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SMITH
TmrlN the next nlnty dja, Intend to sell a large Stock of Hea' Woraen'
W So5. .aClaw and O&Udns BOOTS, aHOS and BAXS, wprislnUa4jia,
V&ortto. of wh llw r .ff'iii
MariufMUrw mpfessly io Our Om0ram
those in the surroHndinir country. Will flnd'it to their
w mean to ittGo&'W laW 8 .'M'ow Fprifc." Boston orP
flOT
ge3-ly
'PSgSPVIWGS ., BANK
A". OF
-1IECKIJENBXJBG
CHARTERED BT ACT OF
b aitkhtq ; norrK, rade st.. charlotte, at. c,
'" "
wepared to transact a geheral Banking Business. Cash advanced on Cotton, Man
nfcctured Goods ated Mciandjsa stOTeq in Warehouses and covered by Insurance
also on Stocks, Bonds and other Securities.
Deals in tioiaaaa cuvw.voinjaxcBange, cnmon, ijanK wotes, Bonds, Stocks, Ac.
Money. rerefye4n'4eBlttslieCt to cnck. Interest bearing Certificates of Deposit
WtneA for money when left 'fn time according
Collections made On all accessible points ;
tnitted for on date of payment.
h Directors and
E. C. Grisb,
. iX Mkjadlat, of Stenhouse, Macanlay & Co.
0 1 3- W.'MclIjrteAT. of MoMnrray & Davi?,
B. H. Moobx,
J. w. Wadswobth, -n Wa WiUSiSB, oi uuer
8. P. SMITH, President i Tr L: VAIL, Cashier. C N. G. BUTT, Ass't Cashier
New, yorkCQtre8pondeat Impofters' and
, Charlotte Agency, Ofet; llth,4874.
THIS ROAD 18 A ' FA-RT OF THR GREAT
ATLANTIC
which is one of the most reliable lines of transportation in the South, and connects witht
all the first-class Steamers, running between
CHARLEST0!f, mLimGTON ANDi FQRT8M.OU JH , TO BALTI-
-MORE, PHJliADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
, (; PBOSIGEI 4ND FALL RIVER.
and in a few days with STEAMERS FROM 8AVANNAH. CHARLESTON AND
We gife gtimaiMSylLSiiomt 1 a n -
r cm i COTTON YARNS,
. -il r.nii.; utH 1 i . Um ill-
at rates aslow.is the lowest andJiave fewer
quicker time, foarvanvljnl rnnniing out of
a. Kaiiroad, before Shipping your Ireighie, and
m The Old Reliable Route.
Col. John B.-Pherci f r r
f
Jas. Anderson, ' '-"
A. Pope, . TmrjBBy
ep 11, ly
i'SC,
THEtWrdand-iwst Jotfor the season, of
tbosk ,beaitiluijl43Y JCARRJAGES.
Ullsoon, before they are ajlgooe. ,t,
MiwiN8aiii,B00k.gbrrHat iTree
m Spht Bottom Chairs. . 7 : ?. )'! - r , ,
repo-t "A'tt - fl
rtf
. W. CHALK,
GSO. W. CHALK, & :co;
conniisio 5iEScnAsrT8r
AHD DXALKBS DT ''
rain, Floury Baeonf CtroeHest
OHABLiOTXK, N. C.
Special atten'u'glVen'b'consignments ot
ifw n. for of in other markets, and
"Deral advancesmade. jtrne
. .who'! tnirrJi )o 4vn v.
lV. ilvmm. T l..r.i, '.f " .. n.-i'
fnnn . . - . v f JSi.'i'.-l'X1"''' U' fill !
1 ia oniy nrst olass ' Hotel between Unar
lott rtd Atlanta. ThU Hpnsehas
JUSl been retMintl. . Mtnmiahv1 fa
SfnT1 0011 anient ;b tkeJbusiness part 01
W- Ufflmhnt irv ind mn th TVtJ -'1
..HDTELv
vvf
NATIONAL
J'iil T I V . r .. . ,
- vrtJrDEEUVIANSYEUP, Si
i v . .... ..
JVl u convenienwr. alMuAed fominer; i
City eUl $m&T 9oase;ln the;
Omnthnmm AvTTvj irft ui !':
seps-tf.
,,in,; d,n i.'. tVTJ.rJt
Doardern Wairite4. im'Miii
M.fi2?flnow' Pn for thereoptl&S
9niniM.UAI1f.JW i I ft. lAHfl 1
bckardMi " ' . t . m. .1
TrTAk'XW JdJaiaV? CoffeelFIbbMspecSlMAc
.J?1 blow Charlotte Hota.lc. CairandexambTe.' ResrclH ?F
tty2J6m. -Up?. ortaOlTTTB tALENDkR
W.S.IWEBBS
Shoes
AND SHOE HOUSE .
fx -a
COITNTT, N. C.
THE
IEaiSIATT7BE.
few idtnV iovo.
j$ 100000
1,000,000
to agreement.
promptly aoknowled on
receipt, and re-
Officers.
R. I. McDoweij.,
R D. Collins,' f
S T. 8jcrrH. ' '
a; Alexander,
Traders' National Bank. feb 4. ly
81
DOMESTICS.
J
1
transfers, more careful handling, and make
Charlotte. Call at the office of the C, C. &
you will find ptto yomr. advantage to Ship
3i
President.
Gen'l Manager.
Gener.il Superintendent.
Gen'l Freight Agent.
W.W. PEGRA tfr Ageiat'
Durham Tobacco !
Jolm-Hf McJIIWee
oners ro Dealers, Chewers and Bmokers a
large Tot. of manufactured tobacco at low
pnces.-Jiis f , ... , ... . : ... :
ANTE-BELLUM DURHAM BRAND
is not excelled' dri the market.
Address at Statesville, N. C.
juneiafiiroX" m,s.ittc07cl biv& mvitir
Encourage Home' Industry.
: THE ' DIXIE FULIP I
1H& BEST PUMF FOR THE LEAS7
.xfi t MONEY 7.
satisiacnon uaarameea or no
Trade.
Diploma Awarded at the Iast JPWr!e
the CarpllBas
fRHfl! AXTB ruMP js.!Sqli noanperi-
lj or toany wcwdentPttrtft iiow flfered 4 to
bhej)pijc,;ftf is fafuthern iJProdctioni i
made,at
rown aoors..oioiir.own.niaxeriai. i
Mrties alnt I this tPuinp
esQ&in&lp,its
eapnese,, tdurabinty. and
emcii
ncessa
seas oj
named who are nslnz the runiD:..
W"F Davidson, Mayor of Charlotte,
dson, Mayor of Charlotte, v u
AiaxwelUSe
der, 8 M Howell. James Johnston, Ori? Free-1
land. ,RChrane,Cyrus , Hunter, J M 1
MCMurray, js M Mier. JlJi, Andrews, . ur.
JWDej yipoont ,V- 45 xates. ... v
i I. If sjpiBictiorei sad iiold.brmv '
:;;v
ao'
ITrade Street, Charlotte,' N.C
WANTED To contract for a lot of yel
low pepiaf heart luutbehs' ' M A
ap115
Simmons Hepatic
1 .))' U:
Jno O Baker's Cod Liver
HWfiirnrOj
JastJttttiYedV unit
W.B
sepfB'
4 ,v,a, d.-i-
. anil i-.!n-fj.
"2
s.T?r!
rnktmbm- KniYte ! ' i f 1 "5"
P.kf i
flfof Svor,.Id be lea
i - ..t. m . M . -
pwMirtteauQnj
iaiiy receiiuK,irKe uvuwuuajup uy:preacui,
and
COAST
OF LIERCHANDISE
icyi oufi laeemea venureiy . wi t east a
nr I nnlu. vib 'tn Iha. ,hl lAVIIIir rltl.'l I '
CharLoiLe iiiuim mahwothers. not Iiit---
PTTBXISHKD ST
Charles v B. Jones. ; Proprietor.
Office, Springs' Building, Trade Streets
KATX8 or BUB8CSIFTIOH .
Oaily One year in advance,
At
$7 00
3 50
1 75
60
Three Months, in advance,
One month, in advance.... .
Weekly, one year,
2.00
Bnbscnbers will please look out for
uxe cross mark on their papers. They are
thus ' notified that their term of subscrip
tion haa expired:; and are respectfully re
quested 5 to renew at once.
r4 BATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square one time
$1 00
1 50
. 2 00
. 2 50
. 3 00
; , two toys...
three'
fbar davs.
j .nveaays
4C
:t?Vt-flnft'''aaV
3 50
5 0O
WQ Wee ire
Xhree weeks
6 60
8 00
taken at
, "'-one'inonth
- 'SSTLdSmtract 5 Advertisementa
proporionately low rates.
Mye Squares estimated at a quarter-column,
and ten squares as a half-column.
CHARLOTTE MARKETS.
1 J Cotton Market.
Reported Daily by Oates Bros.., Cotton Com
mission Merchants.
Charlotte, N. C, Oct. 15, 1874.
Inferior gio
Good Ordinary,.
Hi
ijow Middling,
Middling...-
Market closed weak.
Sales to-day, 301 bates
13(5il31
13 141
. 13 14
Country Produce.
Buying Rates.
Reported by G. W. Chalk Co.
Bacon Hams, per lb 16
I' Sides, 15
Shoulders, 12
" Hog Round, 14
Beeswax 25
Butter Choice, 45 a 50
Brandy Apple, 75
0 Peach. 75
Eggs, per dozen, 25
Flour Family, per sack, 4.00
' Extra, 3.75
" , Super 3.50
r--Dried Apples, 2.00
' Peaches, 2.25
1 M vBlaokberries
Green Apples-- per bushel. 00
Chickens, spring, each 18 a 20
. ; grown,
Turkeys. ? 50 a 75
" 'Ducks, 20
Grain "
CW White, per bushel, 112J
" -Mixed, 110
Wheat Red, per bush, 1.30
- L. White, 1.35
Oe-Black 75
r' White, 80
Peas Pure clav, 75
" Mixed, 75
Hides Dry, 14
" Green, 7
1 lord Good. .L: 18
; ; gonunon, iq
Meal White, 1.20
Onions,
75 a 80 (57 lbs to fcushel)
Potatoes Irish,
50
$1
10
Sweet.
Wool Tub washed,
35
Unwashed
25
Free from. that venality which cor
rupt the eoMetonCe or that pity which
crrvpu justice." '
CITY BUL.LETI S.
The moon is getting high up. Neow !
Not so cold last night. A man could, ex
ist up t&juidnight without anf overcoat. V-
-TheoloTed brass band played' several airs
on the Central Hotel corner last night, about
12 o'clock. They a) improving.
An unusually large number of ladies
graced lbCltreets wifh .their presence yes-
Jim Pethel and Robinson Reid, colored,
were before the Mayor yesterday for an af-
frav. and were fined S3 Wl erh
v-otron, potatoes, c., have been made to
wir. tnrougn tne influence 01 tne severe
Irosts of the past few mornings.
, two JiV'ie cuiKiren caie near oeing run
over by two loose horses, on Church street
yesterday.-, They narrowly- escaped t serious
injuries.
Mr. R. N.'Orhnes, who was hurt by the
distressing accident of "JTednesday. after;.
noon, was able to be up and .out on the
streets yesterday. He will be entirely res
tored in a day or two more.
Oaf townsman, Col. R. M. Oates. return
ed home yesterday, from a trip to Texas.
He docs not give a cheering account of the
financial condition of the South, as he saw
and heard of it from Southern men.
The JJew Fair of the Carolinas begins in
less than three weeks1 from this time. Are
the farmers, mechanics, artisans, ladies, and
the general public, preparing for 'it ? There
is 'but little time left noT for gettings things
f exbibit,on
Lf ror exniDicon.
It is time now to cease washing until next
gnn'n. whAn v. n k
W 4de of getting into a tubful of
: water; such weather1 - as'- this,' is enough to
gloom over the whole community.
walk down. Trade street ' from Tryon,
through College and to the ' cotton platform,'
is all that is necessary to convince one that
ken place, and that money is beginning to
circulate more freely.
'Wjoddson, of the.Raleigh News', ht& made
arrangements with the Secretary of-theNew
Fairof thwCatolfnaBrtO pitcfr-alent bnM
grounds here during fair week. Said tent
W"l have in it a performing moskTi and a
v Tne funeral oi Mr Moses Alliaonthe. victim
of the falling rafters ot i Wednesday 'after
nooa, was largely attended yesterday, after-
noon The services took plaee from-Tryon
Street M. E. Chnr.andwwj-ponducted by
the pastor Rev. P. J. Carrawav. .
TWf'KiXaS : tfKftff Itvl
I ' AL&ere ipwppsw vine in me , gsraen oi
IXtr T n rkUinn. nf thi! citv rbiiUMu4.
off many victinv One tienian
i' i. ; t-i - .i
on
i ,mi
le press this season.
it lwrajy-iojMpumpjKi03gnaem 1 aione nas iosiwgni .iup.eys jrom it. ne
iler tusn a nau ousnei, measure., , jinis i says ina xerosene on is a proiecuon agamsc
etsaway wtwtfl'pnnipwir Tine wmci i k. -eomeot w jowls were sicav,whenne
hands'ofu
Comrt at Shelby. ;:7':i;'";
.' Cleayeland Court began at Shelby on Mon
day, Judge Schenck presiding, and Mr. So
licitor Montgomery prosecuting in behalf of
the State. We have learned some news con
cerning the Court, from. ,a friend who was
present; There. was aTeryAlare crowd in
attendajiie, jbd tioxilunlunially full.
ifii.l'llwi tibfle hearing of
otBtrjginijj ases.l esday," the drug
gists of the town'wetebxw selling
French brandy. In the case of W. A. Wray,
it was shown that a physician ordered the
brandy for a sick lady, and the question
was made whether French brandy is a nled
icine. A great diversity, of opinion prevail
ed among the lawyers, but the case was de
cided for the defendants. It is strange that
any lawyer shotilof pretend to know what
Preaeh brandy is. ' - v - .,-r
On Wednesday, a negro was arraigned fof
rape on a 9 year old girl. Elwood waa also
arraigned for the homicide - near Kings"
Mountain. These, with the case of Thomas
Gladden, who slew Calvin Rippey near Shel
by a few montns ago, the particulars of
which were published in the Observer at
the time, makes three capital cases to be
tried this term of Court.
On Tuesday, Judge Shipp obtained a writ
of injunction against the Carolina Central
Railway Company, as prayed for by Dr. M
M. Orr, of this city, whose claim for dam
ages sustained by him by the company run
ning its track through his land.has not been
paid.i.u: -
Our informant, apropos of Courts lawyers
and Judges, says he observed at dinner at
Border's Hotel, one day while in Shelby, a
Judge of theaprerae. Conrt, a Judge of the
Superior Oorfrt; janyex-JadgeT? adjudge of
Probate, and a candidate for JadMallaiitine
in i row like T? seven little JhjunV of
Shelby is improving two snislbwn lots
recently sold for fS.eOO.'-The" town has 10
stores, 2 drug stores, 4 churches73 schools, 3
confectioneriesv a Grange, Temperance, Ma
sonic and Literary Society, about 1,000 pop
ulation, and bought last year some 3,200
bales of cotton. Esto perpetua. The people
are intelligent, active and progressive, and
the Obseevee .subscription book shows
that they area people of taste and judgment
in the matter of newspapers.
:
Murder Meat Foal.
We learn privately of a foul murder which
was perpetrated some days ago in Ruther
ford county. It appears that one Joe Hodge
and a fellow named Hyder, both .attaches
of the Rutherford county Ku Klux hunting
gang, bought some stock from two cattle
drovers. After some time they took up a
suspicion that the drovers were hot the
lawful owners of the stock, and started after
them, both taking different roads. Hodge
went to a negro cabin and made the darkey
take his gun and go with him. .Suddenly
they came np with the drovers, and Hodge
with drawn pistol, ordered them to surrender.
They made some demW, wheretipQrt Hoege
urea, ana severely, wounueu one ai tu9 M'fu
The other tried' tofirel; tot .failing'; to do ,
with Hodgehoenatidie off
rolverinthefe The latteljfthen
closed
his revol
shouted to the negro to corne jaidT 6hoot his
ant agonist, wlii;ffimBfQghis
ean at the man's' lreasL and blortine
is
heart in pieces while 'Hodge heldh
" . . i .' 1 CI TS ml "Sir
8uch are the facts as reported. -The other
drover is not expected tolive. Hodge went
before S Radical magistratoandgate atmall
bond for hiSAppearance. - He. is one of the
Logan ite creatnres' that vhelped to maltreat
the so-called Kn Klux . in 1871.
A Proposed lecture.
We propose going ?intq , the lecture field.
Mr. Lindley'sllectures o Africa are.yeryiAr
teresting and lristructiei' and the : tnmd is
situck wiin w.onaer ac me customs anu car
ryiQgSLQn
hale; into
our1 lecture- Ori 5 'HJhe sprits'5.5
Points," anfcprovtf all wrf say Tly the police
The only differences betweea Mr. Lindley's
heathen and ours. are. IsL ours sneak the
Enghsh language and hflr don't, znd. Ours,
or some of them, wear clothes, . and his
don't. But' then ours get drunk and fight,
and his don't ; ours get up before the Mayor
and go to the lock up. for two or three , days
and when they get out go arid
thing over and are hauled" up again, and his
don't ; ours do all sorts of meanness just be
cause it is meanness, and his generally have
some other object, and ; we venture to say
that, in our little Five Points, there are more
rows, more cracked heads and more noseless
faces in one year, than in the whole domin
ion of King Hiwasseeknmpoop, or whatever
his name is.
Altogether, we'll bet a steamboat ticket to
Africa that ours are a more progressiva class
of heathen (in wickedness), can get drunker
1 j i a w nan tht mmn Kiii
sedness generally in a shorter time, and know
less.'
his.
about justification by faith, than
An Omission. '
In the Jist ' of cotton buyers in
Charlotte,
as published by us Wednesday morning, we
:
omitted the name of the oldest one in the
city Col. L. S. Williams. He has been in
the cotton trade in Charlotte for the past 20
y.rttBe0.n f
6ne year.The first ten thousand balesof
cotton ever sold here, was bought bjr CbL
WilKams and W;W. ElmS Bq;J KVt
'that-OaLTr.ias:ioii;a.WL
mJi -ii ;"it :.'; uni..MnAiu).4iwi.:i
room by sickness which has been protract-
ed through eight weeks, is ierhape Jhe reas
on why our memory fa iled to recall r hun
hen we were writing up the list of cotton
buyers in thrsUlSAHl .A D
:3 30iD
Vftff ' 1W nmrX
I rnis aisease has seizea upon tne t fowls dl .
thir nd Tinn1rwnAn toll n fm- Mifs.
i;r:.:i..i--i".tAi i i
dropped somer kerosene down their 'throats
with a feather and they recoyered.
of rtjGse people ; talJLhese, will
insignifilipfce wheaiwe deliver
6f 'the-Flvfe
- m . -rr .
Baliroad Itesas. ;.
We hear a rumor that a change will take
place shortly .in the schedule - of the day
train on the liorth Carolina Railroad, and
of the accommodation freight and passenger
train otfithe AirLrae, whichfiOw connects fMpjere, tbMTose who jowertaes can rnusrattenhon of the Trades Invited to a
with it. ' The train on the North road Will "Mve'fS injh mat f- v hirge, handme and well aerected
arrive here at 9 P. M., as it did last; Winter, 1e STiIK
and the Air Line freight and passenger will
leave immediately afterwards. , 1
We learn that next week,' through passen
ger cars will be run from Charlotte td'Tex-,
arkana, via Charlotte, Columbia and Augus
ta, Georgia, Western Atlantic, Nashyille and
Chattanooga,' Nashville and North Western,
Louisville and Memphis, Memphis and Little
Rock, and Cairo and Fulton Railroads.
We hear further, tnat after this week
-ai ilzzlSl -fzimt c if ,
throfigli passenger cars will be run from
Charlotte to Little Rsck via Atlanta and
Richmond Air Line to Atlanta, thence oyer
the Georgia railroad to Augusta, and from
there by the same route as that described in
the previous paragraph.
. One can, after the above described arrange
ment goes into effect, travel from- Charlotte
to Gajycston, Texas, with only one change
of carsthat at Texaikana. This is railroad
ing on an extensive scale.
A Stranger and Taken Iu.
Yesterday, an old negro man, named Ned
White, came here from Lancaster county,
S.C., with cotton for sale. After seiling
this, he began "'swinging around the circle"
to See the sights of the city, and soon found
himself in the Fiye Points. Here he had no
difficulty infinding folks willing to, assist
him in his Ksearch,Ml it was TioVldng
before he found himself betting against a
sleight of hand trick manipulated by two
negroes. The trick was in a spool with a
piece of ribbon around it. The sleight of
hand man showed his victim the spool with
the ribbon on it, then took the ribbon off,
put the spool back in his closed hand, and
bet $20 thatwhen he opened his hand, the
ribbon would be on it- The old man bet
readily, and it came to pass that he found
himself minus his $20. A eiMi ingenious
changing of spools, was sufficient for the man
with the trick to take the stakes.
The old negro then went before the May.
or and swore out a warrant. The names of
the men are Harry Hampton and Har
din, alias Peppers. When the police went
to execute the process, both the men fled,
and, notwithstanding a lively chase was
giyen, they were not overtaken. Harry
Hampton has a store in Five Points, and
the stock of goods was attached. So the
old man recovers his money and learns
something which will be to his advantage
in the future.
Another Fair Paper.
An association ofprinters tn this office,
Messrs. McCraney, Brown & Elam, will pub
lish a -papef daring Fair week and call it
the Fair Advertiser. Each and every day of
the Fan-, 1,000 copies of it will be sold and
distributed free among the visitors. Busi
ness men who desire to communicate with
the persons here attending the Fair, are
recommended to use this publication as a
ttS?'-a- 7?m"
motfate abont seventeen columns of adver-
usciJicuui, anu we iayc uuuui LUCJ nuf,
with little difficulty, get all they want.
The Advertiser will contain each morning,
the programme for the Fair that day, a re
port of the proceedings of the day preyious,
and also whatever local matter of interest
there may be, . ...
Eclipse of the Moon.
On the night Of October 24th, he moon
wiU he tyrtally ecUppeds throughout the Uni
ted States, the first time here in several
years. East 6f longitude 109 west, the mid
dle of the eclipse will take place early in the
morning of Sunday, 25th, but west of that
longitude, late in the evening of Saturday,
the 24th.
Although the eclipse is called total, and
the whole moon,. will pass through the shad
ow, of the earth, our satelite will not wholly
disappear, but w', remain," visible, of the
hue of tarnished copper. This eclipse, as
above stated, may be seen throughout the
United States and all North America.
t-t
I be Atlanta Fair r
We understand that quite a number of
our citizens have it in . contemplation to vis
it the Georgia State Fair, which begins in
Atlanta next-'Monday Every preparation
has been made for a grand gathering of peo
ple, and the display of articles, the friends
of the Fair say will be the. largest ever
witnessed rathe "State." The anthonnes or
the Air Line Railroad have reduced their
rates so as to carry visitors to and from At
lanta for one fare, and we doubt not many
of the people of Charlotte will embrace this
fayorable opportunity for visiting the Gate
City of the South.
Elections on the
Fence Qnestlen.
Elections were heW -yesterday in Crab
Orchard and Mallard Creek Townships, on
the question of the fence law. We have
not received the result , of the election at
either box, but gentlemen who came in
from Crab i .Orchard;-, in the afternoon, m
I - 11 A. 1.1 - mmm-mA.l.mm. Ml"
hjrt$kh.-f- nd thev "Vers' fthe
1 " ,. r -
opinion that titnb fence" would prevail.
We have no advices whatever from Mallard
Creek.
"f
It
Music In the Air."
was right funny to see that countryman
yestexdviging , pat(woeoowpo5 a iwo-
horse wagon, and playing as u lor oear me,
;.aeEfl wlwdtoiidsnttraw
I wrohssenVMdltf'anobJeUow'wto
PII'PT''
jakilwjiri Admhing glance
around upon his more accomplished com
panion . We couldn't , help thinking about
mimi icon us
it:
wew wt Aiccofaeoii.
T bf(? b'.-Iitl Jl Mi .'t 1" ' ; VJPSA 10
;(We- take'DleaSnreMti 'stating 'that" Rev.
Tiepfgeger wpmtm?&wmti
" mLi ' il tUM9 Af
will deliver sn address Sat e the Ceurt House
this evening .fenfipsln-
vitiUior extended to . the public to be
present, and we hope a large crowd will be
out.
I. Notice to Delinquents.
After the 20th inst., persons interested, can
see at he Sheriff's office, the list of names
of those persons whose property will be ad
vertised for sale to pay taxes. It is not amiss
property advertised." Bat Sheriff Alexander
tontistind wilTaave the mony due thecoun-
ty.an AState, if not by one means then by
another.
Marriage oi a Rock Hllllan.
'- Our young friend, Allen Jones, Esq., of
Rock Hill, B.C., brother of Johnstone Jones,
Esq., of this city, was married last night at
L , . . s . . ?.'-- .
Of that town. His friends m this place, and
he has tnany o them here w?l cordially
Join ns in wlshtng him all of the' joy and
prosperity which is supposed to follow upon
a young man's throwing off the miseries of
single cuasedness, and taking his stand
the army of the Benedicts.
r f- '..
in
The Water Carts.
The water carts continue to traverse Trade
and Tryon streets daily; ' but it is nearly
time for them to hang up until another seas
on. They added largely to the comfort of
th city during the Summer just ended, and
Mr. Gallman can congratulate himself upon
the fact that he has done what no one else
ever did before, though several have tried
it, the has succeeded in watering the streets
in a satisfactory manner.
Died
At the residence of her husband, at Pine
ville, on last Saturday night, Mrs. M. M.
Wallis, of congestion of the lungs, with ty
phoid symptoms. She was in her 44th year,
and leaves a large circle of mourning friends.
Married
On the 13th inst. by the Rev. R. H. Grif
fith, Mr. Sidney Austin to Miss Bettie
Stone.
Kew Advertisements.
MASONIC.
MEMBERS of Excelsior Lodge No.
XX 261- A. F. and A. M., are requested to
' N be punctual in their attendance at a
regular communication of their Lodge to
night (Friday) at 7J o'clock, sharp,- as busi
ness in reference to the New Hall, will be
brought before the meeting.
Visitors are fraternally invited.
' THOS, SYMONS,
octl5lt. .Secretary.
Come and See Us,
OPPOSITE
"DEMOCRAT" OFFICE.
Next door to McAden's Drug Store. :
W
E now offer to the trade, one of the best
stocks of NEW GOODS, just bbneht
on best terms; consisting of Ladies' Dress
Goods, White Goods, Bleached and Brown
8hirtings, and Sheetings, Pillow Casings, Ta
ble uamasks, jnannel. Blankets, Ladies'
and. Gents' furnishing Goods, Shawls, Otto
mans, Silk Scarfs, Bugle Belts and Trim
mings, Imitation and Real Laces, Ribbons,
Ho.isery and Alexander Kid Gloves. Also
an elegant stock of Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Ladies' and Misses'' Miles Shoes, Black
Cloths, Fancy Cassimeres, Water Proof
Cloths, Jeans, Plaid Linings, Tickings, fec,
Respectfully,
ALEXANDER, SEIGLE A CO.
octl6 tf.
' Jnst lleceived.
SPLENDID lot of Fancv Pa;
ner. elerant
IX tinted three-cornered.. .Envelopes, witn
paper to match, suited for notes. Also the
Oriental Pattern.- A new style just out.
oetlO tf. PHIFER& STEELE.
A NOVELTY.
fTlHOSE Ferneries, such beautiful parlor
A ornaments. A noyelty for this1.', tnar-
ket. ! Come and see them.
octl6-tf. PHIFER & STEELE.
50 BUSHELS MOUNTAIN APPLES.
20 Bushels Chestnut. -
YN consignment, and roust be sold to-day,
J if possible, at my new store, first door
beloW Shelton's New Furniture Store, East
Trade Street. B. N. SMITH.
octl6 tf.
Pat Grass-fed mountain Beef!
THE undersigned announce to the citizens
of Charlotte, that they have establish
ed a butcher's business in the city, and will
keep
best
on hand,- a regular, supply of the
Honutain
Beefy
at the very lowest, cash prices.
Stall
in the
Market House."
i For our character and standing, we refer
to Gov. Z. B. Vance, Dr. T. J. Moore, E. Nye
.Hutchison, J. B. Rankin.
OCtl6 tf. Ji. .. Jf JHJN lAJBiHi UU.
, H0TICE.
THE gentleman to whom I gave mysnon-
ey and certificate on Wednesday night,
last, to take care of while I was intoxicated,'
will please send ;the ,same to me at, Fort
M1HS, D. V-
JOHN KKIBALL.
LOTS FOR SALE.
WE offer for sale the valuable property
comnrisine Soiuare No. 58. to the City
of Charlotte, making eight lots, excepting
- the -rt of a lot : occupied by James Moran,
I . . . A Lmmmm . AMWAMfuil VmrnrnT tKik tMtb f 44wl
fraction covered by tne track of tbe
North CaroUna Railroad.
i ,
If not deposed of privately before
the
24th of November, (next) said property will.
be then sold at Auction, at the Court House
in Chailotte, jbeing Monday of Court.) j
Terms i cash, balance in 3 and 6 months,
wito interests- '; ' '!; ;' -l;V i
: Title undoubted, and no r money asked
till party is satisfied on this point ,
,J. S. PHILLIPS,
RUFUB BARRINGER,
M - Aeent and Attorney or shj v. n. xu vqj
0SXlt ,1814 U l.-- t' !15i0 I i
TBS GREAT ORiamAL
1 ; ... ' t . -.1 , .
will givetwoof therr side-splitting perfor-
rsrssiu- iwt ,
V CHARLOTTE OP32BA HOUSE j f
Monday and Tuesday, October .520.
rpHE largest and best Troupe traveling, ac
X companied bv a first-class Brass . Band.
and eiehteenStar
lers'Msee uneir
programmes and bflhv'
amission ss usual, leere pu tu, j
o'clock ; commenbs.atSVciock. : j-
H. A. GARVIN,
octl4 5t. Manager,
" a . f . a , I
at f
,-,A
At Tate's
Factorv.
An leianf
befoeoffi!m
Ladies' Dress Goods,
from the cheapest to thefinest.
JEANS, CASSIMERES; -.' .:
LIN8EYS, FLANNELS? Ac,
will be sold at LESS THAN CIT& PRICES.
- READY-MADE! CLOTIIING,
Hats. Caps, Boots Shoos,
-Notion, and fancy Dry Good,'
at prices that cannot fail to plcase.
Groceries, Hardware, . Crockery, and all
kinds of Plantation Goods, will be sold as
LOW or LOWER :' sn the West.
Highest Cash r" aiwaVs paW for Cot
tonweights to vi respond with ithe farm
er's. No breakage or charges . tqr. weighing.
Cart and examine our stockV'' '
MOUNTAIN ISLAND MILLS.
Octl4-tf ; , .( , ; . - ; ,
Southern JTome copjr' f. , '. "" '
i aaiiv increasun tHa rim. -t.u n
Walk np to the Capjtaln's Ofiee.
BUCKWHEAT Flour, new: and . good.
; Edam and Factory Cheese, Milk Bus
cait and Pilot Bread. Received to-day.
octlS tf, , J. S;M. DAYIDSpN Agt.
Valuable City Lots Fori Sale.
I will sell at the Courr House door in
Charlotte on Saturday ;the ' 17th i inst. at
12 o'clock the following valuable property.
1 -Lot on Trade Street 31 feet front and
140 feet deep and the remains "of the store
house recently, occupied by J. .L.1Brpthers
& CO. ' ; . .
1 Store House and lot , bcetfpretf, by
Frahkenthal, 80 ftet front? and 198 feet de
S.
leep.
on Trade Street near the Oourt 1 House.
lgood dwelling-rand -lot nn corner of
Cemetery Avenue and" 9th Street occupied
by J. B. Glarkspn,
Terms i cashU The ' remainder in' the
equal payment at 120, 24 months, a8" per
cent interest, . : ,,
.JOHNE BRdWN,
oct.9--tds. f!" Attorney.
r ' --.U
FRESHER STJLL- . ,, .
Hams; Breakfast Meafs; Beef Tongues.
Irish Potatoes, Onions, Goshen Butteoreain
cheese, Scotch Herring, 4tc We -defy . com
petition in prices. Finest of French candy;
Nuts of ail kinds, Bread, cakes, Pies.! Ac,
. made of the beat material, and goingi off. fast
for cash at
W . N . P RAT HER. AO'O V 8 .
one door above the Market.
PHIP EK & SirEELE,r .
Book-Sellers . and, : , Stationers, . Dealers i n
Fancy Articles and Music. " . .
WE are daily receiving our large stock of
Books and Stationery, to ' Which we
respectfully call the attention of buyers in
that line. A large assortment . of. School
Books, now on' hand, Plain and Initial Pa
per of all kinds and prices. Fancy Articles,
sufficient to please the most fastidious. In
our store, we have $1000 worth of, music, so
selections to suit all can be made. ' We 'are
the regular Agents for- Sjtinw.ay :fc ;Ben's
riano-J? otes (acknowledged to be the best
in the wbrld) and have one of his superb Ih-
8t rumen w, in our store which . we would: be
happy to show to all, especially ; those .con
templating the purchase of this household
necessity. 'fi-MiiiHi"
Give us a call. No trouble to show our
goods. Resnectfully, ' . .
octHMf. ' PHIFER'hTELE:
!- : i V"-ij
FRENCH Mustard, EogfishAnd American,
Pickles, Potted Hams and Turk eyj, Sar
dines, Tomatoes, 8alhiori,s Egg BESfChlt,
Milk Biscuit,:. Maccaroni, iKaaiq,iriing
America and Pine Atmle Cheese. Gelatine.
Jelly, Brandy Peaches,'Corri Starch Silver
Gloss; and Ohio Starch, Parafine tCan'dle
and Ground Rio Coffee. RfiClTed, te-dty.
J.sTMrDAVDS6N;
"sept 25 ''-- Tradereet".
Robert TannaliiU 3 & 6.,
COMMISSION, . MERCHANTS,
NO. 130 PEARL STREET,
New York.
P. 0. Box 237.
oct3 ly
I.Y
CTRCTJLAR.
HAVING again "located in Oharleite, I
nuke my respectful salutations to my
old friends and acquaintances. I am how
in the Retail Department of that justly
, celebrated firm of s Messrs., Wittkowsky :&
Rintels. where I shall be pleased to watt , on
all my patrons- I guarantee to them polite
attention and just treatment.
: very Kespecunny
!I0J2m M-D. L. MCLEOD.
We Beat the World; r
At the mslng Sun,
ON Northern Apples, Irish Potatoes, Ban
naonas, Lemons,. J.8 kinds of the most
Celebrated Crackertin1Anierica,'J(ndies at
Wholesale, Ground Peas, (a specialty,) Bread,
, Cakes, Pies of every deaOTptws . f. ,
aenlo tr. v. a. nuLiivr at kaj.
'Jim.
Fbifer & Steele -'i l-
tTEEP constantly' haWdall Ae' 1 latest
XV PictoriaU and;reriodicals7of e day.
, (?all and see our.new. and ybjilhlstock
oi Vuromos. v.w-r.
"CI VERY'bddy 'to5 ihow1 ihat ' Walker A
JDi Gibson ! are. now prepared to : feedall
that are hungry, with the neat, tne .Wf""
affords.
MeaZs sent to aif pans oi toe wj,
and at all hours. :
ctlt-tt
J! tr-
Oonipay SPti M fH??4-
mHE public are hereby . notifiecL thatibe
lregnlsr Mail or Passeriger Train nm'this
Road will run between Oompany Shops snd
Qokisboro(both ways.), u., 'i . ? " ? t ' )
On Sunday, October Uth, ariiSundatyfiX
r tober 181874. .
ct lw.V; : Master Trsnapertation
S
IMM.ON'S. Hepatie.ipowa
iMrAi TJver Disease, Dyspepei
new
and
-
10 V
WuTn,rlFAtArtvi aharaa" eifB
ing and
1 -Stock in the Meclchlrargor Sec
ond Building and Loan Association. ,
aug22-tf. JNO. T. BUTLER.
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