North Carolina Newspapers

-'.-I ; j f -if 0 ? 9 O 1 1 0 y 'x ?.ir --xir.i ? yj-v L 1 I J 1 "' '". i . .; . CpARLOTTE, VEDNBSDiT; JAlflTARY 20, 1875 Vol. XI. ft ill I 111 - WINTER TRADE FOR 1874. 15 Cases Moots and- Shoes TO BE SOLD AT THE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE . ' j SMITH & The -Cliarlottck Obserrer. : diaries B. Jone. .Proprietor. OfB.ce, Observer Building, Corner ' Trade and College Streets Try on Street, CHARLOTTE, N.C., Nearly opposite Central Hotel. WITHIN the neitnlnefty days, we intend to sell a large Stock of Hen', Women Boy'c, Kiaaea' and ChUdren'a BOOTS, SHO3 and, HATS, comprising all grades, a large proportion of tch nave been- i y 5 y f "J A ' T MahufactufeB T&x$reMitfOw Merchants In Charlotte, a well as those In the surrounding country, wj.ll find it to their advantage to call and examine, oar stock feafbftf purchasing AlaewWr. We mean to sell Good as lotif a any home in New York,'-Boston, or Baltimore, with freight added. They can always save the expense of a. trip North by ibnying fiom v "E. D. WADE. 1875. SAM. S. PEGEAM. SPECIAL NOTICE. ittr TWtre t rtnm th.nks to oar friends and costomers tor their very liberal patron- V V ae daring the past year, and we hope by fair dealing to merit a eontiouance of the ti t a- a aAMma rn rno .. r a-?-a ilna fAtha noma wo will pnnTinnA in n&T Hinci uticuiiuu u vu RETAIL TEADB ur GooJa e. ' Ladies nnri-Viftsfid at fiaab orices aod pecjally adapted.to the want of the Ketail a' and Geotlemeo's Fine Goods a speciality, CALL AND. SEE US. -sa Jan 13 tf SIGN OF THE BRASS BOOT, Opposite Central Hotel, Charlotte, N. MRS. P. QUERY, Has the' Largest and Finest stock of iiaiLIiINER? AND FANCY 600DS; i r in thfi-Statc - Call and see her. ' . i -i r ' CHARLOTTE, COLULIBIA & AUfiUSTA R. R. ' eharlbtte Agency, Oct. 20th, 1874. ; The! Charlotte, Columhia. & Augusta Bailroad '-'''ivdfiAifikiTa The streets show signs of drying oft. Lots of people in town 'yesterday. , Glorious moonlight night ! noice They hare a party in M echanicsyille, we are told, mighty near every night ; now. "Centennial Cocktailsj' are superceding t'Beecher Smashes" at Charlotte bars. Reserved seats for to-morrow evening's performance, are being rapidly taken. ' . Quite chilly last night, an4 even with the inspiring influence of the inoona rayS; there was no solid "comfort on front; steps or at front'gates; without a stove." f; r"" Beautifying the front of Mr, S. F.' Smlth'B new store, is .going jua-iTiit .WUlbe by all , odds the handsomest and most elaborately worked front in the city, i All the posts for the telegraph between Charlotte and Wilmington are now up, and the wires will be stretched and in working ordeY by the last of this week or the first of next. ' Advertisement of , Woollen's Express, will be seen in another column. Goods will be promptlyihipped over this line; and are so protected that the security against their loss is absolute. The ham which was advertised in yester day's paper to be given to aay needy, widow in the city, with a family upn a certificate being presented from the Mayor, was taken before 12 o'clock. The police, a little after 12 o'clock last night, broke up . a crowd of negroes who, having an organ grinder in tow, were mak ing night hideous and rendering the lives of sleepless citizens a burdedv . Mr H C Strauss, of whom we 1 spoke yes- te-d.iy as the happy individual . who. married Miss Ida Wilson. becoioe8?uidignant because we did not jofb him toMissidaWalker, with whom the officiating minister joined him. Yesterdajvwas a lively day around the cotton platform. Sellers and buyers were thick there,and there was something decided ly bustling and business-like in the rushing ; gaits of them all, the hurried .work of the weighers and inspectors, and the haste with which trucks and truckers moved about. Sobbing a Smoke House ., -7 I The Beggars. "Vf e learn 'that on Saturday" night lasf, the . There are of beggars not a few in this city smoke house Of-Mr. Brown" Wallace: who lost bow, and they'are of that fastidious lives' about six miles from Charlotte, on the I class which'i calculated to exasperate' the Monroe road, was entered by thieves and most patient man: They want money, and robbed, or about' two hundred' pounds of if you Qtfer them provisions, they instantly neat. The thieves first tried te break the I become indignant (if they happen to be full lock;4 and falling In, this,' dog " tinder the I building. There has beenf recently, a good deal of villainy oC this kind, in that neJgh- borhood. Katie Putnam:' Personal. Maj. A. C. Avery, of Morganton, arrived in, the city vestenl iy morning, and took the North train last evening, for Raleigh. Capt.;W. H. Green, Master of Transporta tion of the North Carolina Railroad, arrived Pat the Central Hotel last night. Old Papers. Merchants and others having need of old newspapers, can buy any number at the Ob server office. Bustles having gone out of fashion, we find them rather unsalable, and will selj our stock at prices greatly reduced from what tfiey were when the above named. charming article of female wear was atthe zenith of its glory and popularity. ,x-irTTHK.3 .wt, f .11 Twi!nf and Cotton Shiooets in Charlotte, and upon the roads connecting there, to the extraordinary advantages of nnectiona with ,aU Northern points and Rnnth Atlantic Bea roTis enjoyea over i unra. i ne n l minston 'itub. There has been, no train through. ', trout Wilmington for two .days, i A iConstruction rain ran off the track 11 . miles from t this city on Monday afteraoon, and the engine's tender is lying now acrosa the road. When the first train will get through is not hnown here, owing to there being ;no through tele rrinh5f mmmnniratHnnt hiif. if will nrrvha. t l V - . . n in . 1 i . u.t l. - . . . 2d. Byway Wilmington and Direct Steam Lane to Baltimore, j .wwjuiesuajrB nH o- i 0jy m some Ume this morning. urdays, Insurance per cent. run ttTT a WTfMV WtcnVRsnAV.'TNSURANCB PER CENT. NEW YORK 1 Uli40.LUi4i UAAf AS 1 " . ! W EDNESD AYS ;AKI SATURDAYS, INSURANCE EQUALISED : - - - , T0 THAT OF NORFOLK. 1st The Great Atlantic Coast Line via Columbia Wilmington and Portsmouth jto Baltimore ' Dailyj Insurance i per cent. s Philadelphia; Daily, Insured. www "vat? it ur nun a V WTONESDAYi THURSDAY. . 8ATURDAY INSURANCE i PER CENT. BOSTON, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, IN8URANCE i PER K b "CENT. - PROVIDENCE, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, Wherever in the United States the drama is known.Katie Putnam's fame has extended. ' She is well known in all the; large cities, and has played long and Successful engagements in nearly, all of them. Her - popularity is unbounded, and Charlotte should feel her self honored in being visited by ao talented an actress. We understand from our. ex changes in the Southern cities that Miss Putnam's support this season is unexception- ably good,and everything conspires to induce the belief that, to-morrow, Friday and Sat urday evenings, we . wil). h-iva-foe dppbrtu- nity of seeing some of the finest acting ever known in a city south of Baltimore An Outsider's Opinion of Charlotte. Mr. John Duckett, one or the . editors Of the Rockingham Conner,- was in Charlotte ast week. He is a young man, but he car ries a level head and knows a business place j when he sees it- Here is what he says about pur place : " The merchants of that city are mostly young men, and their vigor ia appa-1 rent in their business. They are exceeding ly sociable, enterprising and liberal. Many goods may be bought cheaper there than in Wilmington. Our friends in the city by the sea must be on the lookout, for Charlotte is in some respects even now ahead, and thougli she has no sea transportation, yet she has a brilliant future on account of the central sit uation and great railroad facilities." - The Accident on the Charlotte, Colum bia & Augusta Railroad. The item which we published yesterday morning about an accident on the Charlotte, Golumbia & Augusta Railroad, we picked up about mid-night, on the streets, and it contained errors. The accident occurred on Monday night, instead of on Saturday night last, and information of it came to this city over the wires. Capt. King was the conductor, instead of the engineer, as we stated, and was injured in the manner in which we recorded it. He is not dan gerously hurt. A train hand was considera bly mashed up, and several passengers were bruised, more or less. A broken rail threw the train, or a part of it, into a cattle guard. Two cars were much damaged. The track was cleared yesterday. In Dead Earnest. We had a call from Col. J. H. Miller, Sup erintendent of Agencies for the Southern Life Insurance Company, accompanied by W. H. Parkin's, Esq., architect from Atlan ta, Ga., who comes to Charlotte, for the pur pose of drawing the plans and specifications for the new building which is shortly to be erected" by-thtr enterprising company, on the East side of Tryon street, just South of the Central Hotel. At a meeting of the hoard of directors yesterday evening the following resolution was unanimously adopted : Resolved, That it is the sense of this board, that the plan of the building in Columbia (recently erected by the company) so far as is applicable to the lot here, be adopt ed, and that the architect. Mr. Parkins, Shall make plans at once, and that the con tracts be giyen oat as soon as practicable. This resolution has the ring of men in dead earnest, and we may say bespeaks the early completion of thrwork, because fox it -I? . inese men to win, is w ao. 3d . By the Ch'aBestoii Biltimore; Weekly THURS- EVERY FRIDAY, TO NEW 1 YORK, J. TUESDAYS. :. r-. .a. .... . :s : AUIawn SATURDAYS. TO B03TON. EVERY SATURDA . "-." :fti irnJl'- v.rn..Xv-rc-5-t rtf fha fhmMt PnrU rif Ports momth. i Wilmington . . , li - .1 U K,-v anninrr.antm nt ".h ffl ft A W. Cl & A- aUQ Otnr roads, enable us to bid for cotton and all other merchandise in unumited. quantities, ana to assnrn on r rtmns of . absolute freedom from detention; J " - '-t ! Hon. R. R. BEtiWEfis. ' ' ' - u' !,SW.aseV, ni tt PirvTv ; . .t - - " ' " - - -- President. '-m..A . . . ; f General Ereight Agent; f W. W. PEGRAM, Agen Jas. Andersos,' A. P0P, The Little Italian Fiddler. The dark eyed son of Italy w ho, for sev eral days past has been going about through the streets of the city, with fiddle resting on knee, is still on hand, and the soothing strains of his time-honored; instrument, are instantly heard when he can get a . favorable resoonse to his oft-repeated query i "'Av some music?" He's a bright little chap, and he rasps that fiddle as if for dear life. . ; The Chester Trip. Next Monday evening is when the anni versary of the Stonewall Fire Company of Chester, takes place. The officers of the fire companies of Charlotte, and their invited guests, will leave here at 12 on that day, by special train, and, after the celebration in the evening and night," return; to Charlotte, leaving Chester at S A A glorious time is anticipated by those hp; wil: go ; from this city. r," ' ! 'Z'tX i. N. C. HARRY & . ( I'- . " . ; -. tl t:- i- , Homi0Mtd -fires coeBdiUterj, PARTICULAR attention ipiaU;to:FrBcolChurchei and Town Halls, throughout ; tne Qf Connttr;; Office ;nnderCeHoteL3r ; r ' j by J.P.lBabington, Esq., a gentleman whoa New Paper In Shelby. We . have received a prospectus of the" Shelby : Aurora, a new "paper, the initial ... ii it iV- &&t .' at the time.) . One of. our citizens offered, a day or two. ago, to buy one of these fellows his dinner, but," with the' remark that he 'wanted' to buy his own dinner," he got laad because he couldn't get money, and went off. A beggar was seen yesterday to throw into the streets a handful of provis ions which, had just been given him, and to walk off from it with a look of injured dignity which would have done credit to a prince. : . Charity is a : good quality, but people should not be too indiscriminate in its ex ercise. Some of these rascals are entirely unworthy. New Advertisements. 0 Q-PARf NERSHIP NOTICE. We, the undersign ed, would respectfully announce to the citi kds of Charlotte and the public generally, that we have formed a co-partiierehip, under the name and style of TxMJTTJfiK & WILK1JN8UJN, ; 'to taKe ef fect Janaary. 1st. 1875. We propose to carry on the Buggy and Carriage Business in all its brauches at Trotter's old stand, opposite city clock, Tryon Street. Oar work shall not be surpassed in Durability and Neatness. Special attentiao given to repairing; all work warranted for 12 months. J.' TROTTER, W T. WILKINSON, Thanking the public for its liberal pa tronage, I would ask a continuance of the same in the future. All persons indebted will please call and settle by the 1st of February. jau20 oawthw. ; -J. tkul-i.uk. 5 ttOn Per Day at home. Terms 10 WCJ free. Address jan20-tf. 'G. STIN80N & CO., Portland, Maine. JJOTICE TO SHIPPERS. WOOTBN'S CAROLINA CENTRAIi Railway Express Company, is now prepared to give prompt despatch to ail t reights, Money ana ouier vaiuame packages consigned to its care for any and all points upon Eastern and Western Divis ion Carolina Central Railway. As the Company enioys unequalle.i facil ities in their connections, it is m ui.festiy to the interest of all Shippers to apply to the Agent of this Company betore mating snip men ts by rival companies. Remember that all goods via tnis Line are covered by and upon policy in the best companies, thus insuring absolute protection to shippers. OFFICE Tryon Street, Opposite Central Hotel. F. M. WOOTEN, H. M. Clabk. , Proprietor. Agent. jan20-tf. VTOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS, The unexpired term of the lease. of the Gas Company,, having been bought from Dr. For, by another party, I am authorized to say that, as soon as toe necessary repairs can be made, that there need be no fear - of a lack of GAS thereafter, and that it is ia contemplation to f reduce the price just as soon as the Works can be put in proper re rair. J AS. H. CARSON, jan20-lt. -President. The beginning of a new year is a period for settling business accounts. We notify our patrons that we are now engaged in this important matter."" We have but a feWeustomers who are r,ot prompt in making monthly payments, and it is to them specially that we address this notice. Gentlemen, we cannot permit the occasion to pass without a settlement. Very respectfully, 1 jan20-lw. J. A. YOUNG & SON. gO ARDERS WANTED 1 I am prepared to famish good board to a few select regular or transient boarders by the day, week or month, at moderate prices. Location convenient to the business part of the city. Apply to JOHN A. BRADSHAW, . Corner Church and 3rd Street. janWtf OPERAHOUSE. 9 JMisnw-'. wxuy COMMENCINa. - 4 KATIBRU.TWAWI, yy ANTED. Two or three intelligent and reliable Boys to deliver The Observer to city subscribers. Apply at THIS OFFICE. jan!9-tf. Supported by a Select and Verfatye ..Con): paoy pf firsu'ftUj v-J " WOl bf presented the Cbamiog' .i tcr ia . which the staadt fre-eaieotlyUkM the famous Sbadow-Daoceaytfi Dance , and a beaotifa! ballad;' MGeed 4rBt Qed - Bless $1.00-.,,.., .. I. ki A Ml' ! 'till p; -n ) Saturday Aftoraoottf -Jtauih; Md Admission to MatineeOO and1 25 amW, I Seatso be 'secu at Tiddy 't Book. Store. J,v ' ' JAND SALE, Pursuant to a Mortgage made to me by J M Davidson and wife, Mary M., of date May 18, 1872, duly recorded and registered (Book 7, page 879), I will sell at auction at the Court House in Charlotte, on Monday, the 25th of Janaary 1875, a tract of Laod near Charlotte on the Lawyer's road, adjoining B H Moore, Judge Byoum and others,' containing about 23 acres, and regarded as very valuable. RUFUS BARRINGER, dec 24 d3t w4t $Troste. ANTED ! One or two pleasant rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board, must be in a good locality not more than five minutes walk from Post Office. Address A. B. OBSERVER OFFICE. Jan 19 5t TORTHERN IRISH POTATOES ! 20 bbls. North em Irish rota- toes for cooking . purposes, just re ceived at ttt w-fcT a mTT mA ju. a z Those Potatoes are of the very best quality, after they are cooked are mealv and sweet. First door above the Market House. jan ia a A. Cotton Stealing. .... . On ifonday night an attempt was made at stealing cotton from the cotton platform, but, fortunately, it was frustrated by the prompt action of Mr. . James Moran, the watchman of the Charlotte, Columbia,, fc Augusta .Railroad Depot, and Mr. Oehler Todd. As they were passing along the plat form they detected some parties surrounding a cotton bale, and industriously at work. Making a quick movement upon them, Mr. Moran seized and held One of them, a negro named Albert Lord, ancfjiad him put in the lock-up. Around, the bale, (which belong ed to Messrs. Sanders & Blackwood, and which the would-be thieves had cut open) there were found seyen sacks, eleven of them filled with cotton and ready to be carried off. It was evidently the intention of the parties to take the whole bale. Lord was arraigned before the Mayor yes terday morning. On the evidence of Mr. Moran he was committed to jail, to await trial at the next term of Court. The other parties have not been arrested as yet.' We do not remember a previous instance where an attempt was made to steal cotton from the platform, and it is well that this one was nipped in tne nua. JJRESH ARRIVALS. 35 Bushele large Mountain Potatoes, sold lew by the Box. 10 Bbls Prime Noyember MuIIetts, will sell at low figures to close the Consignment, bbl of Home-made Cider Vinegar, something scarce in this market. Also chickens, butter, eggs & many other Dice things to eat, come to the low price cash store to get your Family Supplies. 15. JN. SMITH. jan 19 tf JffcMurray & Davit' Column. To Merchants. Q APE FEAR BUILDING COMP'Y, General Contractors for buildings manu factured by Machinery, of select material. Private residences and public buildings, bridges, railroad cars, mouldings, brackets, balustrads. newel posts, hand railings, win dow frames, fencing, &c.' Orders solicited bv Thos. H. Allen , at Office of Wooten's Express, jan 19 6m JTOTICE. All who owe Alexander, Seigle & Co., for 1R74J will nleaae call and settle up. We need the money. Verv respectfully. ALEXANDER, SEIGLE & CO.Q jan 17 TpOR SALE. A good work or saddle horse, (works well anvwhere) and a good, one or two horse wagon with shafts and tongue, all at a bar gain. CHAS. R. JONES, jan 17 tf At this Office. TIO OUR PATRONS. Mr. H. C. Capps, is no longer authorized' to represent the Obskbvkb as a contractor for the city subscription list, my contract with him for that purpose haying beenr this day abrogated. G HAS. K. JON K3, jan 16 tf Editor and Proprietor. rpHIS Space belongs to ALEXANDER, SEIOLE & CO., "who desire the public' to' know that they have moved ' into their new Store, where they will be pleased to see " their friends and customers.' A 4 ,s x' " yw ii v; , i 18 r-int' V k ' i an 7 187 ft' ' t it ' r .1 V It,- v r'ACOB'TH; MENDEL,, I it l-if AacrACTCBXB AHD PKAtX UT rf. P; . . ... " . .... t.. . v.. ft whose experience in newspaper offices is not a lim ited. one. The prospectus announces that the 4rorffl will be published every Satuiv day, and will, contain the freshest hews of a local,. State and. National character.the latest market reports, editorials on leading topics 4c. In politics, tbe-paper will be Conserv ative. Terms $2 per annumf We wish Mr. Babiogton success in his venture. The City Gas Campaay, f - ;: M-y- c "-r We have no doubt that there will hence forth be an improvement in the Bupply of gas In this city ; Tueilljhealth'of Dr. iFox; for several months past; has! prevented him giying"; the works the attention which should nave $en paidriheh'aninonse quence tte supply has not only been shor't at times', but frequen tly, the quality 7 has been inferiori It pleases us' to khpw that IhWI Sanders,! Esq.', has leased ttui works fron Dr J ITn-rl nnt.il t.hA IfltfoVAmhim. nuzfc ja , Vt, I Carsonr' jEsq.i is the. President of the Compaq izeth'4 "whOh35oliL tix tion, after whicn au complaint or them, it is thought, will be stopped. " f -r. -- The most important reduction of the seas- .... - Ml on. With the next sixty aays, we win offer at inreatlv reduced rates, our entire Stock of FALL AND WIHTER DRY GOODS, rbich is the largest, haadsomest and most complete to be found in the State. Our stock of ' ; ;. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, 'r' Hats, Caps, ' ; Beady-Hade . .. , Clothing, No- ' tions. and Small Wares, o o H i-i l-H P3 CJ-3 have been reduced to prices that cannot fai to induce purchasers to examine our stock ( Terms Liberal. Call on us. Chambers Court YesterrfayC' ;- Judge Schenck resumed his Court again yesterday morning, and in the course of the day cleared; up quite an amount of business Several eases were argued; the first of which waS'Burroughs aJSprings vs. the Bank of Charlotte, mis argument was a discussion of what was the meaning of a decision of the Supreme Court in this case.""' Judge Schenck has not yet rendered his decision. Jones A'Johnslon appeared for the plain- The ease bf Davis vs.rBoweh was argued fcXO- tllG ItCltflll I T3QG. by Wilson fc Son for the plaintiff and i RfrTf always on banc " Stock always,! . jam-w. THE BOTWTHBWORIVt ; WADE A PEORAM78, octlltf. First National Bank Buildinf. flTJPERig'ltToring jjjctracw X? , j Bnerry tux cvus. kwiww rh VCriTUBirBWELL COS lruggisw granted license to a new company,' having Capt. F. S, DeWolfe'for its manager; ta-run its pipes through the streetsand ol exercise all the functions of the other company, v j tWith two companies in the city, Charlotte will have cheaper,1bettr anmowJJiable gas, and what has mtnerto been a great ae feet here Uck of light will be curea. Vahee'and Ddd for'fiieofendtorThis 'was on a motion to : set aside judgment, O ase left open, "- - ; The next .case was Hchenck ,ys. Hart. Motion -to-dismiss appeal from a Justice's Court and for a wriiwof restitution. . Ihe motion was allowed bu the Court announ ced that it would hear further argument and authorities from the defendant's; counsel, if desired. ., Barringer and Jones & Johnston 1 Appeared for plaintiff, and '. J. E. Brown for I defendants . 1 atj. .- , I MCMurray,' Davis; &".CoJ vs. Blakeley, Exceptions of ,,defendanargue4and;.the Court reserved, decision.': , Jones.& Johnston apieared for the plain tiSa and J. E- f Brown I ,io aMOBaanii imp 1 1 u.i 1 i Another case was taken 'up -but was not concluded.-? xv'r sr ' The Judge rendered '& decision in the ease of Parka ysiri Alexanderof whicluare -spoke a few dayaagovi -This decision renders ? the defendant liable for the personal property of "the estate which fell into his dVcept the slaves"-4 ' ' I .me siaves, , s . Alt M , Court meets again this morning at 10 o'clock. We will also offer greater inducements h :'rore: Deen,. ,onered in tms eiilc.lWhn we invite special attention tll oiiia of "all classes of Winter Onndfl we will, at the same time, sell all - - classes of . Staple, and Domestic 'Dry Goods, Bibbons,f Jjaosa, 3EmtoiderieiV,J " " Cloths, Cassimeres, ., ,. i--.-f, Beady-Made r -! I 't CIotinng Bats, . , ' :-Caps, Boots, ; I Shoes, Carpets fr., and House JToi(;j(; Goods niahing at the lowest-; possible rates. Call " 0000. McMTJRRAY & DAVISj jan20tf. o I- 0Q W o I o o o T3 B I1 o T3 a eS a o 5 ., 16 '-55 DPS EH 0Q m O. ... El" o -a o 01 s 53 ' fr a S o t3 i t 1 CHASBl' GRISTEi jan 17 ox, i swift Siif!tma V i"i 1 i.i 1 1 1 i 1 uiV 1 i Agtn' -r-r WHOLESALE TI1ADI1. TTJDGING tb fnturJTby tf with confidence upon this out new en - terprisejoff. separating outxWbOlesalr from our Retail Trade, by haiiasVicparfclelnd ; . distinct House for each.; and in doing so, we natter ourselves that 1c "will not only meet the approval of our numerotiB custom ers, but that an- "Exclusive,. Wholesale House" will bring us a large Irtflu of new trade, and of a character not heretofore en ioyed. ' ' ' it must be obvious to eyervybuyer ithat a strictly "Wholesale HousewV arranged: and adapted for that Trade only, with m corps of experienced Wholesale Salesmen, v with a Stock carefully selected for that Trade only, - and moreover, the avoidance or rooming in contact with retail buyeTSTWbjch-! wef and you all have heretofore -found to1 bt' sb irksome, as it frequently happens that: tht' rewui puyer is jyur.tvery, , ueiguowr, viWf 1" your own . cus tomer).. .Soch a house,r' we assert, must and will commend itself to the. - trader-! -. " v.v "' t'- l ''' ; '. Four years agowerernsed that wT; in tended to make Charlotte: a Wholeaala , Jnajt and ours "The . Wholesale House.'; 'tW . now have the proud satisfaction of seeing it - an accomplishedfact:. "t 'j We now call yout atfentlo ; t' ; ac' that we have converted our superb store In to an exclusive- Wboiesaie iiousa, wnere yoa can find all lines of goods necessary fof country storeto-witt Dry-goodaV CiothlOfi Boots, Shoes, Stats, Notions, Ghjcefiea,llafd woWa XTnUnAWr oil fr rvmTAm 1ria. bcghtlalitrie quafttmeiafidTIronr"th very nrst nanus. . , : iI-. Jul U&A Our stock. is now, arriving and, wJU 'JM . completeabout the . first of 'September; 'and will be the laatrest of anThereihe i leten . sions of others to the.eontrary notwdthstaad- - lug. o icspovuuujr iuviw um tmuiw inspection, or write to usibrclrculrrsr--l eTOfTKX) wsTf i": 1 ' Tl . 4 TO :U- ."'i Now, a few words . about, that, ;War now . occupy, tne suberry House-' nerexoiore ao fatorably - knevn ias.i the Messravi Brem . Brown & Co-'s Dnrgoods jHouser to t carry on" bur Retail business, and as 'Excelsior' is, and has always been our, motto('w claim also in that line to ,excel in lowness of prices, and to excel generally. - .We will, in that house; have a! 'oorpa of thtrty 8a1e and- Salea-Ladiea mil ,r experienced t - aflable, and oblighig,1 " ' z, ;V' 1 Vhariotte u., jLUg.i,Hn. yum. v r ? ,;. iRlNTEW, VUiJvrtX) Oil .. . ) A. HALES- I O ITT. H. TUtKIOK . HALES & PARRIOB, Silfer;. and j . v .i - " mod dealers ia ' W;;W' -nirtftfca Jeweln PIt Ware: Gold enst 'SDectackt ' tod sueb ffoods at areusuaHy kept -is'a frsU- class Jewelry Store,: AU! work, fa the Jibe neatly done and .waraoted. MrrUt RCHITEOT-. a4s'i-'rfw s' i jar.-- -x Offers his professional servicee te;tbtftitisens of Charlotte and .t vicinity, and, pledge tbe experience' and practice pf tourteen years training as a guarantee ccdmpMence, a f'- - vmce ixaae Dueex, tuariowe.' L? rt r Iff IH 1 M.H J JOTICE. r ' ' Havine opened an extensive Slate Quarry on the line of the C C. Railroad, we res-. pectfully announce to the citizens of Char lotte, tnat we are prepared to iurnisn vuro- ing andaavmg, wnicn win exceir anyxning in the country for Beauty and Durability. Apply to. - ; Ai VLCRLBiVnHt. . at S. McNinch'e Marble Yard.- tt McNINCH fc 6JSEISH ARBE: janl7-lw. , i ,;;.. '. w. CHALLENGER, ' CARPENTER and BUILDER f (Late of New York.): s ; Will foraish estimates for buildisgs of every kind. First class workmanship and good lumber, at ordinary prices, ; Black walnut doors at low figures. : Alteratiotis and repairs properly carried oat.v -j , f. Address -f-'t .s-- 'J.fK ot , 99, B. Street, Charlotte. N. C. jan 16 lw ! :vW ".-t ..-.' ! 1 ' r r . r'v. ' " . pOCHRANE'S RESTAURANT.. I would inform tne puouc tnat, on me 1st of November. I will Open a RESTAURANT and BOARDING HOUSE, on Tryon streetf! in the second story or the Building adjoin ing the Bank of Mecklenburg,' and hereafter will be prepared to entertain Btaraen, regu lar &nd transient, in a atvle unsurpassed by HIT honsa : in the! citv.. The table will be supplied with all the delicacies of the sea- son. 'Game,' Pish, o$steT'A',UI ; " Terms moderate.' Satisfaction' euaranieed or no charge. " I respectfuDyaolkat yoorpav tronage. ' .-. oc30-tf W. R. COCHRANE. I will feeUlarlv open tar Dairy Farm on the 1st of February but for the-present; perJ sons wanting MILK can get it by sendiof to my house, next door to Got. Vance's, on Sixth 8treet.-",. fH W 7liTHteHEW8. eOfPARTNERSliXB NOTICE .?: ' We. the -undersiened. would announce to,. theScitizena of Charlotte and the public gen erally, that we have formed aeo-paTtnershto nnder thev firm, name and style, of.. R. B. 1 ALEXANDER. 6t CO.. to tax etrect on tne first day of January 1875,'and wilT dr bttftpq nesa at thei Store reeentlyt occupied vby; Messrs; Long, Sumrow & Po. OoUege street, 3 We intend to da first-olaee1 business aad 'deal in firat-clase, dsvnd offer special fa ducementfl to the CASH TRADE. . - We will belad to lee our Triehds at all times promising ihenv they shall, be dealt with politely and honestly, and non shall t go away dissppolinsofvV .r We would solicit a geueroaa share of iftfca public Mtronage. Respectfully, , vi sKR ALEXANOEll;4 n f.:; a; :-Ji;B.?NEELYtASi N B.I would inform -my .riendsj that (having resigned the charge of Messrs. Grter . A Alexander's book!,) on thS IsoiJaauarfi 18?M expect to enter upon; , my .duties, as f Booker Keeper wi th " above named gen tie-, . men, and wilt always be glad , to see them .4eo24tC T.B. lUr, VAjU)AMnrABj. jSTTrjrrjs; nJtoW'cis. ; .Tbe adraotaset nf this Institute axt( agi ' eested to the pablic. -It is agoue2ae stltau irtW ? A1urj. rrepajawj partmenV ioreugbr tralnin toftnlai; mmland ftiMcalPan-iteady InKiar the :ai of.the Iastitutso t,i4J2ziyX I Cadet vreceiTed bataj setb J5r cl jan5-lwa2ww. Sopvintendeat V. i- --If