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" DAILY CHARLOTTE OfcSfeRVER THUllSD AY, JUNE 29, 188 2. OUSINCSS NOTICES. Yf II Toured h KraoiYs stan-tard Cure PUU PoM inf4;ntte remedy: never fall to cure tht 'an. nd-tinat. loni: stnnHi.g me causing no m0 i? or muxlnc: tiiey .r m I1 nnt efficient. iirlDing ' X ..." ,!,, and tlurmlfW 111 all nu... r? .Aflctuiil'y ci- se the sj stem ant give ntw l1ey .none to the bod ah a household tetnti '."ihir uneq-ialeu For Liver Co...plalnt their ll' i is not known: one box will hit- e a wonder fftffe on the worst ewe. They are ued and f "'ritdby Hh'slclanfl. and sold bv Druggists "Krt 26 and B0 LWt boxes- os ' Ltt r.rStnanc Pills, best ever made, only 15 cents. llf. Sard Cure itt.. 114 Nassau street, New York. s,u"l21 deodicw Horkford'a Add Phosphate ' . nrnl In dyspepsia. It gtes the stomach tonic !,Vd imparts vigor to tho whole ietn t h RKUlrOBD ALUM 4N1 IKOM rKJMf WATB ADD tff-The great tonic and alterative contains ; , .7 m much Iron and fifty per ceru. more alum num than any "alum and Iron mass" (mown. iiWthe thing for the "spring weakness" now so neral Sold by all druggist of my standing prices reduced one half mnvll tf - Ticiu Advertisements. Absolutely Pure. This powder aries. A marvel or purity gtrength and wholesonieness More econouilca than the ordinary Hnds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weieht. a um or phosphate powders Bold only In cant ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., uv23 New York, L'ROY DAVIDSON, Sole Agent, Charlotte, N. "C. STRONG FACTS! A great many people are asking what particular troubles BROWN'S Iron Bitters is good for. It will cure Heart Disease, Paral ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Con sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curative power is simply because it purifies and en riches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the system, drives out all disease. A Lady Cured of Rheumatism. Baltimore, Md., May?, 1880. My health was much scattered by Rheumatism when I commenced taking Brown's Iron Bitters, and I scarcely had strength enough to at tend to my daily household duties, lam now using the third bottle and I am regaining strength daily, and I cheerfully recommend it to all. I cannot say too much in praise of it. Mrs. Mast . BrashkAk, 173 PrestmaDst. Kidney Disease Cured. Christiansburg, Va., i88(. Suffering from kidney disease, from which I could get no relief, I tried Brown's Iron Bitters, which ' cured me completely. A child of: mine, recovering from scarlet fever, had no appetite.and did not seem to be able to eat at all. I gave him Iron fitters with the happiest results. J. Kvlb Montagus. Heart Disease. Vine St., Harrisburg, Pa. Dec. 2, i88f. After trying different physicians and many remedies for palpitation of the heart without receiving any benefit, I was advised to try Brown's Iron Bitters. I have used two bot tles and never found anything that gave me so much relief. Mrs. J&nnik Hess. For the peculiar troubles to which ladies are subject, Brown's Iron Bitters is invaluable. Try it fie sure and get the Genuine. Another Car Loac FRESH III VAX OLDP0INT COH-F.O-if, VIRGllflAr H li0 T EL rSSssr.'? rnnrtr 'aoa.o any, notei in me u. a. wiMnriMea.' BatWnsi boating flsbing .... .r s vt v f'vi. r - ck.. SiSlving tneeiaaia attf!ttf....JrmlnerjUy ior boom m : pwpttH Terms less lor equi wortfetroa Malaria; and lor Insomnia truly drtul in its soportnc effect, bend lor circular ll8am HARBISON PHOKBDS, Prop'r. royal estwi XI top W ";i -- up r in- ill I ill i tii y-- -iim-'W'' . , ..... wmtytWi - T Ts ' Ti 'lTljrfS via. iii 17 , , ..-( - ... i 'J 11-' D 1UM9 .-...(..a Index to New Advertisements. W A Turk-Cool st ThlngOut. iam. o ? S1,9 -wl Suits for Hot reather. w h ,2utchlDi-J he Gulteft xecutlon. t rHo.?1l,',B L Stck for Sale. A J Beall ft Co-New Flour. Barrett ft Green- n 8w FlUng Machine. W A Barrier -Pucllc Schools. U F Huneycutt Attention, firemen. HOME BRIEFS. CSTThe first quarterly parade of the Charlotte fire department will come off next Friday evening at 5 o'clock. LEPW"e had a pleasant visit yester day from A. Foil, Esq., of Concord, an ex-member of the State legislature. tWA big picnic, in aid of the Oxford Orphan Asylum, will be held at the "Shoals," on the Yadkin, on the 21st of next July. HSMohn Cooper, colored, captain of the Mecklenburg. Blues, was yesterday fined $7 50 by the mayor for using pro fane language on the streets. IWK G. Ervin, Esq., one of the best farmers of Cabarrus, brought in tho second cotton bloom of the season, yes terday. It was found on his farm near Tulin, on the 26th inst. Jt3rThe pavement along the county jail is being laid with flag stones. Grif fy has given up his contract as guard of the stand pipe to superintend this piece of work. ESThe barns of Mr. W. A. Parmer, near Copal Grove, Stanly county, were struck by lightning on Thursday of last week, and two barns, two mules, two wagons, a mowing machine, and about 200 bushels of unthreshed wheat were burned. .The Observer had brief calls yesterday from Messrs. Wolfe, of the Monroe Enquirer, Woodhouse, of the Concord Register, and Tipton, of the Iron Station Common School Journal. They were all delegates to the conven tion. $W We call attention to the adver tisement of Wood's Patent Gin Saw Filing Machine, now on exhibition at Capt Jas P Johnston's store on College street. It is said to be the best machine of its kind ever invented, and to the eye' of The Observer scribe seems to do its work to perfection. St. PeUr's Episcopal Church. To-day being the Feast of St. Peter, the Apostle, there will be service in this church at 9 o'clock this morning. At 6 o'clock in the afternoon there will be evening prayer,- followed by a ser mon on a subject appropriate to the day. The Carolina Military Institute Build ings. As the graded school committee are now looking for a location, perhaps it would not be out of place to suggest that the grounds and buildings of the Carolina Military Institute are for sale, and the proprietors assert that they can be bought for a much less price than the buildings eould now be erected for. Let the committee and Ibe public take the matter into considt-ration. Religions Notice. A series of religious services and ser mons will be held at Mooresville, Ire dell county, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week, (July 5th, 0th and 7th.) under the direction of the Dean of the Convocation of Charlotte, Rev. Wm. R Wetmore. The services will beheld in the Academy in the morning and at night on each ef the days named. The following clergymen are expected to be present and take part: Rev. Wm. R. Wetmore, Geo. B. Wetmore, D. D., Wm. S. Bynujm, John Huske and Jos. B. Cheshire. The citizens of . Mooresville and the neighborhood are' cordially in vited to attends City School Affairs. A meeting of the city graded school cdmmissioners was . held yesterday and the question as to securing av suitable building for the school was referred to, the committee oh' buildings, with instructions to report at; the called meeting of the board next Monday. The committee on examina tion will meet all applicants for posi tions as teachers in the-public graded schools for the white race of the city, at the Macon school-honse, on Poplar street, Wednesday morning July 5th; and at the same place on Thursday, 6th, th,e committee will meet applicants for situations in the public schools for the colored race. ... .... Hotel-Arrivals Yesterdait. CHARLOTTE HOTEL JnO Wood- liouse, Concord; Dr B F Dixo Kings Mountain; C S Cooper, States ville ; W H Clyburn, Monroe; B F Moore, Shoe Heel; Geo F Bason, Gaston county; S J Greenwood, York county; J W Mc Lurd, Brevards; J D Willis, Lynch-wr- W Y Perkins..Monroe; James O .Burns, Shoe Heel; JD Gardner, Wil mington; R J Lewis,-Baltimore ; u j Lawson, Atlanta; L L Martin, Rich- mnnd! W W Rolins, Atlanta; x on hPoik, Cambridge rDF Dixon, G W 'Herron, county ; J watt jurjipatnu, 'Mrs Kirkpatrick, Mrs Dr DeArmond, cnty; J U Jirown, vy cord ; Miss E J Brucbeeker.Miss Agnes McDonaldf, Concord. fhj-vTTtAT. Hotel. V H Neat, Bait- mnrri R fi. Trezevantr South Carolina ; pjl Hunt, Richmond ; H S Tory ear :'--r - .tT irnrM t RTTitrta. flnnCGrdt J jraui aj jucauB) jj w 7t W BWUw,':l)enarliJPrid Jones, RaTetgh ; J Q West,: F; XlBetts", .Wash ington ? J JQ 'Holland, .lastonia; J D Hardin, North Carolina; J J vann, a P pavis; Monroe C ,M GQiia. aiu m6re ; 6 L Montgomery; Monroe ; Miss Lottie Coleman,; SaUsbury ;M S J'low, Monroe; J C MartejUayerDam ; H D al w r Wnif. North Carolina ; Jno rrSava'g'e, Atlanta ; Miss L Ottenbein, Baltimore; B F Simmons, Troy, W C; Pemberton, Stanly county; a u Freeman, Albemarle; EK P Osborne, city";iT D tcAuley, Monroe j M E Gib son, Washington ; L O Beallcity ; Miss - ua ' f ftk. .WadesbbrdiirtEteai 4 Kate yiamsaettevmerB R Haywood, Baaimore ; xm j j. i, - 'AJ iJlv' ' - I ton,' iYapesporw4 i juiv"w..ij Atta4u;F C AdamsalUmore; Mc jL-McManu8, South Carolina; J W 1 1 Wr Vi run V Oftrdnar. Wilmine CI J.1V1 vuiw . - " V h rArriwfiH.,l6utlr Carolina ; Jno ,liian;Elcbm6nJR-W Norris, Bal Umbte ; H W Bead North Carolina ; M SDCoiman,New Market,ya; S W Cole and wife, Salisbury ; J A Leak, Wades boro., - . " . " " . . hftr THE CONVENTION. SHIPP AND OSBORNE NOMINATED - , FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR. Jddge Shipp is Chosen by Acclamation, But there is a Hard Fight Over the Nomination of a Solicitor. The Democratic convention of the Sixth Judicial District to nominate a candidate for judge and for solicitor of this district met in the court house yes terday. Col. Ham. C. Jones, chairman of the district executive committee, called the convention to order at 12 m., and in speaking of the occasion which called the convention together, made a rallying speech and reviewed the past histories of both the old par ties. The convention was not only as sembled to put forth its standard bear ers for the coming campaign, but to re new its faithful and undying devotion to the grand old party which extended its hands to prostrate North Carolina years ago, raised hr from the dust, set her upon "her feet and released her from her oppressors. He had no faith in this new Liberal party, which he char acterized as the tail to the Republican dog. The convention was permanently or ganized with Col. H. C. Jones in the chair, and the members of the press, secretaries. On motion of Col. Paul B. Means one person from each delegation was se lected to form the committee on cre dentials. The following delegates were selected to compose this committee : B. F. Dixon, of Cleaveland ; J. F. Payne, of Union ; G. F. Bason, of Gaston ; J H. Gilkey, of Rutherford ; same proxy for Polk; H. S. Puryear. of Cabar rus; Jno. W. Bostain, of Stanly; T. H. C bb, of Lincolnton, and P. D. Walker, of Mecklenburg. The committee retired and on return ing reported that they had discharged their duty, and submitted as their re port that all of the counties of the dis trict were represented-by delegates in the con vention, (the county of Polk by proxyX and further that the following delegates had been appointed chairmen of the respective delegations : Cabarrus II S Puiyear. Cleaveland B F Dixon. Gaston Geo F Bason. Lincoln John F Hoke. Mecklenburg J H Wilson. Montgomery B F Simmons. Polk J H Gilkey. Rutherford J H Gilkey. Stanly A C Freeman. Union D A Covington. The committee also reported that there were no contesting delegates or delegations; that in their opinion the proxy for Polk should be allowed. They further reported that under the plan of organization adopted by the State central committee each county of this Judicial district was entitled to the number of votes in the convention set opposite their name: Votes 1880. Votes enUtled to. Cabarrus 1,465 29 Cleaveland 1,691 34 Gaston 1,097 22 Lincoln 902 18 Mecklenburg 3,289 66 Montgomery 695 14 Polk 330 7 Rutherford 1,204 24 Stanly 873 17 Union 1,481 30 Total 261 A couple of hours time was then con sumed in discussing the plan to be pur sued in balloting and it was finally de cided that the rule should prevail. The chair announced that the conven tion was ready to hear nominations for a candidate forjudge of this judicial dis trict and Mr. Harvey Wilson proposed the name of Judge Wm. M. Shipp. Col. Paul B. Means nominated Mr. Cobb, of Lincolnton. Mr. Cobb rose and requested CoL Means to withdraw the nomination, but thanking him for the honor. Col. Means complied with this request and on withdrawing the name of Mr. Cobb proposed that Wm. M. Shipp be nominated by. acclamation, and the motion was unanimously car ried and Judge Shipp was declared the choice of the Democratic voters of this district for judge. The nomination of a candidate for solicitor was now in order and Mr. Cobb, of Lincolnton," placed the name of Calvin E. Grier, before the conven tion. Mr. Gilkey, of Rutherford, nomi nated Mr. M. C. Justice. Mr. Dixon, of Cleaveland presented the claims of Mr. R. R. McBrayer. Mr. Payne, of Union, put in nomination Mr. H. B. Adams, and Mr. A. C. Freeman, of Stanly, nominated Mr. Sam'l J Pemberton.io No more nominations being made, the battle of votes began. Grier re ceived the most votes but not enough, to; elect. The voting was repeated over and over again, but with almost ibe same result, none of the counties show ing any disposition to change their votes except Cleaveland, which was the first to change. About three o'clock in the evening, when the voting was still going on with the usual mono tonous result,, motions for an ad journment to dinner were in order, They were all voted down, however, until at 3 :30 o'elock an unusually plead ing motion for a half hour's adjourn ment was made and prevailed by a bare majority. ( The delegates, strengthened and re freshed, by therr brief jrecass, : again as sembled at the court house at 4 o'clock and on the convention being called to order, a slight and unexpected change to the state of affairs ' was - brought about by Mr. H. 8. Puryear, who intro duced a new candidate in the person of Mr. T. H. Cobb. Gsier's figure at onee ran down and Cobb's ,ame up, but otherwise the balloting was unchanged for some time. Pending the 17th ballot, Mr. McBrayer withdrew in favor of Mr. Justice -and warmly commended the claims of that gentleman to , the con vention. Justice's figures here took an upward start, feu oa the 18th ballot Mr Adams withdrew and there was anoth er change in ttieVrospecfs. "Mr.sD." A. Covington was pii&sedlx t nomination and the voting continued until the 21st ballot was teae4lV'do1rit withdrew; and, recommended the! .cpn vention to -vote for Mr; Frank I. Os borne, alluding to, that ..gentleman's capabilities! & the -2 warmest manners Mr. Artriistead . Bur well seconded the nomination :!and the balloting was ire sueoitoufrjtn ijrofli; pn,tne?26th ?1wdlottf Cabarrus, which had beek zealously standing by , Pemberton with Outvotes; Went over1 to 03borne with,-her entire 29. . L Otbef counties followed and when Union, the last to TOtewas counted," the result stood: Osborne 178; Adams 83. ; - : Osborne was -declared the nominie amidst the greatest enthusiasm and ap plause. On motion of Mr. C. E. Grier, a committee was sent to bring Mr. Os b )rne forward. He thanked the people f or'the honor conferred upon, him in a short, but appropriate talk, and assured them that he would do his duty to the fullest extent of his ability. The nomination of Mr. Osborne was made unanimous, and after a resolu tion that the Charlotte Observer be requested to print the names of the members of the executive committee of this district, the convention adjourned. The contest over the nomination of solicitor was carried on in the most earnest and determined spirit, yet no one got mad and everything passed off pleasantly. The result of the conven tion's work was generally talked about with satisfaction on the street corners after the adjournment Baltimore and North Carolina Mine. Large quantities of oies are now be ing concentrated at the Baltimore and North Carolina mine preparatory for shipment. Valuable developments have very recently been made in this mine, adding to its immense value, and an in crease of ore dressing machinery will soon be added, the present plant being inadequate to take care of the ores. Catawba County Convention. A county convention of the Demo cratic party was held in Newton last Saturday. Delegates to the State con vention from Catawba were instructed to vote for Hon. A.M. Waddellfor congressman-at-large, and Col. Thomas Ruffin, as candidate for Supreme Court Judge. Delegates to the congressional convention were instructed to vote for Col. R. T. Bennett for Congressman from the 6th district, and those to the judicial convention for J. S. Adams for district solicitor. The Juveniles at a Fire. Yesterday evening about 7 o'clock, while the juvenile Hornet firemen were out practicing, the alarm of fire was sounded and they were quick to take advantage of the opportunity of show ing what they could do. The alarm was caused by the burning out of the chim ney to a house in rear of the Charlotte hotel, and scarcely had the bell been tapped before the juveniles had their ho3e attached to the hydrant and a stream going ; but their services were not needed, as the fire died down al most as soon as it appeared. The youngsters considered this hard luck, and could not ' help but express their eontempt for a fire which would come up and die out without giving them a chance to drown it. Hornets' Nest Riflemen Disband. A meeting of the Hornets' Nest Ri flemen was held at the armory last Tuesday night, which will be the last meeting of the company under the old regime, as it was formally disbanded and the guns and accoutrements were ordered to be handed in to a committee of five appointed to receive them. This committtee was empowered to return such property as belongs to the State of North Carolina, and make such disposal of the public property of the Hornets'i Nest Riflemen to satisfy such claims as exist against the com pany, and said committee is empowered to do such other matters and things as in their opinion is deemed best for the company. The cornmittee consists of Sergeant Blackwelder, F. L. Butt, R. W. Gray Chas. J. Fox, F. W. T. Kuester, J. W Cobb. It was moved by F. L. Butt to dis band the Hornets' Nest Riflemen and the motion was carried unanimously. Good Threshing. To the Editor of The Observer. I had Mr. J. R. Wallis to thresh my grain crop, a day or two since and was so much pleased with his work and the manner in which he dispatched busi ness that I think the public ought to know it. Bob has a spangled new Gei ser outfit and it does the work to per fection. We timed him on threshing a lot of fine oats and out of about 900 sheaves he threshed 94 bushels of clean seed and made 3K bushels per minute. J une 28, 1882. G. S. Hall. The fairest faces are sometimes married by myriads ol pimples, and markings of tetter or freckle, which are readily removed by a popular toilet dreaslni. knon as Dr. C. W. Benson's Skin Cure. Kven scrofulous ulcers yield to tt. Why Is .LjdU .sV.Plnkham's Vegetable Compound like the Mississippi river In a spring freshet? Because the immense volume of this healing river moves with such momentum that it sweeps away all obstacles and Is literally flooding the country. Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers::: Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cuSScs teeth ? If so, go at once and get a bottle of MB3. WINSLOW'S 8O0THING 8YBUP. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediateiy depend upon it ; there is no mistake about tt. There w not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that tt will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operat ing like magic. It Is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre scription of one of the oldest and bast physicians and nurses In the United States. Sold everywhere, 25 cents a bottle. The only scientific Iron Medicine that does not produce headache, ftc., bat gives to the system all the benefits of iron without its bad effects, is Browa's iron Bitters, txo rtucrtiscmctits. Pole Schools City of Charlotte HOTICE TTJ APPLICAHTS. BY Direction of the Board of 8chool Commit sloe era of the City of Charlotte, notice is here by given that the "Committee on Education" wul meet at the Haeon School Building, on Poplar street, on Wednesday . Booming, July 5th, at 9 o'clock, for the purpose of examining applicants for positions as Teachers, in the Public Graded Schools for the white race; and at the same place on Thursday morning, July 6th. to examine appli cants for said positions In the Graded Schools for the colored race, and all persons seeking such positions are Invited to present themselves for ex amination. (Sighed) W. A. BARRIER, Chairman Committee on Xxamlnation. Jan29 St Til Members f the Bosxar Stxah Fikx Com. taxi No. , LxDXPnrDKtrr Book ft Laddxb rCosmufT No. 1, end the Pionxsb Snut Tfm Ooktavt No. 2, are hereby notified to meet in front of tb Court Bouse, to-morrow (Friday) afteneom.eiio'clcK ufuUimtfoTm. to attend .the First Quarterly Parade and Practice. x V ' V, v .w i C. BABSISON, Chief.- , jr. HimiuLTy. Secretary, .( l V. ..,hm29 it rv-: - i&Kwrt&smni tr u h. BnUdm and Loan r wrLL sen prtvateTy 20 shares of stock In (he 1st MaUdlot tad Loan Association of Charlotte. . ' . W. H. HOFFMAN. . lun2ttlt; ' Charlotte, KG f"? r AttentiOD, FiremeD. A.J.Beall&Co. Have just received 50 sacks choice lit JFJL01DI, which we are offering very low. Also In all size packages CORN, FLOUR, HAY, BRAN, MEAL, STOCK FEED, And In fact everything kept In a A.J.BeaIl&o. Jun29 WOOD'S PATENT Gin Saw Filisg Machine, WAS AWARDED The first Prize Medal at tbe Exhibition of the Georgia fctock and Fair Association, 1880. This Machine straightens bent teeth, and makes tbe Bounded or Needle Point, and will file from SO to 40 Saws per hour more perfectly than has heretofore been done by hand or machinery . STATE and COUNTY RIGHTS FOB S ALB TESTIMONIALS: Atlanta, Ga., Sept 16th, 1880. We have examined Mr. Albert A. Wood's Ma chine for filing old Gin Saws, and have seen it In operation. We believe it is the best Machine for this purpose that has come under our observation. WIN8HIP ft BBO. Atlanta, Ga , Oct 27th, 1880. A. A. WOODS, Esq.: Dear Sir We wish to add our testi monial to tbe excellence of your Gin Saw Filing Machine. We have used several different kinds, but yours is the only Machine we have seen that does the work botn well and with rapidity. Tbe 61ns you have re filed for us are doing good work. We pronounce your Machine the best, and hope you much suc cess. Jt VAN WINKLE ft CO. Eufaula, Ala., Oct 15th, 1882. We have In our Mill one of Wood's Patent Filing Machines, and have used it several months for sharpening our Llnters and Gins with perfect sat isfaction, and take uleasure in recommending it to the Oils Mills. Respectfully, EUFAULA OIL CO Memphis, Term , April 4th, 1882. We have one of the Wood Patent Gin Filing Ma chines in our shop, and pronounce It a success. CUBVEB GIN CO. Exhibition Building, Atlanta, Ga, Oct , 1881.P We can recommend Wood's Patent Gin Filing Machine, and take pleasure in doing so. a Z. HALL. 6ia Manufacturer, 81ng Sing, N. Y. Huntsvtlle, Ala., May 2d, 1882. An old Georgia Gin Builder and Gin FITer wishes to add his testimonial to Wood's Patent Gin Fil ing Machine, who has followed the business for upwards of forty rears, and used several different machines for sharpening Gins. Wood's Patent beau them all. G. T. OGLESBT. Note -Any part of Machine can be duplicated at our office. Files manufactured especially for use of Machine. Price $1 .50 per dozen. Address BARBKTT ft GKKSN, Prop's, Care Capt. Jas. F. Johnston, Jun29 Charlotte, N. C. ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Full faculty. Healthful and beautiful location. Thorough instruction. Terms very low. Session begins September 20th. Order catalogue. Prlnolnals- J Rev EUBANK, A. M. Principals. w p DICKINSON. , un30 wlm The Guiteau Execution. THE WASHINGTON WEEKLY POST will print oa the Wednesday following the execution of Guiteau ten or more cuts illustrative of tbe final scenes, including correct pictures of tbe Assassin, tbe Warden, Jail. Cell, Ga'lows, Hanging, ftc , ftc. As desert pUve of one of the nutet memorable in stances of American history it will be worth pre serving .Copies will bs mailed, post-paid, on receipt of three cents. Postage stamp is best to send Ad-tress STILbON HUTCHIN3, un29 St . The Post, Washington, D. C. WANTED. THE undenlgned would like to rent pasturage for a cow. Apply Immediately. fcn27 It A. Q. BRENIZKB. Desirable Residence for Sale. I WILL Sell at private sale, as agent for B. T Wheeler, that desirable residence lately occutted br 8. B. Meacham. Esq . lo cated on Trade street, between the property of Mrs. ben. t. j. Jackson ana uei. Jno. K. a own. The lot fronts 98 feet on Trade street and rune back 898 feet to 4th. On the premises are good outbuildings, a small tenement house on the rear lot, well of water, ftc. Terms Easy. R. B. COCHRANE. Jun28 lw - Agent LOST REWARD. LOST yesterday evening, in Third street er on the Air-Line track, a pocket ease of Surgical Instruments red morocco cover. A liberal re ward will be paid for the return of the ease to the Jun27 OBSERVER OFFICE. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A new supply of goods, including . CROCKERY, PICTURE FRAMES, HOSIERY, LACES, EDGINGS, LINEN COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, ftc., ftc. Al-o FaUIT JARS, quarts and & gallons C. M. ETHEREDGE, V r: ty Uore, under Traders' Nat Bank. 'vofesBtottal. HUGH W. HARRIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, . . ... Office on Trade street, nearly opposite Court Bouse. CHABLOTTE, W. C ' 'may2 dawtf ' :' , . : , rjpmerly.bi Chariottaj V. dt ATTOMIY & 00U1ISELLOB at LAW, All corxesponrience winrecerve tirompt attennoa ' BxnBnrcs h-1 st National Banki Charlotte, N. C Balelgh National Bank, Raleigh, N a, Hon. W. P. Bynum, ex Judge Supreme court North Carolina, aprie em i I II I First Class Grocery Store AN' OPPOETTOITY OFFERED mn '0 -:o: Our Large Business necessitates very early prepara Hons for the Coming Seasons, hence we are now making extensive preparations for the Coming Falll As we still have quite a Stock of SUMMER GOODS and must have the room, we will offer our entire well as sorted Stock for the Next Sixty Days at such BHD UCEB and L0 W PRICES as will leave no doubt upon the mind of the purchaser that he has obtained AN UNRIVALLED BARGAIN. This is no sensational advertisement, but we mean busi ness. Everybody is aware that our Stock embraces all the needs of the people of this country and we can furnish a complete outfit for both sexes and all ages. - , , -:o:- Dry Goods Dealers and Clothiers. -FOR- KM V - i i.. S'M Af --$&00. In a Large Variety S OJ m IS COMPLETE TT -a la is? Oaa tt tt u- wu u u win tttT TJ M MM M ml MM M ICR RRR UN NN . 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