I
ALL
IPilli
.IT
HpflDO ase -DBoote - and ' Shoes
' TO BE SOLI) AT THE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
JVyon- CHARLOTTE, JV.C, Nearly opposite Central Hotel.
WTTHIK tbe next ninety days, we intend to sell a large Btock of Ken Women's
Sow's. Ulaa-oa' ud Children' BOOTS, SHOES ud HAIS, comprising all grades,
large proportion, or. which nave Deep
Merchants in Charlotte,
ariva.nt.ua to call and e:
Wo-mean to sell Gooditu low as any novae in sseto row, hosioi
with freight sdded. They can always save the expense of a trtgNoH
"ei5j?i ' '"5 I rH tht fed Bank and Sa
b. d. wad?" FALL TRADE 1874.
TQ; .THE PUBLIC.
irr 15 AEE NOW .OFFERING .TO PURCHASERS ' unparalellj: indaccfsents "to ' buy
ff theix "; a'1 - -i:"-'- ": " v ' '''' '' lr- '
Boots, Shoes, ateV'TrWnks', &c.,
7
Boot and ShoeitAbllfluneii fn:lst notional Bank Duildin?.
Oppaaite- Centra) JBpotei, Tryon, St., Charlotte, . C
"WE keeo the onl strictly Retail Boot and
Having bought our goods exclusively GASH, in.sachi quantities as 4o command low
prices we flatter ourselves that we cahnot hetondersold in j the. South.- Call and see us,
and we will satisfy you that we ha.v-tbe beHtatoekof goods evr offered to the RETAIL
TRADE. - . .!;-!hMWr .7 i tit- iWADB PEGRAM. ' &
Octl-tf. . , -
. .,,,., m' . f , J . . v. ;
MRS
Has the Largest M and Finest stock of
HftLIHERY AI?D 'FANCY GOODS ' :
in the Sta& : J c Call and see .her.
nHARLOTTE
COLUMBIA
Gharl(Agency i!2tklM''
The Cli&irtotte, Columbia. &: Augusta Railroad
1NVITK3 the attention of alllierchanls and Cotton Shippers in Charlotte, and upon the
roads connecting there; to the extraordinary advantages of connections with all Northern
Points and South: Atlantic Sea Porta enjoyed over its lines.
1st. The Great Atiatotic3oast'rJ'ne "via Columbia, Wilmington and Portsmouth to
Baltimore, Daily, Insurance i per cent.
Philadelphia, Daily, Insured. . t - r V; t
NEW YORK, MOFFAT, 25nESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY INSURANCE I
PER CENT. BOSTON,' TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, INSURANCE i PER
CENT. PROVIDENCE, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, i
d. By way Wilmington and Diref Steam Line to Baltimore, Wednesdays and Sat
urdavs. Insurance Der cent. ! . "
FHNJIDELPHIA, ETER ;wEDKESDAYf INSURANCE 1 PER CENT. NEW YORK
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, INSURANCE- sEQUsAMZED
' TO THAT OF NORFOLK. ' U
11. - liy the Charleston Linf ,Bsltimore, Weekly.- , ,4 ; '. '. ' '..
- :'. EEBRlbiiTO NEW YORK, TUE8DAYS. THURS-
: ANDSATUAYsfr .
. 7;oi. . bn u: -'i
iitU.i(iof
'"haTlestoa, and thecombined equipments
toads. BaMnsto bid fnr rttnn and all other
to assure our patrons of absolute freedom from
Col, Johs B. Palmer, - -
A Pope ,.',-
hn v!-'
N Gws
pARnCLARttente"
T Country. ' Office 'w?' '
JJO FOR CMRISTMA9 PRraKNTO 'i j
- ..Tou'ean !my.flt yU-MH
Watchea, Clock, ad WeW, Silrer
Pit5aaSirCV'
Rings, PlnfcBfti"
MVUUSff f . .r .....
everything and anytbln In that line, of
very beat ttiality. Xli.r
WW
A
A. splendid lot of fine
1ST OF JAKUARV, 1815-1
tp my new Store, next to ElJaaT'l&SeS
Koetaltr, on Main Stteet Call early at
Ti y&vsuji .aa Tl
HARRY
City Jewelry atqreof -tfM48bawta, Rnit JacketaMdJnanothw ra-
JO IX a rTJ TLBE.
v t.t f. n -j t
1674.
"t k; Uil
North by baying from
H1K FOBBE3,
8i ifMrtkltnburff.
S. 8. PEGRAM.
Shoe Store, to be found io the city, and
r.
the three Porta of Portsmorn
.Wilmington
of the C C. MM
merchandise ifi ;llmfted8 quantities,
ana other
and
detention. . .
- - j b tt8'3!"f'
- General Freight Agent.
X 'v(,:,i
- . -r tKp
jgW'SOR CHRISTMAS.
Clii
"I
: ' 'i0 URRATS
CANDIES, .
FRESH PORK SAUSAGE, made every.
PORK fHAMS comedjr hfrsae!,Vy
.aliart n- fHvfi 8YMQNS CO.
dec 19
r.YSTERS1' OYSTERS' f ! OYStERFl
S&akl00lfa8ABiR0OUJ v
kin as or neireeuiuoum vwwf s
hMt .tvle. and at prices to, suit timev
jTSTJIDijVKD4 STRESS!
JKtwStyte)Hat, JBaaa 2Xf:
WalSttM'
J , KOOPMAir C0lffJ4W -
, as well as those In the surrounding country, will find it to their
camiae par stock before purchasing - elsewhere.
, or Baltimore,
St . m
rvTTTJTiTr
GO
The ,Cliarlott Otoserrer.
Ctaarles It loncs, Proprietor.
v XMBce',1 Observer, BuldLag Corner
Trade 'nd College Street:; 1
CA'arces To-Dav
St. 0 PETEi's ' (E.) Chubch. JSey. B. 8,
Bronson Recfor,! services will be had to
day at 11 A.. M., and at 1 P. 5f '. ' .
Associate Reformed 'SEBvicE-i.n the
Chapel, on the corner . of College and 5th
streets, to-day at 11 o'clock A M , and at 3i
P M, by the Rev. W, M. Hunter. -'
Sunday School 10 A.
Baptist Church. Rev Mr. WhitBeld,
pastoh Services at 11 A. M., and T P, M.
Sunday School 9 o'clock a. m.
- First Presbyterian Church. Services
this morning at 11, and this evening at 7,
by the pastor, Rev. A. W. Miller, D. D.
Seats free.- .
TbyW Street M. E. Church, South.
Services at 11 A. M., and at 7 P M., by
Rev. P- JCatraway, pastor.
Sunday , School at $ 0,clockrP.-M,
8cokx ilETHdist CBroicit-4srTim by
Luthebaj CfetcH--Services 1 rfL
M., bv
the pastor, Rev. A. L. Younts.
8unday School at 3 P. M.
Catholic Church Services at 11 A , M. by
the priest, Re v. Father Hands.
BacojsD Pbesbttxbiak Church. Services
this morning at 11, and this evening at 7, bjr
the pastor, Rey. E. H. Harding, at the Conrfc
House. ,, ,
IX) C AX DOTS.
The first Sunday of' the new year.
To-morrow, the Week of Prayer begins. .
And,now we are to have Gara, Wild man.
.Serrioes to-day for all the congregations;.
There is not the usual amount of January
moving.
There Wasn't a case in the Mayor's" Court
iyesterday.
; Some on -la" wanted to take, charge of
Steward's Hall at Davidson Coilege?
. farty ,baea.ef)rtjaii( Charlott e
thinksriiiat she Deter had so?feaitfy a set of
holidays, v '
A tug bct company is laltfkiof. It is de
sirable t bat jsome steps be taken whereby the
streets of Charlotte can be made navigable.
i .'jt'iery, heavy togliung over Uie cityJ last,
evening, filling the- streets and rendering
them as dark as dark can be.
Bradshaw's Boarding House has been re
moved to the JfoGinn house, corner Church J
and 3rd street. See advertisemeiit.
t.i .
A change for the wanner took place in
the temperature yesterday' morning, causing
the "beautiful snow" to dissolve and ren
dering the streets decidedly sloppy
There was a shooting scrape on the streets i
last evening, but no one was hurt and no l
arrests were made. The participants in the
case were not developed. .
In the fifth line of the leading editorial
this morning, for " desired," please read " de
served." The article was set up by a blind
drunk " blacksmith."
Alexander, Seigle t Co., have moved iuto
their new and elegant store on Trade street,
and ask us to say they will be pleased to
have their friends and customers call and
see them. .
We call attention to the advertisement
which states that Mrs. " Aahury has moved
her boarding houses This : lady s keeps an
excellent table, -and furnishes comfortable
room! r she deserves a good patronage.'
Noffieeaieaain'About as follows ; , Pos
itivtfly noere after 'January 1st, -18T5,"
are tacked up on the wafts" Qf .many of the
business bouses of the city -causing impe
cunious. patrons to feel yery badly.
It is defiired to know what Jim Mallard,
of the Statesville Landmark, meant by step
ping op town so lively the other mOrhmg,
with i a baby Cradle in his arms. Iti
States ville he is supposed to be a single man.
: The number of marriage licenses issued by
the Register of Deeds in the year 1874,
was 816 ; 147 of these Were" issued to white,
and 1G9 to , colored couples. During the
year preceding, 331 of these licenses were
issued. - - r; :
. t - -: -
Thorp ia a wnn1rfiil Knf hv nn means 11 T-
iff., - .. - .
just now. A few disconsolate gobblers re
main to be cut down, until which event they
mourn, for their comrades because they -axe
-ot.g" iiQBiHV&ij .1 .ft
i Dr. Tlr. L. Battle, of Montgomery, Ala.,
Has rem'bved'to Chartotte.' He will im-
med.iate.ly taiket up. the practice of his pro
fession , . . . -;f.
Capt. A. G. Moore, of Alamance county,
was at then yesterday, ; A
Ulir menu aujtuc, ui xjc&iugbuii, myureu
us with a calLtast evening, and ' had a great
- many pleasant things to say concerning the
OasF.Byi
Deeds ah Marteagesi
j During JMSfmontlf? ST deeds mad rhortga
(tes were registered in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeda of this ounty. The . nnnaber.
' ef :ities ihstrtmwnto registered during the
year 1874, was 1,172.
Sulc.de In Ciaatoo T t i
1 1 We learn ttotfMrHaryeyGroner, who
I. t ' . . W ... mti
lived near South roint, uaswn cuumj, -Ii
im i-h-Lhm( KftihiTnrhere
fpends why he shouidaye comrau mo
ft deed. : Jfr.Groner was, - about 4C . years
aldraVafmarrteu man in'd hadlwaat
three ch'ildren. Our Informant did not know
LvMGaM&M efWImicide, but
iSwdlyd that he
wtts perfectly temperate man.
tu pastor, jterVUB; HaltomatI Jt.
and t5P ' x '
Sondayfechool at AllfsTf r
Sdtf4?r . ... . ...
the pd s bleaainfc tfiest nipoyi youariag i
In?, JTfaf : Of grape K4YqipugUtoiJoto':!
;repenvKBy,uyofl jxvend(eifeefor,!
ottbr Sins Von fcoSnn.1
partlcUlarryffeuUisprean
inVthehoHdays. " . Si.7.0
Q
Cfa a Visit ' V -f.JA Aln0
mr taoar wyer, .T iS
ft' the city, dh a;tl8ttMmailiCJri:uAea.
J acksori, Mr, Arnold is - a nephew of &e
grwfr Stooewalli Jackiori, of Confederate'
flame. He is the guest of Col. John E.
Brown , the brther-in-jwr pf Mn, Jacfeapa , !
who lives at Gol. BroVn's. i-X i
. WtppBgratulaW treadera as welHas
ourselves,! t hat, in' ! aejrs7 wi are to have'
the assistance of ajp W.&t AVery.ateof '
the Piedmont Prea, orr oy editorial staff. He j
is a gentleman of high native talent; well
educated, studious and tbpropghy: cultty-
ted. ewiir
ness of the j paper. I'iU vbe the'
pleasanteat.of AssofSatesi's lZ i.as-,v ;
PersrinaX
Gen; Drayton, tld enge'tf(j gnerji , agimt
of the Southern Life Insuwfoa nopaay,
announces to our reads thirinoJrting -it
he has associated" wilh.hini. Mr. James TJ.
White, . lately, of: AugnstafiG Mr. W.
comes to 'hr!ote with a fine .reputation as
an inu ranee agent, and witii J'the old "war
veteran to keep iffinl Arafght; iwe do not
doubt his 3UCs.essr representjog as he does
one of our best companies.
Marriage of Miss MJtMle EUtdlis.
The information coniea to.us from Shelby,
that, on the 22d ult., Ms Minnie E lding,
"the North Ctrolina-nihtingile," was mar
ried by Rev. Mr?Gwfh, to-M-'Jchua Rob
erts."1 Miss Edd$isisiwft&nowo thie pu
lie. It will be reiuenibereu thafshe, in com
pany with Miss Carrie 'ebakn,' (howlfrs,
Cicero W-iHarris, of Wilmington) gave con
certs in many different towns vend cities 'ef
the State during the hammer of '73, for the
benefit of the Oxford Orphan Asylum.
The Centennial.
Mayor Davidson inforhjir us that, on Tues
day next the Board of Aldermen i and ,the
Board of Gounty Commissioners will hold
a joint meeting on the subject of the Cen
tennial Celebration, inChariotte, of the
Mecklenburg Declaratippf Independence.
We do earnestly hope that the gentlemen
will determine updnsblnietuing definite.
By all means let us",Lave' a celebration
worthy of the event we propose, to celebrate.
Painful Accident. '
An uniortunate-aocident happened about
dark Friday evening,1 to Xfleeph, a Kttle on
6f Gen. D H. Hill, agclabout 10 years, , He
was walking along; west Church street, and,
when in front of or near the residence of
Mr. Moses Steuff, a pistol was fired .by .some
person unseen to - the little boy- The ..ball
entered his left thigh, inflicting a wound
which, While it is hot dangerous, is very
painful. The little sufferer is confined to
bed, but, notwithstanding the painful char
acter of his injury, was resting quietly last
evening.
Charley Ross.
Just before going to press, we ieanLthat a
boy answering to the description of chafley
JToss", has been found in this city. A com
parison of . the photograph . of the " lost
boy ", with theoce found last, night, shows
a striking Tesemblanee,fiot withstanding the
fact that the young waifs hair has been
closely cut and the hair and eyebrows have
been dyed black, - The dye -bsA faded, this
showing the attempt at disguise, and excited
suspicion.
The parties who discovered the boy, are
endeavoring to conceal the particulars of the
discovery, until they can hear from the Pin
kerton Detective Agency in Philadelphia.
WeWillbefceour readers 'froniday
ttfdayj ayaddTtfonal' information' IfrMch
we may recei ve regarding the matter., r
The Minstrels Friday Niht. v . y
fPeVere asfced repeatedly yesterday whyp
we rather "let up" on .the minstrel perform
ance of Friday night. The reason becomes
apparent ;to any one who' will think about
it for a moment and remember the Obsebv
xb's course,irr0nda; to shows, ggieral ,
We dortjbftlferopoSe-Wn6trce tf 'Wiftstrel
troupe as we would & presentation of the
lagtttafatetff drama cftt ; iaf not' entitled 4o as
much consideration. We would be glad to
have cultivated in Charlotte, a taste for re-
fined amusements ; if we can .do anything'
for the cultivation of this taste we shall do
it. - Minstrels do not -conduce! to it While
we give them, always, the credit which Js
due them, we will not give undue time and
space to a thing wh&b hewerof good , it
may be oftij kiydtia sot entirely he popular
ihing with the iiAivaied 5pWtorV of our
community. . ;-, " .' . '
The Frovidenc'e Murder.'
We alluded in Friday's paper to the: fact
that, on the evening of the 31st of Decern
ber, a homicide was committed inprovi-:
dence Township, in this county. The cir
cumstances of the case' are Wat off the even
ing men jopedIee. Ardrey anohp. Masaey,.
both colored, met on" the premises of Capt.
W. E. Ardrey, at a dance. They ' had a falf-
ing out, on what ground it is. not . At present
necessary to state, further than to say that
it was about some trivial'affair. After some
words, Massey produced a knife and stabbed
the other Man uhnsctlyW the'beart,! killing
tiimstfnily. Coroner's inquest was
had, and the return made as above! (The
laye:
tih?
?
easelHlthree of tt men were committed to
Superior Conrt.
Two letters from Charlotte.
iteraen who dirted htm Bf Chariate, bxit ye
,ocal must leave them for the editor. ; Wo
i c- ? " A" i z"51
lgh Sentmd.iU .M ,
il.fe .WWffr!-,,
jjvsomethiijg i; spoci,.., ln it,
j publish' the .letteis .and'if, a'py ,'ojf Jh
i'mous Crimea, give them an opportunity to
defend themselves We- don't fancy this
style 'of foreVer hintjrig that some one has
done some uhdefinable mean thing.
flM---r---
To Out City Patrols.
After to-day the eity ubsct;ptioii
list of the., OB3BRVER will be Umieil
over exclusively to Henry C. t5pp,
who enters intcjfLoud for tbo faithful
defivcry of the paper to every subscri
ber within the city before scTeu o'clock
A, M. of ech.dayv
TEhere is nothing' in our journalistic
go tried our
patience as the delivery of the paper
t rt. ulSL . i...
manner. All Other.; til etboda having
failed we have adopted tliis one, with '
the hope and belief, that we shall be i
fully jfble to give satisfaction hereaf
ter. . .
The WUdoiEa Troupe, 's
According to an announce meat to
be found in another 'cofmnu, this fine !
dramatic company i to appear on
the Jboards of the Charlotte Opera ;
House this week.
They lead off with "East ; Lyone,"
which is ou pf the finesl, productions
of the Enfifliah language, and which
ia. said to bo Miss Clara's best play.
The editor saw the company in seyeral
of their pieces, during the Wilmington
Fair, and must say that he has well
pleastd with their efforU. The per
sonnel of the corps stands very high.
Mr Wildman's "Rip Van Winkle" is
pronounced very fine, and in "Cuba"
asayankespec'ulator, he brings rounds
afappl&use from his ..audiences, while
Mrs Wildman bears herself as a star,
t ' 1
always winning golden opinion.1? from
the press. - . .
Christmas at Hl&JIktfaion Chapel.
The usual cntartaiinment was given by the
teachers to the children of the City Mission
Sunday School last week. They were
eighty in number. The liberality of friends
allowed more ample provisions to be niade
for them than had formerly been done. The
means given, was chiefly expended in the
purchase of useful and substantial articles of
clothing. The gay olored woolen shawls
and scarfs, bright bordered calicoes intersper
ed with hats, caps'and stockings, which lined
the walls, gave to the little Chapel quite a
Bayaar like appea&nce. The wee ones
were each made happy in the possession
of a small but suitable gift.
Those who labored, as well as. those who
contributed to this end, have me gratifica
tion of knowing that they have ministered
to the comfort and pleasure of some at least,
to whose joyless homes, "Christmas brings
no Christmas mirth." It is but a little
thing to make glad the heart of a child, but
little things make , up the, sum of human
life (and human happiness too.) "A gener
ous action is its own reward." There is no
pleasure that can be so truly lived over again
as that which is derived from the conscious
ness of having adde' to the comfort or en
joyment of others.
If we have the power to brighten a gloomy
day, or lighten the burden that is bearing
some weary one to the earth, we are our
selves the losers if the opportunity is ne
glected, and it has been said that life is
made up of two heaps a large one of mis
ery and a Small one of happiness, whoever
carriea the smallest atom from one to the
other does God service.
. New Advertisements.
gOAUDERS WANTED !
KIRS. Ifi. ASDUIY
Haying removed to corner of Church, and
3rd Street, now4 prepared to accommodate
boaiders on very reasonable terms.
Jan. 3, 175.
0
UR NEW STORE.
We have moved into our new store, and
will be pleased to have our friends call.
We will continue to sell goods at cheap
prices and to give satisfaction.
jan 3 ALEXANDER, 6EIG LE CO. .
NEW PAPER.
The Childress' Friend will be published A
every Wednesdayrat the vrpnan Asylum,
in Oxford, N-C It will enter a field occu
pied by no other paper, representing ho pari
ty in politics and no sect in religion ; but
helping all" parties and all sects to unite in
promoting' the judicieus education of the
young, and4be continuous improvement of
the old XUwill discuss the duties and priv
ileges of parents and teachers, and will de
fend the-rights and denounce the, wrongs of
phildren." T It will-explain how our Uniyej
sity lies desolate and our College and Schools
are poorly attended, while the Stockade it
belf seems to be too small to contain' toe'
ivast throngs which crowd our penitentiary.'
It will give special attention tofpoor orphans
and will tei I them how to escape their pres
ent degradation, how to grow up into wise
lind virtuous men and women, and how to
J Secure liberal wages for honest work. 'The
bhiect of the paper is to help all our peeple
HSwn
ertisements wmkekdnttted.at ten cents Ml
ine fb iMrMtOserBan. and five cents I
I tame adTeJtisemeirt-;wjll-not- he' Irertedl
- - - . . - - - . .
ORf -TOtT-ioreTer.
ron vt ednescay
rpirdsU3BTip-
iiOD!6a
ts Cbildbex's FaiEWD,
OxfoH, N. Ct
jan 3
jARCHrFFXJT
TO B
.QEQRGB WELCH.
vnuBwiR Ma guarantee creomretetH)e. i
vljlfiice Trade-Btrt C?harioHe. . u 'P
rlTJlAXTETi ... , . ...
Tenant for Stkw4bt'r Hm. stnic
College, Will suit exactly an eriergeticnian !
w mi uw) aorre 10 eoncauu Aprs? to vi r . r if
, v t TV! ' Jrjnn wary
sDOARD WANTJf3.
A gennaaao .wjfeslt to; engage V
board, in a private family rthecenWif t
MV" aua, ! ; ; ; . vi.. : r.,i I-
JL
173 acres of land 3 miles . fwrn". Charlotte ' fc
on Salisbury road adioininif the Ikrid nf i
Sugar Creek. Church ; about .40 acfes- of
Oneadow land on it; the most of it I, well
moerea ana is aoout 200 yards frodv'tli
biQR li. It unknown as the- Frvwj Dhu
JJ"(i w w oe sQa at a reasonably : price-
There Is enough of wood pn' the. plae to par t
jan-3 iw ' Cbariottei NVC.'1 i
T EMOVA'Li
McUinu, on theorner of third and Church
street, where I am Drenared fji
rior table Board, and also have a very pleas-
mii, lurniaiisa room on isinoor. xerms moo
erate, Jan 3 tf. J. A . BRA DRFT W
OTICE OF DISSOLUTION. . 7S
The firm of Burweil Grier A Cun was this
day dissolved by limitation. " . .
We would be doing violence to our feelings
did we not take this occasion to express to
our friends and patrons, our gratitude for
their confidence and patronage during the
time we have been in business, and tb' ask
w-, w, wuweii ot,wpnugn, j
a continuance of their eustom feeling aasur i
ed that they will be treated equatlV as Well
in thefnrnre as they have.in the tmst:. -
E& B0RWELL, "
THOS GRIEfi. . i
January 1 1875 '
N. B. We, have a large amount past due
us stUI on our books which our necessities
require should be paid soon.- This is to in.
form all such that we expect speedy pay.
ment, and thus avoid any unpleasantness
between friends. Brawnix, Gbier a Co.
K. S. BURWWtl, K. B. SPRIJTOS.
BTJRWELL & SPRINGS,
" PCCCKS90H3 TO
- ; BurweL, Orler' dk-CoiVv",; 1
Grocers aiflCoiiissiiia Merchants, 1
CHARIjOTTR, N. C.
HAVING bought the Stock of. Messrs.
Burwell, Grier &Co., we propose car
rying on a general grocery and commission
basinesS at their old stand, and respectfully
solicit the patronage of their customers and
the public at large. We have in store and to
arrive, a large and well selected stock of
Groceries, to which we invite the attention
of both Wholesale and Retail Buyers,
janl-lw. BURWELL & SPRINGS.
Southern Home and Democrat copy' lin.
JJ1SS0LUTI0N OF CO- PA.RTNEJ?SHIP
The co -paTtnership heretofore existing be
tween iJeel 4fc Perdue, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. REEL fc PERDUE.
December 23rd, 1874. '
Having purchased the entire interest of
my partner, Mr. Reel, I will continue the
business at the old stand. Blue Front, Trade
Street, where I will be pleased to wait on ray
former customers and the public generally;
jan2oaw 4w L W PERDUE,
"iy ANTED.
Three thousand acres of Land, adjoining
the lands owned by Stenhouse, Macaulay fe
Co., known as the Davis place, or in that
vicinity, for which a liberal price will be
Sid. Apply at once to Stenhouse. Macau-
4 Co.. at their office in Charlotte, or to
their agent G L .GIBSON,
jan 2 2t On the premises.
W.
W. FLEMMING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Charlotte, N. C.
Special attention to suits for and against
corporations. jan2-ly.
JIME, 3fOLi4SSE8, (XML.
2,000 bis. Lime, Plaster and Cement.
1,000 tons Coal,, Stove, Grate and Black-
. smith's.
2,000 Sacks Salt.
We import'Cuba" Molasses direct, and ex
pect first cargo new crops about 15th Jan
uary, 1875. Worth a worth, .
Coirmission Merchants and Grocers,'
jan2-2m.
Wilmington, N. C,
GRAN P .& H1NT0N,
-GENBBAL , (i
. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .
And Produce Dealers,
, No. 6 , Sot Water Street, .
VViuirnoTOK, N. G. '
The nndersigoed having formed copart
nership as above, respectfally solicit . eoo
i2Dment8 and orders. . - ...
R. ir GRANT.
jaBZ ir. n. nui ivn.
A CARD: - !' ' :
Oenl Thomas F. Dray terr has associated'
wiik himself, Mr. JarneBilX jTyhitej. W&f
of Angusta, Ua., to carry oo tbe lieoeTal
Idfeand Fire Insurance 3psiness.Rn4er.tJbe.
same oi urayioo a. vv one. ... .
a Mte mitt Mftftr years past,
Waged as aQeneral Life arid ' Fire Insnrafice
Ageot; j'a , Aegosta,fe where I hei is' IrideJy
known Jo .therbosinessrinea.'of .that ciiy,:
OFFlCfcTrade St.. next to Mc AdeVi
1 Iteififlcrat iwi.Gouthem Home will- please;
copy for one monib, and send bill to office
of Drayton A WWte.
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,iv Supported by the; entire"-;' . - ,
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OhnrsiaV hiiig January 'TttU
jtienry woods'. great navelijft -ii' r'-
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Elopement, wtthfuil. cast. of Chftr-
Or the
aCterSL-
To conclude with, a nef and glorious
PRICE of ADMJ33IC-iOBchestra Chairs
and Dress Circle $1.00 ; PSrqWette 'TS' cents';
Gallery 50 cents,.;.-, : - j
Reserved seats on sale atTiddy., .JBxp!s
Book store without extra chargev'.? i -Jan.
3, 1-w M. B.-eOWLES, 4gt:
NORTHERN IRISH POTATOES Vsw 1
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oni.t,t- NrtiS?.'''-''-1'--" ht' W v w . '
20 bbJaJfortfr :nw-jjBa.a!t(lvr
em Irish ; Po4a- iJMff' mmi ?
Hefoyookt"r5iF" a
T)nro6ses. lust, re-' - '- -;.
'wTRih-llv'i T"
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Those1 P 'm, .-. -&S
are of tb . . ,
they are oo - a'rei
s mealy and sweet; 1
thfkf"tftfos!e:- 91
First doer ve-"
janl-
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vWvAtch !j.UxUBD':JiwBt.BRa,
p.nd dealers in
WstcnesV ' Ck cks, Jewelry,' Sfl Wr "and
Plated Whre. Gold. PenSiiSp&jacrt.s,i anil
such goods, as zj.e asoali; .kejit rj$ tfyr
beatry dofte and wn rranted. '' 0 fl janfP-t f .
JOT ICE.
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Application will b3 madeftbthe 'General
Assembly, at this segsion fon the .passage of
a law granting permission,, to a .portion vf
the 'citizens'Of Befry.hill Tovrnship, in Meck-
lenonrg? county, to put gateau across; ie
Lunnegan's Fo.rrv and the old Camden roads,
jnl oan Ini . JOHNrPRlCE.
TTOUSE and LOT FOiJ ,i?ENT. -
I propose to rent my,Hohsc and Lot in
the city of Charlotte forlSTu- The lot is ft)
feet front, 188 1 .feet, back! fwith'.good- two
storyr dwelling, kitchen,, and, woud , honw
thereon. Good garden; weltj'fcc. J
. ;;, i OU4VIN..
.pply to4.;H.Marirf0 Torf,i ,
jan i t
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JTOUSE and LO'IJ FOR AL?f
Within " fi ve ! ini nute wal k bf th"e' ; business
. g centre. Posseas jonlveu m medjatWy,
jThe house uiow jfqpiff4iby)Ma. 'Ji' A.
Sadler. is for. sale, cfai&ins six.. good rroema
with akitciien' and tjervant'' rooms; . eVeV
eary; ont-buildmgs,'good ardcnr( jrelt'!fof
good water; premises in fi3t fate repair-
Parties desiring to purchase caii examme
property ort application- td AtajSa'dltft'1
JBf Terms acoomniodating,pplyito
O M SADLER, ':
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orT DGILLKSPlKf
dec 31 tf , Charlotte, N. C.
JJIVIPEND-NOTIOE...' if!..; .
if xa'cHASTs & Farmers 'Nair BAsktj .
- - Charlotte, N'C, fliec 18?. ' 1
.' ByerderWthe Bojtnljdf Directors of thii
Bank, a lividwvd pf.Avepe cent Jfree of
taxes) will be paid to Stock Ojorders or order
on and after the 1st January! 1875. V ' ' '
r .' il . r HOLLAJrD.-eashierv .
dec 31 , . r j . ". l . i .
frnaE larrt aid elegant neW'atbvi Kfeni tlh.
JL , der. the Opera Honse. jwlth Arm Cry
bftsenient.- TJtmengkma W x 'bZ feet," height
1. feet, lAmu
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THRESH ARRIVAL OF
Latest stye. levins iAJ-i,. truutsa
FLOWERS ndlE8,o'OttT-etall trade.
. vCaU and tbeTnLa;ftirKeJia!1r
all gone. ,h UheretaiUstr-eot,
"V 1TTKOWBET wHIINTELS.
ot
WATER WIHT HvjCDWftiq-IIss lo
1trYTEW4Io fltcmltr
IIS and 115 W. Lombard St, BalL, Md.
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