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I I - ."saw .av6 . . '- I f ..... t CHARLOTTE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1882. NO. 4,119 VOL. XXVII. -ON-- -ON-- & Harris Will offer Special Iaduc'em'eiU 98 500d, &l0t&iu0, &c. r l JUST IN SUPREME COURT DECISIONS -A LOT OF NEW- INCLUDING - 8ft. - AND:. AllJr! i LADIES,'- ' i Jf J ! HOSIERY, ALSO IN Dress diiiHis AND H.Y OTHER ART ICLES. A TRFMEXIJS STfliCK LADIES' NECKWEAR, EMM6DIERY AND LACES. WW! H. All the Latest Novelties. Another lot of Hoop Skirts from 40o to $1. Mohair and Linen Ulsters In all styles, from $125 toS7. Large stock of Lace Curtains and Cretons rerr cheap. - Our remnant stockof Men's and Boys' 8traw Hats will be cloeed'outvery low. The attention of Housekeepers Is eaUed to a good assortment of Cane Matting that we are seliin i at reduced prices to dose oat. ., T. L Seislft I Co. junir Summeh : Complaints At this reason, varions diseases of the borwelsrare prevalent, arid many lives tire laaiAhroagklack of knowledge of a' safe and sure remedy. rEKEY jjavis' rxvs Ktvlto is a sure core for Diarrhoea, Dys entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, etc., and is perfectly safe. Bead the following: TUrwBiunoi. N. Y March 22. 18SL PXBXT Davis' Pain Ktt.i m nmnrfailt to afford in tne fmKmi rfi.Ior crampaad pain t e stomach. Joseph Bukditt. Ta mi m hmd mMliirlTwt T know of for dvsenterv. cholerm morbao, and cramp, in tbe Btomach. Iiv . Med it lot ymn. and ituitrccy. eTerrtima -. Cr--X. sfonobjr,TowA:Mrcnia.re8L I hT nsed your Pain Kxllxb In severe cases of , cramp, ooll&And cholera morbus .and it gave almost CAifMTlIXK, Ga., Feb. 88. 188L Tor twenty years I hare used your Paim Killib InmyfamUy. ied ii many time, for bowol complatnt nao'Hjy e. .Would not feel af a : -wUha3 aottlelatfcehooi ?"; J. R Itjk. Saoo, Mr., Jan. 23, 188L Ht nued Pibt Dattb' Pain Killie for twelve . year, Jt is . r. nNoKt. Ko BtoUter ' should aUowltto be out of the famlJg. Katm Okxtda, H. Feb. 19. 1881. Te bCfSA Wdnfr It over thirty years i ago. and tt always gives tanmwliate relief, would hardly dara to go to bed without a botU in thehouBe. GOYWAYBOBO. & Oe'b. 8 18BL Hearty erery laiuuy in in tha hmw. - TT a VwnrT.iTE. section keei) bottto - Obirlbi Bhxmsh Pbcssia, Feb. 8, 1881. I hare knownPjCBBT Davm' Pain Ktujcb ahnosf from the day it was introduced, and after years ofj ebmrratHm aad se I regard-its f iisane; tofiay RrmTOK-ox-Xxjurs. Eno. I had been several days suffering' severely from aoeonup DKALXbS IN- Boots, Shoes,-Hats,-TFunkv I " Mci8ClVolnbjJ,fco. ranaencow iwiu-wxroo raiiwii aen ifctn manycases ordiaimoBaudysen ahaierB.nd xtever knew tt to fail to give TT - It&CABJia. o" family can safely be without this invaluable remedy. Its price brings it , within the reach of all. , . - For sate by all druggists at 25c., 50c. and $1.00 per bottle. . PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, l : v . ' Providence, R. L eptdtwseptAoet Reported for the Observer hy Walton M. Busbee, of the BalelehBar. " State vsDunn Robeson. Ashe, J.:. Application by defendant for writ of certiorari. The petition alleges that the defend ant was convicted of burning a gin house in which there was a quantity of cotton; wits sentenced. to twenty years imprisonment in the penitentiary ; that he was immediately transported to the State's prison, where he has remained in close confinement and by reason of his extreme poverty he has only recent ly been able to invoke the aid of this court. HeldSFat the crimes charged the court had no power to imprison the de fendant for more than ten years. State vs. Lawrence. 81 JN . u., o'zz. ' The defendant is entitled to the writ, that the record may be revised and the judgment reformed if found incorrect Slier, administrator, vs Gray, adminis . trator Macon. Rubtin, J.: This action is apoa the alleged breach of an agreement made between the plaintiff 8 intestate and the intestate of the defendant. The plaintiff alleges a breach in that neither the legal representatives, nor his heirs, or any person for the defend ant's intestate, have undertaken or of fered, since his death to comply with the terms of the agreement -uy enner supporting the said J. R. Siler and wife or by paying the sums agreed to be paid," &c. The defendant alleges that his intestate fully Complied with all the stipulations in the agreement up to the time of hto death; that a further per formance on his part was thus rendered impossible by.the. act of God. The court says: Tbe general rule is that the personal representatives of a party are bound to perform all his con tracts whether specially named in them or not; or else make recompense for their non-performance out of his es tate. But to this there is tbe exception of all such contracts as; require some-. Lhing to be done by the party himself in person. No action lies against the executor upon" a covenant to be per formed by the testator in person. In Bout vs. Firth, 4 C jurt of C. P. l, a plea to an action on an apprentice bond that tha aDorentice wrfS prevented by sick- I hesstfotn performing the: con tract, was ruled to De valid ana tneafitfiiseagoou -on. Vtneie one pariy --cuvenautwu to serve1 another as farm bailiff, the dvatii of either; party dissolved the ohtract. No error. Affirmed. Royden;Vs. Aohen,bach Rowan. Smith, CX: This action is for damages for closing up a way, the prescriptive right to. which the plaintiff claims as annexed to land devised to him by his father. The testimony ia support of this right was of long ustfr bf; hi ancestors and himself, extending" back to l842.without Dermission of or interference from the preceding owner of the defendant's tract, as well as by many others to whom the use was cBtjyeiiient, until ; the putting, up of the, fence, &c. The COUri mwliU&lMlg ail Utllll Uiai mcic was no adverse user shown and that the plaintiff had failed to sustain his claim to the easement, he submitted to a nun-suit and appealed. The court sas: In Smith vs. Ben nett, 1 Iredell 872, where the judge charged "that if the plaintiff had, with out interruption, used and enjoyed the way for more' than twenty years tie was entitled, to recover." The chief justice,, speaking lof the court, says: "The charge is correct as far as it, goes, but there is another and very essential re quisite in( order to raise the presump tion OX A grant, j ne user rouse oe ddP9r$e and m of igh t , , a create? ad 'easement by prescrip ricav arid niposd the burden upon the land there must be some evidence ac-companying-the user, giving it a hostile character and repelling the inference that it is permission ana witn tue own er's consent Iftthere be anv evidence that is evi dence reasonably sufficient to authorize and so toties quoties until the debt was satisfied and there is no distinction be tween such an arrangement and the re ceipt of the money for each drink. ' . The act of 1881, ch. 319, is not and never has been in force, and therefore cannot have the effect of repealing any former legislation on the subject of re tailing spirituous liquors. No error. Affirmed. Newsome and Wife vs. Eainheart Rowan. Smith. C. J : The defendant took into his posses sion and imponded a cow belonging to feme plaintiff and found running at large on his un inclosed land within the described territory; for the recovery of possession whereof and damages for detaining, the present action is institu ted. Judgment for defendant Plain tiffs appeal. . --i The plaintiffs first exception is to the sufficiency of the descriptive lines sur rounding the territory, as contained in the application to the commissioners, within the words of the act which re quires a "setting forth well defined boundaries" of the proposed district. The objection was directed mainly to the alleged uncertainty of the place of beginning being at the poor house tract of land, (not including the poor house building)," which is, dr jnaybe an extended surface and not a point 2nd exception : The refusal to charge, that before the stock law could have practical force and the defendant seize the eow, a fence should have been erect ed around the district 8rd. To the irregular manner of regis tration, in that while the notice to the voters desiring to register directed them to the residence of the registrar, the books were kept and the registering actuallydone at- his store -some 800 yards away. J 4th. The provision of the statute which permits the association of de tached parts of several townships into a single district constituted for the sole purpose of giving effect to a statute within its limits, which did not prevail elsewhere, is unconstitutional. The court says : I- Where the call in the line to be run, of the outer bounda ries of the lands of successive proprie tors removes the difficulty of determin ing the uncertainty of the starting iioint and it- is easy to determine the proposed limits of the district it is prop er to leave it to the jury and no cause for exception. 1 1. The provision contained in sec. 3. 1879. is expressly annulled . by act of 1880, ch. 24, sec. 3; and Hgain in the re- enactment of tins repealing section in the.act of 1881. ch. 139. sec. 1. There is then no necessity for ant nclosing fence. 111. When every subctanUal object of the law lias ben attained and it does not appear that a single elector who ap plied, failed to register, the course pur sued, while by no means to be encour aged in those charged with its execu tion, ought not to be allowed to avoid the election and nullify its results. jV. Convenient territorial districts may be formed by the union of several townships or fragmentary parts of them or by the severance of a single township as the legislature may deem, for the in terests of those who therein "reside; its operation may depend upon the will of the electors within its bounds and it is not unconstitutional. No error. Affirmed. How Shad She Preserve Htr Health and Beauty. One who has long Investigated this subject gives the result, and Is happy to say that K is found in Woman's "Best Friend." It Is adapted especially to that great central. all-concroMne organ, the womb, correcting its disorders, and curing any Ir regularity oi ine "menses." or "courww." nr. J Bradfteld's Female Begulator acts like a charm In whites, and in sudden or gradual checking, or In entire stoppage of the "monthly courses," from cold, mental trouble, or like causes, by restoring the natural discharge in every instance. In chronic cases, so often resulting In ulceration, falling of the womb, Its action is prompt and decisive, sav ing the constitution from numDeriess evils and premature decay. Prepared by Dr. J. BradfiHd, Atlanta, Ga. Price: trial slxe, 75c ; large blze, $1.50. Forsale by all druggists. PARASOLS ! Hew jcXtuerttSjemeutB. From the Toledo Blade. SURPRISING EFFECTS OF IXTB4CT OF CEL. KBIT AND cuineniLE cpoi the NERVOUS SYSTEM and DIGESTIVE ORGANS, Aa Invariably Produced by Dr. O. VT. Benton' Celery and Chamo mile PUls. They have been tested time and again, and al ways with satisfactory results. This preparation jmt meets the necessities of the case. Let me state ust what my Pills are made to cure, and what they have cured and will cure: Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Sleeplessness, Paralysis and Djspepsl j. These diseases are all neivous dis eases. Nervousness embraces nervous weakness, Irritation, despondency, melancholy, and a rest less; dissatisfied, miserable state of mind bodv. Indescribable. ' ' ThKWt r om of -the srmrjtoaa of nerve ness; now, to be ruiiy restored to neaitn ana nap' Dlness Is a Drtoelesa boon, and yet, for 60 cents. you can satisfy yourself that there is a cure for yon, and for $5. at the very farthest that cure can be folly secured. These PUls are all they are rep resented to be, and are guaranteed to give satis faction If used as direct ed and will cure any case. bold by all druggists. Price, 50 cents a box. Depot 106 North Sutaw street, Baltimore, Md. By mall, two boxes for $1, or s x boxes fo: 82.50, to any address. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A mum and LMitfnE STOCK of PARASOLS, At extremely low prices. The handsomest Silk Umbrella ever shown iat S3. We will close our stock of fine Mackanaw ritraw Hats at less than Manufacturers' prices. Don' lorget we are stUL otterUw special bargains In Dress (foods, Summer Stirs and Ladles" and dents' Hosiery. We siiR have a rood line of Ladles'. Misses and Gents' Low Quartered ahoes and Slippers la the very latest styles. The cheapest stock of Laces and Ladles' Neckwear to the market A large stock of that 4-4 Bleached Domestic at lOe; Lawns from 6Uc to 12 Vic; BunUng from 12 Vic to 76c; Our stock tt net surpassed and PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. AEGEAVES & WIXi Jun 3j Ijj DR. C. W. BENSON'S SKIN CURE le Warranted to Cure IOZIMA) TITTERS, HUMORS, q --AT THE- MEET ME ' -AT THE CROSS ROADS. INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST, ALL ROUCH SCALY ERUPTIONS, DI8EASE8 OF HAIR AND SCALP, SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES and TENDER ITCHINOSonsHpsrtaoffha j body. It makes the skta wnlte, soft and smooth.: removes tan and freckles, and Is the BEST toilet dressing in THE WOBXD. Elegantly put up, twe bottles in one package, oo misting of both interna! and external treatment. All first class druggists have it. PrioeSl. per package. C N. Crlttenton, Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. C. W. Benson's Remedies, 116 Fulton st eet.New York. junl Pearson et al vs. Boyden et als Row an. Smith C. J. The plainliffd claim title to the land sued for by reason of having purchased the interest of the devisee in the land, by virtue of a sale under mortgage made by him and of sales by the sher iff under execution and for unpaid tax es, "by which said sales and deeds of conveyance, all of which have been du ly registered, the plaintiffs acquired all the estate of Nathaniel A. Boyden in and to said land which plaintiffs are ad vised and believe was an estate in fee simple absolute." The defendants demurred assigning for cause "that the plaintiffs have no right, because of having purchased a speculative title at mortgage sale, to institute an action to have a cloud re moved from their title." The appeal is from the over-ruling of tbe demurrer; The court savs: The right claimed by plaintiffs is a legal right, and when TRAVELING BAGS. Native Mineral Water ! ! I AS UW . -WI an a. PEG RM&j G O .i HAY A PBTTrj9r . r ' j , ..-:: 4 , ROCKBRIDGE VA.) yriA-TCT M 1 W AF3B3R i GENTS' and LADIES' SllPP LilwJ I Chronic Diarrhoea and rntery, 8kin Dlsas .HaveJheJBest Stock of Diseases, m tf ajwwenol Altsnrttve-Tonlc and is Aim UlMAL in Ita effects. ? Bead certificates from ' eminent physicians iff ear pampu ets. NO ARTIFICIAL. GASES OR SALTS. -Bnmea-Trr itr natural Btatertiirect from tne flnHn-whleh aret)eauntully-10cated in uock ??l?aSranSffi Dr J. H. Mo- lDanADiiiiVAijilil'Bi Charlotte, N. C the iurv to find the fact to which it was pertinent-it must be left to them to by piamtras is aiegai riguw i- rv. oh offh in there is no obstruction m the way of ihuibeAaonoT enforcing it, and none such appears, xt erred. Venire,de novo. Rollins et als. vs. Henry Buncombe. Smith, C.J. : Petition to rehear. The; argraent is thai, inasmuch as the deed under which the defendant ac quired title conveys the land charged with a liability for the notes given in part of the consideration and creates a . . i a 1 ! 4-1 1. Innil ma n lien ionueir aecuiitv, iuo iuu nao siibjecv fo' sale under execution f6t tbeU payment and no estate passed by, virtue of the sheriff's deed. : The court says: Every judgment re covered and docketed, tot a period f ! ten yearsVis a lien upon tne ianus qi the debtor ana m me aosenco 01 pci sonaLproperty -must be enforced and made effectual by execution, and can be in no other way. In the partition of must be asserted before a legal and not hefore an eauitable tribunal. There ean be found no instance in which a court has ever entertained a bill to re move a cloud f fom the title of a person who was himself out of possession or in a condition to contest the question as to the superiority of title in a court of law. The want of jurisdiction when patent upon the face of the complaint is an obstacle to the continued prosecu tion of the suit and the objection will be entertained and acted upon when ever brought to the attention of the court. No tribunal will proceed to try a cause not committed to its cognisance, even with the assent of the parties to the exercise of the jurisdiction. The proper judgment when the court has no jurisdiction is to dismiss the ac tion, but where the appeal is from the overruling a demurrer and plaintiff ob tained leave to amend tne complaint, LYDIA E. PINK HALTS VEQETABLE-dOMPOTjro. Is aPoltlve Cure For aU those Paimfnl ComsUiaU sad Weaknesses so wnan t ear lest feaasje jepalatlea. A Medicine for Woraan Invented by a Woman. Prepared by a Womaa. Tk Great M Ksattsl DiMonry glace ta Dawa of History. tTlt revives the drooping spirits, invigorates and harmonises the ofganls functions, gives elasUcilj and Armnees to the step, restores the natural lustre to the eye, plants oa the pale cheek of woman the fresh roses of life's spring and early summer time. t-PhysicIan Use It and Prescribe It Freely -St It removes faintneas, flatulency, destroys all craving for stimulant, and relieves weakness of the stomach. That feeling of bearing down, causing Pin, weight and backache, is always permsnsntly cored by its nse. For the enre of Kidney Complaints either sex this Com po and is ansmrpassed. , LTDIA E. PITTCHAM'e BLOOI PTJBTFIKR wiU eradicate every vestige of Humors from the Blood, and give tone and strength te the system, of man woman or child. Insist oa having it. , , . Both the Compound and Blood Pnrifler are prepared at S3S and 336 Western Avenue, Lynn, Uass. Price of either, 1U Btx bottles for S5. gent by mail in the form of pills, or of losangea, on receipt of price, $1 per box for either. Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters of inquiry. Enclose 3ct stamp. Send for pamphlet. Ko tamfly should be without LYDIA K. FTrvKHASTS ?s IcSmith 5aW ,;MS : " sTsir WILL BEAT EJii Ivory te hi, Iwholesale &etailP Pli f : Corner Store and rostorace 0RTH f SOUTH ffr"'ii- " ' CAROLINA, FOR TBE-NEE SIXTY DAKS. or HE HAS Ther cure constipation, biliousness. and torpidity of tne liver, saeentsper oox. LIVE U jtT-SoIdby all Dra;sista.-t 0) land by tenants in common, the charge an(j perhaps thereby remedy the Refect upon tne more yjuuaoie Buaipo iu law pointed out, tne cause must ue remiwuu r.f those of inferfbx Value, for equality, en so that, itmav occunv the position in HATE ALL KINDS OJt Tjor, i T, ;: t:Ww ZTrr't.-j .. jrV-TVT jTI TflflTl Wit) AVKFWlCiJl nTK GL0YBS, liNEK! COLL ABA! U .4 in the division, is enforced hy process; directinga'sale. 5 There is no sufficient reason for denying to a creditor ;the remedy pursued in appropriating the land Of; his debtop tOfthfr satisfaction of his debt merely because or a co existing lien. If there, weretny technical pb jectiojt WKeodi & rpcedure adopt ed and the lien remained unimpaired by the sale the legal title would pass. , x nere is uo cauap uiuiuiug uU judgment. . ,' . - Affirmed. : t K11P A WILL 8ELECTXD STOCK OP OF ALL PRICES AND SIZES. -.-r-. n. i r ..b at1iwV rT J UA tK.A VtCX -V. J ! HATE 4D8T IlICir?ll)(A JtXi, STOCK fV "llf1feiiidfeils"V Of the Latest Bje4) i tjajW' PEGRAM a CO., vii m wtA nnrtTfl and BHCffSTHKYWt . T 7 j f 'fiT; ft a i 1 1 1 r nil iWA If LlijlN. H ANDKEaCHlEPa aside, TT1 ' tmortsv nnaf RnnnL YAMS luua up. -AC. AO, AC.- AT THE VARIETY STORE, T ai mayl9 IBH. . t 1 it 1 ii I I I I I. III! RD9 OP .... " State vs. Poteet Burke. Ashe, J.: rrh jf Anrlant waaf charflred with sell ing spirituoas flquof fiy a measure less than a quart m vioiauou oi me avi uj. of 1874, ch. SOT i . . Tbe only evidence offered was the tfistimonv of one witness, who testified UNDER TRADERS' NAT. AN& that defendant owed him 1.26f that 0 . yf Tr . ,irt P fT YnT. - about a year oefore the trial he went to ill i OU witijAA defen(jant to buy some 'whiskey ; de- O M K L ti Hi IXHi JJlTJGi. fendant told him he could noi sett pss LTJ- - -a-A-"" . mart hut, that. he. (WltnBSSl might go to the barrel and draw ny time fe pleased until, lie was paid j he took; the glass then and drew a drink anil continued to de" so from tim to time J be: received the drinks in pay ment of said amount and he and de fendant had no other settlement The court charged, that it the facto were as rlatednd the, whiskey was received in payment of the the defendant, tolfauty Excepted tq by defendant, wholisked the court to charge that'the act of the"' legtslattr' urMerowhteh he was indicted Bad been repealed bjsec. 81, ch.116, Acts 1881, and hv the prohi tion actjof 1881. i-'.-'- . Verdict of guilty. Appeal. . 1 The court says : If a contract hejver hi T.rlh rartira diSDUte about! the tfirms. or.the terms Are obsctrre; etiuivQ- Vor'ttricertaih-, "it Is for the jury to Ami tint nn iv r.ne lerms uui vueic uipau- ln ;Wl,ere there is, po 4isDue. about 1 r, the court below as if the error had not been committed and the demurrer had been sustained. It is so adjudged. State vs. Nash Richmond. Ruffin J. Defendant was indicted for an as sault and battery committed upon one Reynolds, and for his defence relied upon the plea of former acquittal. A special verdict was found and his Honor rendered judgment in favor of defend ant. Solicitor appealed. The court says : To support a piea 01 former acquittal, it is not sufficient that the two prosecutions should grow out of the same transaction ; they must be for the same offense : the same poifc in fact and in law. In Bex vs. Vander- combe, it was neiu, mat umeaa iu mm, indictment were such as that the de fendant might , have been convicted upon it by proof of the facts contained in the second, then an acquittal on the former case can be no oar to a prosecu tion for the latter. The true test is, could the defendant have been convict ed upon the first indictment upon proof of the facts, not as brought forward in evidence, but as alleged in the record of the second. , t If it appeared manifest to thejcoort from the inspection of the two indict ments that the offenses charged could not be the same, the defendant could not byjaverment show them to be the same, because that would be to contra dict the record. A battery is violence done to the person of another, and though there be buta single actotvio lence committed, if its consequence effect two or more persons there must be a eorjesponding number of distinct rtfFnnsAsi nfirnetrated. An -acauittal on a charge of attempting to poison A is no bar to aa indictment for attempting to poison B, although on the same occa- 1 -1 ' 1 11 ar 150 ORGJ-A-ISTS 150 --AND AND FORTY MULES LOADED WITH MUSIC ENOUGH TO COVER THE 40 ACRES. The IKaflos MUST BE SOLD, AND IF HE IS NOT AT THE ABOVB PLACE HE WILL BE AT HEADQUARTERS, CHARLOTTE, N. C. BtlaMilaJiwiel.l fk.fUmi bni -ttiAV ata nrpcisfl fana CXv plicit it is as much a question of Jaw, as the nstrncttoni m jawntien cqn 4.MruTKovi hnrft:ia TilniRnute about the facts and nothing is to be lef tt frej reaipmiy 01 vw.wifii4s can suppiy yoi , OF 'T- L I - - ! . . -r. . -nrrr t. Lightest Banning and Best Sewing" JfceWn? P Worlds Try ttDewre ponw 'Send fof'TertM arid Price List 4at on1 hv tha same act. The pleabf forme? acqtiittal cannot jiagtbdaMBoiAXBass. eoopawa iconii pre.vaUnnle and COmpiswiueuuvy. iu wo " bfFensescnaTRenvE :i ,!' Judgmentrbelow revBTserf. CaSes cftedTBehett rs Harris, leao fng Crime C5ases5; taTsj 63 D.BM&P&x ""Vs. Taylor, B.&C., 502: People vs. Warren, 1 Parker, C. 33avState"Vi. Stendifer, Porter 523, and others. -iA - - 1 .k ; HOW TO TELL GENUINE SITimONS LIVER KEGW- LATOB, OR MEDICINE. Look for dean neat WHITE WBAPPEB with tbe red symbolic letter stamped upon it in Uie form of a ribbon gracefully curved into the letter Z embracing the emblems of our trade. Spatula. Mortar and eraduate wl h the words A. Q. biM M0N3 LIVES BEGULATOB or MEDIC1N K there on, also observe the signature oi j. tu CO., in red Ink on the side. TAKE NO OTHER. Beware of those who know nothing of Medical Compounds who put out nostrums known to sour, and being analrzed prove vorthiecs and only made to fleeee the public, and to pirate on the well earn ed reputation of Zeilin & Go's, medicine these frauds' have no reputation to sustain and win cheat you for a few penneys every way they can. See lio Endorsee the Genuine. Hon. Alex tt Stephens, Bt. Rev. Jno. W. Beckwith, Bishop of Ga., Gen. Jno. B. Gordon, U. S. senator I BL Rev. Bishop Pierce, Hon. Jno. GUI tjbo ter, J. Edgar Thompson, Hon. B. H. Hill. Hon. J. C. Breckinridge, Prot David Willis, ft D. Chief Justice Hlran Warner. ofGa. Lewis Wunder, Assistant P. M. Phlla., Pa., and thousands of others from whom we have let ten of commendation and recommendation It is eminently a Family Medectae; and by be ing kept ready for immediate resort will save many an hour of suffering and many a dollar in time and doctors' bills. Dr. Simmons' Liver Replator, MAHTJTACTUHKD OHXY BT J. H. ZEIL.IN St CO.. FHTLADELf H1A. 8okl br'anBespectable Druggists. feb24 ' METROPOLITAN LIFE UNVEILED! lutrstlontl Aaaarioa'a" behind tbe , iksofpretty deoeivert; city's rich imdaobrj , ooorrnptioa at WssUnstoa; raUi rtlnnopaa . ri told hoary-headed HbbotW a.Kt?n!3t -SroM k victims ; Voadoa and MpiTnOTorrors j Start UBerisMonal Price 2Je. IllnSt'd; cWlars free. . OtsTOotAdT ANCHORJPUBLISJ CO. j st ijOxna, ito. Chicago, m. att.attta, q. He is Bound to Sell. Ask His Price and Yon Will be Happy SCARR'S Li'BDIT Preservative, one 2oc package will pre- I1 fwrve 20 DOUndS OT irait or aaia uy. may26 B. H. JORDAN a UO. Tryon street. WHITE'S rmoOTH BOAP, Jewsbery and Brown's Oriental I Tooth Paste and bozoaoni; nrwiou; msy26 H. JORDAN A CO., Druggists. YIOLA OLOGNE is the best; for sale only w may2S A FRESH SUPPLY OF Mls-lssquoi, fmpcrted Vichey, Apoljlnarls, Hathomiwd Coi)grewWatej. ust received by . iL a, Jordan a oca. may28 . DruggUs. Tt WHEELER'S mto wH-rtr. iron Bitters. Hop Bitters. Hestet- ter's Bitters. Fellow's Compound fyroP of the HypophosohlUs, Horsford acw i rnospuate, Sg1 "H-juBPADSts. WE KEEP G0N8TAKTLY on hand the finest Green and 0 Teas aJOlN iCO,: maj26 ' TryonaqtBet F. C. MUNZLER AGENT FOR Tbe Iter & EdubI Brewery tinnwi s (Of Philadelphia, Pa ,) Celebrated. Lager Beer, T tn Kegi and Bottle . BOTTLED BEER A PECIALTY. rvHave jost received a email lot of BOTTLED ALE and PORTER, which I offer to the public at a reasonableprTee. Aitjjgj;- ' Lock Box '45S, Charlotte, N. a mbr28 FLESHBRUSHES To Ihe'Stocioldm OF THE JfOBTW TATB COPPEB AND GOsLR BtlNINO COMPY. . TAJKE NQTIC. , A ' General meeting of the Btockbolders of tbe A above company has been called by the Presi dent and Board ot Dlreetors, and -wills beWi 0 baturday. tbe lOtb day of June, 1 882, atJarrell s Rotai. Hltrb PolnLi Gulirord comity, Morth Caro- lloa, at 8 o'clock p.. m , for the purpose of ramy- tTTkjt Mnibniiw kil thai nrevlMiS acta and Dro- oeedlngs ot mu eempeny. iti LJSfkkojBfflem f.rn aireciors irausaciea vi vumjcvi. m vu-.., constitution ana Dy-iawa, m u w lju?z;i in tbe State oi Maryland, and for fiBlMwaUon of such other boslaess as may be immgbt before it. By'eidel ot toe Board of Wfertors, f- ND Bath Towels, for sale & may26 "ru,' A" for the court.,, , The instfuction given, tha inrv 1st fnllv sustained bv the decis- Aw nAVTTn-rvfw ..i-rT!rjfnT; : Al,uV vev ueo)j w , w f Tl 51 I serioua pmawnarj airecaons, oiienumes . mwu I WiLrr A: Vlleoti iriiuinfaetnT'f I cimrnona; 68 N- OJ,622,l;fof tifitA there J Ilrnm' reach dlrecUy - ff.-mi v-i JV. a T i ' , ' fit ' - f-" " ' ' '-in Tl'nVTL VA I WBJWSWlWIIWiui Winy Sn wH.giiiwsawsi-ssa . ::WE' THB Best 5c and ICe ffffkt 4 co., ; a&s2Q Druggists, Tryon sfreek 'I P1'' ' i '-I- -,' La?' 4 .a ore rnroai, tiounu., , iMtiaWttMKUlitr srHTerea nVvroness, result in flflTT taaasss ClssiaSIStSatleT m 1 andssearsths. sr aSvaaUassef km stperlease la sartJT jsoswa-sii t Wekass ''i.il m-A ...rm mmaAiea: Gall i lie aaswrt sy m mm i ml slkssa. ekla aal snrssuM ansa Bull. FLORIDA RWEETTPOTATOES; PIaCHIS, OBAHGB3 and L1MONS, at J mftj80 i President. SparfelingCatawtaSprings ''' gatXvBa! Mtwrj w.1 c. rpHs best Ileoanal mTabral' Waters 'and most extensively, ''id'.wtap. m' tlie' State, near Hickory and Westetn HoTtlT'tCaiolina Ballroad, is - pen rofBeleetgwfltsrfi Wrnttiief pajtlcolrtareto ' ' .. Dt K. O. EIXIQTT, mavl7 tl .i ii ' 1 1 1 1 t Aim . . ' 1 Dies imvtuowu wvucoi. v... KBT ABUSBEb O VEB THIRTY "On tnenlbtottbe 20tb of May, between wadsworttfe Livery 8t- aiid Davidson College, a Oold-tieaaed uane. OFFICE, I, Ill 1 it. HTit I J i! i 4? r 1 . ft r. a9 If V U'ilf If J1 h4 l ' l f !.l ff i t S I' b 'SI 3 - !
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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June 7, 1882, edition 1
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