which had obtrtrded itself into our midst. There is no lonarer anv ibsxsis oni which JudgftToufgw'gplan of ban ning in an independent candidate can WOrX The auDrehension need naur ha dismissed.; fluch&rje samas-of the fruits i WlMlia ,Af Wif Tbe main body of the Salvation Army, L which is catopaignihg'in England, hoi I. Buuietning worse to contend with there than hardhearted city officials, At a mfip.r.ino' in xi cU.whd, attack eti tha rrmvi - TKa anfwui tidnists tenel ifi ih A 7 fists and with xtiniro ZLia iuiX t7r tTrf-hk.. V..:r : " w vux0i uuu wrin nrvfiJ iv no. houseT B orcfe3l to seek refuge. n POLITICAL. GOSSIP. frlonOwy' Jtiewe About the National 4ifJL Capital. Cor. Blchmond Dispatch. if Antiiminemtublicanssatlmt the j mittee has endeavored to tempt Senator Logn with tke vice-presidency, when the facKisfthaxUeneral John thinks he is about "as big a man as old Grant" or anv other maa. The Edmunds boomers aav tKe Termbnt Senalorrts allying to hia stannaro an or tne isnstow men ox-i New England; and is fast superseding. MiS Sherman in that quarter. Tie week commences with activity at the headquarters of both Field and Han- cock, Mr. jsayara. witn an nis sirengin seems' toj hve ie ijgifaizatifcf f here. As a whole, however, the presidential situation is not specially interesting to night. 'A- Mafife editor to-night says' Mr. Tila en is tne ravoriie in nis oiara. It is announced that Mr. Hendricka says he will not run as Vice-President again. ! ;' Speaker Randall claims to-night that he will -have ay-majority in the Penn sylvaniaDemocratic convention, while the 5falla.ee m$noptinue to assert that he wttfnt havfif delegates. The news from New York to-night indicates that there will be a Kelly and a Tilden delegation sent to Cin cinnati. There were two delegations In 1856. 3 f ' There will have to b$ a pDnierefcce of the' committees bf-the1 two "houses on the star route deficiency bill. Judge Rives Failed to Get a Verdict. - - - ; . i . y. Lynchbuhg, March 2ft The Arial in the United States District Court of Judge Griffin, of lioanpke' county,: for not putting negroes on. juries, resulted tiwlav in a hnn? mrv eleven tor UPM quittal to one for conviction. The oth er cases were all continued. Will You Believe It? Woman's Best Friend. To relieve the aching "heat Qvsqman, and bring joy wliere sorfcrt elgo ed tutfreme, te at mission befdrfc rwhfcfc. the .smilea of kings dwindle into utter insignificance. This is the peculiar province of Bradfield's Female Regular tor. which, from Us numberless cures, is appropri ately styled ' Woman's Best Krind." The dis tresses complaint" known as "Whites." and vari ous irregularities of the womb, to which woman Is subject, .disappear .lilieniagic ..before ajiusle bot tle of this wonderful compound. Physicians pre scribe it ' ' Prepared by Dr. J Bradfleld, Atlanta, Ga.. and sold at $1.50 per bottle by T. C. Smith and L. H. Written & Co. , i -w fcow IN PERFECT HEALTH.- Near Marietta, Ga , March 2 1 . 1 870. ' Bome morons ago I bought attottle f Bradfield's Tfmale ReeuiatOr. and nsed it in my'famHy with t.h( utmost, satisfaction: have recommended It to three other families, and they lhate found it just nh.it U is recommended. The temaies wno nave nsed the Regulator are now in perfect health, and able to attend to their household duties, we cor dially recommend it to the public. RJSV. H. B. JOHNSON. 3atct JHcdiciues. Pr.TUTTS Expectorant 1 IN 25CTS. ANDSI BOTTLES. Ite propertieg are Demulcent, ITatrt tive Balsamic, Soothing and Healing. Combining all these qualities, it ifl the most effective IiTJNG- BAXiSAM ever Offered, to sufferers from pulmonary diseases. DR. J. F. HAYWOOD, of New York, voluntarily indorses it. READ WHAT HE SAYS:- Dt. TUTT : New York. Sept.. 19, 1877. Deaur bir Durins this ier I vi-ited n.ae hundred eases of lung d teases. In the lower ward ot It-" city the cises were of a very severe type. It wa there my ettemion Was called to Tutts Expectorant and I confess my surprise at its wonderful power During a practice of twenty years, I hare nev-t knowm a medicine to act as promptly, and with such bappy effects. It instantly subdued the most violent fits of couching, and invariably cured the disease in a few days. 1 cheerfully indorse it as the best las medicine I erer nsoil. i - J. FRANCIS HAYWOODv Jt D. saaaawBBaBaaaaaaaBaBBaBaBaBasaB-- A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES. Office, Evening Kews, Augusta, Ga. t Dr. TUTT: Dear Sir My iittls son, was attacked with pneumonia last winter, which left him with a Trolent cougu, that lasted till within a month since, for the euro of which 1 am indebted toyour valuable Expectorant. I had tried moht every thing recom mended, but nous did any good until 1 used your Ex-' pectorant. one bottle of which removed the cough f J" ta"- Qlg WflLE. :HaCterrible NIGHT SWEATS. ' , . Memphis, Feb., "11, t87L Dr. TUIT: Sir-IliTO bonn caSeaiag for nearly two , avs wHk a sveca.oiuh. . WhariXcomreert ctA ta- kin your Expectorant i was rJiiced to one hundred andsixtoenlound in weight. I had tried almost everything; had terrible night swents. I have taken half dozeti bottles. The night sweits have left me, Jie cough has disonpo&red, and I hu to rained fifteen junds in flea!i."; f recommend itto-alf my friends iMPORTAHT QUESTIONS. Header, have yon ought a cold t Afft yon m ble to raise the phlegm 7 liavo job an irrita tion in the throat? A sense of oppression op the lungs, with Bhort breath 7 Do you have t 3t of coughing on lyfiig down 7 - A sharp pain ow and then in the region of the heart, Bhonl jisrs aud back 7 If eo, out AjTslceTirtak al .once a dose of Tntt's Expectorant;' yon will soon be able to raise the phlegm. In an hour repeal the Expectorant, place a hot iron to the feet, takt ' two of Tutt's Pills. Yon will goon fail into pleasant "iljep and wuke up In the morning, cough gone, lungs working freely j easy breath Ipg, and the bowels moving'in a naturaVroanner. To prevent a return of these symptoms nsa th Sxpectorant several days. Office, 35 Murray Street, N. Y. TUTT'S PILLS Cl 5SK TOill'lD L.1VK1&. TUTT'S PILLS TUTTS PILl!s t:uith: novnviiNi.ss. TUTT'S PrLLS TUXT'C. PILLS TT'S PILLS FtKIFV THE (iLOttD. TUTT'S PiLLS CUK!. PJI-F.S. i t- i 3 B il UIKal On at Haih 6r WfaiSutfKa o. fenced to a Ulossx BuaOK by a single application ol this XJXK. to un- parta a Natural Color, acts Instantaneously, and as Harmless as spring water. Sold by Draggistli sent ot express -on receipt ot tit. , Office, MtrrrayStNew Yoi'k. Hi: nf tbe mast dodhIat wmfdipa of nn mnf uumoh. f il proprietary, specifics, and ia ioammeafia d- - mHi wherever on this Coiitltent foer andgue s exist, a wmegiassrui three times a day ia the bet possible preparative for, encountering a malarioi n nere, reguiaung toe uver. and InvlgoraUng nr Sflla hv all Ttnimrloto nn 1 T.AlA'...All . m m fc. sssraswvmxriXii" ' - i- Every Family QHOULD have oa band email Ixrttlft of Sha- Diarrhoea and similar troa Wee nmont: children. Qet uotue at once or jjb. i . u. oui x xt, uruggisu Ext. of Lemon i ND VANILLA, tbe finest and best goods in the X market, always on hand at t ' t .1 .- v.-.: T. C. SMITH'S DCoMtore. Mutton Tallow, tTclini:D,' andTput rip ten ent packages, for Chapped Lips, Hands, e c, at ! T. C. SMITH'S Drug Store. Don't Forget THAT you can get ftie very best Five Cent Cigar and the largest in the market at dk. T. u. ajan uts urug store. Best is Cheapest. ALWAYS buy the bet of everythrng--'the best Sugar,, the best Coffee, the btsr Kloor, and tratt's Astral Oil If you want the best light' xxa. i . j. aaitTti. tity Agerit. Cheap Cigars, ; ' v - - o NE dollar and fifty cents a box of one huh- areaat r. u. bauxaro Drug store. Good Biscuits CAN be made of ordinary flour by using Hors ford's Bread Preparation. Try It and you will be pleased. T. C. SMITH, Wholesale Agent mar2 For Ladies' and Childeifs SHOES use Brazilian Shoe Polish. !. will not rub off or soil the skirts. It is nonltivelv fren from anything that will injure the most delicate leather, l-or sale by L. R. WK1STON & CO. CYDONIN, THE best preparation ever offered for the cure of Chapped Skin. Piniples.Yan.Eruptlons, Sun burns, etc Sold only b ' L. E. WRISTON & CO. Fid. Ext Biichn and Juniper. "NVALUABLE as a Diuretic L. R. WBISTON CO. PLASTERS, ALLCOCK'S Porous, Beason's Capclne, S. & J's. Cupsicum and Belladonna L. B. WBISTON & CO. BAKING P0VVDKH8. DOOLEY'S, Hor?eford's and Sea Foam, Also, Prices "Yeast Gem. L. R. WRITON & CO. BITTEES. HOP Bitters, Vinegar Bitters. Hostetter's Bitters. L. B. WBISTON & CO. mar 21 DR. J. H. McAden, DKC&GI3T AITD CEXXIST, Now often to the bade a full stock of Lubin's Extracts and Colognes English Select SPICES Colgate, Honey and Glycerine Soaps. -i . gngltah, fiend and American TdOTHJ BRUSHES. PRESCRIPTIONS , Carefully prepared at all hours, both night ant day at J. H. McADEN'S Prescription Store. K ..! i . t ! i 111" '111 ,11 U s ! BiUUKlll, SECURITY, mm C. WEST & SONS' Q s ! f! t-"' ? : I ExtrlNt) I Kerosene Am ALADDIN SECURITY OIL. s ill :. is f No. lXerosenk OlLjrom CL West 5 3 ':. Highest Medal awarded at Centennial Exppston Crystal Oil Works, Canton. Warranted to stand a Uw tesriifttoMatare It will Mm. C. West & Sons, BalUmora. r .; i'.r. ;,:., ij j ,v, :;.. .-. A IH Ti I A.-1 f 1 Tl l I.. - w. fn:;t. n.f f-.,;; .. ;' i j i v i t Dk. J. H. McADEN, Bote -Agent, 1 R.3 i.n J CHARLOTTE, N. C ' nnnn cWAds'iixy JUST RECEIVED. A full line all grades ready-made LADIES' UNDERWEAR From the Manufacturers, and will be sold for cash at New York Prices. Another Lot of those FINE CLOAKS At the same low price. New Style Trimmed Felt WALKING HATS, BLACK AND BROWN. 25 dozen of those $1 Corsets left, at 60c., at MRS. P. QUERY'S. Nov. 12. 100 Boxes Tobacco, N STORE. AND TO ARRIVE. PRICES TO L Suit the Times. Call early, as It must be sold T. H GAlTHER. ACID PHOSPHATE, FBESH FROM THE CELEBRATED MARY land Fertilizing and Manufacturing Company, of Baltimore, now in store ready 'O oeliver. T. H. GAITHER. CIGARS. 7fi Ofkfl 1 HAVE SEVENTY THOUSAND ll,vVU, fine cigars, which I offer to the wholesale trade cheap. MACKEREL, O N CONSIGNMENT, A CHOICE LOT .OF 14 ana vg bdis. oi laacKerei. WAGONS. A FULL LINE OF WAGONS OF THE BEST make. No kiln dried lumber in them. All warranted for one year. Call early as prices are advancing. TO ARRIVE, KAA TONS ACID PHOSPHATE OF THE BEST 0JJ brand. Orders taken now will be filled promptly. ALL PERSONS TUE ME FOR GUANO, WAGONS. AC, ARE A--' requested to call at once and settle up as further Indulgence cannot be expected. Jan. 29. THOS. H. GAITHER. Tobacco grown In Western North Carolina Is noted for Its good smoking qualities, the best of used in this brand. Ask your nearest merchant for a sample pack age; or, If you are a dealer, write to me for clrcu lars and wholesale prices. Address J. 6. TOMLINSON, Hickory, N. CL Jan 27. rockery autl (Slassumrje J. BROOXFUXD. A. W. IXDOU. CHINA '? PALACE OF J, Brookfield & Co. CHARLOTTE, N. C WE take pleasure to inform our friends and . the public generally, that we always have in stock a complete assortment of CHINA AND CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE AND LAMP GOODS, CUTLEBY AND SILVER PLATED WARE; WOOD. WILLOW AND TINWARE. ANp HOpSE FURNIHLG GgPDS GENERALLY all of which we offer at the lowest possible priees. We a e enabled to give SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS SPECIAL INDUCEMENT WHOLESALE BUYERS In TINWARE, CROCKERY, GLiSSWARE AND ., . . .. LAUP GOODS. Ife' ask tne TRADE to give rrna trial, is e sell goods as low as Northern Houses. ORIGINAL CRATE8 Always on hand. - , Orde'8 by mall promptly executed and any In formation desired will be hee .-fully given. - - ; TeryJetpeetfuilT, r J. BROOOTELD 4 00. Janl7 el? : (groceries. tt ill -; j Wholesale Dealers IN FLOUR. -:o;- MILLER'S PATENT, PARAGON, MAGNOLIA, CITY MILLS, COTTAGE, All (juaranteei to Give Full Satisfaction. R. M. MLLEB & SONS, College it Fourth Ste. mar21 H ti 3 O V) C "U CD SBBBBBl o -5 THY THE BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS I N T H E CITY. The Pilot Brand AND The Solon Shingle. :o:- HEADQUARTERS FOR THE RICHMOND GEM CIGARETTS. :o:- pNION SETS, raar24 LeROY DAVIDSON. New Year Greeting ! SPENGER & ALLEN. THANKING OUR FRIENDS FOR THE LIBER al patronage bestowed on us In the past, we beg to inform them that our stock of ROOER'ES A ND TROTISIONS BOCERIES xxND JL VIlCNS Is now complete, and we are prepared to offer special Inducements to elose buyers, and think we can make it to their Interest to see us before purchasing elsewhere. ALL ORDERS WILL HAVE OUR BEST ATTENTION AT LOW EST MARKET PRICES. are azents for the well-known brands nf B5kinghttn 44 sheeting; and Pee Dee Plaids. me us a callJ - 17 SPENCER & ALLEN, 1 w noiesaie urocers commission Merchants. Corner Trade and College Streets, 5 ' Charlotte, N.CiJ ' Jan. 8. WANTED, At the Charlotte City Mills; 3,000 bushels Com, 1,000 bushels, Wheaty Rye, Ots, Peas, &, for which cash, or meal in exchange, will be paid. Constantly on hand, Floor, Meal, Mill-feed, c for sale. - - - - These mills have been thoroughly- refitted, and all grain sent will bejtrpmDtly groundVor exchanged If desired, .. . .; , f . J. IRWLN 4 CO : Janl&tf 1 t Q ore 3 as GC E CD f -LjijR WORKINUMAN'S FRIEN JJ . JPljj6 a true Wend in. the time of need,, is a. friend indeed; and such a friend b DR. WM. HALL'S BALSAM ihi LUNG S.. It Is a sure cure for COSUXPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHilA BRONCHITIS, HOARSENESS, and all diseases of the Lungs, Chest aud Throat This well known remedy has been used for thi. ty years and has cured thousands of oases, numi which were given up as hopeless. ' or No case, however obstinate, can resist the t.i n WmnarHoa rjt VW. U7 .. TT1I) L1,V Ueal- Lungs. si . uu. aw a ixusam lor the Rememberthat tt Is the penhicnt t- of th Baisam that cures the worst eases. For sale by L. B. WBISTON & CO., Dnusu Charlotte. N '(; febie lw Souks and jMattoucm' Million Dollars WILL be paid for BAGS, at the hlehest market price, by WM. & R TIDDY, Paper Manufacturers, Charlotte, N. C 01UT ! The First and Only EDITION OF Father Eyan's PO E IVI S. A Handsome Book of 260 Pages, Bound in Cloth and Printed on Tinted Paper. Price, $2.50. This Work has been pre pared from the Author's man uscript, and is copyrighted by him. For sale by TIDDY & BRO. ma-31. JUST RECEIVED AT EDDINS'S BOOK STORE, A Fine Assortment of WALL PAPER WINDOW SHAPES, 31,000 Worth Blank Books, 15,000 visiting cards, ranging klqu the create-t to tije fine--t Including all the latest styles and de Is. Pocket Ioqks and Pocket Memo randums, Ladies' Wallers, Pinjs Ink Stands, &c., etc &Q, Everything kept in a first class Book Store con stantly m hand. maris, gatatctoB and gjctoelrfl, "ESTABLISHED INI858 Fine (Jo Id and Silver Watches, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, Diamonds, Silyer anfl Silyer Platefl Ware, Gold and Silver Spectacles, and everything kpt In FIRST-CLASS JEWELRy STUltK. The Highest Cash Price Paid for Old Gold and Silver. Partrcu'ar atfc tion paid to ttie Repirlng of r"lne ffa h s. docks and Jewelry. ALL, WATCI AND CLOCK W0BK Warranted for Twelve Months All goods sold at this estab'ishmeot warran ed as represented. HONESTY 19 TH BEST POLICY, JOHN T, BUTLER, Carolina Jewelry Store, Charlotte. marl2 P. LASNE, From Paris, Franoe, WATCH and CLOCK MAXEB, QILDE5 SIL" . ' yiBPLATEB. Ubik sW A Trade Street, opposite JOrst trespyjarui Cburoh, Kat Gray 8tof. Every kind of repairs made at once at hall price and warranted one year. Every kind of Jewelry or Bronze Gliding, Coloring.' SUver-Platlng and Gal vanizing made at short notice and equally as gooa as new. Work done for the trade at low prices 4S ADDrentice wanted, with Dremlum and leferenoes. : t Repaired wo uncaned tot will be sold ai w expiration of twelve months lor cost of repairs. septl5 BIS3- RAGS-r-
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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April 1, 1880, edition 1
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