LOCAL AFFAIRS:
jS. P. CAfcpjVEIA, 1., Editor.
M. A. PARK, BHsUiess Manager.
Thursday, October 30, 1873
idcAi- DOt8.
Money is yrj close, but not close enough
for us t4 get ihold pt 9 ft .
Read the new advertisements this morn
ing. There were no cases before the Mayor
yesterday. ..... .
It is thought the brick work on the
opera house will be completed next week.
The sickness Of a part of our force, cur
tails, necessarily, our reading inatter this
morning. ; . ... -
W A Daniel, Esq., has at Davidaan's
livery stable a drbfe of. fine stock., A good
opportunity to buy.
The weather was cool again yesterday,
and many red noses were to be seen upon
the streets.
The season is now at hand when it is
proper to suspend washing one's face until
next spring when the weather will be
warmer.
Gov. Vance. We find the following in
the Richmond Dispatch of Tuesday morn
ing: "Hon Zebulon B Vance has arrived in
the city, and is the. guest : of Col John A
Sloan' -
Entries foi the Fair. A number of
entries for the .approaching Fair of the
Carolinas were made yesterday. Two
horses were entered for, the, races ne of
the horses from South Carolina and theJ
other from the central part of this State.
Greenville Fair. We received yester
day an article signed 'Greenville Fair,"
complaining of Air Line Railroad for not
making . arrangements for visitors
and exhibiioYs to the Fair to be held at
Green viU.f. The article is not accompani
ed by a responsible name, and we never
publish anonymous communications.
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A Mistake. We have ascertained since
Monday', thaV the accident to Mr J R Far
ris, occurred on the conntry road, near the
Fair Grounds, and not on the race course.
A bad bridge We are informed, was the
cause of his horse falling.- We learn
that Mr Farrls will institute suit against
the county for injuries-sustained.
Personal. Mr. and Mrs. Benj . S. Ricks,
arrived in Charlotte yesterday morning.
It will be remembered that the lady, for
mcrlv Mlsa 'Pannie Jon9 left nharlntte
last Spring for a European tour, and while
s iJj. v d-tvJ-. , . 1
Mr Benj . S. Ricks, Jr., of Mississippi. They
left last evening for the house of the gen
tleman in Mississippi.
Cotton. -The present price of cotton is
ruinous to the producer, who is forced to
sell in or ler to get money to meet his ob
ligations. . The best grades sold yesterday
for 12 cents not much more than enough
to pay for its production. All those who
can, are holding their cotton back ; but
many are obliged to sell, as witness the
fact that on Tuesday 248 bales were sold,
and on yesterday about as many more.
-This state of affairs is truly ' distressing,
and it is to be hoped it will not continue
long. .-
City .Schools, The public city schools
will open to-day (the 30th) in the building
formerly occupied by Miss Hattie Moore.
The committee have secured the services
of Rev J B Boone as Superintendent of
the schools, and for the present as teach
ers, Miss H M Barber of Richmond, Va ,
Miss Hattie Moore and Miss Sarah H Mil
ler of Charlotte. Other teachers will be
employed as soon as the number of pupils
may require. Eighty pupils have already
been enrolled, and the enrolment is still
going on.
mow in l ainornia. Tne ponce were
called to California - Tuesday evening, to
take in charge Mrs. Mollie Frazier, who,
from all accounts had been engaged in
some verytunseemiy conduct. , .It-appears,
from all we can learn, that she was under
ue.iuuueuw ox uaaor ana. ia luai.. cun-
, dltion was disposed to be quarrelsome and
riotous". She went over to the gate of a
neighbor across h'e Street, and, having
nroduced a pistol and bowie-knife and
"cussing out" the family to her heart's
content, invited any .or, all of; them out to
"take it up." They declined to come, and
she tore down the gate and left, proceed -
ing directly to the next door. There she 'The Mayor of ugusla n,as , made3
stopped and abused and villifled the whole arrangements for bringing;6u, 200
family, fndtviiua'ily and' collectively. Chinese laborers to work pn the ca
Having stood the abase of himself and naL They are expected.shortly .
family as long as he couldr the proprietor, - jhe Count de Chambord has gfiy
John Bartley, . went out; to ; remonstrate en prdera to a French horse; dealer
with Mrs. Frarier and try to induce heij to to 'pXirchase the hoirses and gila car
go home. This' only made the matter riages necessary to celebrate the res
Koiio c j toration of the throne within two
worse; and she applied to hii an efe3 MonthsH I Oi'l T ' .
so apprbbriouairilits character, as to in- numxns. . . -l
ducehimoWse hisiiand'to strike.. Her, The tax levy of Chicago 1 oyer
1 ".";.;v'ia .j-r
i.osooner, -y '"17
hand than siieprompuy V
uauu iuH luo viw"1t'vv
WEffl '01
wounq-, ,.,,!.! in J -
'-i
V m - n A f V. A ARtv s mi. At . AtlCB
given tne Mayprno;i
the noman. The marshal end one or
more police operft repaired to her resi-
dence and served thet warranV when Her
' husbaad went heswunty; former, ajpear-
1 ..'. fhi inomiie before the Mayors when
tha affair will be- UTestMted.- ?
t. .! ...-ili. ! li .f
Change of Schedule. The mail and
passenger train on the C. C. A Railroad,
coming north, now arrives inCharlotoe at
fB p. m instead of at 6:00 as formerly,
tfie scbedul faring been changed j within
the past few days.
We are glad to see a disposition on the
part Of the committee appointed by the
-Board of Alderrun toesthe practicabili
ty of lighting the streets with 'oil, not to
recommend the planV to the ' Board. It
would serve noood purpose, to so light t?j
the streets. These oil lamps cast a light
only a short distance and are of next to no
value to pedestrians. 80, then, this at
tempt to light the streets, is a useless ex
penditure. It would be a great deal more
to the credit of Charlotte not to make an
effort to light the streets, than to stick up
those oil lamps, which serve no other pur
pose than to benefit the men from whom
the oil is bought. If we cannot have gas
on the streets, let there be no attempt
made to imitate gas-light.
Died. In this city on Wednesday morn
ing, the 30th inst., Emmett, infant son of
Matthew and Naomi Murphy.
STATE NEWS.
Several amateurs of Wilmineton
win give a concert on .uriaay nignx
:u . a. . -r j ' 1 1 ..
ior tne Denent 01 Mempiiis.
Four big men met and weighed in
Wilmington, and tneir weights foot
ed up 10,571. ,
State Council Friends of Temper
ance will be held in Tarboro, on No
vember 19.
The Governor has pardoned Allen
Pruden, of Hertford, convicted of
larceny, and in the penitentiary for
three years. ;
Anson county farmers are very
backward about moving their cotton,
and there is but little money in cir
culation. '
The News says that if street rumors
are to be reliea on. November, 1873,
wm ue uoieu m nie luiuro nistory 01
:n t- ij i.i r..A. c
itaieign as tne montn 01 many wea-
dings.
The Wilmington Gas Light Com-
pany nave agreed to reduce tne price
ol gas rrom $3 to $2 ou per lamp, per
month, for the street lamps. Says
the Journal.
The Statesviile Tntelfitf&ttcer'" is in
formed that Mr. Sidney v Yount, of
Catawba county, gathered from one
acre of ground, (upland) ninety-
three bushels and three peeks of
corn. . i
We learn from the Wilmington
Post that Captain George Morrison,
who whs so dangerously hurt on thi
Carolina . Central Railroad, a few days
ago, is in a very dangerous condi
tion. His physicians have' told him
that his only chance for life is to
h.ave both legs amputated, hut he de
tunes tu nttvc it uuiic.
A little son of Mr. It. J. Darden, of
Wilmington,4 was nearly iiHed" by
the sting of a spider, on Sunday.
He was stung in two places, and in
two hours, his entire body had as
sumed a purple color. Skilled med
ical aid relieved him, and he is im
proving. We learn from the Star.
Two good looking young men,:
representing themselves as C.L. Ray
mond, and A. H,. Wnitonr 01 JNew
York, and giving out that thev are
travelling in the interest of E. M.
Whiton & Co., of New York,- have
been dead-beating at a hotel in Wil
mington according to the Journal.
The Wilmington Journal say si Al
though rather ahead of time, the
Radicals are already making up their
nominations for next. ear. Judge
I Russell, it is said, is to be run for
Congress from this District, Solicitor
Cantwell expects to step into Judge
Kussell's old .shoes, and, .Cteo. W.
Price, Jr., colored, present City Mar
shal, proposes to run for Mayor for
the next term.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Columbia fair opens oh the llt.b,.
A. T. Stewart, ol JNcw York: has
built a railroad thirty miles, long to
his property at Hampstead riaina.
The life of an honest man is a
hpantifnl Doetn. and every Human
being who reads it feels better, strong
er more hopeful for it. ...
A French writer has described a
I young lady as a creature that ceases
j jq kiss gentlemen at twelve, and be-
i iriiiB Uicaiu at iwbuiv
J gan Francisco gunsmith , has
been robbed of nine revolvers ana a
respectable accompaniment of bowie
knives. JYODoay is aner ine uuei.
The national founding hospital at
scow, Russia, costs five millions a
I Moscow
year, and has in itjs care
10 000 ba-
1 bies.
isKimiMxx) ana tne aisoouraeea -uin-
ria are beeinnine io tonclide . that
Iw m av & well cUe of panic
1 Uav mav
taxation7
panic as' of
Ailudingthefirmmph of the
Democratic party in Ohio last week,
"7rBrookW ' Argui f say :1 The
(up0VthUid
tfM laat Tuesday . in .Ohio,
Bqueaked and gibbered-" in ailch,
ft horrible'mitnrfer U to drive about
1 k nnn T?oWihlifa.na ,awav from-the
, A oolls.
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CI1A1XLOTTE MARKETS.
C0RBEGTE1TDA1LYBY" THE
Cotton.
Chaklottb, N C, Oct. 28, 6
Sales to-day 132 bales on basis of 122 for
low middling. Market quiet, demand
wnoiesale Groceries. J
BdeonC. R. sides, per B
Uoffee Rio, prime, per S
;; " good.
" " common.
aiiiiri
,00 .
a 00
a 26
a 00
a 18
17
15
27
25
17
17
Candles Adamantine
boxes.
i boxes,
Prime factorv, '
State,
Cheat
common,
$14
12
a 00
a 10
TO
a 7
a 7
61
6
3 a 41
3 a 00
3 a 00
1 a 2
U!a li
Ghinn
y Vloth
17 a 18
Iron Ties Arrow, -
9i
a 16
a 114
a 27
a in
a 15
Lead Bars, per lb
2rfreoc1c
LQrcb TJeaf, fcer fe:
k rr kit A
f26
M8
3
8
lfAUBes4-New Orleans.'
ri
fT-R Oolden.Syrul.
50 a 70
30
8 a 9
94 a 10
104 ia 11
$3 'a 3i
$13 a 2h
134 a 00
13- a 13
121
Soda
Kegs,
Box, assorted,
Rice Carolina,
Salt Liverpool, per sack,
" American,
Sugar Crushed and powdered,
44 A,
" B
Extra C,
. " : Coffee, yellow,
I 124
a 12
.a 10
11
jsrown,
WMskey-IfoTth. Carolina, corn, -44
' Northern .
Country Produce.
Buying Prices.')
Bacon Hams, per ft
Sides,
Shoulders,
Hog Round,
Beeswax
15
11 a 12
10 a 11
1.3
25 a 30
25 a 30
1.75 a 1.90
2.00
I -"ccjivi
erChoice,
Brandy Apple,
" Peach,
fl Mixed'
60
a 65
60
25
4.50
4 25
4.00
4: a 5
6 a 8
7 a 9
20
none
Eggs, per dozen;
Flour Family,
Extra,
Super,
Fruit Dried Apples,
44 '4 Peaches,
" 41 Blackberries,
Fowls Chickens, spring,
Turkeys,
" Ducks,
Sides Dry, -
1?4 riPrBen? ,; r,J2. .A
Lard Good,
15
,1A
a 17
a 8
12
1 iftoJ-White, ' , , u
10
65 a 72
uais isiacK,
.White,
45
Onions ,.. , i
FsPuS-eclayy ia
" Mixed,
Potatoes irish, f
.' '-weet, 1 J"'
75
a l.Od
I
50 a 75
Tallow,
Wheat Eed, per bush,
" -White'' y
Wool Tub washed,
41 Unwashed,
8
1.40
1.50
So
20 a 30
LI ONEI SAVED
BY BUYING
Family Singer ' Sewing r Machine,
Sold on Monthly Payments
W1
E claim and can show that it is capa
ble of doing a larger range of work
than any other; easier to learn on, and the
most simple in its construction. It is em
phatically, the best and cheapest Family
dam-incr MjfKinfl ' Tt. runs ; 9mffttblv.' and
I does from the finest to the thickest work
with equal facility and perfection.- ; We.
respecttully asK an aesirmg to purcnase a
first class standard machine, to call and
examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere, at OUT mile room on Try on
street opposite the Post Office, or address
H- C. TURPIN, Manager,
Singer M'fg Co., Charlotte, N. C.
P. OJBak niSgen&WTanted.
june 18 tf
JOSH
Billing's FarmeraB Allnatiiax
For the Year, of our Lord
Being the 98th year oy Amerikan Liberty,
and over 5 thousand Vears (if i don't dis--
J remember rong) since Adam aid tne diz-
In Adam's sin,
nit n! ' Wealiginedinjr viiv it 1
For sale at
TIPPY'S
oct 29 Book Store.
1 . just iLeceivea a iox 01 Aimue xicumi-
ed Mince Meat, in 5 lb buckets, nice and
fresh. Call soon at
s.! F"
oct 29
WANTED.
li Anhidurimelilfot Wggj
Carolinas, as assistants, guards, Scwax its
ackerel,.p
" " " u 3'
44 i 44 No. 1,
" i i it 14 2
" " J (( g'
Kits, " No. l
. n
" 1. o'
a,
apDroaaiiBrxlwbitiod . Hend in yqrif'
names tdmelmmediately.
T. L. VAIL, Treas.
oct 29
Fair of the Carolinas.
.-5-- :
lathiiDai 4tKe Home
1 UJilUrfWjft on 1
msnm.
CAUTION.
'"' it 13 1 OA L r THk "
SEfJUINE FAtRBAfiKS SCALES.
hE: & LFA1BBAHKS & Cb!
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Standard Scales.
Stock Scales. Coal ' Scales., ttav SprIps
Dairy Scales, Counter Scales, Ac., &o.
Scales repaired promptly and reasonably.
For sale also. Troemer's Coffee and Drni?
Mills, Composition Bells, all sizes Letter
rresses, Ec, &c.
THE MOST PERFECT
ALARM CASH DRAWER.
Miles Alarm Till Co's.
EVERY
Merchant
SHOULD
EVERY
DRAWER
Use Them.
Warranted.
SOLD AT
Fairbanks' Scale Warehouses,
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
311 Broadway, Hew York.
166 Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
53 Camp Street, New Orleans.
FAIRBANKS & 12 WING.
Masonic Hall, Philadelphia.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO.,
2 Milk Street, Boston -For
Sale by Leading Hardware Dealers.
- sept taw 4m . . 1 V. 7 f .
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF GREENVILLE, :
Court of Common Pleas,
Henry S. King & Son, ") Copy Summons,
Plaintiffs. . .
i against y
For
Richard W. Petty,
Defendant.
I
J Money Demand.
To Richard W. Petty, Defendant in this action:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in" this action,
which ha3 this day been filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
for the said county, and to serve a copy of
vour answer on the subscriber at his office,
Main Street, Greenville, S. C ., within twen
ty days after the service . of this summons
on you, exclusive of the day of service.
' If you fail to answer this complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
will take judgment against you for the
sum of one hundred and twenty -nine dol
larsjand twel.YSiCeritSj with interest at the
rai.of one per cent per month from the
18th day of March, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-three,-andicosts.
Dated 15th September, 173.
Vc .?r.-ti ; JAMES BlRNIE.
F sept l8 oaw6w "Plaintiffs Attorney.
NEW
AT
F. M. S HELTON'S
NEW
F UBI (TUBE ROOIVIS,
Just opened and opening, and for J
S3
sale cheap for cash. f
At this house will be icept in store
Furniture in great variety and 01
the latest styles and from the com- W
monest to the most elegant that is w
J kept in this market, consisting in Q
part of Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, .
.Cottage Sets, Bureaus, .Bedsteads,
Cradles Cribs, Washstahds, Com-
Z modes. Center, Ladies work, Exten-
sion anu tiuiug ivinaouisr!, niu-
Owvmirva nf vopiAiia nof tome
for Beds,, Chairs in great varietj-. X
. r. umce, UiniUg rooiu, ecu iuuui aim
$4 Children's chairs, Office and Store g
btools, Matrasses ai ainerent prices -always
on hand. . H
. Furniture Dougnt at my piore
rM will he deliveTedin the citv. where
directed or at:anyof the depots,.
properly packed for shipment. Q
Undertaking.A full stock of dif-
m ferent kinds of Coffins is constMtly
Wkept ready for immediate use. Per
sonal attention given to fitting up( W
ana aeiivenug iue stiiiic. SMt
Q:, - ','
Alt are invited to call and examine' nty
Stock before purchasing. ; 1
South Trade Street, opposite me Market.
F. M.SHELTQN,
CRIER & ALEXANDER .
'.- 1. . .... , . :
. J i ' - - , : DEALERS XS
Groceries, iiquors,
" Tobacco,' : Grainf
Powder, &c,
' TRADU street, .;
HAVING rembved to their large and
commodious -.New Store, two doors
tthA.v the Market '.House, ana tneir Mr.
C. W; Alexandeiibeing at present at the
Knrth Tmrchasine their" iali Stoe are
dailv Tpceivinc laree additions to their pre
sent Stock, which theyrare prepared to dis
pense to their customers on as reaaouauie
tprmi as anv house in- the city.' - . r--x.
Watrincr , -mnle Htore JXOOUi inev are pre
pared to store from 00 to 1000 bales ot
cotofK aad would respectfully solicit con
signments of Uotton ana rroauce; '"
. T11 I-X- ,H A r.rv titusral forma and diar-
antee prompt returns. "-
iFor MedicaL Purpoaea.
f
!Aicrdantity of old "Zeb Vance Whiskey,"
Vni. ya.ii uu
W7BL." H HO U STON & CO.
oct 21
4-
Fresh Oysters This Morning I (
baOrdera ibr Fresh Fish and Oysters feft at
kmy atore; in thaTemng,-. win oe promptly
delivered early in tne morning. .
r 1ft : i '
5 . '
flonrae
Hew Advertisements.
M-"P.TiVf MOORE'S Rural New
rli.l ill Yorker, the Great IUus-
itrated Agricultural and Familv WeekU
is the Standard authority upjn PracticsaW
Subjects and a ,high-toned Literajv Jur
lial. Only $20avear less tofctubs. Grtial
Premyims orjpa(Vimjni?s.rt?to Agents."
inmpen ivu moors to Jan.) un lpaJ
for Only Fifty Cents ! Premium Listy.
&c.v sent free to all Trial subscribers. Adr
drear D. D, Ts MOORE, New York City. A
s,oeV4w-'- ' - lJ '
Life in the Bible. By Daniei March, D. D.
author of "Night Scene in the Bible?5Utid
litOuiv Father's House," of which nearly
XO0,UU0 copies of each were sold. Send for
Circular. ZIEGLER & M'CURDY, 618
Arch St Philadelphia, Pa. , -oct-8
4w ..
WANTED
100 Farmers and Farmers' Sons during the
Fall and winter months to do business in
their own.and adjoing townships. Busi-
ness respectable, easv and pays well. For
particulars, address S. S. SCRANTON" &
CO., Hartford, Conn. oct 8 4w
Age:
SEND FOB CATALOOUE.
Domesticlewing Machine Co.. New York,
OCt.B 4Wyj;" ' tj
Qray'6 Celelvated Anti-Friction Cot-
' -tQAress.
The cbeapesti simplest and most perfect
coiion screw ever invented . Send tor cir
cular. WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,
60 Vesey St., New York, sole manufac
turers, oct 8 4w;
THE BEST PAPER.
" TBT IT U
The Scientific American -is the cheapest
and best illustrated weekly paper publish
ed. ' Every number contains from 10 to 15
original engravings of new machinery,
Novel Inventions, Bridges, engineering
Works, Architecture; Improved Farm Im
plements, and every new discovery in
(Jnemistry. . A year s numbers contain
832 pages and several hundred engravings.
Thousands of volumes are preserved for
binding and reference. The practical re
ceipts are jwell worth ten times the sub
scription price. Terms $3 a year, by mail.
Speciments sent free. May be had of all
Newsdealers., Patents, obtained on the best
terms. Models of new inventions, and
sketches, examined, and advice free: All
patents are published in the Scientific
American the week they issue. Send for
pamphlet, 110 pages, : containing laws and
full . directions for obtaining Patents.
MUNN & CO:, 37 Park Row, N. Y. Branch
Office, corner F and 7th Sts., Washington,
D. C. oct 8 4w
STEAM ENGINES
BOILERS,
AND MACHINERY.
Stationary and Portable Steam Engines
and Boilers, Gary's Anti-Friction Cotton
Press, Circular, Gang and Mulay Saw
Mills ; Portable and Stationary Flouring
Mills, Sugar Cane Mills and Sugar Pans,
Narrow Gauge Locomotives and Dummy
Engines for street roads aiid mining pur
poses, new and second-hand Iron and
Wood Working Machinery of every des
cription. Send for circular.
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,
oct 8 4w f r H60 Vessey Street, N. Y.
Ti5T';DL?QTTM? Hinge Cone Burner
r 1 JllliOlL Li for Sun Chimneys,
made by Plume fe At wood, produces the
largest light,. Can be used on any coal oil
Iam2 Tor alJ)jtll lamp dealers.'
oct 8 4w
WOMENwanted to sell our French
and American Jewelry, Books, Games,
&d, in their own localities. : No capital
needed. Catalogue, terms, &c, sent free.
P. 0. VICKERY & CO., Augusta, Maine.
: oct 8 4w . . . - - -
""nSYCHOMANCY, or Soul Charming
X How either sex mav fascinate and
gain the love and affections of any person
tney cnoose, instantly, xnis simple men
tal acquirement all ean possess, fr,ee, by
mail, for 25 cents ; together with a Mar
riage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Urearos,
Hints to Ladies. A queer book. 100,000
sold. Address T. WILLIAM & CO.;- Pub-
ishers, Philadelphia. : . . . oct 8 4w
Be.st and Oldest Family Medicine
SANFORD S
Liver InvigoratorJ
A purely Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic,
for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Debility? Sick
Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange
ments, of Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ask
your Druggist tor it. i BeWareof -imita
tions. . -. . OCIC-4W
K " - kOA P61" day ! Agents wanted !
to tyJ All classes of working peo
ple, of either sex, young or old, maire more
money at work for us in their spare mo-
mVIIls, vi lc time, iuoii at aujriuiug
else. Particulars free. -: Address G. STIN-
SON & CO V Portland, Maine. ! oct 8 4w
Farmers' Savings Bank Notice.
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t it "if v CI -7: i 2f "
C&ikDoirCNf Ccili: 1873,
WHEREAS, the requisite amount has
been subscribed to the Capital Stock'
rjf ifae "Farmers' Savings Bank of Meck
lenburg County, N. C , to secure its or
ganization according to the Act of incor
porations, Now, therefbre, in compliance
with the Charter of said Banking Associa
tion, I do hereby give' notice to the sttl
scribers to said stock to aneet . atrth Court
House in the city of Charlotte, on i rues-
dav. the 4th day of November next, for the
nurDose of efiecting a permanent organisa
tion, and transacting such other business
hv "said act of incorporation.
Committees in the various Townships, who
were appoinW lo open books of subscript
tionss are requested io Keep ine.sme open
anu report ue anwuma vyvuft.ujiMeraijfTT-
ed on or Deiore saia, aay oi orgamzauon.
.Tl VAIL, ... L-:t:-W VV.UttAtt.
-,: Secy & Treas. : . : Chairman:
r;OCtl2.dltw3ti;;;, lUj LvaUS.?S. 'i':VT
Carolina Central Railway Co.
Notice to Shippers. .
NO goods rcjnerchandisO; . ill be
ceiyed "at" the 'Charrotte "Agency i
S:PL. M. ' each aari Li -j Ij h A
re-
after
V. Q. JOHNSON,! AasistiSop
-'bet92w.lj' il -li ;
Oranges ! Oranges ; Oranges !
Received to-day at Franklin Bakery, op-
posite- Matket:- u 41 c. 13: huuivn & w.
Auction Store.
NjpTJCE. tt
flOoixehiRerHfor Bak
fc Crt!Hcates of Dtpoclf
jrereons- noKiin Btoc-Tc? ctt:3oaU of
Deiioedton any of the Lank 4n lh State
n make A sitisfactory xcha4Jbr Heal
Ktate.-hich b a permaKtatand aa
fdvestinents by (callln j o 'Tt
oetl
City Property, and FftiaLci .Ind
i city lots with neatooUieTi. "4
Two improved lotsia llecial' IviUt-
;Aiao;4 valoabl &rmj, welt Liproved .
Fox further particulars apply to cae ht
Auction BUX'"f?yK
- TH03.IL gaither,
Auctioneer & Real L-t. At.
sept 10
BRANMST: SCHEUE'EYSHlNOWN.
Fourth Qranl lift fo&cert
roK thi inim or wr -
Pile yiirary of tottciy
12,000 cash orjpral0Li66i 000
The Fourth Grand Qfft C6cW author
ized by special act, of tb LMialatttre for
the benefit of the PabucJ "Ubrafj'h Ken
tucky, will take place -in blla 'library
Hay, at LouisyiUe. XyM LiY. j5
WEDNESDAY, DBO t3,l$73.
Only sixty thousand tfck'etaJwii be sold .
The tickets are divided Into ten coupons or
parts. , - '
At this concert, which will ba tbexrand
est musical display ever . wiineised i this
country, the unprecedents4'jSun
$i;Bo6.6o6?
divided into 12, 0W oasji. grjtirUle dis
tributed by lot among the ticiet-holders.
UST OE QXET&i ' .t
One Grand 'Cash Giftr:..-.:tt!..te50.000
One Grand.Cash Glft,i..i.4iA., X),000
One Grand Casb Gift. 50,000
One Grand Cash Gifti.?rMIjrt25,000
One Orand Cash, Gift 17.500
iu isfl wits mu.uuu eacn.... lpo.ooo
so cashomy 5,0)0 :a;Jrf5o ooo
: 60 Cash Gifts
80CashGuV
AQQQ eachlv..l0,000
400 eat 40,000
30(1 aaftb... ' 45,000
,?00.teachV..... 50.000
tlOO eaiSaj.T..-. t 32,500
M4J?o.
100 Cash' Gifts
" 150 Cash .Gifts
250 Cash Gifts
325 Cash Gifts
11,000 Cash -Gifts'
Total, I2,00D Gifts. aU Cash . -
Thfc distributid'nin be poslUyewether
all the ticketa are sold or not. and the 12.-
QOq gifts all rdjhi'p"roportf&fr tb thi tick-
: .... . . ... ...'?
PKICE JDF TICKETS, x
Whole ticket fj'HatyeiliSoths. or
each coupon, $5; Eleven WholaTlckets for
$500 ; 225 Tickets fbr $1000; 113 Whole
Tickets for $500; .227, WhoU Tickets for
$10,000. No discount on iesk XtuSi $500
worth of Tickets at a tinieV- X?
: ' Tickets now ready1" for Jale And all or
ders accompanied by the money promptly
fLled. Liberal1 termglvff t.e.., who
buy to sell again. ' 9!6:. .id
" THOMAS E.BB,AJ&&&n
Agt Pub Libr Ky7 and Manager (Jjft Con
cert, Public Library - Butidlttg Louis
ville, Ky. . c ... - -oct ff!4w
special , Notice. -'?.
a T-.B;$te;Wfe'toort
xl House, you can find a genera) -assortment
of Family Supplies vHCJ)'WAffees,
Green and Boasted ; Stfgar, Whit, Yellow
and Brown Black and G Wen-Teas; Sy
rup and Molasses; VinegarifSalt, -Mackerel,
Bacon, Hams, -MeatK TtOftl orn.
Lard, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Chicken; Po
tatoes, and Brooms.,, tsr '-
We call special atteniioh to uratock of
Pure Liquors for Family uecnlisting of
. Brandies, .Whiskeys, Wines &o. , . .
I Jiave also made arjanfeeirlentr t3keep
-Fish and Oysters during the season
.r N. B. Goods delivered pMs part
of the city: ..; .:; Kmtu.
oct ll-tf ."
ADVERTISE IN
THE in OX ROE raUfcUIBER.
. THE Enquirer havins allmft eolation
in the counties 'of Anson, tJnidn Chester-
held and Lancaster, oners unsurpassed ad
vantages as an advertising medium for the
merchants of Charlotte.
Published Weekly at $2 per annum by
Vr nf?i?poYnr a-wqlfe,
To Lovers of Good Dread.
HAVE just received from the celebra
ted City Flouring Mills, Atlanta, Ga.,
I
440 sacks of their Superior, Family Floor,
all pat tp for custom tradejn SMftmds
and 50 pounds sacks. Every Hotel, hoard
ing House and 'Private House-keeper
should not fail to-test this superior Flour
offered for sale by '-
GEO. W. CHALK,
, .'Miller'a AgeoA.
oct7-tf . . . . College ptifeet.
co u t r
(North Cafoljni Cured.)
0'
NLY 24, weighing ; fronij to 15 pounds
a piece. , If tbere.anything in looxs,
something fine has been "brouglit , to -tnis
market at JNO. F. BUTT'S Market.
Also, Bologna Sausage ahd Fresb Sau
sage just recelTea-, irom -xne ceieoroeu
Richmond Factorv Elegant. drieqAeei,
Sugar-Cured and Canvassed Hams at ?
oct ll-tf - JNOF. Birri: aiarxei.
WHITE Lead, Window Glass and Pjutty
M)l A W.K, BURWELL A CQ.U
HAND Mirrors, English Tooth Brushes,
' Scotch Plaid Puff Boxes,; Lnbin's
Powder, - j 1
-W- BJUfcVJ3a-i-vw.
TUTTS Expectorant;i Westaf a Balsam,
Ayer's Cherry Pedo11-! L
GQRN Piasters, Dade's Corn Killerr
oct 10 ' - r flpringsf X3aajar.
Mrs. J. Amanda Sldfiwfl
1KIVAXE COAIXXIFTO HOUSE
Gray's Building, Corner Trade and JCMrch
.'.. r fitaaetafiV a l . Z.'v
private ahdrT8in)iBoardera, aohcited.
y Hi uik.s n lew juiuh v avuvyii a.
18 1, -.-
OCt v
' SUver Spray.X)Unia' the best' for Sewing -rjse'flie Silver 'Spray jewing ,Machin
.v ..d -iii '' 5J ; -- ;':-:7 7 '" ' ' ;
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tombs'