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7JOITKS A PENDLETON, PoiirroM.
tO!Bce, Spring BuilJing, 'Trade Street.
t,-i.t TM OF tyBBCEIWIOH. . .
&afly;i One year in adTance, M.t7 00
81x months, In adTaqce,... w, s 60
Three Months, in drncg;.w.w.w, 1 75
One mOBth in iHthhi : -j. L tu
"Weeklyne Tr ... 2.00
5 !f,W'-';
CHJJE&OTTE, N.-a : V
; uWrrlhAr Will tdfiM lonW nut '
ne erase maris on their - .papers. : They are
thus notl6ed that their tcrnt of snbacrip
tlon has expired : and are respect folly re
quested renewt pnee, w L t , I
lt RATES OF ADVERTISIMCL V
One Square ooevtlme.:w..;i 00
,ks twodayB.-:.l.-..... 1 60
M
if -
Manager' Office, Trade Street OppotiU
r1 ,S''.
fouxdayajMM.... r0
fire daya...4 ......,...... S 00
one week 3 60
two weeks... ........ 5 00
""W nnUnnniiHnnmi.1. O
" one month......... M;.v.: '8 1
- at- Contract- Advertisements taken at
proporionately low rates. - -v
lire Saaares estimated iat aqnarter-col-umn,
and ten squares as a half-column.'
the ifarJcetHoute. ' "
SUPPLEMENT AST BATE? itONEDGLLAS
. A....:JtT ' "'t.'ijvt.i .. f
la 'Z ' S" -' I ' ' iik.
2 3 ? 'I f I ?- -?
78-11 a-M75 200 20 ! 4 fori 20-t300 $400
78-12 2-Sn2) &30 fl6 4 fori $15.ta00 S300
78-13 2-S100 IUQ 114 4 for i $12-1150 1200
78-14 2-80 M0 $12 4 fori $10-1125 $150
78-15 2-$ 60 . 80 , $10 , 4 for I $84100 $123
: CHARLOTTE MARKETS.
Corrected Daily.
:.' Cotton Market. i '
- ChaeIiOttk, N.-jC July 1874
nferior..M.. ,.......1.
.-.12
wood Ordinary,.., ......,M.M,.13
Strict Good Ordinary, ..,.....14i
IX)W Middling....... . 141
:J Market, dull. , ,
jT
EXPLANATION OP THE
C if If
Scheme And Rates.
IN THIS VERY POPULAR 8CHE3E.
purchasers choose their own numbers, and
they are decided by the drawn ballots of any
Combination Lottery. All drawn; numbers
are equal-in the Supplementary,' no differ
ence in what order they' come.
Purchasers can seleet a 4 Number ticket.
Also, a 8 number ticket, ;,'-'
Also, a 2 number ticket, .
Also, a single number ticket, .r
Choose their own numbers, and at whatever
price they see proper to pay for their tickets.
The Prises are paid accordingly. To eluci
date the matter -supporting; a 12 ballot num
ber la the Combination Lottery is to be
drawn any person can pi to vendor's of-
nce ana select tor example, a lour . numoer
ticket at one dollar. 1n any class choosing
t la own numbers, and the vendor will give
him a certificate of them. The vendor will
enter the-same numbers upon -the Mana
ger's Register nd purchaser will be care
ful to see them entered upon tbe Register,
ns the Managers are responsible for that
only.- If, 'after the drawing takes place, the
purchaser's four numbers are drawn In. that
class (no difference in what order they may
have come.) he would receive for his one
dollar,! $200 If three of the numbers only
were drawn, $15. 1 1 - ' - , . .-
If he purchase a three n timber ticket," say
at one dollar. In tbe same ballot, ana.1 the
three numbers should be drawn oat., he
would receive $120. If two of the numbers
only were drawn he would receive $X If he
purchase a two number ticket, say for one
dollar, and the two , nnnbers should , be
drawn, he would receive $18. If he purchase
a single number ticket, and the i numoer be
drawn he would receive 4 for one.
Country Produce.
Huying liatet.
Bacon Hams, per lb . -
" . Sides, ,
" . Shoulders, -
Hog Round,
Beeswax .
aimer t-notce, t
Arou2 Apple,
Peich.
(Ami White,
" Mixed,
tuig, per dozen,
Wowr-fFariiily; ,
, Extra,
" -Super
hruit Dried Applet,
Peaches,
' . .' , Blackberries, .i
FuwU Qnckens, spring. -. $ , .-,18 a 20
xuriceysy, . per pr, , ; 0Q a 7o
1 '
. 14
'12
10
Mi
25
25
2.00
2J0
1.03
. 1.00
121
40
; 3.75
-3 50
. 2.00
2.25
" A -Ducks:
Hldet-Dry
" Green,
Lord Good,
" Common,
Meal White,
0U Black,
- White.
Onions,
Peas Pure clay,
" Mixed,
Potatoe Irish,
Sweet,
Tallow, - . -Wheat
Red, per bush.
" 'ite.
Wool Tub washed,
'TJn washed
l . 4 JO
14
7
i 14
12
1.05
c- -' - so
60
75 a 80 (57 lbs to bushel)
1.10
1-00
50
$1
10
1.30
1.85
60
40
CITY IUTELLISEHCE.
The Observer is the only paper pub
lished In the State West of Raleigh
wbicb glves the latest telegraphic dis
patches every 'moraine;. Business men
trill please make a note of this. '
Free from that venality which cor
rupts the conscience or that pity which
corrupts Justice."
LOCAL DOTS.
336,00 for $1 on Each
AND
: u
EVERY.. STATiptT to all BALLOTS.
There will be drawn; Three Lotteries per
day, viz ; SUPPLEMENTARY fjLASS AT.U
M.,and a SUPPLEMENTARY CX.ASS AT5
P.M., and .9 P.
ft tt i &vQ: 't ' "
friz.
The Books for Supplementary Class must
It has been observed that yesterday
was a aampoaa aay. , :
Mr!;;Thomp8ofi; .tectiirer.. of the
National Grange, will. speak in States
vilje next Saturday and a ipecial train
will be run on tbe A., T. & O. Bailroad
tbat day,'.' leaving Charlotte at .7:40
a. m. - , . -.j - -
Thos. Led well who .keeps a store
down in vMCalifornia,', knocked bis
wife ', down on Sunday because - she
complained t6 -him of certairt very
reprehensible, conduct of which be
of
Personal. J T
Tax
of the &
liaai- a laW 0T8teVW
fish hpttse in erfolk, Va, gave us a call yes
trday'. He Is trying to make extensive Ar
rangements for tnefair trade, and ''we" hdpe
be ifwoees1fnHat4
diedlia the 55th K C Troops, "oneof whom
we were which.! -r jV:' , : -
- i. .. . l'- ..-..I. -
' - 1 . . - ). 3
Schedlf fnA3U,The'?'4Schednle of
the North Carolhu Raflroa'dV underwent a
slight change on Sunday, .The mail going
worth now leaves Charlotte 'at 7:45 p.imi
instead of at .7, and returning afrives at
6:22, a,' mV instead of at 6:30. The day ' ex
press between 'Charlotte and CTreensboro,
leaves at the 8ajne bour8:a..rn:,- but re
turns' "an hour" and fiye minutes later at
sZtOT, m. .
Mayor's CourtWack Brawley, colored,
Was before the Mayor yesterday morning: for
assauli aftd ba'ttery upon Lucy Crump, also
colored, on. Sunday. He was fined $3 50
After leaving the court room, some words
took , place, . between the parties to
the ; suit, jwheh Lucy volunteered the
information to Jack that he .was ad d liar.
Not relishing this, he struck again, and was
carried hack and fined $3.50 more. '
Klutx's5 ChUl Cure; We direct atten
tion to the advertisement of this excellent
specific fo'r chills, fever and ague. It has
been three or four years since this medicine
was put before the public, and in that time
has achieved a reputation which is
now giving it sale over a territory extend
ing from New 'York to New Orleans. Its
proprietor does not claim for it that it cures
everything ; but that itls a sovereign reme-
dy for chills, fever and ague ia shown by
thousands of testimonials in his possession.
It is recommended and prescribed by soma
of the leading and "most learned physicians
of this and other states, ana. is,, well worth
a trial. It has grown in popularity until
it is now a handsome business, forits pro
prietor, and as its merits are daily becoming
Detier jtuowu, iia.saiej are lacreasnig id ey
ery part of tbe country. '
' For sale by several druggists in Char
PiihTonds and .Cider,-n-Mr. Eobert
Griwho Urea in the South rEastern
portion of Mecklenburg, iiot contetit
with being one of the beat farmers in
the conn(yV'lft7. twdbHd'tifufjfisb
jponds,, which are . stocked "with the
most delicious specimens of the. finny
tribe.' We believe he is the only rrian
in the county who givesany attention
to pisciculture. Why are. there5 not
others f ti''Jfim the
good tbingV-to' say Wihing :of vhis
having the best cideriri . the world ?
iDied-At rineVille? byioTh inst, of
Tvchoid Fever."; MrsV Annie TiDton
Wellsf daughter "ofi rIotv Philip TV
Hammond dee'd of S." C. f relict of
late Ben. F. Tipton, Sr., of Kentucky,
and'wife of Rev.1 AbrapflLN,, ellalate
of ;South CaroUna7Conferenceaged
42 y eara. J J3h 6 " was'preceeded pnly 2
or 3 rnontha by. ,heri infant son "and
leave a Borrowjng'basbandand chil
dren.; "Whorft'tfie Tj0rd-f6veth he
: OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
the least ota from the point of duty; in ,tho
equal and exacfeadministratioa vof justice,
according t0 the laws of the land. I desire
to say further that he llongs to one of the
best famine) in the SJbateV and tha-Jie - pos
sesses an nabie,jreeord as a- Southern
man, a gentleman, as welt as a lawyer. of
But pver and above, ,aU , these, considera-i
tions, t desire to commend, him to the tfav-i
brable consideration of the voters of .tbe 9th
Judicial District fbf an acVori. tnore' proper-
lw i unM nf net at fci ndti Aaa wnHorw? -in m.
-T . .. c -n j.i ja
in the year 67, at a time when he could have I JVUU UUlilUH' 4X AO tIlCUllU
WctedforWreasori,'xceDt11nfa ni-TeW-H:'t1ltt''. ' .fo ' f
purest mdtiVes ment' ihisecause 1
t - -- j- a.'. - t i. -iL tii t. l. sr . ' w. . i
mere axe some www uugut -tmua. uiat nis r xx- new-Stock Of Millinery, ' Fancy Goedv
jemaness jtoone was not cume tnraugn..jthat j wmte oooa ana fnptions, , Keep m store.
innt fliBr f tindnpsa . tht 4 wwr we oess seiectea btoeiu in xneir line,
: :ls.. y.M'A 0't5.
Ciass 73, drawnat ;fi6- 26 dhSfSSLISt ffi-
.15.48, 4, 35. 5, W,56.S3,I71. 5V12V, v , qserVKB OFFIClC
Class 74, drawn at oP. M-lr 2, 15, 74; MAMnWM&
, 26,10, 22. 12.3 47 lei vF(f 4 V? . Charlotte, NC.; July 28. lSJi-;;-! - .
5, 17, 5U 29. 43.i.-4.JkJS4 74. 1. - ' .,, ; , i AWgXltU, .rfK,
c
that ii jhis by
ever broight to this market. -'
r ine,
Charlotte having long been in need of a
hrst-class - " '
. Iff-
MILLINEEY ESTABLISHMENT, '
4" -t -
be deposited with Express Agents or Mana- I ad been guilty. They compromised
gers thirty minutes before each drawing. thA ve.,tllAV
the matter yesterday.
Abput siity new subscribers to the
THE: FOLLOWING LIMITS J1UST Weekly :,ffe9iAed 'tat last
BE OBSERVED VIZ:
1 'N-i,t,i.-:M f'
Not more than $5,M on a Single Number
3JX on Two Numbers ,
1.00 on Three Numbers on Eleven Ballots
.if.'v .t-fw.:
,uvun iuresxDmoen ior au otner
- -. Ballot )!r ji'V-- frfWMA
1.00 on Font Numbers.
2.00 on a single Station Number, ; m
We vell Take no BiXt over :r ,
TEN TArK3IN
SUPPLEMENTARY , .i,
week's edition is t exhausted, and that
we serid . the? daily Observer to them
make. . our Weekly ' visits regularly
hereafter. -Thanks for this substantial
endorsemen tL u , i- ' . ; ,
We are told that some of the peaches
In bi4 eeptinj.bir .been injured ;by
the bees, whicb eat Into r them before
tby :&tp. fully iripe, causing them to
rot and fall of This something of
which We never Heard before. We do
not know, to what extent the damaee
has ee4i1lCf4ffe';
' ' V. : ' -
A Model Ctommiiiioner, Tbe 5ouA
epi'ortidl'iay of a matter tof which twe have refer-
rea r : "We nave taken ine, irouoie io
examine at tne ,c;ourt, xxouse.x.ne re-
partyt1ha8 ; 'nomihatedfoT "'County
Commisaioner; Tbe Grand Jury-of
against him foir frauds in cotton pack
ing 6rl thrMJdifl&racastorHe
. Directors' (HeeUMC 'A, .!T & O R R Co.
-A Directors meeting of this company was
held in Charjotte on Monday, July 27, 1874. '
Present, Col W R "Myers, Wilfred Turner,
Esq, DrT J Moore, Dr M M Orr, Col A B
Springsand;E.B DrakerEsq.- '4ft
On motion E B Drake was requested to
act as Secretary.
After reading the correspondence of Col
Childs, and upon a personal explanation of
Col Myers upon an interview had on the
18th day of June, at which time the cash
value of the judgment held by Col Childs
was tendered by Col Myers, as agent of the
gold bond holders, which tender was
promptly refused, thereupon the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted, and
ordered to be published in the Charlotte
and Statesville papers :
Whibjcas, Col W R Myers, President of
the A, T 4 0E R Co, as agent for the hold
ers of the gold bonds, and as agent of the
trustees of said mortgages, tendered to Col
L D Childs, the judgment ' creditor of said
road, the principle interests and court costs
of his judgment, which said tender was re
fused; and,
Whxbias, This Board find themselves se
riously embarrassed by reason of the extra
traordinary course jof said,. Plaintiff, thereby
continuing the present anomalous condition
of the road and embarassing its ' usefulness
to the country and destroying its value 'to
tbe stockholders ; therefore,
B&olvedy Th&t the President be authorized
to co-operate and lend such aid as he may
deem necessary to the gold bond holders,
or other parties, to take the necessary legal
steps to protect the interests of the gold
bondholders and the stockholders of this
company. . . ' .. " Xjui ,
Rcsolvvd, That the Receiver of this road
R A Springs, Esq, be requested .to- change
the passenger Schedule of the road Id as ' to
make close conneclion with ' Eastern
bound train on the W fNl C Railroad at
S&tesviUel and the arrival, of thelSouthern
train at Charlotte.? ' ffffrT '
On motion the Board adjourned, subject
to the call of the Presidents , ft " ;
; - W. R. MYERS, -
E. B. Dsjucx, President.
,i- Secretary. f ; v, t,
.i. .-, s ' . 41
Missionary-Tour In , the Mountains.
Rev A W Miller, D.pestor: of vthe Frst
Presbyterian Church of this city, leaves ibis
week on a missionary 'tour' in v the moun
tains of this;SjateC rfe wjllbe ab? ent diir-
ing the , whole of August ; and a- part
of Sentember.' ' The following-iat'a alisl. of
supplies for his pulpit-during - Dr -Miller's
lst Sunday in August, Rev Wm E Davis,
of Sharon.' ,' ' ' yt " .
: 2nd Bondat In August,Sev LJ"M,Enfon,
WOcmcordiW,' ' ;
3rd Sunday in August, Rev T D Latimer,
of Yorkville. -1 i
4th Sunday in August Rev A Flinn Dick
son, of Chester. ; ... u.
X Stb Sundayiu August Rev ThosH , Law,
of Spartatfbxirti 4 I '"- '
vlst Sunday in September Rev T JD Xati
mer. t .!., . 1
2nd Sunday in Sempterabef, Rev- Alfred
Mr.jCarsoa aal. thftOserYer. In
last Satdrday'a Observer we stated un
der tbeb ead of,wb icki ng vnzo
niVejinbstance .of a letter . Received
from.1 Lincolntdn - stating Jtbat . sMr.
Carsorr liad 'attended a negrpmeet-'
ine,? i with Judge Logan ,4 iOrftast
Wednesday at or near Lincoln ton."
This Mr. Carson denies, and we give
him 4be benefit of such denial,TvMcb
we are always ready and willing to do.
In this instance, however, we consider.'
QUr .information. of undoubted
authority. We acknowledge;i ",the
receipt of a letter from Mr. Carson
Saturday morning ; id which" befays
"answer Ib'ougb?, the '-'post oflScei' de-'
manding tbejpame of a "republican"
tvbo stated in. this office "that the dis
affection was brought about, ' by vthe
extraordinary course" of1 Messrs.' JDur-
pmce, r though, pne ofK tljvUeat ucom
binations ieverknown in American
pdlitics.'f We 'have refused thW far
td;giyef ' pur "author, but, we have no
hesitation in: saying that the author
will be forthcoming whenever it is
deemed necessary.
; We decline to publish Mr. Carson's
.letter., because jab, is. couched in such
language as to make it beueath the
dignity and respect of this journal,
and we would respectfully suggest
to Mr. C. that he had better write
hereafter, in terms more becoming a
candidate for a public office of trust
and honor. - .
We stated in one of the original
articles which' gave offense that we
were always ready and willing to
make the amende honorable, if we
were wrong, and we have done so.
When we are right we inever retract.
Our sin in this instance is in charg
ing that Mr. C. is fishing for the radi
cal. vote, by a quasi affiliation with
that party. W e have what we consid
er irrefragable evidence that this is
so, which we will lay before our .read
ers to-morrow,
birth and inheritance,' and ks some 'one
might say he did it hoping to be some . day
benefitted by it. f -i-.-i ,,
But to the point r In the year; 1867, at" "a
time when the proudold 78tate of North;
ERBCanbyi when jmtic hung 'on " the
side of anything but' the right, twaijndicted, we wiU'-edndnct our business exclusively in
for an alleged violation xf the Internal Rev " ' '"' 1
enue Laws; a crime of which I was" inno- 'S.y ; ' - '' H
cent, under a sworn affidavit of oAeWmM Millinery and Fancy Coodd
Colman;" then by the license of rascality and f sf f.
corruption one of the attaches of the; RaI-I ' 't?f p5;?v'
eigh Sfandard!, a paper known throughout) As before made public, our goods were
the length and breadth 6f the States for - is purchased at auch
war'upon the people of the State; ' and its
notorious defamation of the women of the
land. 1. was - arrested and carried before- EXfREMEItf Jtiftt PRICES,
J T Deweesea carpet-bagger, who wassub-l ' " " ; " ' .
sequenUy, byvirtue Uhbridledcorruil i,,,. :ia . 't-j lo
tion, a memteroftheith Congression'i D.ist't that! we are now offering the same at from
and at that time United States Commission J 0 to 100 percentjbelow their real value. We
er. I was bound over before him on' this
trumped up charge; in a bond of two thohs- rTjntrinimed Hats at 50 cts, worth $1 to $150
and dollars, to answer at the Federal Court, . ... , r, , i
at Raleigh. As an evidence that be charge Trimed Hats, all styles and qualities at low
. ( .. - - 1 fiinfrea. ' 1 r I f W'
woo tntnllT crwinnrt pea thA lirnnrli Jure .
yOTT nerehw
'-'5 oerdum jLr 'meet
V- rromptly at City
Hall over Market,
CTues!ay,.2Sth,at .
.So'cIo' ''; .jt m
Applications for
membership will
Ji be consideredv
prePMeroJ-
.( - President,
July28-i-tt
" -'. ; i.
with all its corruption, failed to find a true
bill, and the matter passed out of the recol
lection of all, probably, except myself -Out
of this unwarranted and uncalled for
persecution grew a personal difficulty be
tween myself and Colrfian, subsequently At- Striped Linen at 25 cts peryard worthoO cts
torney-General of the State, and at that strk)Hl Nansook" at 25
THE'OOEAIKHOUSE,
nnHE owner of 1 a ' Atlantic Hotel, finding
1 - Itnece'" 7 ' r" .'ettheflpmrndsoloor
appreciative i ' , i f-r.hed tals
House for the - - v
SBASOH: : qFv1874,
ami it i hnWonened under ,the management
of the undersUrne. il-.lil,-
I My table snftjai sj jpwv "
I best at this f
Popular ISUininer -Resort.
My euests Vni 'hi admttledf free of charge
tb the !n M " "r
HOPS AND iMASQUERADES
. 4- "Till fcr m-'-'Jj!,, 'K" ,
of the other hotel, and Doing In la few feet of
i the waters of, the sound, , .k ft& 7
HOAtd --Ann" in ?vArsrnAHCB
night arid day to take them thither.' or to
other points of interest, for a mere.triflfijj
li- IV. -ft
conveniently located;
2. a '
C6MMTOICATED.
Beware! Logan Carson Trick I!
time in 'full accordM with Holder and 4iU
coaajuiors in me prosuiuuon oi me powers
of the State Government under and .upheld
by the bayonet. ' . ?
Having been at one time in the power of
Deweese and his crew, my friends informed .
me when a warrant for my arrest arrived,
and, acting pndeMhe advice of Maj Mont-
gomery, I went to Canada, and became a
refugee from my native State, through the
persecutions and machinations of 'men
whom I do not consider worthy- to unloose
my shoe lachets.
Throughout this whole affair Major Mont
gomery acted as my personal and legal
friend, all without pay or charge, nor has
he charged me to this day. Called suddenly
from my home by the imperative force of
circumstances, I felt it necessary to put my
business into the hands and cai;e of some
true friend, and that friend was William j
Montogmery. I j ut $2,500 and all my busi
ness into his hands, and it is with real
pleasure and gratitude that even at this
late day when the Major is a caudidate for
the suffrages of our people, that I can bear
unsolicited testimony to his faithfulness
and friendship' for me. Through Tetttcrs Qf
introduction and recommendation to Dr
Crottrell, of East Tennessee, - from him, I
was made welcome at the house of this true j
Southern gentleman, since dead, and with
whom I passed three weeks of my exile, and
whom I shall ever remember with the deep
est gratitude, not forgetting the true, tried
andtrusted friend through whose kindness
and favor I was able to gain an acquaint-
worth 50 cents.
he proprietor -reserves the right to
refuse accommodations xo parties, unaoie uj
. c.l ., 7ata acter. or whose company may.be a nuisance
.-,., I to, himself or bis guests. '. ' ;
July2S-tt. -
Peques at 22i cts per yard, worth 50 cts. .
Towels at 121 cts per yard worth 25 cts. ' t
Corsets at 75 cts each worth 1.25.
Handkerchiefs from 10 cts up.
In Embroideries! Jaconet Edging and In
serting, we are, ottering , great inducements.
THDS ABOBBtNs"
,4i't Proprietor.
I il 'A -
AVI If t.p
Jii
Swiss Mull, ;
?-:'! .Tarlton. (;, - s
Cambric, fcc., &c.
Parasols at extremely low prices.
THE CELEBRATED
Japanese Fans With Chains.
and a thousand different novelties.
i We feel encouraged by the , .many favors
already extended us, in the calls of patrons,
who, we trust, have, purchased at .satisfac-'l
-jjj. ti? -
- vjt
y t . ii- V'JTiJ HIV.
r, Lemon syrup. ,
, Lemon 8yrup. . , .
ron. Pnme..:
iemonsi Lemon Sugar, Lemon ayrup ( j
Easlns, Cbcoanuts, Citron. Prunes. , ' ,
. At The Buing San. u ...... 1
At Tbe Btaing 8un7-v:r
' f'AtTheRftlngStrtr.'
Lemons, Lemon Bus
Lemons, Lemon Sugar,
"R&jslns: Obcoanut8. Clti
VP i"" v''
TT Ml
JEBMwa?.':
. - i
tory prices, and we shall endeavor to merit'l RicnstOHO ftTUnvrxrie, Richkohd & Da
. -. . .- I vtlijs'R? W.,- N.'CwDiVisioHy and Noeth
july 28. ' " . " - '
Wa hoar frrkm rrral aiifVtmifir fhaf. I &T1C6.
tv v vu a a v fcw UUVIIV41VT i . - .
Tnapnh T, fiarsnn (whn aava he ia like 'Xhese JUies nave oeen pennea oui oi no
Wffi" Si- JsttSi1!: desireto injureMa Montgomery's. compet-
J" .J :W . o litor, or anyone else, but they are written out
tickets .printed with bchenck and j ef regard, for oneof my earliest, bestand most
Carton on them, in order to ' deceive I trusted friends, and with tbe hope that I
the UnsuBpecting and thereby get, .his shall in some measure help him to gain the
.id.' Vf.i CAnlr'o ' t . . f favnr nl Rnnnort of t.h noonle of this dis-
ICOBOCtTHICATXD.I V 1 ,
Mm. . J&filD i-When a man becomes a can- 1 :IX'X w"U;;.: ?r iDi" iU
All. Com
munkaUionfc-StrictlvrCoBj&A sold to L-W.?'SanderslEsa,.t found
t i-ftdinfti) It - C v. t . KuUty7pried,t outy new- rjal
5 V. .. V 7 : -V ;"ipd finally-got ;ti o4tie-Acrape dj
BAWITfG9
Iff rroLlwi - t, f.hiitWnttrtrr- find
?. v-JrJU. ,v .EH got out rth'e'a&Hiie1 by;'stibmit-
AUeitavifev';eaU and examine, ipur Ungand-pAyiog-eosts -With-VlUdl-
mx of Prattiny. ryT1'" f ca Jttdg'ethertf iahaPyimcttltybut
-''eilV-U ' ajoryVonhlsJcmintrjmeir havepVo-Addres'.--,-
5 nounced aim.' truUty.: in these three
; :??iri.TlY,u,Ai: MwKrt I fcae.od sopresented bimfpr' irial.
Ineptem trt Rer T
? 3rd Sundav inTSeptem
nier. - .-- - i-f y
'jy Lati
l;Tie Nic Arrangements bave: been
eri'ade tcf hold W grand pienfo- at i Mal
lard i Creekst' jChorcb 'ion? ftheti aecond
f Saturday. (8th) pf. August, to be;Ip'arti-i
Tcmplara,' Sabbath Schools .ahct-ihe
community TeeneraTfly. f Everybody is
expected, and. a gooi.time.wul be had
t Addressea CkjII iSct'deiivered' ai ibt
THE
A Seaside tejsoVt, '
BEAUFORT, n. cr .
4 CONDENSEP TIZXITA
In Effec ouand a.ner Sunday-, JftTy. ,
ft
'OOINO-NQBTH.
Wnd0ftb7tSoftUr dis 1 T EMODELLED and refitted Its present
JO'-PfJIP16 J I K owner, RD Graham, "EsqOf Mecklen-
Ijeave Charlotta. Tf
Air-line JuCt,
" eausDury,
"Greensboro' st
Danville.,'
huh; inn mm iui. a. i T - . -r" rvv "T - -iT I i IX owner. KU wranam, sq., oi juecKien- ix . DanvUle.." '-o
Kemember". fellow citizens that tnct. V m8 them ojirt, and u opeVor the aeason oi lW. under a ' Bandee, f
ir.i,xi,i !MrA,. k- his unmerited kindness inward me and I- . -'. f -' v ,1. ..TiftfW
Wri t ir ilk LT' ? MAWTnrvtrpuv ia r.h venii
; r mine .--.! .,:I-hh. wfnM-.M
far uonservative nominee, lor solicitor , !Tti.u dito'MmmnniMttMi -tarfre to
and see to it that you vote Schenck Lstate that Maj Montgomery iaa- no know-I
and Monteomery on your ticket , and ledee that these facts are given to the pub-
4iif '' ffort on ft.tr' nnrt HiirnAn This man lie thrort&h the riublic press, antf 'that my
(whbsayshe is like a bob tail bull and only ctesireis writing wnan inave.uwuei
- . . . - , , f v rivA iwhniA rnnw-uiRuiuuen er tHiVBfcBUUar-
wnicn every ooay conceaea is true; 'fe man whbm I hope- to ee Solic
nov the regular nominee of the Civil itMsjucialdistriafoEtheM
ii x 1 a. -.fit. s-1 lr T T A I - - . if
me viusei wiuu r, y . avc- i-i; , verv resDeaiuuv. . . . i
mgrobelrCarson is the friend of Logan L--.: f- w Gjbso.; !
and ttr vine by trickery to defeat the ii? Charlotte! NC Julv 27. 1874.
Conservative nominee. '
WlTflHMAN. i-"--
BMAIJ M
,745 p fi
1044 ,
215ani:
V M'
.Nfttfj.'. Management. 5SBSa.S
taM
VExyavi
835 cm.
86 f.
10.54-.".
1 1.15 p.m.
.yn .(hf w
JJ4"r.
AIRTROOMSj
, FRONTING Jnial OC
' Perv ltey $fio Vper:'Treekt 15,00.. , vTwo
Weeks 25,00. Three Weeks , fJ5,00. Four
Weeks $43,00. Calendar Month;mW.
Iff It.j Tha mrnorietoit reserves
th riirht in rffiiH Accommodations to par
ties nnable to furnish satisfactory evidence,
of
be
: STATIONS.' t -irT MAII,
Leave Richmondi 18p ill
rft" r-iisbury 15.
lii? jo"Air-Iine 15
' Arrfreat Charlotte, 16 , kin
Exr'p.'
45 p, m.
: 52 a.m.
8'33?SsV.
u i5r
TS5p4U.
6 65?
jiii! iii ! .nm , ii in ii ..n-
July 28-tf.
r - -..- - - 3. . , i-1 i.". . i unj y iv i nun w uu uicfj nwuv
didaU fbr a mbiie ofil!eawithlhthe aifk of PL "i comfort, ottvehlence or to make aon
1U. AiiKttjL - f Vi- " t.,:-: I ey easily and .quietly, gooa cm
uie pwpie, uia privaMj w nni s u tuwii i offered.; ; H -P Jlelper . pro;
St vif i u- 1 ey easily ana quieity gw ciimu- bww
ill as his public I offered.' H--P, helper, proposes -.-to sell his
character becomes a matter of public com- g01""?
' i - T,'.' . ,.j .- College. r This property Is the toest,and the
menw . I is,oTten through this instrumen- location the best of any other property there,
ialJiy that &fteii kk rewardefl for noble; m
actions, and probably aS often that-men of f arrangements have been made for, and to
bad or infamous characterUre prevented -WBiw-w?
from-gettingint;efflcbftrustiHB r Tbe house 40 64 feeto'-full'
n i v . i i it mnni iiin im.tt. -n r. w
A double
waters may be gathered rpaner many ,ays, A. good brick smoke house, a double brtek
dit'iiJSfrenuenUvynleasant 4brineito f kitchen; a.frame kitcnen room, a .muneice
- - at s . i AJtTOW uiccuswviw
Klutt s uhii!jjurev rfriffiS6
Arrive GeldsborO'
Only vent
arir (j
11 ' " I
LZlSa'Bin
kowtml
Arrltisytn
Lve. jo vosn
5 41
Lte.S30p.in
Oontains Neither Quinine UmMiB
- - Nor Arsenie um$mv-&&?W!
.store . . . to .itavfc!4!. h f f. , ' l ri , .'" ' 'JiLJUl:'.' ll'Ll ;'
know that a noble acUon.done laVeharity,'i frama well, 'wash and milk houe agood
- - ..... -v - - -v - - - it-- I .11 . TWT A TJ
without rewavd, sol the hope erreward r
ten brfijltabwl
Maj W J Montgomery
tyris before the people
District as the. cafidids
K. S nlalma ni ih. vfarfl I Wantr'l M-Mi . -i ' -
r"" "---?-"- " "T? r.,7r , Also adlolnlna the above, with, or sepa-
OX that party forheir supportftnd Iaope I lately, a small frame dwelling, with
W believe the party will give him an ..on- iMiMfJ
dfvided support as its ? nominee,1' bdt there I framed dwelllng.;two atortefr l
are other and higlieV reasonsV why M the f S
"TRTT' IT AND : HE CORED.
i. s fc,Ji twv;t: ; ,
vfreehsl
frive at 8atea 'ff i
m.
Bead thefoltewing-testimonlala from
re 8alem.iM rA.AMM b4r& 00 sl m.
iveat 0reen8boro; ;L? 45xf
, i, i . .. i .. . 9 'if," ,.ti t.
WBU.JTAlMMi1 AAV. V . . . , .
r4iia fiar nMKn. aammer noow. kc. sc. i w. vnnwn MntumRn oi i.ne miiieHi. cnu- i
of Jfjahartus eoun ,?Yi?lrV ! obi lfWasfor; V-r1 1 wirtheii. bound tra
Of ; turJM24tqhl FWf good grape and some otherfwilts. .t fMwerm mm , vrpnF, time tf all
ite for SotteJtbri Boi F . w P"KtE,,jr llr BrYir. i Jr. f 4 I certify that I have used slluxc's uuill i ncKets same as via
iw iW;jovtHw,r,5-j1jJt r non. if the purchaser desires; he may bny.f u iifnrt i'. mt.
i Ail n- m mnih nr tn rarniinre aa ne mar i
KOOU people oi inis uisirim. buuuiu nuuuurv vu luiwuwwr wiiwf vuvw, in "'
t.-j-.di iw-, SmJT ' sAlao.west oC the, Railroad oe ' k40; feet
hirdv Over aryl above party considerations. . front, west, 437 feet; ewdoublecabi,J
"sin the first place I take "occasion, io . say riog cabin?' The raiser Spring,
that he is an able lawyer, and , at, least, J the, inhabitenrt and atndenu, eara go.
feel sure that the nerests of ;the8tate"wm -SKSSll
..w'f.ii.,-' (..j.,.vit,.-: i I yard or; other purposes. ;-AUtnis property
never-mfrer m his hands as n er prosecatina I Tkwvi , frca vrm a.nv inn mbrano.A and bos-
offlfW'r lFJ ' ' v i eeasion may be given almost . aay wmow
f h. J .1..ii Vi-,.
ass iur r- -" i ra vwu u ww u l . - .-
other. - - .
l-. . -'' .TITOS F KLUTT S 1
Tl ILK. TAtcc-rrr ' Greensboro, N a
1os?-JBf CoL'Osborne.rbn' Silntfay J
pcboolticjapt: JJumil rr??Mooref . nYfie-fi amJn:of uhimpwchaule, in. " For anyfa-fcatioB m wiceahd
Juiyjo-iBC k VoRfrn!t to make ft County uonrmiosionert i tion u. m uui, urange. i. i tempt, or who couio oemaucea, w swerve t. juiy-tx. i, .- 'tt;V ii ' r h"1 . , "V 77 r J
train leaving: Raleigh at &41
Greensboro'' witn tne
in makinc theouick-
Northern cifcisvPfice.bf
other rotrtefct-'
n tvoints East of Greens-
Fever and Aaue, and i meat eheerfoUy ,im I connect" at Greensboro ;with f Matt
jmeua fff n----- orfrom points Nprthpr Bouth
; Head Jiwv;J8e X 3( fteifer,, Pastor .; yon- undayayncbbu?Aeemoda
qWltja2uVflr P.':iTfK tkn leave Richmond ae.-a a.tatfttiv
x 1 t,i.-A im'-tlA ".-' it: ass a. m. t Arrive at niclmiond 7Xa a. m.
fiirfh11v'
above, t-1 consider KLUTT-OHILV tJUBE
sucn a real messing to aumauii.
nr KLUTT'S CHIIX CtTKE
Pullman Palace Cars on' all night trains
&-l-Uyt' lout change.) ' rr . . .
.jifti i ., paper8 that haverrangementa to ad
ls for'aaie tiy5! Vertise tbe sched-Ta cj thl ccrapany;Will
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