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CHAELOTTE N. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1874.
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Thc Charlotte Observer.
PUBLISH ICO l)Y
JONlESJ vi l'ENDLETON, PHoi-Kiirroas.
02i je, Springs' Building, Trade Street.
KATE4 OF BUBSCBirriOtS.
Unly One year in advance, $7 00
ix months, in advance. 3 5Ui
Three Months, in advance, 1 75
One month, in advance, (H)
' Tri-Werk"y, .-me year 3.59
Wa kly, one1 year ... 2.00
i i
ITY INTELLIGENCE.
t- Subscribers will please look out for
lie crosa mark on their papers. They are
thus notified that their term of subscrip
ti bus expired ; . and are respectfully rc
f i' lenow at once. :
4 15 .IKLOITC iHAKKETS.
'm rectal Piihi. ...
' Cotton Mai feel. " ,.
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lnlerioi
'nHii;T
"fciB-w. 2i. nit
rv ituioi
t i oir 1 Old i 1 1 a r , , 1 H a 11 1
Strict Hood Ordinary l.'ialdj
Liiw Middling, I.ial6
Market mrie'..
I'ujiiuj lli.(tcs
V i ..vt-llams. er tt
Sides,
" Shoulder.;,
; Hog Kound, Country,
Butter-Choice, Country,
i;rnnti) Apple, (.N. C.J
Peach,
Cvi -White, (with'iut .-ack)
Miied,
Effjs, per doien,
Fi'jur- Family,
Extra,
" Super,
i ul Dried Apples,
" Peaches,
" Ulackberries,
f ', Cliic'kens,. scarce,
iTorkeyij, none.
Ducks,
Dry, ,
Green,
Lwd Good. country
l Coiuinon,
Meal White, bolted
0 3. 's Black,
White.
Oy.ions.
iv-u Pure !: -,
' Mixed.
potatoes irih, per bbl.
Sweet,
15
. 13!
114
1H
. -'o
o0 a 3s
$ 'I a it
21 a 24
KS
15 a 18
a 4.00
1.40 a 4.50
4 00
:S a 60
11 i- a 12
none.
90
60
ij n fO i ST ibs to bushel)
SH a 00
70 a 75
5 a 5i
' $1
7 a 3
Whent Red. per bu?h.
White,
i 'o-jl--Tub washed,
" Unwashed
I
1, DO IS.
Cotton is coming in slowly. The bales are
few and far between.
A great ninny eyes are still draped in
mourning for past tins.
There were ladie.5 on the streets yesterday
afternoon till you couldn't repose.
The community is interrested to know
w hy the new pott master don't take charge.
Mr. S. P. Martin lost his pocket book, con
taining $65 00, on Monday He advertises
it in The Observer this morning.
A picnic is on the tapis for Saturday next.
Have it by all means- The warriors, we
learn, haye a large interest in the matter.
The seductive julip will soon supplant the
enticing cock -tail. They tell us that grass
is already beginning to appear in liquor.
The spirit of devotion and anxiety to serve
the country in a legislative capacity, is
abroad in the land.
The municipal election is less than two
weeks distant, and still no nominations have
been made for Aldermen.
The binding of one negro over to keep the
peace toward another was the sum total of
the business in judicial circles yesterday.
Many of the fanners will begin to plant
cotton to-day. By noon the ground will be
sufficiently dry for this work. Little if- any
corn has been planted yet.
The Charlotte Hotel has a new register,
and everybody is invited to come up and
register; nobody will ever register with any
better men, don't care where you go to find
them-
Mr John Parris killed a splendid wild tur
key on Sugar Creek, a few days ago. He
sold it to Mr S M Tirnmons who feasted his
boarders on it.
The brethren of the pre;s are just now say
ing a great many kind and complimentary
words for the Observek We are treasu.ing
all these things up in our heart of hearts.
Brethren, we will remember you.
Never did J-01d Probs" speak more truly
than when he predicted clear and. pleasant
weather for yesterday. The day was alto
gether lovely as bright, beautiful and pleas
ant as can be-
The Sale To-day. Be sure to attend the
sale of P M Brown's estate to-day at 11 A M.
Household and kitchen furniture will be
sold, and a lot of other articles. The. articles
to be sold are very valuable, many of thenr,
and all of our citizens should attend the sale.
m-
Personal. H B Plant, Esj, President of
the Southern Express Company, registered
yesterday at the Central.
Col B Y Sage, Capt S S Kirkland and Maj
P A Wellford passed through this city yes
terday en route to Charleston, where a law
suitia which they are interested is progres
sing. ;
--
The Kiss. This is rather an old eiibject,
yetit'isone in which' man-kind has befn
interested from generation to generation.
The following is its poetical definition. Those
who nave enjoyed the article in question
can judge whether or not this is a "true
bill" s !
The kiss it is a telegram. .
From heart to hp revealing
A test of love and friendship sweet
That silence was concealing.
Mortf'elondout fe itlhin speech,. ; ...
More tender an A more holy ;
And touches equally alike
Both autocrat and lowly.
Give me a kips while heart and soul
Glow warm as green-wood embers ;
One that will breathejf Spring timed days,
And jot pt oo!4 pftpmbtcp , i , f
Board of Aldermen. We are unable to
give the proceedings of the Board of Alder
men this morning, but will nuhiteh them to
morrow. Nothing of very great public in
terest was done. A resolution was passed
setting forth that it is Umj sense of this Board
that the market house should be sold, but
no action was taken further than the pas
sage. of the resolution. Also a resolutiou
mm mending 'the . .manner, in which -the
cemetery is kept. Other matters were touch
ed upon, an account of which will appear.
. . . .
The Nen-beriiiaii. This is the title of a
new paper which has just appeared in New
born, Seth M Carpenter, Esq., editor and
proprietor. It is a sftiall paper, but is beau
tifully printed aud filled with the best o
matter, original and selected. Tha editorials
are prepared with care and ability, an 1 the
local department is equally well i-iistained-The-paper
is Detnocratir-Cmiservative in its
political I tonu. We extend the Ncu'Wsuian
our best wfohes, and hope it may succeed be
yond the most sanguine, expectations of its
editor and publisher.
The City Gratled SclWrcl. This is the
hio't important public enterprise now in ex
istence in Charlotte, and it i to be regretted
that our citizens do not app-;jriate tht faot,
and contribute of their substance to keep it
in operation. There is about ?100 to be
raised in order to run the school through the
present session, which would terminate
about the 20th of June. Unless this amount
is raised in money or good pledges, the
school will positively close on the 30th day
of the present month. There are many chil
dren now attending the school whom their
parents can not afford to have abruptly stop
ped; but the session will certainly be ended
with this month unless the amount named
be raised within the time specified. These
facts we gather from the Superintendent,
Rev J B Boone, who id thoroughly in ear
nest in what he savs.
Captured. John Davidson is a negro
who is notoriovs as having been concerned
in the recent burglaries in this city. For
sorr.p tinif th p'l ! hnvo h?en devising
moan? for hu capture, and yr:trday he 'was
trapped. He hd? of late been working in
the Steel Creek neighborhood, and on yes
terday , City Marshal Erwin employed a' col
ored man, Wilson Grier, in whom he had
perfect confidence to capture Davidson. The
man executed his communion faithfully,
and last evening about 9 o'clock came into
town with his prisoner, who was committed
to jail. Wilson found his man at work in a
field and captured him without difficulty.
Tom Caldwell and John Davidson being
now in jail, the community can feel
themselves free from being depredated upon
for awhile.
The capture of thee characters has been
engineered skillfully, and great credit is due
Marshal Erwin for his diligence in ferreting
out and capturing the rascals who have so
long kept the community in a state of un
rest. Something- of a Romance. During the
late war six of the Federal prisoners confin
ed in the Salisbury prison made theirescape
together, and coming over in this direction,
reached the home of a certain person who
lives about 12 miles from Charlotte, a man
of well known Union sentiments. This man,
whom we shall call A, took them into his
house, cared for them and treated them
with the utmost kindness, keeping them
well concealed and providing for all their
wants. The escaped prisoners stayed with him
for about a month, and finally began to
think of an attempt to get back into their
own lines.
With this determination three of them
started off in one direction and the other
three in another. One party went by way of
Hickory Nut Gap, in the hope of getting into
Brownlow's dominions. This hope, how
ever, was destined to be blasted, for before
they could reach the Tennessee line the3T
were captured by a party of Confederates
and carried back to Salisbury, where they
were confined again. The three who had
taken a different route had better luck and
got 6afely into the Federal lines.
Among the three who were captured was
one whom we shall designate as B. He suf
fered the pangs of imprisonment until the
close of the war, and, shortly after its end
ing, he became interested in a sugar planta
tion in Louisiana. At this he succeeded
well. His business was remunerative and
he acquired some wealth.
On Sunday morning he arrived in Char
lotte on the way to his home in Pittsburgh,
Pa. While here he inquired lor his old
friend and protector, and found that he was
still living at the place where B had first
met him. So great was his gratitude to A,
that he felt that he could never pass by
without going to see him, and notwithstand
ing the terribly rainy weather and the
wretched condition of the roads, he hired a
horse and started out for A's house. Arriv
ing there he found that A wasjn Charlotte,
and coming back he hunted and inquired
around until he found him. The meeting
was a most cordial one, and B's gratitude
was poured out in burning words, to the
man who had so kindly harbored and pro
vided for him at a time when he feared seri
ously for the consequences, if it should be
known. B took his benefactor to a clothing
store and fitted him out in a new suit of
clothes entire, and gave him a suit for his son
In addition to this he wined him and dined
him, and seemed to think he could never do
enough for him.
When the time came for B to leave on
Monday evening, the parting was most af
fectionate, lie breathed words of eternal
friendship and gratitude to A, and both
wept when the time came for the separation
All of the affair was of quite a romantic na
ture, and the conduct of the two men to
ward each other was noticed with consider
able interest by several persons who had
been, made acquainted with the -relations
existing betwew them.
.... - 1 ,
Wautetl. At this, office, immediaiely,
four good, reliable carriers, to deliver the
Daily Obsekver to our city subscribers. If
we can employ this number of carrieis who
will undertake to deliver the paper, prompt
ly and in reasonable time, we, propose to
furnish them with the paper on commis
sion, with iriich rates as will pay the person
performing the work a very liberal salary,
considering the amount of service to be
done.
The prompt delivery of a daily paper is a
necessity. It is expected to contain the verv
latest news up to the hour of going to press.
Its business readers, at least, expect to scan
its columns at the breakfast table, sf not be
fore. Under our present system of delivery
we believe this is a matter of impossibility,
and in order to bring about a more desira
ble state of things, just as soon as possibl e,
we hope to inaugurate the plan of sellixcj
our paper to the Carriers.
The paper will then be sold to subscribers
the nominal price of fifteen cents per
week, and they will not be required to pay
unless the carrier has delivered the paper
promptly and regularly during the week.
This plan, we believe, will make the car
rier prompt in the delivery of the paper, and
while we will pay more for the work, we
will have the satisfaction of knowing that
the carrier is directly responsible for the de
livery of the paper, and cannot charge for it
unless it has been regularly delivered, for
the time charge:!. For those who have naid
the subscription in advance we will, of
course, be responsible to the carrier for the
amount each has paid.
The Five Points. The citizens of Char
lotte, have no conception of the iniquity
which prevails in the "Five Points." The
locality is a disgrace to the city and a burn
ing shame to the uerson or uersona who
wink at the villainy and immorality which
u continually in practice there. Pubiic de
cency demands a change for the better. The
vice with which thai locality abounds, is
more,tUaUianjr respectable community ought
to be asked to tolera'e. We ask the city au
thorities, and we propose to continue to ask
them, to break up these houses of ill-fame,
and to adopt some means to make human
ife and property of a little more account in
that section than it has hitherto been and
now is.
U. S. INTERNAL REVFnItE
Special Taxes,
May 1, 1K7I, to April SO, 1875.
OBITUARY.
Died, at the residence of his parents, near
this Statesville, on Wednesday morning last,
of membranous croup, Johu Asdrew, son of
Capt. E Hayne Davis and wife Mary ; aged
some three years. " Johnnie" was a child
of remarkable promise and sweetness. The
funeral service was conducted at the Episco
pal Church in this place on Thursday, at 11
o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Bronson, of Charlotte,
in a most impressive manner, and the little
coffin followed to the Town Cemetery by a
large number oi the mends of the bereaved
family. A remarkable coincidence is relat
ed that, after the Episcopal Church was
Duut, this child was the first to receive the
rite of baptism within its walls, and his al
so was the first funeral service held in the
edifice
New A&vertissmsnts.
Lost !
A MOROCCO POCKET-BOOK, on the 21st.
on the road between ShTord's Ferry and
Charlotte, containing $65 in cash, and some
papers, of no value to any one but myself.
The finder will be liberally rewarded,
apl 22, 3t S. P. MARTIN,
Charlotte, N. C.
Adm'rs.
SALE TO-DAY.
tTUIEsale at the late residence of lJM
X Brown, deceased, will be continued to
day, beginning promptly at 11 A. M. All
the household and kitchen furniture will be
sold. Also, a fine lot of hams and bacon.
Articles will be offered, such as any house
keeper wants.
A . BURWELL, )
JNO. L. BROWN, f
apl 22
NOTICE.
IN order to make room for Boots & Shoes
of our own manufacture we respectfully
invite all to call and examine our stock bo
fore buying, as we are selling cheaper than
the cheapest.
SAMPLE & ALEXANDER.
apl 22 3t
NOTICE.
PARTIES holding claims against the city
which have not been certified or adjust
ed, are requested to file the same at the office
of the City Treasurer, on Wednesday between
10 o'clock A. M., and 2 o'clok P. M.. for
presentment to the Finance Committee.
F. NASH, Treas,
apl 22 tf
N
O T I C E
The twenty-first annual meeting of the
MEDICAL SOCIETY of North Carolina will
be held in the city of Cliailotte, on Thurs
day, the 21st day of May, 1874, at 11 a.m.
Members, Delegates and Physicians apply-1
ing for license, will be passed over the vari
ous roads at half rates.
W. A. B. NORCOM, Pres't.
James MKee, Sec'y.
The Board of Medical Examiners of the
State of Ncrth Carolina, will hold its annual
meeting at Charlotte. N. C, on Tuesday, 19th
of May next, and remain in session until the
business for which it i3 convened has been
disposed of.
Applicans for license to practice medi
cine will present themselves as earlv as prac
ticable. C. DUFFY, Jr.. M. D.
Secretary and Treasurer.
apl 17 2w
Stop and Bead !
THAT I have received Extra Sugar Cured
Hams and Shonldera Enoch Morgan's
Century and Family Soaps, Frosts Ready
Raising Flour (something new), and other
choice and other desirable family supplies,
to which your attention is respectfully in
vited. apl 12 J. S. M. DAVIDSON.
3rd door above Market, Trade St.
The LAW of December 24, 1872, requires
every person engaged in and business, avo
cation, or employment whieh renders him
liable to a SPECIAL TAX, to procure and
place conspicuously in his establishment
or place of business a STAMP denoting
the payment of said Special Tax for the spe
cial tax year, beginning May 1, 1871, before
commencing or continuing business after
April 30, 1874. '
The taxes embraced within the provisions
of the law above quoted are the following :
Rectifiers, , 200.00
Dealers, retail liquor 25.00
Dealers, wholesale'liquor,... 100.00
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale, 50.00
Dealers in malt liquors, retail, 20.00
Dealers in leaf tobacco ,-. 25.00
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 500.00
And on sales of over $1,000, fifty cents
lor every dollar in excess ol $1,000.
Dealer in manufactured tobacco, $....5.00
Manufacturers of stills, 50.00
And for eac h still manufactured, 20.00
And for each worm manufactured, ....20.00
Manufacturers of tobacco, 10.00
Manufacturers of cigars, 10.00
Peddlers of tobacco, first-class, (more
than two horses), 50.00
Peddlers of tobacco, second-class, (two
horses) 25.00
Peddlers of tobacco, third-class, (one
horse), 15.00
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth-class, (on
foot or public conveyance), 10 00
Brewers of less than 500 barrels, 50.00
Brewers of 500 barrels or more, 100.00
Any person, so liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements will
be subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
J. J. Mott, Collector of Internal Revenue at
Statesville. N. C, and pay for and procure
Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need,
prior to May 1, 1374, and without further
notice.
J. W. DOUGLAS.
S" Stamps of the above character can
be had at the office of F. B. McDowell, at
the Court House, in Charlotte, on the 4th,
5th and 6th of May, next.
apl 21 J. J. MOTT.
JUST RECEIVED.
pOUNTRY Lard, White Beans, White Peas
J Fresh Mountain Roll Butter; Also, nice
lot of choice country butter, 100 doz fresh
egg.-, cheap for the cash, at
B. N. SMITH.
Wanted.
A SITUATION as Book-keeper or Clerk.
Can give Reference,
apl 21, It APPLY AT THIS OFFICE.
Administrators1 Sale.
THE, sale of the personal property of the
estate of P. M. Brown, deceased, will be
gin at 10 A. M. to-day. For particulars see
hand-bill.
apl 21, It J. L.BROWN, l
A. BURWELL.
TCE, ICE, at
1 SCARR'S DRUG STORE.
JS?" Cash must accompany orders,
apl 19
LOWER SEEDS, just received at
apl 19 SCARR'S DRUG STORE.
Lost !
A GOLD Ear Ring, set with pearls and
having a lock of auburn hair in the cen
tre, was lost in this city on Saturday. The
finder of the ear-ring will be suitably reward
ed by leaving it
apl 19, 2t AT THIS OFFICE.
ALSO one Horse, 8 years old, and one
Mare, 9 or 10 vears old, for sale low.
apl 18 " B. N. SMITH.
Just Arrived !
A VERY fine lot of Pork and Sausage, at
the Rising Sun.
Also, a fine lot of Bologna Sausage, at the
Sun.
A large lot of fine Oranges and Apples at
apl 18 C. S. HOLTON & Co.
I
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
G5- O O HX S3
J.
A. YOUNG & SON offer a large and varied stock entirely new, of (Gentlemen's
Goods lor the Spring and Summer season. It is guaranteed to be of the l;t
manufacture, and comprises select varieties atUrab De Tae, English Scotch and Diao
nal Worsteds. Gray. Mixed and Fancy Summer Cassimers, French Pique Hair I me
and French Derby, Worshare, Alpaca, Linen, Grass Linen, Duck, &c., in great variety,
in suits or by the single garment. " '
A large and fine assortment of under Clsthing, Hosiery, Gloves, Cellars, Neck Ties,
Scarfs, Ac, and a stock of Fur, Beayer, Wool and Straw Hats, unsurpassed in the mar
ket. We thank our friends and the generous publfc for the liberal patronage of the last
season, and ask them to call and examine our 6tock, with a full assurance that we
will give satisfaction.
JOHN A. YOUNG & SON.
Charlotte, N. C. April 8, 1S74. 3m.
Having determined to close out mv entireSTOCK of Clothing, Tailoring an 1 Fur
ishing Goods at as early a date as possible, I am now offering the verv best SHIRTS ii
the market at f31 Per Dozen. 2nd best quality at $27.
French and English Cassimere Suits made to order at $38, reduced from $15
Scotch Cassimere Suits reduced from $35 to $23. All other joods correspondingly.
My entire stock of Spring and Summer Clothing at cost.
My stock of Boys' Cloth iug at cost.
The best stock of Staple and Fancy Hats at cost.
The largest and best assorted stock of Mens' Furnishing Goods, consisting of
Scarfs, Ties, Bows, Undershirts, Drawers, Cotton. Lisle Thread and Merino Half
Hose. Silk Lisle, Kid and Calf GIove3, Collars, Cuffs and Suspenders reduced corres
pondingly. A lot of the celebrated Mcintosh Water-Proof Clo.hing at cost.fc '
My Merchant Tailoring department will be kept supplied with the latent style of
goods and a full line of samples kept for customers to select from, and will be made
to order in the best manner at the lowest possible price, exclusively for cash.JJ
All persons indebted to me are urged to come forward promptly and pay the same,
as I am determined to close up my book accounts and need the money to mnt my
ODiigauons.
Persons -wanting anything in my line are in vited to come and examine my stoek
of goods, as I am determined to close out uiy p.-esent stock at the earliest possible
uaie.
mar 27
J. S.gPHILLlPS.
UNADULTERATED! IAND GENUINE.
Once Morel
C Ba -Come
JUst IN, a large lot of Superior N
con. Hams, Shoulders and Sides.
soon and get first choice.
Also, a fresh lot of factory cheese at
npl 18 A. H. CRESWELL'S.
BLANK APPLICATIONS
For membership in the Patrons of Husban
dry, for sale
illy & wky, tf . AT THIS Qf FICE,
A CARD.
HAVE the honor to announce to my
friends and former patrons that as soon
as my present engagement at Kaleigh ter
minates, I will return to Charlotte, N. C,
where I shall locate permanently, and estab
lish a conservatory of music under my per
sonal supervision.
Pupils will be received from the t5th of
June. 1874.
HERR L. VON MEYERHOFF.
apll8tf
J. H. THOMPSON .
AND i
. D. WIIITLEY
Will be glad to meet their friends and ac
quaintances and show them through at
apl 18 A. H. CRESWELL'S.
SNUFFS, all kinds of Cigars, Chewing To
baccos, etc. We retail goods at whole
sale prices, sell for cash, and, therefore, give
our customers the benefits of loses by bad
debts. We invite opposition and defy com
petition. apl 15 REEL & PERDUE'S
Blue Front.
For Sale.
TWO FINE, YOUNG BAY PONIES, beau
fully matched in all respects, and work
well in tangle or double harness. Applv
apl 17, 3t AT THIS OFFICE,
NOTICE.
Municipal Election.
ON Monday the 4th day of May, 1874, an
election will be held at the different
wards in the City of Charlotte for Mayor
and twelve Aldermen. Ward No. 1, at the
Rock Island Office. Ward No. 2, at the
Market House. Ward No. 3, Red House.
Ward No. 4, at the Court House. The fol
lowing persons are appointed Judges of the
same, viz :
Ward No. 1, M- W. Alexander, J. P., Reg-
Icr-Wm.. Tiddy, M. M. Orr, John McCon
ell, and W. M. Matthews, Jr., Judges.
Ward No. 2, W. H. H. Houston. J. P.
Register S. E. Bratton, H. B. Williams,
II B Hammond, A. B. Davidson. Judges.
Ward No. 3, A- H. Creswell, J. P. Register
C. J. Cow lea, James H. Henderson, W. R.
Cochrane, J. C. Burroughs, Judges.
Ward No. 4, A. H. Martin, J. P., Register
A. Nisbet, John Vogel, A. Berryhill, J.
S. M. Davidson, Judges.
W. F. DAVIDSON. Mavor.
M. E. ALEXANDER, Sh'ff.
apl 16de
JUST RECEIVED.
A N-entirely new Garden Hoe and Rake
H combined.
apl 16 St
Call and see them at
BREil, BROWN & CO,
Hardware Store.
rrunsis agexuine:guano which is .taken from the
J Guanahani Island (one of the Bahama Group) and bids fair to become
one of Hit must popular fertilizers oflered for sale. It ia put up in sacks in
the same c-otuliliou as when takenfrom ihc eaves, and no "manirmlatiou
orjgrindingfis required.
It is recommended by
Prof. P. B. WILSOX,9f Baltimore,
who is regarded as one of the best analyticaPJchemistsin the country.,
Our State Geologist,
Prof. W. CftKERn.
also, recommends it as entitled to a place among the standard fertilizers
of the country. The analysis shows it to be richer in nlant food than thp
great majority of fertilizers, which in connection with the moderate price
at whieh it is sold, are strong inducements for'every farmer to use'it.
Full supplies now on hand and for sale by
March 21 Gw
BURROUGHS & SPRINGS,
General Agents.
Family Groceries.
MOUNTAIN DRY BEEF HAMS,
Buckwheat Flour, North Carolina
Flour, Virginia Flour. A large supply al
ways on Sale -at Wholesale or Retail.
Mountain Potatoes for planting cheap. A
good stock of Tallow alwass on hand at
low prices. Oranges. Lemons, tc.
A. H CRESWELL.
Grays' Corner, Trade Street. Ap'l 5.
WHITE and Red Onion Setts,
W. R, BURWELL & CO.
MOLLER'S Ood Liver Oil,
Hazzard & Caswell's Cod Liver Oil,
Nolen'sCod Liver Oil,
Welbor's Cod Liver Oil and Phosphate
Lime.
Elixir Cinchona Iron and Strychnine,
" and Bismuth,
Pepsira and Bismuth,
W. R. BURWELL & CO.,
apl 5 Druggists.
P. LDDVIG
BEGS to inform his friends and custom
ers that he has again taken charge of the
Lager Beer Saloon under Cochrane's. He
has added to his former business the bot
tling of Reading and Philadelphia Ale, La
ger and Porter, for the wholesale and retail
trade. He will send it anywhere iu town
at $1.80 per doz, the bottles to be returned.
jan 24 3m
CLOVER, Orchard Grass and Lucerne,
fresh and of superior quality'.
W. E. BURWELL & CO.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square one tim. $1 00
" two days MtMf fM)MIM 1 50
' " ttiredays.:. 2 60
" " four daya...... 2 50
" five days.. 3 00
" one week...-....... 3 00
" two weeks 5 00
three weeks 6 50
" " . , onemonth...... 8 00
jJtContract Advertisements taken a
proporionately low rates,
Five Squares estimated at a quarter-col
umn, and ten squares as a half-column.
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Atlanta St Biota. A I IX'w'jr Co.
This Schedule to take effect Sunday
Mar. 1, 1874, at 6 o'clock p. m.
Daily Passekqe Goivg North No. 1.
Stations.
Atlanta,
Norcross,
Suwannee,
Gainesville,
Toccoa City,
Seneca City,
Central,
Greenville,
Greer's,
Spartanburg,
GafTney'B
Gaston ia,
Garibaldi,
Charlotte,
N C R R J'n
Your Attention for a Moment.
A FULL assortment of Baskets, Buckets,
Tubs, Coffee Mills. Wooden Bowl?
Brooms, Flour Pails. Churns. Paper Bags,
Twine, Wrapping Paper, Seives, Wash
Boards, W ell Buckets, Clothes Pins, : fcc
at J. S. M. DAVIDSON'S.
Trade St, 3id door above MarkeW
mar 24 i .,. , "
Cranberriev;
WE are offering CH&berrtei i Hid m
mar 21,i " .
GCiUXK&CO.
Stations.
N C R R J
Charlotte,
Garibaldi,
Gastouia,
King's M't,
Gaffney's,
gpartauburg,
Wdford.
Greenville,
Central,
Seneca City,
Toccoa City,
Mount Airy,
Bellton,
Gainesville,
Fl'y Branch,
BufbrcV
Suwannee,
Duluth,
Norcroso,
Doraville,
Goodwins,
Atlanta,
Arrive. Leave.
600 p m
618 pm 6 51 "
716 " 716 '
811 815 "
9 48 " 0 51 "
1112 1118 "
12 03 a m 12 09 a in
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2 42 " 2 42 "
4 03 " 4 06 "
5 06 " 5 09 "
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6 54 " 6 57 '
7 21 " 7 21 1
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ger Coming South No. 2.
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6 00 a m
6 06 a m 6 12 "
7 18 " : 7 24 "
7 48 " 7 51 "
8 30 " 8 33 "
9 33 w 989 "
10 45 " 10 15 "
1121 " 1127 "
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533 5 36 "
6 09 " 615 "
6 36 " 8 39 "
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