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mini, i) i nf muni i n wi mi i n rissi v iiMMiimri rTTnwwnn n' 'i i ri iw n n m inn 'iwwn r " ii in i ' s ' Stye Charlotte b0cner. &aon una rtuttn0. , XfiX QBSX&TZ& JOB DXeAKSiOSS Wut, od with Ue latest rtrtot of lipfc ana erery auonaet Job fitotlacaafMV ba-donawtut neatne . fltopatofc an4 eneaptteia. Wa tan for idsb'at alioit potloa, . BLANE3. BlUHiitoa.' ' LErTHIAI8,CAKDfl, SBCZTPTS; FO0TXB8t FBOOBAMinS, HAHDBILLS, . PAMPHLETS. CERCULAB8, CHECKS, SVBaOHIPTlON rates: ttOV, one year, post-paid, in advance. . . . Six month jTirne months. One month WEEKLY EDITION: Weekly (in the county), in advance Out Of the county, Postrpaid i months ty Liberal Seduction for Clubs. 8 00 . 4.00 . AOO . 76 S2.00 . 2.10 . 1.05 CgABITtSjff jfeypiHitSftjY MAY 4,1 1882. VOL. XXVII. NO. 4,090. : . . .y . jit j(l . ! .firc.w--'r'-'irj-ii :: 11 Pegrara & o., DEALERS IN- Boots, Shoes, Hals, Treks, TRAVELING BAGS, UMBRELLAS, &c. PEGRAM & CO., T- Si- Have the Best Stock of Gents' Hand-Sewed Shoes IN THK STATE. PEGRAM & CO., Can supply you with the BIST BRANDS and LATEST STYLES -OF- Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes. PEGRAM & CO., HAVE A PRETTY LINE OF GENTS' and LADIES' SLIPPERS. PEGRAM & CO., HAVE ALL KINDS OF Child' Shoes and Slippers. PEGRAM & CO., - KKKP A Wi LL SELECTED STOCK OF Trunks and Yalices OF ALL PRICES ASP SIZES. PEGRAM & CO., HIVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE STOCK OF Silk, Felt and Straw Hats Of the Latest fctyles. Of ite Latest Stles. PEGRAM & CO., CAN SUIT THR R Farmer Friends W!!h any k'nds B 'OT? anrtSHOTS THEY WISH. PEG RAM & CO., KSEP ALi. KINDo OF Shoe Dressing, French Blacking AND - Lyons' Heel Sdffeners. m tx o - o o c d J a w H W H a SO c O 33 0 ft 5) Is o ro 3 Q. 00 oo m 3 o w o o 52! o G H W C0 -o - GO O m 03 m O B o o o o mm N o G0 CD H 3 Another Arrival OF- NEW GOODS, LACE FICHUS, LACE COLLARS and POLKA DOT LINEN COLLARS, at 10c. All combined MAKING lie Handsomest and Cheapest Lot OF- N E CKWEAR, Ever seen In Charlotte. All novelties constantly added to out stock as rapidly as they come out. A lot of beautiful SEERSUCKERS Jost in, very stylish and desirable. An exceptionally good trade has forced our buyer to seek the NORTHERN MARKETS a second time this season to replenish our greatly broken stock, and we assure the trade that nothing new or desirable will be omitted in our second purchase. I, SE1GLE Sc CO. apr30 il reheat. A Notaji 'Failing Cure for Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Cuts, Sores, etc. After forty years of trial, Perry Davis' Pain Killer stands unrivaled. It is safe ! It acts immediately I It never fails ! Editor of the St. John (N. B.) News, says : In flesh wounds, aches, pains, sores, etc., It Is the most effectual remedy we know of. Ho family should be without a bottle of it for a single hour. From the Cincinnati Dispatch: We have seen its magic effects, and know It to be a good article. From I. S. Potter, U. S. Consul at Crefeld, Rhenish Prussia: After long years of use, I am satisfied it is positively emcient as a neaung remeay for wounds, bruises, and sprains. W.W. Sharper, Valdosta, Ga., says: It Is a panacea for all Drulses and burns. From R. W. Adams, Saco, Me.: It gave me immediate relief. R. Lewis says : In forty years' use it never has failed me. W. W. Lum. Nieholville. N. Y.. eavs : I use your Pad Killbr frequently. It relieves pain and soreness, and heals wounds iiKe magic J.W. Dee says: For scalds and burns it has no equal. PERRY DAVIS' PATH KUXJER Is not a new untried remedy. For forty years It has been in constant use ; ana tnose who have used It the longest are its best friends. Its success is entirely because of its merit Since the Fain Killer was first introduced, hundreds of new medicines have come and gone, while to-day this medicine is more extensively used and more highly valued than ever before. Everv family should have a bottle ready for use. Much pain and heavy doctors' bills may often be saved by prompt application of the Pain Killer. Unlike most medicines, it laperfectly safe even in the hands of a child. Trv it once thorouehly. and it will prove its value. Your druggist hag It at 4 sc., sue ana si.uu per ooiue. PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, Provkienoe, R.I. sept dfcw sept & oct. A BLESSENG TO WOMANKIND. Relieve all diseases of women pecu liar to the appearance and cessation of the menses, uterine disturbances torpidity of functions, with leucor rhoea. dlsmenorrhsea, and hysteria, also in melancholia and other men tal derangements. Afford prompt relief to those distressing bearing down p tins so peculiar to women. Price 83 per box. Sent free by mail on receipt of price. Dr. Clarke Medicine Company, New York City. Dr. Clarke's Periodical Pills. J1 OR Scrofula or any Blood Dinorder. Dr. Clarke' Pill. In either stage, whether primary, tecondar? or tertiary, are an invalu able remedy. They never fall to cur when directions are followed. Price 82 50per box. Five b xessio Sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of price Aderess Dr Clarke Medicine company, new xoiKiaiy. N INVALUABLE REMEDY. For weakness of the Kidneys and Dr. bladder. A quick and complete cure in 4. to 8 dn?s of all urinary affec tions, smarting, frequent or difficult urination, mucuus discharges and sediments in ibe urine from what ever cause induced, whether of re cent or long standing. One to three boxes usually sufficient. Price 82 Clarke' Gonnorrhea per box. Three boxes for 95. Mailed free on recelnt of nrtce. Ad Pill. dress Dr. Clarke Medicine Company, New York City. ""HERE IS A BALM IN I LEAD. Vnr oil nana of RnArmnlflrrhfna' an4 ImTWlfmtff t) O thn rASnlt Of ftAlf. Dr. UJIU iiufcrvwuv I MM - - abuse In youth, sexual excesses in maturer years, or other causes, and producing some of the following effects: Nervousness, seminal emis sions (night emissions by dreams), Dimness of Sight, Defective Mem ory, Phlsical decay, Pimples on Clarke' Face, Aversion roaocieiy oi js einaies, Confusion of Ideas, Loss of Sexual Power, &c rendering marriage im proper or unhappy. Are a positive cure In two to 8 weeks. One to six boxes usually sufficient- Price 81.50 per box. Four boxes $5. Sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of price. Invigorating Pilla. Address ur. uiarse aieiucuuj wis pany. New York City. fobl d&w low fJietol Pons These Peas tptelaOy tedmed atfh ' point, will not corrode or rust, ana will be famui : most serYloesble nfl durable. Sample card, with ' teodiganMitsmwof aided plated paps,' scat fo ttallTOinmrooeJpt of Scents. ' I Sele Agent . jtylSOh. BUkeman, Taylor & Coy DAVIS'S VAIN "y X killer PEEEY & CO.'S SUPREME COURT DECISld5l Reported for the Observer by Walton M. Basbee, of the Raleigh Bar. Keeter vs. Wilmington - and - Weldon Railroad Company Halifax. Ashe J. : Plaintiff sued for the penalty of twenty-five dollars, incurred by tbe de fendant under section second of the act of 1874-5. for allowing roods beloneine to tne plaintiff to remain, unshipped foM one day over five days from the date of the delivery for shipment. The cotton was delivered on the 24th day of Decem ber, 1880, and was seized under an order from a justice of the peace on the 30th of the same month. Upon a case agreed His Honor rendered judgment against defendant, who appealed. Held: That the accumulation of freight beyond the ability of , the rail road company to transport the same within five days after its delivery for shipment is no excuse; it was the duty of the company to provide cars for. the transportation of allthg freight deliv-t Where the delivery is on Friday the five days end at 12 o'clock on the night of the following Wednesday, and if tbe goods be seized before the expiration of the succeeding twenty-four hours, the company will not be liable under the statute. Branch vs. Wilmington and Weldon Railroad cited and approved. Error. Judgment reversed. Grant vs. Edwards Northampton. Upon a bond of the defendant, in favor of one Spivey and to the use of the plaintiff, judgment was rendered on the 27th of December, 1869, and duly docketed. The bond was dated Novem ber 1. 1858. A special verdict was found by the jury, and upon it judgment was ren dered for the defendant. Plaintiff appealed. Upon the trial the court permitted the defendant to offer in evidence the proceedings had before two justices in appraising and setting apart the homestead of the defendant. The court says : Where such a debt is contracted in 1858 a defendant has no right to his homestead against the same. The appraisers had no right to lay off and set apart the homestead ; they had no jurisdiction ; the proceedings had by them was a nullity against the debt, and, therefore, incompetent evidence. ; What is said by the sheriff at the time of a sale under execution in relation to the title to the property sold is admissi ble in evidence. This case is different from Wyche vs. Wyche, 85 N. C, 96; there the court held that as the land had been sold at execution sale subject to the homestead, the purchaser took it with the incum berance, even though the debt was one against which no homestead right existed. The judgment below is reversed and judgment entered for the plaintiff in this court. Error. Reversed. Boyett vs. Vaughn Halifax. Asiie,J.: At the June, term, 1878, of this court the plaintiff in the above action recov ered judgment against the defendant for the sum of $200 and $24.50 costs of this court. Execution was issued to the sheriff, and the defendant paid and sat isfied the same m full, and the money was received by the plaintiff. At the October term, 1881, a petition to rehear having been granted, the former judg ment and decision was reversed and a venire de novo awarded the defendant. This is an application of the defend ant for an order of restitution. The law is where a judgment is re versed, the party shall be restored to all that he has lost by occasion of the judgment, and a writ of restitution shall be awarded. Where tne plaintiff has execution and the money is levied and paid, and that judgment is after wards reversed, tne party snail nave restitution without a scire facias. because it appears upon the record that the money is paid and there is a cer tainty of what is lost. Ordered that the restitution issue. . Smith v. Gooch, administrator North ampton. Asiie,J.: This action in the nature of assump sit for money paid to the use of de fendant's intestate, founded upon her implied promise to repay to the plain tiff the money he had expended to her use. The alleged consideration is that the nlaintiff. as her surety on a bond given by her, had been compelled to pay tne sum suea ior in una action. The court savs : The aetion cannot be maintained. There is no consideration to sunnort an implied promise on the part of the defendant. The contract of a married woman is not only vptjciaDie but void ; her legal existence is merged in that of her husband, and having no legal entity, she is on that ground in capable of binding herself by contract ; consequently no action will lie against her for a breach of it. Broom's Com., 596. The separate estate of a .married wo man can onlv be reached i Bvf artaction in the nature of al Minn faulty.' It is al ways a proceeding In. ran, and sever in personam. Np erfror. Affirmed. SymeTadraTnistrator, vs. Bunting et al. Yfaae. Smith,3.J.v official ru the arm mTJWrthBTjUiai fflerowto-Tref eree the platBtfl a nolle mtmmrm 7 mfmttetwnmt. 7eavtgrmrna;riamrww uurely on IB Rpppf . ae- oi the cansea ofaeuoBaaXBaiiJSQ: oonas.wera 'Of .ifcdiseren& ameunts. . i Held. VyeTrteHfletWeu thesamejartleSjC&rrbft for rriaec! nens.a En m orbone filoisnwjiate aattorjeoetw, and this nol j?thrsnabie m uUjTsremr'fjia: fia--seveT3well'aae Joftit. -There is nom .rTActs"i87I-72 '41-MnrTlhvs.. TdtragTvti Youngs 2fc a 8iHi :ghaw T8ureyilfa SkrrnO.3.: The plaintiff sues to recover $25.00 Th1suwas- atiltf&ttottrje nbaes reportrpf :-ttre -xfeje-dAnt BQ t'DfT" ID5 istrcV'OTeed I jL&b AkXf r'.tiH JILlthil itii liuixeuet-mav iBiiSaeauwon isioinder. AmrmWi . BaTlard.". W. edi i . with interest fro to' February 5, 1872,difi6 on MXBuanrs- .-Dona i flower peiWB nftw. Ana subse done JL.cierK.ui . . tna . Rsnninv the plaintilf nd. ul der. ta eoirxobO- rate the plaintiff fividence of a new promise to paj was-allowed to tesury, that he was sfent' by plaintiff to the do- m m a- wi m?L.r A. . a i- A 4 fendanfwfUt tfnota tobe sisrned in set- tiemenc orineieo inat tne net endant reiusea racKeoaxe ine new note en ine ground of a false recital but said, "It js an honest debt -and I will pay it cer tain", .The court intimating an opinion that npon the eyidence the plaintifi was not entitled to a. verdict, he submitted to a non-suit and appealed. The court presumes the ruling of his Honor to be predicated upon the inter pretation put an the language of the court in Parker, vs. snurord; 76 K.-u, 219, and Faisonrw. Bowden, ib,425,that the promise to. pay, or acknowledge ment of a subsisting debt from which it may be in ftu l ed,"in"order to remove the bar of tbeTBtatute of limitations must be to the creditor himself aifdTis insufficient when made to a third per son. This is a misapprehension. In Kirby vs. Mills, 78 N. C, 124, it is said that a promise to the . attorney of the creditor, acting on behalf of his princi pal, is in legal effect a promise to the creditor as if made to him personally. (The other cases had reference to a stranger having no such relation to the creditor.) Where a witness was sent for the pur pose of adjusting a claim and was in the direct exercise of his agency, the debtor was in law dealing with the creditor and a promise; if made would enure to his benefit and the evidence of the witness should be jreceived to sup port the alleged pronjiiw; Where words are capable of being construed a promise. - but might be counteracted by other expressions, it is for the jury to decide uponlthe credit of the witness and: the accuracy of his recollection, what was said. Pratt vs. Russell, 7 Pick, 462. Ii is the duty of , the judge to con strue and, determine the legal import of a iumti act where its terms are well un derstood, but where they are indefinite or rest upon apparently conflicting proofs it i the province of the jury to ascertain. the intent of the parties and tbe contract entered into from the evi dence. Error. Venire de novo. Islay vs. Stewart, 4 D. and B., 160, Massey vs. Beliste, 2 Ir., 170, Festimore vs. Parker, 10 Ir 474, cited. Vassar vs. Buxton & Co. Northamp ton. Smith C J.: The plaintiff sues to recover posses sion of a bay mare and the sole contro versy was as to his title. Where the selling is the act of plain tiff and conditional upon the payment of the price and the note given is the contract to pay the residue of the pur chase money ; these constitute and give character to the whole transaction, and its validity is not open to controversy. Clayton vs. H ester, 80 N. C, 275. Where the real character of the transaction and the intent of the parties is some what obscure upon the testimony, it is correct to leave to the jury toOnd from the evidence what are the facts and the iutentof the parties. (This subject is considered in Shaw vs. Burney, sttpra.) Verdict for plaintiff affirmed. Johnson vs. Futrell Northampton. Smith, C.J. : The land in dispute is claimed by plaintiff under proceedings instituted in the county court in 1865, by the heirs at law of Elisba Johnson, for partition and assignment of her share in sever alty. The defendant's title is derived from a sale made by the administrator, in a license from the judge of tbe Su perior Court, upon a petition filed there in against the heirs at law, at Spring Term 1879 and a deed for the land ; in support of his title the defendant intro duced the record from which it appears that the summons is endorsed "service accepted," then follow the names, the plaintiff being One of them.. The plain tiff objected to the sufficiency of the evidence to divest the title for that it does not appear that she was a party to the action, and if it did the Superior Court had no jurisdiction in the prem ises. The court expressing an opinion that the evidence was admissible the plaintiff suffered a non-suit and ap- paaled. a eia. That where the court proceeds with a cause in which the defendants are made parties by tbe entry, it must be assumed the genuineness or tne en try was satisfactorily shown, without any express adjudication- of the fact appearing in the record. Nicholson vs. Cox, 83 N. C, 44. The General Assembly, by the reme dial and curative act of 1870-'71 ch. 108, confirms and makes valid as far as re gards the question of jurisdiction all sales "administrators to pay aeots which had been improperly instituted, to the1 same extent as if such proceed ings had been originally begun in the proper court. jyq error in tne record. Belj vs. King, 70 N. C, 330, Herring vs Outlaw, lb,, 334, Johnson vs. Davis, lb., 581, McAdoo vs. Benbow, 63 N. C, 461, cited. ' A Letter From CapU Howgate. Wash. Cor. Baltimore Son. A letter was received here on Satur day from Capt. H. W. Howgate, in which he states tnat since ne nas oeen out of jail he has recovered his health very considerably. He writes to a per sonal friend here appealing for a small sum of money to pay expenses. He concludes the letter: "Though I am supposed to be free, I am more of a prisoner here than I was Mhen intle District jail. You can tell them all that if the government ver does get ready to try me, ana nxes a uate ior tne trial,! will be on hand, and will make a defense that will aiefcen-a-eertam crowd who have done so much to pull me down to cover up their own rascal ity." He conceals his whereaboats, and requests that the answer be sent to a mutual friend, where, he says, he will send for it. He is living under anas-1 sumed name. T .' Sadden Death, f Hon. Horace May naroV t Knoxville, Tenn,; May a. ijbn. Horace Maynard died suddenly at one" O'clock this a. m. of heart disease; 'He got out of bed at that hour telling1 his wife he felt ill and dropped on the floor. KM ' V A Dismasted Wilmington Bark. London. May 3. The German bark', C. L. Weyer, 'fromUmington, N. C, for Hamburg, nas Deen toweo to jioer, dismasted u , A CAfiDr : ... H . , .... : . Tr, an hBiuo mltarim from thm, iimn and iiacmtian of routh. nervotu wakiBmearlr decay ' ess of manhood, Ac., I will send a recipe that wilt core you, raas oi cuabu& - xn t great remeay . was discovered by a missionary in joam America. Bend a seii-aaoressea envelope ic ne uv jqsXPH T. INMAN, Station D. New York City. and inxepiv to to tfieaffin, alleges a laent nrom'UaxotTiav the mentor ma. Ifromihe HomeioumaL A BenafkaUe Diacovery . .,. A real sein (ypm, hsbs ia OHLT OKfc . . AND THAT WTTfl 8tPli RAMI. .Beware of lmposters, pirates, or any old artlcjes which bow suddenly claim to be pest They, hate been tried and found wanting, while this has been proved a remarkable auseess. . O FOltPOUS KAXX. Tns curative needs no pompous or Incompre hensible title of Greek or Latin to sustain It, bat its simple English name appeals directly to the commonenfle of the people. And tbe people aB signally manifesting their appreciating' of this frankness by selecting and using Dx. Benson's SKIN CUBB la preference to all other professed remedies. ; ; i j Dr. C W. Benson Mas long 'been wefl known sjs a suooMRful physfetao 'and sargeotf 'aad hWue stody aas beea the diseases of the nervous system and of the skin; stood he has1 been persuaded pair bis New Bemedy and Favorite Prescription as a "Skin Cure" on the-market, varfeus things have sprung up into existence, 4r have woke up from the sleepy state In which they were before, anil now claim to be The Great 8km Cures. Beware of Imitations, ,or the various articles which have been advertised for years or strqgglejd along, having no real hold or merit on the' public, that now endeavor to keep head above water by advertising themselves as "The Great Skin Cure.f' None is genuine and reliable: except Dr. C. W. Benson's Skin Cure. Each package and bottle 1 bears his likeness. Internal and external remedy, two bottles In one package. Price $1.00. get at your druggists. Relief for all Overworked Brains, CATJSB AND CTJBX. Dr. G. W. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills are valuable lor school, children who suffer from nerr oua headaches caused by an overworked bral. In their studies, and for all elates of hard brain workers whose overtasked nervous centers need repair and sedation. Nervous tremor, weakness, and paralysis are being dally cured by these pills. They correct eostlveness, but 'are not purgative. Price, SO cents or six boxes for 82 50, postage free, to any address. For sale by all druggist. Depot, Baltimore, Md.. where the Doctor can be addressed. Letters of inquiry freely answered. C N. Crittenton, New York, is wholesale agent for Dr. C. W. Benson's remedies. may2 URS. LYDIA L PIHKHIM, OF LYKN, BASS., LYDIA E. PINKHAM'8 VEGETABLE CQMP0U1TD. ' Is aPoBlBve Cure ' , flrall tWra Parrifal ConpltlBta mtti WuhMHi mm 6wum t war beat female papvlaUoa. It will cure entirely the worst form of Female Com plaint, all oTarlan troubles, Inflammation and Ulcere tlon, Falling and Displacements, and the consequent Spinel Weakness, and if particularly adapted to the Change of Life. It will dissolre end expel tumors from the uterus In en early stage of development. The tendency to can cerous humors there 1 checked rery speedily by lta use. It removes faintness, flatulency, destroys all ci-arlntf for stimulants, and relieves wealmess of the stonachj It cures Bloating-, Headaches, Nerroua Prostration General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and Indi gestion. That feeling of bearing down, censing; pain, weight and backache, U always permanently cured by Its use. It win at all times and Tinder an circumstances act lit harmony with the laws that govern the female system For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex this Compound 1 unsurpexsod. 1.TDIA B, PLXKHAM'S VEGETABLE COM POlUfDU prepared at tu and 136, Western Avenue, Lynn, Haas, price $1. Six bottles for SentbymaU In the form of pill,' also In the' form of lotenges, on , receipt, of price, ft per box for either. Mrs. Pinkham freely answer all letters tf Inquiry. Send for pamph let, sililisas as above. Mtntion this Ptaper. Ho family Should be without LTDIA S. PTNEHAIPS UVES PILliS. They erare constipation, Tifllnnsnaes. and torpidity of the Brer. S eentsper box. tO": Sold by all Drafffflsta. ret PEWETdCO., ESTEY, ROSEDALE,! Steinway, Webber, Decker Bro's,; ATNE3 and GATK CITE PIANOS . NKW YORK PIANOS, ' It is conceded, lead the world. I am agent for all the celebrated Kew York makes and SILL THEM AT FACTORY PRICKS. Do not be fooled by flashy advertisements, bat give me a trial be fore yon buy and I w'n show you that I can distance all competl-, tors, both in price and terms. All I ask la a trial and this cuieost you nothing while if'. may be the means of savmg joa a great deal to an mstrumenL Or. Organs always m iwki i&X !r rem, tn on or aooress r. . . Lock Box Lock BoxliTl, Cn&rtB, c; DENTAL i THS i8xt anrinalitnwatlnBiot the1 8tats Sostnl of Dental muterawill tab kel inaalem, N. C4 4mthe.60r da.ox&ritt J'S mendng the practJee ofptotistrrvn&ont a diploma Mbit go before thlAboeJdrereMnlnatlfB,sofler trjTJeisiattes-)f Ahe law which, ent Into- effect ttarob 1879. ,r . X- KJTuBNEB. i mayfir tffiejun xreip Board Dental Ix'rs, Winston Sentinel and Ealelgh News ant 'Ob server copy one month and send Dill to w. m. Hoffmann, unanotte. - J lr 1 1 Tk 1 1 J G BUTTON WHITE KIDS, $1.00. A Complete assortment bf all styles and qualities. We hr.re a large stock of Sash Ribbons at 506 ? f I-2.6 ES.r lUd' A larB Bock of wurahs. Satins, Moires, Marvilleux and Hhodames, aU colors, at 75o to 8 00 per yard. Dbsrt forget pur 81 Corset A nice line of Ladies Neckwear. Our Dress bOOdS Den&nment is COmDlet and-VM arn nffRrlnir suirnn mr tuMut hiratln. arm Km 1m. t received some new designs In ,nT villain and Figured Buntings in We have a-large st6ek of Lakes' Newport Ties and Sandals. "We have Just opened up' a handsome stock or uKrsTS' t,ow i iniHTUHin nna in v,o.i n' v, "Yr " I NOBBY STRAW, STIFF 1 FELT HATS. '. . . u i : : : i ' . ! . PEARL SHIRTS, EV1TTS' SHOES, UNIVERSAL PATTERNS. Cjme and see our stock and we argraves '. K K :. MlITH MUSIC HOUSE, -THE-- 6i JUMBO" FOR, THE WEIGHT 1500 B iS iSQUARE GRAND. McSMlTH WILL DOUBLE HIS STOCK. LOOK OUT FOR SQUALLS 1 'BAWLS. Let Music Increase! Crime-will Decrease e jt 1 Organs within Read of Everybody. MASON & HAMLIN, SIIONIMER BELL CHIME, PELOtTBET 4 CO. and STERLING. ices 1 Easy Terms 3 ( , o -o o o o "if o xxWJ Neter fief SucLow f r H. McSIVIITH, Charlotte, N. C hi IX u m Is NEW come: i 1 jnV& our stock Is Doweorapleta. We call especial attention to Uie OABM1NT8 MANUFACTUBED t;' IN OuB OWN HOTJSH. We are jasrined In asserting, and not exaggerate, 'that, tbe long erne- 1 .. -tJw . Da., . a 4VTV wnnwkene-An m e- ssssja, mmWmmkTmX mmmmmw -kfOT TTTT3- Hence and ttandipgr of our House, la a full guarantee study the demands of our patrons, and Insure them lots to order to fntroduce Low- Priced Goods,- but made Up in ucha8tyl asUfOro tnJashiooable : maae up m uucsx srwyie bb is worn id jamnaoauie circles m nonnera cuies. wo uu ui uiuhx v Mteetlng-oureteek by gotrs.early in.tbe Market of which privilege ttie Tf Ptrrcnaser is debarred Our stock ot BoyB' ftnd Olailcak-oaa." CJlotlilxAB ' one a 1sMsi TISa' lotAot eitiM in- H ATS, ALL THE FINESt Jiuj L..A. i. TH E . YORKT OWN SCA RF, ... ,, - . ., t 'Jii;T. .'!Sr9i-I .! - : " ; ' !''4TtieatesOut,mAeiY L ... ,J?"Z" LvBe,rahger &:Bro Wt nCaraeikte made to Or!eTn8liert TTotlce. . Kids. S I iiO. mat are real pretty. Black and Colors, at and 26c h utirocnw. tio uarvD jaijc iiwk ui. will make it to your Interest. feWillielm. CAROfeimAS. IANOS Witliifl Reacli of Ereryliody. CHUKKBIXG .k d'N, KRANIC'I k BACH, MATHUSBEK, ORION,- SIMPSON 4 CO., SOUTHERN GEM. LOOK HOW THE OLD MAN FROWNS S and scratches his head while reading Mo's adv. Make him read, let him frown. Write to me hd I will send you a photo (not of myself) but of my Pianos and Or gans. Make your selection, then go for him and write to me for a few rnore dots, such as prices, terms, 4c. Address, or call on .kit il- : i r'.iii'! ir' that OTT3Ffe. OZiOTSXInG- absolute BOTTOM PBJCE8.- w do net buy ob Invariably offer tfte. pubttcuch CLOTHUK3 and circles tn Northern cities. ' We had the choice of COLORS IK TIliE Cltt mfr7 STYLES LATEST CUTS
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