JjlO SOlltllOHl &0Q0t . ' : f : . ". , ; -gijggggggggg!gg - .y.. mr-mwixki-wr
- .. ; v '.
! V" V Jr ujm
siMi l y M nit. .
.T m.w ao Mioa
f f!S a-M to.00 rea
u le than the above rates.
ria5l?Itl8e,neJ?t" -rti in the Local
Column at nj price. . .
BT E. L. PELL. . ' - -i ' " v' ;r : t a-..,-
"Tf Sub5ription-iii Advance. ; J- ' jffY " '111"
...iei. one year, - - - o no Ot 41 'J U Lil V I U I II II II I It 1 If 1 II 1 II 1 Iff I. f J . - ?
' ;U, : ' ! ! ! " "
" 11 UHARLOTTE. N r. . TJrt n a v tatmttatjv oo iqwi -... -
i . 7 - v a luu a x uxiiiumiii mj. imi.
. : - i . -i XTTTt ftitiw
-i ii 1 1 ni nn.K --c
I TV i Tl i Ti " I i ti ill I n,i , ii I, n ,rMn iiii
I st teix. ana ire oi the its more an th a4..t.i
s - - i - v w.wa
Sun two years before another
tion. Tbankfal for small favors.
- Whi mt0 down on the ios is
jor the of wsrmlog it ?
Xn laberille Citizen oomes to ns
Veek inUrged and greatly improved.
THE Qo visbnor
it
this
A ROMANCE I If SAJBL Jf Tn i
We hare a copy of Gov Jr-;a' ; A cl. delia-htful Aafcnnn wi.k
r-1 address, dehvered on w 7 S? "loas golden LSrht-
befere both hona,. w " ... ."U-J, InC"V vLn,r height
- u- vreaoru AisecD. I F-uu ueecy White.
x is sensible. dbniX. . 1 The lit wi.
of eonrnA ' I A Lover tr nnlna
r.UIIUHI , moo en not in h.. wk . '
h.d( d'1 of ALt.wlthTOfl.lMidloTw
-umiQisiration which a Rnii tvT """""8 ver sangi
...-, .ua aeveiopment of her resoor-
auaoe edaotioa of her
Abe obaogei produoad by the
viewea
Or ooarse railroads have their rights,
but that is no reason why the people can't
hire rights as well.
It Mr Beat will make good one third of
his promiies, ws will be more than ' satis
fied.
children."
war are r
atld. Cktxr v-i... . . . .
ii.ir. of tha naDara don't think u I . ' f"ui, oaaaitio u
- - r i iuviv is i pioiarSQ
tick bone eooagh in
pin a prohibitory lai
the Leo-islatore to
Tine will tell.
AsMTjoa trying to do too
things in too little time, M easears
Uton T
many
Logis-
Oca Legislatare i still laying oat
TheS Cate Wants i
n.u .... -.vu.
- ..tcou muuoo acres of land lie idle, and
u-er., weaitn remain, uadaveloped.
uave more Deonla. n;.i;-..
anrl I.I ... F..-...ka
.-uur-r8-ooia are oecesaary, and
Dnth ma mn k ... '
-uo'' uTO wore we can develun
nnp v . s
Deathly Pad.
l.d?? wi-th tartled GUnce-
T w. f iQ Ior Deliverance
a Vntd i 8ird hilariqa. dance
ven Xtoeakai Pants.
a id1n finn with' AfTrlght
t R,rT Plight!
t chuckliu witn de'ight-
A wiiu, delmous Autumn H irhti
Jinous Autumn Hghtl
a
LITJSRART NOTE.
T HOH. t( HTO0tKT BUUB.
The rapid reoperation of the 8ontb,
indicated by the fcopreeedented prodac-
won oi its great tuples, under the dis
heartening circanktanoes which have at
tended it aince he war, puts beyond
question the energy of its people and the
fertility of its se I The qualities were
indeed sufficiently demonstrated by the
great rebellion s Ireude states only the
simple truth inulia "Short Stndies on
GraVSubjetsi!i
American civil war the enthusiastic clerke
nd Sbopa-boys fom the Eastern cities
were blown in pieces by the Virginian
rifUmen. Hd then been no Western
farmers to fight the South with men of
thtir own sort, and better th an thAm.
for a ten years' session.
Bontba ii added on daily.
About
Bnt nn anhan 1 1
.rt Itth iwr Hns th. i. u I xt.l . 'ui-d oi
if - ---- a - aaj ouu UM U I X wlvLO a JL1nll n a a n. vJ -
. i " ueveiopment
six I her resonroaa .n k . .
u ,uuuei,ai or n.rra.
nan. 1U.I J .
.u.i, ues not enoompaas the edaoa-
-..urea. ibi8 regarded as of
-orjr ar.t xmportanca ; for without it
ii onr tCjrt. w.ll be in vain. 0.p,ul,
Drover biallv fimiri ;n i .
- j .v., uui ioa ior io-
vesnt. ,a a land of igooraooe, nor wil,
immigrants sesk homes where there
no school houses or chorches.
tu. present state of edocation if
d-aoult to speak with moderation. ,It
juuu me Douods ot temneratH l.m..
.. . . ' a
-uu we vQiot or the Qundr,ds of th -u
fl L n H 11 nOT rvm.T. .. .
(('""lujj Bp io oar SUte in ut
ter ignoraoce. It i ao evil tram,.
dona in ila n.ln.. l .
. . sua oonsequenoea, , that
ail the energies of the Slate should be
oroaght to bear to correct.
Tue Legislature baa the powar lo rem
Jiclv t.liia T 1
v-iw wuio DTI . I L Rirtri A n.x r ..... K i ... . -
n r .-. .. . I me
vuiruu eaia -no, tnan. yoa to tdCient evstem ofMmmn -h..-
o umtou aim tne Oeoreta-
rjsbip of War, and it is now feared that
Sons of the colored Republicans have
just come to the conclusion that it is inad
visable to press the claims of Bruce for a
Cabinet poaition.
PoroLiB sentiment is for prohibition,
bat there is no telling what the popular
lentiment may be with the millions the
liquor men oan bring to bear upon it.
Monit ii kiog after all. The people
wmt prohibition, bat the liqaor dealers
iiy wa aball not have it, and they will use
their millions to prevent it.
Mb Dobtch, as President of the Senate,
made an noellent officer. As a member
ui mo vut, UIO BOlTlUbS Will DO Sft-n
mora ralaable.
ai
8
Mias Blanobe Willie Howard, author of I se,T, the star banner of the Confederacy
One Sommar," has written another nor- W(?Qld ltiil be fling ofm Bicbmond.,,
xam ojum haTing shown itself able to
protect that eon teat for foor years against
three times their numbers, and agaiust a
still greater disproportion of wealth, its
recuperation, despite the political oppres
sion under which it labored during pan
of the time, is only what might have been
expected from so vigorous a race in a
favored clime.
The truth is, that whilst the war was
attended with great 7 destmction of "life
and property, and overthrew the slave
mstitntion and the wealth and social dis-
i notion cieaiea oy it, and thus brongoi
el
-Tor J Ulsekie. of Edinbnrirh- haa
translated Goethe's Faust into English
verse.
Bishop Cheney, of the Reformed Enia-
copal Chureh, has prepared a vlama of
elected ssrmons.
Mr Anthony Trollops, of all eraoaa in
the world, is writing a two volume "Life
i uicro.
Pof J R Seelev. the anthnr nf ''TCn,.
Homo, will shortly publish a new bok
O j "Natural RfcJiaion "
Two EaHaian writers. Prof Inostrankeff 8o,row , privation, and hunsiliation to
aoa Ounni Vrar. ff. aoaounoe books on
the stone age in Rasaia.
Thre are now in circulation ahnnl 14fi
000 000 copies of the Bible. a arainat on '
1 5 OtiO 000 copies at the commencement
oi il,o present oentury.
Prof Erasmas Wileon, desiring to make
he obfeluk- bniidara. battr .n
malutodea, no thoughtful man oau fail to
see that a new and mightier South is
emerging from tjbe terrible ordeal. What
has been sacrificed to that institution
can be judged of by the fee, that at the
date of the Constitution, Virginia had a
larger popniation and greater area than
the position wiil cro a-b crinw.
W are hoping for prohibition, for an
increased school fund, for an 'appropria
tion for the University for a grsat many
things, for ths half of which we will riss
op and call oar Legislature bleneed !
poauuariy tne people's schools. It ia
here that the children of the poor are to
learn, or nowhere. Cat them off from
thmaa mr,A J . , .
" uwia toem to grow op in
ignorance, to grope io mental darkness.
i -, .... 9
ana it mav be. dm in riiain, t r.n
- ' .s. . iOJtUW
fuaHf.s r . II aAA J . m
iuci, Vi u njci sua oiaasas, says Xbe
Academy, is writing a popular history of
aaoiwoi Eypt.
Toere has be-n discovered, in a week I v
newspaper oi ltsi, a political ode by Bv
ron, not nitberto kuown to be his. It win
shortly be priuted, with a copy of the Do-
el s letter relatiug to.it.
A timely interest is given, by the daath
invested
tnan tney aid in Uhio ; whilst they f od
ids enmate rar more agreeable. And the
advantages enjoyed m ilarylaod are com
mon to the whole Atlantic Coast.
PERSONALS
Jttsrnhardt ia in Chicago, but bai
aecided not to reeognias Chicago society.
Gertsingeria called br NewTork
paper, the "German BernhardC" This is
gooa grousa ior a Jibsl suit,
Qolioban Jajogereoll broke down at
tne ianeral ot his sister at Erie, Pa, on
Sunrday.and could not dsliver the 'ora
tion expected. In appearaaoe he baa aged
.. . . . v . . .
tu jvmrm miuom iae atVD 01 big lis Ur.
an .
oome men are always in luck. It ia
reported that Vice President elect Arthur
is engaged to be married to Mrs Marshall
xtoerts. iter husband has been dead
only a lew months, but she is said to be
worm more than $5 0 00,000.
The Washington Scar of Saturday says
i-a airs, uonstianoy is seriously ill, the
result or excitement and the great mental
strain to wnioh she has been sebjsoted
"'"s1""1 m oram is threatened
and Dr. Wa'sh, her physieian, has
prescribed absolute qsite.
Prof Wm C Fowler died in Dn-h.m
Conn , Saturday night, aged 84. He waf
lormeny proiessor of chemistry in
Middlebury Collage, Vt., and afterwards
J rhetoric and oratory at Amherst
College., Ha as a son in-law of Noah
Webster, tne author of Webster's Diotion.
sry. He was author of a number of worki.
Lieutenant John Xrving's bones were
laid away io the Dean Cemetery, io Ed
ishure, nn Friday afternoon. He was
born in 1816 nd perishsd with th
No York, abetter soil lor .Bricul nr l'"DD'r Q party, near Cape
greater mineral wealth 'T ' q,n. ometime between 1847and
1849, Uia remains
ween 187and
were found bv i;
t , a . i i . . -
uuuwiih last July.
Th
consiaerable attention at Columbus, Ohio
mong tne friends of Mrs Kate Chasa
ntntii J .
-lutai aavantages for commerce: and
et, the population of New York is now
fourfold greater, and with a still greater
disproportion of wealth; so that tor
every slave retained io Virginia, at least
five white men ware driven out of the
Stat by the institution
No men better nnderstood the baneful
t Sects of slavery noon the
ni ii i c. w r-.MM v i . --Vsss
of the aqtbor, to the new edition of her n lale! aDd nPon tne progress of its I ; Yh . n'f o gentlesaen now re aiding
uiaeterpuce, "ilomola," just issued by the t7 S l;a01n 01 Virginia. "
oiericao noos xobauge, New lork, It 77 -t--.-'w-vwu u ouieriy. treo.
iu uia letter IO M.T. Sincl
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
READY FOR INSPECTION.
W. KAUFMAN & CO.,
ODB-8IOCX OPAttAHD WllfSSS
4 J
. f
For Men Boys and Children, '
HUn th,.TK h.toto,.nd,
never beaten. Cam uri i . . -, -11 ! t
prieeaana examine
our goods. ItwlUpayyou.
w. Kaufman 4 co
-
Springs Corner.
S0
e
TRADE STSEST NiAB THE POST. OfEICE.
I h.T. op.n . fall .took of Furnltor., oompriri.g M pU.h Comnow.
-1 ttfzsziirj -.
and
to
auuwa nar wore at its Daat and alrongest.
and at the same time gives the reader tha
(nrtAaiattt a a
citizens of the Gnrl A00.0-ki ' 1"":" wHta utsting lamilian-
vu.j , Kiave iy ajUU ne
s years of pesos, plenty, and pros- "en1 back word to your constituents there aaed in. DdJ -nd beautiful form, extra
Foe;
pwuj, who a gooa government, eood
icbools and no liquor, will place North
Carolina on a line of progress far ahead of
tbs richest State in the Union.
responsibility rests upon you in this mat.
(.Af- XJntm will '-.a
- - - Will TlU UlnHI IT W Wall -.v
ar vi ill Y JA
soenes and eooietv of Mdi-
I r . -r. . .J " '
vai xuuy. ix m obs ollhe few really gM
-kuneai novels oi tne world. It is ia-
No more new counties, if von Dleaaa
m, ' "
ID CSQ1Q1 Bhuwa that mn tmw.
as
poDula-
tion is coDcerned, there might well be fif
ty oonntiei instead of nearly twioe that
number which we now have. ;
l ...
v -up, ui win yoa oia tbem say to
their children the school teacher is com
iog?
North Carolina has now reaohed t
point when she must avail herself of every
J I .
to-oo ui auvanosment and re-oreanise
o -
cloth binding, simple but rare eleganee
in taate and deaign. and like the other ia-
sues of tne "Literary Revolution," its cost
is almost nominal, vz 35 cents. It is one
oi a aeries intended to form m library of
oiaskio fiction, wsneb will inelade one rep-
aav .. a ... . .
aertative ana ooaraeteristio work ol
eaoa of the great authors who have won
her institutions to the demands of the age, I lsiiog fame in the realm of fiction Lif.
Touboek's article in the North Ameri
can Haviow entitled "Aaron's Rod in Pol
ices, is like his "Foul's Errand," in but
one reapeot it is ably written. The arti
o! is full of good judgment, good sogttes-
tioniand is well timed. It inflnn..
will bs for good.
i i
or eise De content to occupy an bumble
piece iu the march of progress now
going on among the Staies. I appeal to
day, SB I have a right to do, to all her
oitiaens, whatever may, be their position,
to oome up to the full measure of their
'Uty. My appeal is to all the peopif,
without regard to party or to race,
all alike will be the objection of her care
and bounty."
Ev
jsjh war a nsits and
MEN.
NEWSPAPER
"taiBODr behevtis that the nonIe ar.
n ftVOr ol ntohihiiion Tk.
. ---v. uv l.wpolHUCO
- , me aram anuKer wants it
tba drunkard wants it, and all the;Womeo
ntit. And still the Legislature will
"irk itsmpossibility upon this very as
aertion -that .he popular sentiment is not
known.
tnotrn,
Tu Wilt
uapt lorn lfiy4n, they . makes au
rXOctilcoi Jttjadiug Cierk
m,
xne press is well represented in the
1 jegmlalare.
Apo'ber editor in lack Mr J R Tii-
lery, ol the Kooky M ant Progre-s, was
it aa r t-iar1 . . w t K OO . i . . . n -v
hi Vaoghan, of Manchester, Vs.
1 nl r . . n L.
vrt uvbuw uiwiDauer man ia
miDgton Star asks : "Is Best oomxaS ooa w write us up. JT A Burr,
"''J iftsr anythinir .-nt to .t 01 rhiladelpiia K,oord, don't belieTl
...... ... ' " r --
wwn of the Atlantic and North Caroli
Ja,lroadr That's a hard question,
W from what we hear. William J will
oytfaiog he can lay his hands on.
A propoaition to parohase the State of
onh ProIina may oome before tne L g
wl,tre at any moment.
ow ago the people were
0Tr the Droanan.n an narlv rA
i --j
bppy
Of tha
lrt telegraphic monopoly. Within the
week the monopoly has been doubled
,n "tringth by the consolidation of the
tw-t telegraph eompaniss of the United
olMl. and th. -
moved bsok out of sight.
had looked for
Ttt
. ir. j '
- io GuuiiBg ao wn to see
lor himself. We do not welcome him, for
we know the result will not be for good.
-he Legislature is trvinsr to doid
wbethsr ministers of the gospel should be
re4uirea to worlt tbe roads. No 1 Nor
cuivura, uur larmers, nor macname, nor
any one else who is doing a good work
f.W hmklf mmA -.. 1 a. . .
--.i iuu lut mauaina. -itgBt as
well exeaae one set of men as auothtr,
Puiau m i are aoie-
Tee preas generally is for prohibition,
but the la ad lug dailies are yet to fee beard
from. The R!eigo Ns od Observer
gives this reason for its silecea. None
but over-zaloas partizaus would deem
this satisfactory . 1
"With the iswfal mannfaotnra nd aal.
of ardent spirits we do not feel called on
editorially to deal, for it might be aa un
wise as it would be improper for the lead
kg Democratic paper at the State capital
to commit itself either for or against the
movement now making in favor of prohi
bition. Tne Winston Leader man wants all
men to Know by tnese presents, that he is
Tm North Uia ta says that the latest re
P from Raleigb is that Buford a0d Best
V,fi out, and that Best has put
Ilk.- byoDd oommnnioation, taking
J him all ths books of the company,
we ses it somswhera .t.t.i
.r fiest has in hia n.lr.t 4-.. not running a jonk-shop Stjs he. and a
?0rt"t Pper. which Mr Suford Lnu I?"'':0 UOtl mM -Wt,
to Bet h.ir ., ., . ' I " .--"-". organs, pewter spoons.
- , . aw wuiuu -ixr joesb i iif-To uuiiooi ana oq.ad itialrv in n
ment ior advertising ; so it is useless for
me makers ol these artioles to send a
propositions. We want the money and
me money we must have for their advar
tieeoaents."
is wo snort ana too loll of work to per
mit the reading of all that is bean Ufa
and valuable io these creations of the im
agination, but even very boey peoble can
una time to read one book by each of
the score of authors who have won im-
nal fame and place in the affeotioas of
tne people. Not to be acquainted with
nem is to be ignorant of much that is
most important and most interesting in
the history of nations and of men. Not
to possess tbem is to be deprived of most
fruitful and profitable sources of enjoy
ment. Amougr those issued er nearlv
ready are 8o tt's "Ivan hoe," Buiwer's
P mpeiii,' li ving's "Kuiekerbocktr,"
Capers "llanioans, "Tom Btowu at
Rugoy." "Adventures of Dun Qaixots,"
and "Uarda, a Roma nue of Ancient
Hg?pt." Fall catalogue of standard pub
lications will be sent on request, by the I
American B ok Exobange, Tribune Build
ing, New York.
Ha Waited to Laugh.
At midforenoon yesterday, a man who
was orossing Woodward avenue at Con
gress street suddenly began to paw the
air with his hands and perform divers
strange antics with bis feet, and after tak
ing plenty of time about it he came down
in a heap. More than fifty people saw
the performance, and there was a general I partore.
iugu. it uau oo ueaeea woen a oaan
with a funeral countenance poshed his
way into the crowd and asked i
"Who is berwbet hie name."
"It's Jooee,' answered a voice.
"What Jones?"
air
... TT . ...
uui, f irgmia wouia be the "garden
pot of the New Wertd when it got rid
of slavery;" and Jtr. Randolph; in a
speech in th. 8sntieleiicrihe4-Jt--as
"a dry rot and aa eeencer on the face-"
and said that "if the slaves did not run
away from their masters, the mssters
would run away from the slaves."
And this has bean the process by which
Virginia and the South has been depopt,
lated. No foreign emigrants came to her
shores, and her owe best blood ran away
from slavery to the free West. Nor were
these blighting effects of slavery proa
claimed only by our Revolutionary
Fathers. They were serein nro.ia.m.rt
by the leading men in the Virginia Con-
shitmiouai convention of
among others, by Mr. Charlaa
of Martinsbare. who still anrvi...
But the sense of .personal power which
the system fostered in the governing
class, prevailed over the great and per.
manent interests of the Staa; and the
ejsiem was perpe-uated until Mr. Jeffar
s.jn s prophecy was fuelled, that it wool
go out in blood. Yet, reat as the cost
ot its extirpation has been,. it was nothing
Oampared to the Sacrifice its existsnoe
had imposed upon the South.
To.s fr.gbtful oaeear bas auw been cu
out ot tbe fair face of ibe South by th
sword; the people have overthrown and
drl?r?t the Pet-bag usurpation'
wbioh followed, and have resamed i con
trol over their local governments. Its
inherent strength has1 enabled the Sooth
w.ui; wiurtin bio oni the wound
idbs lonioted, but tbe great progress
mmmo ia ua new career.
pr gaj A prominent New York attorney
is now id this city taking dspositions of
Old Citizens with Ord tn.mni.... -.I..:
- - - - iciaiive
Miaa Kates esoapadss and lirtationa
AMERICAN TITLES.
DO YOU WANT A SITUATION.
THE
"We abound here with Colonels, who
ouieifc Dowaer bnrnari in h.itl.
Lommeroiai. Yes, and we abound with
merer raise frtlirof empty honor ftf Amsr-
ua toan mat. We abonnd with
feesors," whose attainment, if analysed
ww rn 14 U. a L. . . . . . af t
-wu.u ua me wxagnum opus ol lgeoranoe:
wo buuuuu wun juootors," who hare
never walked a hoSDital: with ii
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT BUBEAU,
:i. . . CHABLOTTE.U. . C --. , ...
SITUATIONS FOB
OBTAINS
TEACHERS
BOOK-KEEPERS,
. SALESMRN.
ISM. """" diMinotion of tb. booor.rj 6. M. 7
"3TOTT "W"A.3STT
tors of Divinity," to whom the simple
Greek of tbe New Testament is a ton rue
aa unknown as the dialects of th S-
igmees oi Borneo; we abound with
LL D.s," Doctors of Law, so called
wuo never opened a law book, and who
nave never deserved and never will da-
Over
ns.
shows that th. . .in k . ' UI ine aTereign people illustrate that. i-
, ww w uuoaain a eatata h tha ...;.:.. . .i,".
giant. i --I.IUU u tittss iron
When the fact is set in so clear alight Ti.J Wolh "
by results, it ia not neCesiwy to 222 !V. fh $ M din
.hat it wa. slavery alone L?P '?gh,cg .toek of Baropc Th.
. - -J -BTT WVU
which advertise their existence all
the land by conferring hitrh
titles noon tba bonrBAlu. k.i.
r . av WUO
manuraciure to order school hatrt-
auu ecopoi arithmeUcs; we have titles of I
every aina. Ueporter's Unglieh follow
ing the fashion oalls barbers "tonanrial
artists, and the rufBaha of the
nrnfaain. tkA ... . S
r u. vUQ uiioij art ox self-de-
QflaA " 11L. m .
iuo iaroe oi iony goes even far.
it weds euphuism to science nr
.k. j m. . .
l ao so. xne tramp who covers bis
loieoess and, as a pretense of adopting a
vifiblr means of earning a livalihrv,.!
pcdddles a new patent fly-catcher, oalls
uimaelf God save tbe mrb- P..
Of IClrtrmnlr'.r.v. Om.. 14 : A - v. I T . rt nn . . .
r . "P'ea-nsaii-ea of the msjstty ntir.r, 17 " we to call 01 m bjfira o ifiar UiVh irs a m7Airi.
of the Rt-nnbiifl ahroai ... " I neiy new and of the lett .tru n.iV o V . .;'?,a'fa- my etock la i
" 7. 7' " general i enoiess varietv of Pinh oo-;v, '".y a """""."n n -tutti straw Hats, and an
rale, content with styling thsmsalva. !., Bilk vJCS .?JTiJ T?.1 ?-f FiU. VU a am iia, ,r s i c .i H3tTn
shtlH, with birJsau d Feathers te
A TEACHER, A BOOK-KEEPER. A CLERK.
xne ooutnern jsmpioyment Bureau will farniih the f ery best of 11 profmlo
oo t8
,1,saw-a-a--MMi
MILLINERY AND HAIR GOODS I
. - . 1
r tlVe Her. t home the very dregs match, i haveTuo.l ion if M,f
of the sovereign people illustrate thai la . mce election of
3:A.i:R, C3-OOIDS.
alone
Why
however, be
lavery
South.
hich has
it haa so
seen in the
1 1 - : . i - . """r-
: "" w penetraua our
wuoie me everywhere. It infuses a nal-
dwarfed the
rtnirktAfl nkv
uottoo aoq qtfter products of tbe SonLh- U 7 " V7u m. -m"',"r anaraoter in
the development; ot it. Sn! it ? , I0? tbTn TfflM Hf' A' week
oreasei commeroc and railw.v bDiidinc. v.!: o!0 ?e?r,ifa PP of ths
n:L . D' I uvuvui, OTlbU nifln n nama
Returainr thanks for nat nat.nar. . .
am, very reapectfullj, "',B,MUt ooawuuaucs of the
Neat and stylish work a specialty.
t. .
1
is talk 01 a .i u
00pQT T. -
Pos th PrPO" e to put a check
th. tslsgrapaio monopjly which is
Jt ia a fi 1
tic. 1 . " OBS an re is a ques-
ng ht in the matter. W. caunot
Wi sTov-rnment each as oars is or
ria WM iBte-d 19 K ha. a right to
..Lah matUr- - --tion.1
- --v wituoat
regard to States'
d.f. . "aid a witnaaal - T ---v-k i .
""dsnt'a M . . ? - ---" ie
wtrad il f r 0rJ,D 0n la occasion
ye to.. rwMWPi0 wi'Q
"Whr?"r,0"n down her right obeek.
that ??' o?d tb JQd-. 44 ow
BQ wwfuiiy crosseyed."
Waits.
The reporters in Atlanta have to seek
news on a tilts, tbe streets are so bad. The
New York Correspondent ot the Pailade.
pbia Times writes; "I with you could
see oar strssts we can't."
At Tiffany's: Mr, W H Vandereilt io
eauar Give me another half pound ot
diamonds, bat large ooea. Tie tbem op
more eecurely. The string broke off the
last bundle and half of tbem tumbled
out." Pack
Will you Save your oysters scalloped?"
aakaal a Galveston waiter of a green ous
tomer from the interior, MHve tbe oys
sers soaipcdf No, bat yda k.n soalp tne
butter, it yoa want ti. It needs it tha
worst kind." -
"Thomas Jones."
"Sar?"
''Yes, I've known him for ovsr twenty
years."
"Then I'll laugh," said tbe solemn-faced
man, and he leaned against the wall and
chuckled and laughed until he ooald
hardly get bis breath. One of the crowd
ramarbad nn hia .in n I . . mw.Amnt ..)
k 1 wHumv.. auu 1 ntiTi.rfti -. Ik. .
' " - - . u. i n jrrBm.
me laagber wiped the teare from hie eyes aatabiiahmi.nt. i -p--.. . . .
and reohed : ' . -" .r"..ru,,B.a. 10,(1
I tUAk bu mnn
IJ.. Ail . . t Al IS I I
-vvuiiiK wm uia mu oyer I mere. That hnainaaa k.
mf irmaK . m e .. . 11 J m I "
"v- w m nan lau uown. i en I now be triniUrr n
jara ago jt was salesman in a wholesale I not onlv tha raw matupi.i .:.. .
ith a fineahance for uromotion. th, -i.-.I " . 7-- . ea
O-e d.v a man ia.t ahead of m. fi.II down hiM !.: -1 !. . Wb5" '-bo'.
.x, , , . - - - . -uK Ht.miai, tuat and food
and I langbed. It wa. oar old man. and oh..r -k. ' ... . IOO?
. . . j --aaata a -.uitrn KAnn.i w ..... !:. .
tne growth of Atlanta. Richmond fi-.-Xl I -mou uia name is ao-
nan, and other chief cities are results .n r J "ao,t natural and ap
wbioh show that the WI S h" LP1! "d T10'0." Anglo-Saxon, he
opened new purauits to tha peonle of thl Th 7. OQOia,: P0T -d firla,- but
8.bS thu.Pd.mon.t7aUn iWajf,! ?! 1?"!" Wi W. tell-
abominable
diepeosabls to the develonmant Z . Pf-oe, commenced hie ad-
.. w " 1 ureso witn
1 : 7 ,
saute, I
IS.' iriwiftv.wa J ":
Trade Btreei, Charlotte, XJX !l
octll
country,
Whilst we were at Columbia. S C . in
November. 1875, aa "visiting sutesman'
Captain Fox who bad been io oharge of
et.Tt.rai 01 lbs srraat n..r. ..:-
that no more cotton
me
'VOuodp ladiaa and rantl....
Kl. in " . .
.uecnuaren,or the large majority of
kueju, no aoooi merited the tsrm, but it
ia aiezening ana a sin against good taste
so revolting that it approaches mental
wiiuua kj a wail an .-...
WHOLESALE AND BJBTAIL DBALBB 11
All Kinds of Furniture. Beddino
Ae. A. f all Lint of
said, would
the South, where
Ue eiscbarged me en the
years laUr I was engaged
As 1 same out of the post.
oar old man, and obeaper. and where watar.iv... - j
Five ed. r a.u.nu
an man-
flow from tbe
spot.
wa a i-a I I w. ... .
w a Ki-staa Kiii. I 1 L rpnnirin lttla hm. 1
tba noataffiae on. d... a . " " 71"" " 7 pern.ps a new
.r.l.J , , , , ' ' n vua BUCJ
- 7"" waia, ana -1 iiest the results oertain to
langbed till I was sore. It waa mv An- . .!,. "-
geltoa's old man, and he broke a tb J R.. ... ' ,o . .
m.teh. Again I la.ghed mjedf out of a dm Whu b7 thir TerJ
posuion in a bank, but for the earn. wLES-Kl?!!1 .Qor- Mhftttwl of
failure I aboulel todav har. a ninu I ..;.-- ' ' M" wner
the eoatom house. I have learned wis I Tr,.
I. irvisvyirw
V nnAi) whst m fta . Ii :. - . i
iUs would be h-iU " :V . " m9 a. ,n.P-
. v- 7, . r I t"vr wnat SQOUia be a friendir
talk - YoungsUrs still under the oantrol
of teachers and taak masters. In these
matters we are worst than the veriest
worsoippers 01 tbe Ve.-es de Vere; in tha
cemmon and absurd uss of these wretcb-
iw M n'-fn-Bourbou as Louis
AIY. of France ever was. Titles noMy
acquired or borne in memory of the grand
patriotic services of ancestors are honor
able, but titlee aaeb as thoee sported bv
ninAtv.nina . a. m . t i .
Cheap -Bedsteads, Loaoges, Parlor and Chamber Salts
0ofUuof all kinds on hand. Trads Street, Charlotte, If. a
p30 lj
were
dom. Now when I see a man fall I ask
his name, and f nd out if he baa any in
fluence to pat me eat of my clerkship. It
he has 1 look solemn and pas. on. If he
hasn't I'll la-laugh ha ! ha I hat Jones,
is it ? Jones can't do me any harm, and
ha ! ha I ba I ha I I wouldn't have missed
this for a month a sal bal ha! ba I
Bee H1I1. J 1.. eon of the Senator. who ia
O n a -. a.
solicitor oeuerai 01 tac Atlanta (Ga)
named Oartaeli, ia the court room at
. a .
Atlanta, on VTednea-aT. Tha ah.r.W
a psratta the comoaiants before
damage tad been done.
any
Tne South is bow free sad oaan to immi
gration j elW made the popmiauon
parae, and kept it ao.
It aow invites eettieaent. k
irH?!Sr d "aotnJ P-blie affairs ;
and tha mdttona are that the invitation
Mil bo aaoeptcd on a great seals of organ
ised eolooiea.
In climate and in every other respect.
wlt.m0t!! MtrM'iT than the
wast ;. and avae Western men ace bcrin
mng to a that the landa nr. aelaaiiy
cheaper, all thioga eoneidered, than Wes
tern land..
i0 VlUBWnt hM ontly been
made in Montgomery oomaty, Mart land,
trom Ohto, bj akiUfal farm., who
JIcSMlTH'S MUSIC HOUSE.
18
(BBANOfl OF LUDDEN BATES.)
Prieea. Terms and Iverything Exactly the same.
2 WZZLZ WB BU3mJ5 l m rW H0Bra AND SO. OABOLINA
BND0B3H B7BBT OB3AN AND PIANO WZ SKIA.
OCj
PIAtfOiOhickerlng Sou., Mathushsk, Oalld AChareh, Arloa, Southern O
OE3AN A flaatUn, P.Ioubst A Oo, SUrling . Albion. La Petite.
PIAV(14 n.. k m n. ....
hour, of boyhood and nrlhood a not I round corner, fail 7 JlV. .S'"!1 V A T octave Rosewood Case, twd
yet abolished in Ameriea. An old and kwaoteed tat six yearstool aaT f r 7 flr-1 .d foil
irrqueotly quotwi English dutioh reads I .
bna: r I tJSZH -represented. We Mai
-When Adam delved and Eve span,
Who wa. then tbe gentleman V
It ie radical of course. Bat after all
there is some broad and deep and sab
tile sense even m tbe v.genae of extreme
radicalism. Saturday Night
own proper odeeoratad
pakroHymio. are aimpij diagueeting.- To
the ridiculous teacher ia the Public
Schools, who talk to or of the ehildrea as
'young ladiae and gentlemen," or to the
etili more ridiculous Visitors who from
time to lime make speeches in tohool
rooma, unlike Thomas Hughes, resort to
the same absurdly out of place laagoare
-vui wg tu suggest taa me golden
lkres mm rvf !. I - as. -
Feau
hoth way. U .0 aaTbrun.;0" 5" WaT. W py fteighl
OTO ONE YEAR PLAN EABLBJ EYBRT ONE JO BUY.
i -v1". i i.nf Md McSmith has not forcotUn the lltti- r,ii,. -il : i-
WB010 00 wen to write to mo for lists ofamaii Twtr7..I. Z' , erc
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