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P.e n.arlotte Observer.
PUBLISHED nr
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he Observer is the only r8per pub
lled iiv the S at wm i UaleiSh
w'.iich gives t lie la'cst telegraphic dN.
pa ches rvery wun.irjjr. nusllu.ss wc
wul please make a mic of tUia.
i" feubstnberH will please look out for
U ?,f '? ,ul- they are
U us notihedi that their term of suhicrii..
ti n has ptm!! and are respectfully re
quosted to renew at tmee.
Cll AIII.OTTI3
Corrected Daily.
Cot'.on Market.
Wedh rap t t. April 2. IH74
3
t
Jcrior.
dinary """
od Orilinarv ,
: ict Good Ordinary .'..".. .
w Middlin.'
18(5,121
"3JiO?
...14()1.'
'ivioT
... 10(0161
Market steady and unchanged,
."ales tj-daj' light.
Country Produce.
JJuiinff llatct.
Bacm Hams, per tb
" Sides,
' Shoulders,
Hog Round, Country,
I x-irwax
Butter Choice, Country,
-ndij Apple, IN. C.)
J?each,
tm White, (without sacks)
" Mixed,
J- fijs, per dozen,
154
13i
Hi
Hi
25
30 a 3s
$ 2 a 21
2ia2J
00
15 a 18
4i a 4.60
4.40 a 4.50
4 00
J Imir Family,
Extra,
Super,
I ' nt Dried Apples,
" Peaches.
" Blackberries.
J' ""!.t Chickens, scarce.
Turkeys ''none.
Ducks, ;
.'8 a 30
25
J ties Dry,
" Green,
2 ud Good, country " Q lllaJ12
" Common, nom
j ".al White, bolted 95
its Black, 90
" White, 60
"ios. 75 a 80 (57 lbs to fenshel)
j 'cfis Pure clay, 86 a 90
" Mixed, 70 a 75
J ''itatoes Irish, per bbl. 5 a 5J
Sweet, $1
'fallow. 7 a 8
li7ie Red, per bush.J
White,
Xi'ool Tub washed,
. Unwashed
I.OCAL, DOTS.
Last night was a perfect "beauty."
Maybe local news wasn't scarce yesterday !
The elections, Judicial, county and muni
c;pal, are fearfully "mixed."
And so April, "with her alternate smiles
end tears, leaves us to-day.
The Mozart Musical Society meets this eve
i ing at the residence of Dr J H McAden.
j: full attendance is earnestly desired.
Verv considerable damage was done the
metery walks by the heavy rains of last
veck, but nearly all of this has been repair-
The circus will be on hand to-morrow,
smd many of the jovially inclined are al-
jt-ady puckering up their mouths to laugh at
whatever the clown says.
Charlotte is the only place in the State or
i ut of it that we know of, where one can
i.ke a hand car and travel all around it on
: ;tilroads.
The tekkly Observer, now one of the
largest as well as the best papers in the State,
is only two -dollars per annum. Specimen
copies free.
The streets are now looking beautifully,
t he trees have put forth their leaves abun
dantly, and the pavements are almost en
lirely shaded with the heavy foliage.
The business in cotton has been experi
encing quite a dropping off for the past
month, and is not now near so much of it
n the market as there "used to was."
Last night was very cool, almost cold.
We were out of wood, the Spring being far
idvanced, but happening to have a few co
lics of the Congressional Globe on hand, and
having a good stove, we didn't freeze.
Lincoln Court adjourned last Friday mor
ning, all the business of the Court having
een disposed of before the end of the first
ivcck. Next week Judge Logan holds Court
h Gaston, after that in Mecklenburg".
The Weeklt Observer, now one of the
largest as well as the best papers in the
State, is only two dollars per annum. Speci
men copies free.
The new doors of the "Mecklenburg
House" on Tryon Street, which are hand
somely gotten up, were made at Wing's fac
ory in Columbia. The advertisement of
he factory is in this paper.
We would be glad to have our friends in
he county and in neighboring towns to furn
sh us occasionally with items of news from
heir localities. Make your communications
ihort and to the point.
The Weekly Obsei ver will be sent to trial
;rlp subscribers three months for 50 cents,
:ash in advance.
The Opera House. Work ou this build
ng is progressing. The plastering is nearly
inished, and almost all the heavy work has
jeen done. It will not be a great while now
efore we will have here one of the most
legant little opera houses in the State. Play
;oers will be delighted when the house is at
ast opened to the public, as the lack of a
heatre of this kind is all that lias kept good
ravelling troupes from visiting Charlotte in
he past.
The Weekly Observer will oe seat to trial
trip subscribers three months for 60 cents,
ah in advance.
i. Wi i T .. I I 1 . - ' 1
Snow ti. ,. , . . ....
- ....u a gIU j.m of smow in
this my yesterday morning a little while
ftwikylig&t It came accompanied In a
l.ttleof hrtti, h .il a,i rain aill mehv fls jt
Ml. W h..... ...... '
- - ....... llll I f - m - r,2i..t.frI...AT
lirtlft j.nw M in Statevile
t l. i.i L.,... ......
. liiiei-ii nys n,,f v'cnl-iv .
8nd t- "!?t ' -'' I ClVirtl had Hsud their
rax:b.epr..penv. Uiywr.re we-v on
U.e lir tuc imn.M ofrtso pen.-.!.. a.,d mM. j
posi that tf.e huiuIht of f:i T-paver in ., j
twiifchij, is no tr-Mcr thi.- -ban last vcar, j
there et rc niMii,, i-fn . .. .t ". . !
rurn, in ti ,." w,. "
; Erratum. -We sail. i yt.rdaVV
if...! . I t -
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...... .... , Vlll,. ( iHrM.e iti , jy & iw.nrvrt
in the SprirK- raised 5100 and M.t ir k,..
...... i in eoncert to vvhicli wo
had referenc w;;S ej.-.-n l,v ho Mo ,rt T.fu
Mcn!8K:iety, wlu' h i. ,-.miKss iar. ly of
ladic.-, and the amount. 30nt to the Asylum
' " 4 oi" nri err r was . i of;
.ina.IvorM.u v; -,s :.. ti,.. , j
h id Ihi-ii nii.-i:itiriii -.i. j
."Mse ln in .tf4i.ir( creek
V"e l-arn t!i.T a ln-vtin-z , ti
' tisiiip.
L' I II-II I f- of
Mallard r:M'k
held ! M .nd;.v
tii.ir the ni"e:in : .niiiiinati.-1 !I n V. !, V ine -for
.,'oneros. Mo i V M ?i.;,.,.r.. t., :
H """liiiiu
j " Jones lor Solicitor. We I ..-am tliat
'".I eouniy tu Kcr was ma .. nor f..r i,,vk
the delegates to the county convention were
instructed to vote, hut who all
gested for the various county
have not been able to learn.
were
offices
sug
, we
i-icKea in ttte Kye.-There is a citizen of
tins place who has been lying quite sick for
some days, and a day or two airo. whit in
bed asleep his wife went out of the room for
awhile, leaving him all alone. During her
aosence a chicken walked into the house
and jumping up on the bed gave the man
an able-bodied pick rieht iu one of his eves
The injury is quite painful and his eve is all
swollen up. It was not put out, though,
ana there is no danger of its going out.
i he w eeki.y Observer, now one of the
largest as well as the best papers in the
orate, is only two dollars jier annum. Speci
men copies free.
Slatesvllle Court From a centleman
who arrived in Charlotte last evening from
Statesville na Salisbury, at 9 o'clock, we
learn that the Federal Court adjourned ves
terday. The Grand Jury has not yet been
dismissed and will not likely be until to
morrow, and the Judge and Solicitor are
still there. The cases of the counterfeiters
were continued with one exception that of
mho Mail, colored, of Rowan, who was ac
quitted. Some of the men were released on
bail, the bonds required being very heavy,
5J5.U00 or 510,000. William Bryan, of this
city, was among the number who were re
manded to prison.
Among other cases tried was that of a ne
gro for retailing liquor. He had sold one
pint, and for this was convicted and sent to
prison for a number of years.
Painful AccIeenU Yesterday afternoon,
a young man, Jurand Stone, job pressman
in this office, sustained a very painful acci
.1 A A . ...
ueni. a cioin wnicn is used for covering
one of the job presses had been hung on a
lamp reflector which was fastened to the
wall, when the young man pulled it off to
cover up the press he pulled 'with it
the reflector from its fastening, and as it fell
he threw up his lift hand to catch it. As he
did so the sharp piece of the tin on the
back of the reflector struck the fleshy part
of the hand between the thumb and forefin
ger, and penetrated to considerable depth,
going almost through the hand. He jerked,
the sharp tin out of his hand and went to
Dr J M Miller, who bound it up.
Mr Stone is one of the most efficient of
our force, and we sympathize with him in
his affliction.
Declining: Positions We regret having
to publish cards from so many gentlemen,
good, sensible and wide a jrake men, declin
ing to become candidates for positions on
the Board of Aldermen. True, the office
does not pay anything and is rather a both
er than anything else to those who hold
it,
but still, when gentlemen see that their fel
low citizens desire their services in the ca
pacity of Aldermen, they ought, we think.
be willing to give up part (and it is but a
smeJl part) of their time to the interests of
the city. There is no trouble to get men to
fill the places, but to get good men and men
who have the welfare of the city really at
heart, is an object not so easily attained. It
is necessary to have safe financiers and pro
gressive men on the Board of Aldermen, for
to the hands of the Aldermen are the desti
nies of the city entrusted.
We hope, therefore, in view of these facts.
that we shall not be called upon to publish
the declinations of any more men of the
kind named, whose friends and neighbors
desire to trust their interests to them.
Fire in lexinffton. A friend and sub
scriber, in Lexington, writes us under date
of the 27th inst.. as follows, concerning a
fire in that town on Monday morning :
Editors Daily Observer Dear Sirt :
About 4 o'clock this morning fire was dis
covered issuing from the ware house of Col
C P Lowe, on Main street. The fire, when
discovered, seemed to Lave heen burning
for some time in the inside of the building
and had gained such headway that it was
found impossible to stop it until the entire
building was consumed, with all its con
tents. One part of the house was occupied
by Mr T M Harrison, as a bar-room. His
entire stock, fixtures and all, were destroy
ed, estimated at some $100, no insurance.
Col Lowe's loss Is supposed to be some $000
exclusive of building ; no insurance.
The fire was evidently the work of an in
cendiary, as no fire had been kindled in the
house since Saturday, the 23th inst. The
belief here is that the house had been en
tered by thieves and part fit the goods sto
len out and then fired to conceal the theft.
Judge Cloud last week at Salisbury sen
tenced two Lexington negroes to the Peni-
I
tentiary for five years eacb, and I have no
.urn the people of Lexington would sleep
sounder at night if about a half dozen mare
i m
, aoot iron, here to kee them cownanv.
. . I 1' . . . v
in won Id mi-. u
w
In:sf'i by th; good people here.
lUpvctfully, CITIZEN.
! tn 2 JSlSSf b3,frvr wiU b3 santto trial
lCOJIMC.MCAri.D-j '
Reply i tm citizen.
I Wo : 1 d a cmn.un"-
! n your is.ue of tiin 2Xf.i .k
, . . , v i ij r
I i1 'tt-lt nA , . ' u
,"u,cu' tt" viu citizen,-' ami 1 ak
- ti
tlir.()..rh vour v.iinli! i-... i.. . ...
n. j-..;,, l H,Jj- IU I'lir
Oii t itizen."
I u.M.k "Old Citizen," ui he signs himsc.f
w .u!d like to take advantage or the ordtr
pa.s.cd !,y the Board in re-ard to llie coUet
r.o.i oi j,ll tajc, to injure Mr Kavidson in
the coming election.
Why. Sir, is it, that yon p-ee yourselif be-
iw rn tho Hoard of Aldermen utid the .Mu
"r Are not th..- Bo.trd who ya-M-d the .,r-
iir the proper ones to see to its enforcement
ir they .-" desire?
-" . mt, i ue.-iire to assmv y-i i thut Mr
Ik hiso;i fully understands ihat the iioard
d-.es not wish him to carry out -said order;
and our reasons for not insisting on the -
forcement of said order i.s, that since its pas
sage we have had doubts as to whether or
not we have the right to enforce such an or
der. In fact, from the best information we
can get, we believe it conflicts with the laws
of our State. Futhermore, the Board of Al
dermen were not aware that the costs on
collecting the poll tax would exceed the
amount to be collected. So that, under tins
existing circumstances, we think that to en
force the order would at least be very incon
sistent with our duties. .:
And, sir, I desire toinform you and those
who read your communication, that-' the
part you haveretendedly taken in the busi
ness of the Board of Aldermen, was unso
licited and unthankfully received. Nay, we
understand it all, and your communication
will not have the effect it wa3 intended to
have. The tenor of your communication
reveals all.
You may have voted for Mr Davidson, but
you were not a friend of his or vou wculd
not be so eager to grasp at the order passed
oy the Board of Aldermen to injure him in
the coming election.
Now, sir, I never was a friend of Mr Da
vidson, and never did yote for him. But I
believe he has filled the office -of Mayor to
the general satisfaction of the people, and I .
believe that the majority of our people wish
to endorse him by re-election, and I am with
them.
Now, sir, you have accomplished notliine
thus far. And if you are an "Old Citizen,"
you should be a good one. And it may be
that you can impart such knowledge in your
next as will be of interest to your city and
your people, and your name added in fall
will likely have its weight.
Ax Aldehmas
communicated.!
The Mayor and the Poll Tax Card from
the Members of the Board of Aldermen.
We, the undersigned Aldermen, repre
senting the Board, certify that the resolu
tion passed at our last meeting relative to
the collection of the poll-tax, was only in
tended to be enforced in case there was no
legal or other obstacles in the way. We
have consulted the highest, legal authority
in the city, and are now satisfied that the
expense of collecting the poll tax by attach
ment would be so great as tn render it im
practicable; and we fully endorse the course
of our Mas'or, and thank him for his firm
ness in protecting the interests of the city
against the heavy expense that would haye
resulted from so many law suits.
, R. F. DAVIDSON,
THOS. H. TIDDY,
WM. G. GREGORY,
W. H. H. HOUSTON,
JOHN F. BUTT,
W. W. GRIER,
C. T. WALKER,
F. HO RAH,
F. A. McNINCH.
Mb. Editor : We suggest the names of
John Wilkes, S M Howell and R M Miller
as suitable persons to be voted for for Alder
men of Ward No. 1.
MANY VOTERS.
Mr. Editor : Please announce as candi
dates for Aldermen on Ward No 4, Gen'I
Rufus Barringer, M L Barringer and D H
Byerly. Voters ok 4th Ward.
Mb. Editor: We respectfully suggest
Messrs Johnstone Jones, F A McNinch and
R F Davidson as proper persons to represent
the Fourth Ward on the Board of Aldermen.
MANY VOTERS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Por Aldermen.
Mb. Editor : We suggest the names of F
A McNinch, R F Davidson and John
Vogel as suitable persons to be voted for for
Aldermen of Ward No 4.
Many Voters.
For Aldermen,
t
Some of the candidates heretofore an
nounced for Aldermen in Ward No. 1, bav-
ng declined, we hereby announce the fol
lowing gentlemen : S P8milh','S M Howell.
Gen. R. D. Johnston, Many Voters.
1
For Mayor.
Wa urn Anthnrized In nnn..nrai W V Tt..
the office of Mayor at the ensuing election,
on the 4th day of May, 1874.
For Mayer..
We are authorized to announce Gen. J- n
A. Young a candidate for the office of Y yor
at the ensuing municipal election. " 4 -1
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I i J-r Yr. - t" - -i '
vjreuerai rruK jr. ruairj jr., una .
JU1UOU B i-icoujiiciinu .IIXU1 tn kJ u
Louis.
' , ...Viww:.-,..., i l enn
.1 " - -n . ' . -..., wkVVT t77.
ITew Ai7ertis3 meats
Bacoa ! Bacon !!
AVEISY 4in lot of Country; Smoked Ba
crtn. Hams, Sides and 8houlderjnst re
ceived ami for sale by
STENUOUSE, M ACACLAY A CO.
a pi 30
HAlVIS i HAMS ! t
TpLKOANTjmev Hams just received at the
-- cut-sip man More.
Fre.-h fish. Tront, Mullet-. Blue fish
hheep Head, Mackerel. Flounders, &:.. &c '
Ac everyday from Tuesday to Saturday.
We have tried the. cash system now for a
month and like it so well we hone no one
will ask ns to credit them even for ope dav
J D. I L. WHITE."
3 8Cllb'-.J TDACHEKs WAITED
in each O .unty for the Spring and Summer.
SjISO per nwnttU. Send for cirdular giving
full parrkaihira. ZIEtfLEtt & MoCLRDY
Philadelphia, Pa. - -j '
apl 30 V?.'
V Lovers of Fun !
Roller Skating at Gates' Hall tonight,
apl 31, H
TO THE PUBLIC I
As eternal vigilance is the price of liberty,
so is continued vigilance, honest, fair and
upright dealing necessary to saccesi in bus
iness. Having from the outset (18 years
ago), appreciated these facts, and acted up
on them, we find ourselves to-day rewarded
for the countless anxieties, vexation, and
the loss of hours of rest by seeing oufilong
cherished hopes realized, of making .Char
lotte a
Wholesale Mart,
and ours an exclusive
Wholesale House.
In order to be more explicit, we have the
pleasure of informing the mercantile world
that we have leased the minerh etr. o.i.
... M U..V.',
joining our present, (heretofore occupied by
u.iajrs. xreiu, xrown s uo., as their Dry
Goods Store), whieh we will occupy by first
01 ocyicrauer nc ior me retail trade only,
and will use our present elegant and com
modious store for an exchuive
WHOLESALE HOUSE
thllS Savins in thf trarta a cit-infl "Tin. 1 -
sole Establishment," where they can make
iueir selections irom a stock purchased for
that trade only, thus avoiding coming in
contact with a Retail Stock and Retail Buy
ers. The advantages of such a House are
too obvious to need further comment.
To give the general render hotto r..
- - - wvwivt Wll
ception of the colossal dimensions of our
two Houses we state that we will have up
wards of thirty thousand feet of superficial
floor room ; or if a lane of ten feet wide
were formed of oar stores, it would reach
considerably over half a mile.
At-the same time WA inform ah r n n m
ous friends that our Mr. Rintels is now
again North bnvi
f o uvwVJk kli la
season, and owing to the decline in goods,
win again piace us in a position to sueo- s
fully compete with all other houses.
Verv resDectfullv.
WITTKOWSKY fc RINTELS.
Charlotte, N. C, May 1st, 1874
apl 31
NEW YORK DAY-BOOK.
A Democratic Weekly, established
1850. It supports white supremacy, po
litical and social. Terms, $2 per year. To
clubs, uin copies for $8. Specimen cop
ies free. Address DAY-BOOK, New York
City.
apl 30.
BUY J. & P. COATS' BLACK
THREAD for your MACHIE
apl 30
EXTERMINATOR
A nd Insect Pow
der For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed-Bugs,
Moths, Ac.
J. F. HENRY, CURKAN & CO.,
apl 31 N. Y., Sole Agents.
All persons who contemplate making con
tracts with newspapers for the insertion of
advertisements should send 25 cts. to
Gso. P. Rowen s ca, 41 Pari Row, K. Y,
for their ONE HUNDRED PAGE PAM
PHLET, containing lists of 3,000 newspa
pers and estimates, showing the cost of ad
vertising, apl 31
CD FLORENCE
The "Long- contested Salt of the
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO..
against the Singer, Wheeler &
Wilson, and Grover fe Baker Companies, in
volving over
$250,000,
Is finally decided by the Supreme Court of
the United States in favor of the FLORENCE
which alone has broken the Monopoly of
High Prices.
THE NEW FLORENCE
Is the only machine that sews backward and
forward, or to right and left. Simplest
Cheapest Best.
Sold for Cash Onlt. Special Terms to
Clubs and Dealer,
apt 31 FLORENCE,
Mass.
FITS ani. EPILEPSY
positively cured. The worst cases, of long
est standing, by using 'Dr. HERBARD
A bottle sent free to all addressing
.IRDIBBLEE, Druggist, fl4, 6th Avenue:
apl' 31 7 ,
CKX1 TEMP TJARS, ATTENTION I
ALL MEMBERS of Hesperian Lodge No
9, L O. O. T., in good standing re
jroested to meet, on Thursday night, at their
lodge rooms.-over Merchants fc 1 Farmers'
Bank; for the purpose of electing' their ofli
trs for the e&sotng' term i -r'
.,By order of . tw;.vr -. .-, . ;
1 R, M CRAWFORD, '
T w p.
Secretary. y . j..
apl 29, 2t
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LP ATrnTT . w v ' : . ...........
SPRING AND SUMMER
G- O O B
" ",Vrv fc.,"T' " comprises select varieties
, S".0'." A "Kancy Summer Ci,,; 1 Vr So-
ami French Derby
1' Derby Worshare Alpaca Tii en Crfi,'ner8' ? , Piflue Hair I-"e
bv tliA fn.-i. lnen Grass Linen, Duck. &c. in creat vr;t
in suits or
Scaranl S?;t1 Cellars, Neck Ties,
keL ' ver, v ool and Straw Hats, unsurpassed in the mar
We thank our friends nnr!
season, and ask them to . T o' I V"US
will give satisfaction.
n'MMtt.r.,.-,... cu.H,e
Charlotte, N. C. April 8, i874.-3m.
Having determine! . ... ..
Miing Goods at a, early a date hie
n.e ...arsei at ji fer Dozen. 2nd host
French and English Cassmere Suits
OUI13 re.UUCed from
y cere sdock of Spring and Summer Clothing at cost.
My stock of Boys' Clothing at cost.
The best stock of Staple and Fancy Hats at cost,?
BcJtnS&S rl0: to of Mens' Furnishing Goods
Hose, Silk Lisle, Kid l.d IQUf Gloiara CntT, le, Merfno llal
ponaingly. uioves, Ullars, Cuffs and Snspenders reduced corres
A lot xrf the celebrated Mcintosh Water -
goodMandrtuiinTeaoffi with the latest style ot
to order in the best nianjSgMwM
All nersnns inAnht j. . .. i '
a? i an, determined, to close a mv bU
-r . -vuvCTi mi :nc a UrCCfl
oongations. "
of JTJ!1'
date. ' w x OHl
mar 27
FOUND!
At a
White House,
IN
Washington,
a large lot of MONEY supposed to have been
dropped by parties representing
$350,000,000
while on a visit to that place.
All the Money Can be Made
by calling on
J. T. BUTLER,
wko is selling off all of his fine GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES CLOCKS and JEW
ELRY, SILVER and PLATED WARP
SPECTACLES, &c , to prepare for a splendid
r A Li Li STUCK..
Those Who Want Bargains Come and
See Me.
JtS- At this establishment we call Brass,
Dross, and Gold, Gold. Everything warrant
ed as represented.
The highest price paid for old Gold
and Silver.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re
paired and warranted for 12 months at
J. T. BUTLER'S
Carolina Jewelry House,
Charlotte. N. C.
apl 24
Molasses.
JUST received, a fine lot of New Orleans
Molasses, at
P 16 A. H. CRESWELL'S.
JUST RECEIVED.
A N entirely new Garden Hoe and Rake
coiiioinea.
Call and see them at
BREM, BROWN CO,
Hardware Store.
apl 16 3t
On Consignment !
ONE barrel of Pure Cider Vinegar which
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers low
for cash at
aP 18 B. N. SMITH'S.
SOUR KBAUT.
AS vegetables, (fee, are so very scarce I am
pleased to be able to offer a barrel of nice
Kraut. Call and see it and try it.
Alsoreakfast Bacon, 8ugar Cured Hams.
Choice Yellow Butter, Choice Family Flour,
country made, aU of which is offered low
for cash, at
aP23 B.N. SMITH'S.
THE SUNIS STILL RISING
at C. S. Holton A Co's.
JUST RECEIVED, a large lot of Oranges,
J Lemons, Apples, Cocoanats, Bologna
Sausage. Beef Tongues, Dried Beef and can
ned goods of every description. Cheese, fresh
Hlnnlrosl fiqucan. aA.MMAU: ..2..
Come to the Rising Suh, opposite market,
ap. ' J CS; HOLTON A CO. .
.iTiroR salte.
I ANSON HARDY Printer's Favorite' -J?Jr
Cotter goof as new. v -'
1 Full set of Metal Clamps and Tkwrfahes
new. .-....
1 Office Desknew.
price apply .; -e '
. api 24 U-n ,
.For information and
AT THIS OFFICE. :
jfASOLT ixbtra.
SUGAR CURED HAMS, Family Flour)
Buckwheat Flour, Grits and Hominy,
Sugar; Coffee,' Molasses mndV Syrup of all
S5dw5I!S.nfrel.?n4 Lna Ateo splen.
did loW Pelf Ware alway,pji; han-i cheap
for cash. .jt f v
l.bROTHERS 4 CO.
apl 24
new stock
OF
y new. of GentWn.m'0
.fnh ti t.. p. w .
guaranteed to be of the hRt.
. ,. -
'mw,c Wr "? 'iral patronage of the it
our stock, with a full rn
JOHN A. YOUNG & SON.
'2 S?".Ing. Tailoring and Fur-
nxZut 7 i "1B ver-v oestSHlRTS u
. uhuj aiiff,
made to order at $38, reduced from 45.
$28. All other goods correspondingly
ot
Proof Cfething cost.''
tflmBfcl fn4,.,.J i..ilT- .
'P ana P7 e same.
r .iur.u wj money to meet my
vited to come and examine Kv
T Pnt stock at the earliest ZmZ
-
S. PHILLIPS.
NEW NOVELTIES.
AT NEW PRICES.
VUK larere and well flf-Wfor? efv
Y ?,e 9oods Fancy Goods, White
ijrOOdS. Hosierv V.tmn. t a.. -r-
Clothing, fcc., bought since the tumble in
JNOrthern marlrata i -
uC uu w reuay ior in
spection. A better selected stocl? has never been
ouerea io tne trade of this city. Many
Goods (among whih are many desirable
8ti Dress Gods) can and will be sold
at halfUie prices paid for them by early
Such Goods-as we make specialties of
....x uc iuuuu greauy lower than other
.wUara, wane our regular lines are as low
as any House in the city.
l?re??1for Butterick's Patterns.
J58TO THE WHO RESALE TRADE
we can offer some superior inducements
and one of the largest stocks of staple Dry
Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots Shoes, Notions, Shawls and Fancy
Articles as low as any Jobbing House
North or South for cash, or to good parties
on as liberal terms as any other House.
tall and examine our Goods, prices and
terms.
Wanted to buy Cotton in large
quantity to fill Foreign orders.
McMUEEAY & DAVIS.
march 26
LATEST SENSATION I
EVERYBODY running to see the fight ;
what is it about ? Why, all want one
of those nice, hard, firm Beef Hams, at
A. H. Creswell's. Also,
Country Bacon,
A very choice lot, Hams, Sides and Shoul
ders. Also, Peas, Beans, Sweet and Irish
Potatoes, together with 20 bushels of On
ion Sets and other articles too numerous
to mention.
Call soon, and don't be fooled bv being
too late. A. H. CRESW'ELL.
mar4tf
B-Sclect" Whisker.
mHE subscriber
of Physicians, Druggists and others to
i-uia ucicoraieu orana.
GRIER & ALEXANDER,
Sole Agents, Charlotte, N. C.
I have analyzed the whiskey known un
der the brand of " Vlsvr Wrr . j
by Messrs. Walter D. Blair A Co.,
Richmond, Va, and find it free from fusil
Oil. and other imnrtritioa anA j
its use for medicinal and'family purposes.
Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
January 13, 1872. mar 25
P. LDDVIG
BEGS4? inform his friends and custom
ers that he hns ncsin (tton
Lager Beer Saloon under Cochrane's . He
has added to hia itrmar KninMn .1 L.i.
v"w muiurag UIH UOli-
thng of Reading and Philadelphia Ale, La
ger and Porter, for the, hnli.l...J
trade, lie will send it ttiwhur. in tn.
at $10 per dox, the bottles to be returned.
Your Attention for a moment.
A FULL assortment of Baskets; Buckets.
Tnba. fVff MHln' wi r 7?
- : - rr"" jiuwcb ijjuwu.
Brooms, Flour Pails, CJmrna, Paper Bags
Twine, WrRpping :Paper, SeivesV Valh
Boards'. WeU BTJtetettiBrttl, p,.
at ' If I.8.M DAVInsniro '
; (TradeSt, 3J door above Market. .
mar 4
J00 BARREI POTATOES,
' Early Goodrich;
.... ,:,!V, -Rose, -
" Mohawks,
Pink Eye,
For sale by?
A. R. NISBET BRO.n
feb 14...
Democrat and Home copy.
i '.r.-i "7 rrnnfi i ilml .... .. 1
iCmnberries!
Ilrtnj8tta.-f. vW-?;
mar 24 Q. W. CHALS 00
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square one time. . !i qo
two days i 50
three days 2 00
four days 2 f
five days , 3 00
one week... 3 60
two weeks 5 00
three weeks e 60
ATI A msvnK a n
Contra Arivorricun unto lulr.... .
propononately low rates.
Five Squares estimated at a quarter-col
nmn, and ten squares as a half-column
SPLENDID AND UNPARALLELED
TRIUMPHS n
OF THE
WHEELER & WILSON
Sowing Machine Co.,
NEW YORK,
Over Eight; -One Competitors
AT THE
World's Exposition, Vienna, 18T3, Ste.
1. The SLnisht'a Cmu r. fv. t.i- 1 n
?f r ?r 1 ISn?.s Joseph, ' conferred by
his Apostolic Majesty, the Emperor of
Austria, upon the Honorable Nathaniel
Wheeler, President of the Wheeler &
WUaon Sewlns Machine Compeny, as
the fonnder and builder of Sewing Ma
chine industry.
2.
The Grand Diploma of Hotter, recom-
iilt a 3 inuirnauoDai Jury lor
thj Sewing Machine Company only, for
IeJrJmPortant contribnUons to the
material and socl al Wl far nfmnnvimi
8' al loir Protxess, award
er .v.. iueir xi bw no. o ewing Machine,
- a.. umwiuiiiuioiimr.
being for progress made since the Paris
m a 4 tiAH . 4 1 aw . a. . ....
EXOOSltlon of llitT it. nhlk .v.. 1
OolS
ld Medil for RAWiyicr Muihln.i roo
awarded to thia Oomnanxr n.nMi th.
I - - - vv. aa
Vienna award marksProgress, not from
a ow level or interior medal, but from
"kGr,ci1AMedal tne highest award made
at fans. fi
The Grand Medal for Merit, for the de-
vciupiuent pi xxeeaie inausiry and ex
cellence and superiority of manufac-
tnmil a a m nl am .VKIKIIa
5.
A Grand Medal for Herit, for excellence
uu ouprriuiit. oi usDiaei wora, tne
only award of the kind in this
6
Iffedals for several Co-operators, of the
riorability. p
7.BThe Official Report, published by the
Hvnjuqiu V1ICUV1UU Ui Ule V leUEft JbXpO-
Bittuu, Biguaiizes tne supremacy ot the
Wbeeler A Wilson Company for quan
tity and quality of manufacture, and
position in the Sewing Machine busi
ness, as follows:
OFFICIAL REPORT, VIENNA EXPOSI
TION, SEWING MACHINES, Ac.
(GBOTJP 13, sC. 2. B.)
The err.fl.tpRt flavtnor M0.I1I
tnrv In t.hr w,-r1rl is thai nf WKOAln- jl tirn
son. New York, which alone hmm brought al-
sAa A r linn AAA .. - i ci t v p. .
of the parts by machinery is so regulated
iimu cocu cuiupivic luucmne may De usea as
a sample for exhibition. The Arm produces
ww wcu-wiju!iiu iuucuiaes aaiiy.
" The latest production of this firm, and
which is the wonder of the Vienna Exposi
tion, is their New No. 6 Sewing Machine.
This universal machine sews the heaviest
leather harness and the finest gauzes with a
truly pearl stitch.
"Wheeler & Wilson have received the
highest prizes at all World's Expositions
and at the Venna Exposition were extraor
dinarily distinguished."
FURTHER DISTINGUISHED HONORS.
Nnw York, Sept. 15, 1873.
THE GRAND MEDAL OF HONOR
OF THE
MERICAN INSTITUTE, N. Y,
Was unanimously recommended by
the Judges of Sewing Machines for
WHEELER & WILSON'S
flew Ho. 6 Sewing ltacai&
as being "a decided improvement oVer all
other machines in the market," and wh lch
must revolutionize certain branches of in
dustry, especially in Shoe and Harness Man
ufacturing." , " BALtlUoitE, Md., Oct. 31, 1873.
The Maryland Ikstitute has nwarded
WHEB1.15R A Witsoy ihe Gold Medu for
their New No. 6 Sewing Machine. Other
Sewing Machines received nothing."
1' Savannah, November 4, 1873.
" At the Georgia Statk Fair a Silver
medal, the highest and only premium for
Leather Stitching, was awarded to Wh kkleb
A W ilson for samples done on their New No.
6 Sewing Machines."
Principal Office, No. 625, Broadway,
NEW YORK,
Agencies in all Priclpal Cities of the World.
apl 19, 2td 2tw
JUST ARRIVED,
UTOUNTAIN Buckwheat.' msnr frv,
IfI , - - I VJH WHU
JJX good:' Rye Flour from New York, the
U A. 1 J2 .1 1 '
uesb urauu in uie market..
Also. Pearl Grits and TTom
from Charleston.
Come and
- wuw i Ul ibb J DbUlC
for FAMILY GROCERIES in Charlotte.
A. H. CRESWELL.
apl 10
CtUPERIOR Familv Floor
O and for sale by
apl J. B. RANKIN & CO.
' Atlanta Sc. Rich. A. E. R'w'y Co
This Schedule to take effect Sunday
Mar. 1, 1874, at 6 o'clock p. m.
Daily Passenqek Going North No . 1.
Stations
Arrive.
G48 pm
7 16 "
811
Leave.
600
6 51
716
' 8 15
9 51
11 18
12 09
1 54
2 42
406
509
612
6 57
7 21
811
Atlanta,
Norcross,
Suwannee,
Gainesville,
Toccoa City,
Seneca City,
Central,
Greenville,
Greer's.
Spartanburg,
Gaftney's
. King's Mount'n,
Gastonia,
Garibaldi, 1
Charlotte.
p m
9 48
1112
1203
148
2 42
4 03
506
G 09
654
7 21
8 06
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Daily Passenger Comtwm Som-n v o
Stations. . . . Arrive . . Leave.
Leave.
N C R R J'n.
6 0) a m
612 Jl
7 24 "
7 51 '
8 33 "
9 39 "
1015 "
11 27 "
12 39 p m
215 "
2 57 "
4 21 "
5 03 "
5 36 "
6 15 "
6 39 "
6 57 "
7 18 "
Charlotte :
6 06 am
7 18 ;
7 48 "
8 30 "
-9 33 "r '
10 45 "
1121 "
12 33 pm -154
'
2 54 "
Garibaldi,
Gastonia,
King's M't,
Gaftriey's, "'
Spartanburg,
Welferd.
Greenville,
Central, -Seneca
City,
Toccoa City,
Mount Airv.
4 18
500
533
' 6 09
J36
654
7 12
BeUtOD,
Gainesville,
Fryxteaneb.'
Buford'
Suwannee,
1
Duiuth, '
736
7 39 "
8 12 "
8 30 "
48 "
8
Norcross,!
-.7 54.4
Goodwins; w4S
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B.JY. SAGE,