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BEMOAL. wholes al e Aifri 'n E T A TL' d ka leas in BOOTS. SHOES, LEATHER AND HATS, HAVE remOT! to the new, large and elegant " SMITH BUILDING," next door to Breni, Brown ft Cj.'s Hardware Store, where they are receiving a full stock of SPUING GOODS, complete in every particular. Their line of Indies and gents' fine boots; an:d j shoes, The Charlotte Observer. ' " PUBLISHED BT Charles H, Jones, Proprietor Office, Observer Building:, Corner j J Trade and College Street. win be esoeciaUy attraWte, and will be Bold at short profits. , Call and c i i. '? vl.rl -i.fi i .; f smith marl tf. examine. ft FORBES. Next door to Brem, Brown fc Co.'s Hardware Store, Charlotte, N. C. ;jr-,-- LOCAL DOTS. .;; Had a good deal of weather yesterday. Some alarm was created on North Trade street on Thursday, by the burning out of a foul chimney in the residence of CoU John E. Brown. Water was poured in from the roof, the roof dampened, and no harm was done the house. The March number of the Rural Caro linian is on our table, and is fully up to its usual standard. To such of our farmers as desire a real first-class Southern agricul tural monthly, we cordially recommend this. Published at Charleston, S. C, by Walker, Evans & Cogswell. MRSi P. QUERY, Has the Largest" and Finest stock of IIILLniEOY AND fANCY;:l500DS The Bird Bill. Mecklenburg county is included in the proTisions of the bird bill, which has just become a law by act of Assembly- The bill prohibits the killing of wild turkeys, pheas ants, partridges and quails, except upon one's own lands, between the first of April and the first of Octobei , and to prohibit the selling of birds except upon a person's own land. . in the State. 3 t 3 I 4 - Call and see her. CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA E; R. Charlotte AgencyV Oct. 20th, 1874. The Charlotte, Columbia. & Augusta Bailroad Stolen Coat. A a colored teamster was driving past! the Charlotte Hotel yesterday, he espied one of his coats on the back of a flashy-looking mulatto. "Where you gwineVid dat coat ?" asked he. "No wha," tremblingly answertd the thief. "Yes you is. Dat's my coat so off w id it," commanded Jehu, something which the other obeyed with alacrity, and then ran away as fast as his rascally legs could carry him. Arrlngtou's Circus. .. .'? " t. ' inr.vl-i. i itn CkinnaM (w- PharMia tin A nnnn tlin INVITtheae Points and Sonth Atlantic Sea Ports enjoyed over its lines. 1st The Great Atlantic Coast Line via Columbia, Wilmington and Portsmouth to Baltimore, Daily, Insurance i per cent. Philadelphia, Daily, Insured. NEW YORK, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY INSURANCE I PER CENT BOSTON, TUESDAYS' AND FRIDAYS, INSURANCE PER CENT. PROVIDENCE, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, Id. By way Wilmington and Direct Steam Line to Baltimore, Wednesdays and Sat urdays, Insurance i per cent. H I L ADELPHXAj EVERY WEDNESDAY, INSURANCE 1 PER CENT. NEW YORK WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, INSURANCE EQUALIZED TO THAT OF NORFOLK. 1 By the Charleston Lin Baltimore, Weekly. EVERY FRIDAY, TO "NEW YORK, r AND SATURDAYS, TO BOSTON, EVERY SATURDA"" TUESDAYS, THURS- THff unrivalled Stean, Line fjfwi ofher oharleston, and theeomb ined equipments i of the C. C & A , W. 0. A nd other nm km rnr cotton ana an oiuer nwreuuu m -1 - pany, which is being organized by Capt; T. Q. Arrington, of the North Carolina Rail road Company, will soon be complete. When in Charlotte a'few days ago, he found li man to take charge of the porcupine and an other to perform the duties of the ant eater. The prospects of the early formation of the company are fine, as only a few more per sons and animals are noeded to make it com plete. K . . Jurisdiction Enlarged. The bill making the Mayor of the City onanotte a Judge, ana his (Jourt a specia Court, has passed both branches of th Gen eral Assembly,and is now a law, so that Mayor Davidson is now, as the Senator from Mecklenbnrg writes him, "a Judge, not only in facts and merits, but in name." The pro visions of this bill are such as to enlarge his powers to final jurisdiction of many cases which be has hitherto been forced to send 011 to the Superior Court. We will publish the full text of the bill, so soon as received. of to assure our patrons of absolute freedom from detention Hon. R. R. BElDQiEBa; 1;-" 5F l - A .;',- . Col. John B. Palmeb, Jas. Anpekson, - A. Pope, Gen' 1 Manager. . . - President. General Superintendent, General Freight Agent. W. W. PEGRAM, Age 11 N" C. HARRY & CO., House, Sign and Frescoe Painters. ARTICULAR attention paid FrnB Churches and Town Halls, through Conntrv. Office onder Central Hotel. AC OB M. - MENDEL, fGiprs,f dbacco, PipesSnuff,&c. TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C Stock always on hand to suit Country Merchants especially. jan!9-tf. ion . ;boWAlld JProprieior, College Stsmt, Ceaslotte, X. C, One door below the Observer .corner, v At this house, our coming Centennial can be discussed at all hours day of night." ' The leading toiritt of Ahff day will be pres ent at all times to take a part in any "question that may arise, -j --;') W V. WILSOK. ' ILSON& BLACK, W, 3. BLACK. WHOLESALE feb20 tf. FLOUR AND MEAL BY THE SACK OR CAR LOAD. The undersigned is prepared on short no tice to fill large or small orders ftrf s - Flonr, Meal, Wheat-bran, Corn bran, and Second ; qual in quality to jny Jn this, market Also Orahara FldaS. Tor browri hreaoT,rro choice wheat, and MIXED FEED for cows. Grain bought at highest market price. : CHARLOTTE CITY MILLS, v febls-tf. , . Lock Box 62. lia price and quality ny in bega bought in. the i. iK.mln Charlotte at the THE OPFEE iiMn, It ' '.): v.'ii W'Vljiw.t To duplicate TOiceof nanr Rjit mnA ii. k,n fftiarlotte price paid abroad. TIDDYBRQ fetU V.:-g:vVsiT-T ATEST.ARBII&iSSll A dncAn r.rnv Kac frmth canned Black hma s nnr,n .f no hr the dozen, large Hominy, White Peas andeansarge MounUin Potaioes. nice Dried Fruit, White bushels Seed Oats Jine Clear Seed.at - feb2fi-tf. : " , B. N. BBUU O JJOTICE TO SHIPPERS I Charlotte," W. L, Fc. 18, 1874. n .fto the 20th inst.. duplicate re ceipts will be required to be made out by shippers for freight over the Carolina Cen tral Railway, and good? mnst oe aeuvcreu at warehouse by 4 PTM. . r &. tv GALLOWAY Gen'l Sopt. Agent. feb!9 2w. -TU8f Deceived, cim a .;yau 36-';i:ii-,i A full and complete stock of all inda; 6f SCHOOL BOOKS. Also a large addition Of other valuable books and Enndry otner.p cles io my line. Call and exmi?e. 'MU, feb28tf -m s.'f'a.V'.J Prwf CHOICE SELECTED NORTHERN SEED -POTATOES. (,J t u -wl ? -v, Ur.r 'i i ' - vl'Jt'ttnmM ifArv Onndwich. Pink Eye, Peach Blows and Peerless, large jo in store and for sale by; Vf A.R.NISBET&BRO. ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, , ' &L Tt.- . 0 . r W.B. BURWELL&CO. .-mar3.tC - Springs' Corner. nOEEMAS'8 ENQLISH WtTJSTAEDiVf -.s..AW''flttiAir.O ;- W. R. B.ACO. Oh 0CCI8TS. : : ckalkbs rs f PAINTS, OrLSr CHBMICAS, O-ASS, &C. " CHARLOTTE, N. C. feb21$m. j, I ? The Cabarrus Court House. We learn that our Cabarrus county friends are already taking steps looking to the re building of their Court House, which was destroyed by fire between two and three weeks ago. We learr, further, that there is a probability of their securing the ser vices of our talented young architect, Mr. George Welch, to draw the plan and super intend the work. We hope they will do so, as be is a fine architect, and gives satisfac tion in every case where employed. - - - Look to Your Windows. At this time, when house-breakings and attempts at house-breakings are being i so frequently m de, it behooves our citizens to exercise great care in closing and locking their doors at night, and in fastening down thir windows. On the streets of our city, any day now, can be seen a large class of men who look like regular "bummers," and who are not too good for anything. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Shelby Banner. This paper has been revived, and the first number of the "new issue" is on our table. Tt is edited and published by Messrs W C Durham and J I Webb. The Banner of the present fa a vast improvement upon its pre decessor of that na ne. It is a 28 column paper, well filled with original and selected matter, which is well arranged in the columns, and is beautifully printed on type as good as new and on a good press. We know both the young men at the helm, and know that they have the sense and the vim to get up a good paper. We hope their ef forts will bejfcppreciated and that they will The Adventures of a Slatesville Man. The longest route from Raleigh to States- vitle, has recently been discovered by a res ident of the latter place. He left ye good old town for Raleigh, oh business, which, havingj attended to, he set out to return home, j Reaching Salisbury about 3 o'clock in the morning, he got but ot the train, half asleep, and bought a ticket up the Western Road to States vil le. Having done this he got right back on the North Carolina train, and did not discover his mistake until after the train had started. He then accepted i he situation as best he could, and tame on to Charlotte, determined to take the Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio train from here that after noon, i But he slipped up in his calculations again, and got led. He had piessing busi ness in Sfcatesville next day, and rather than wait for the next direct train from here, concluded to go around by Salisbury on the North Carolina Bailroad and up to States ville next morning.' He went to sleep direc tly after the train started, and, as it stopped at a station, hearing the cries of porters and the moving of omniouses, he bounced off, to find out, just as the train went off and left him, that he had set himself down at Concord, He stayed there all day, jerking out an oath or two occasionally, and took the next morning's train for Charlotte. Spending the day here, he boarded theStates yille train that afternoon, and finally got home, having been on the way for about 74 hours.; The Opera House Last livening. The New York Comedy Company fairly outdid itsf las night. "Lady of Lyons" was on the boards, and to say that it was very veil played is not putting the case strong enough; the rendition of it was excel lent. The story is one of Bui wer's finest imag ningsafld its strong points were brought out lasVeveuing in fine style. Clara WJldman acquitted herself in her usual handsome manner, as Pauline. F. J. Wildman, as Claude Melnottc, was splendid. He threw his soul into his part, and took it well At times his acting was powerful, and he rivet ed the closest attention of the crowd. Mr. Thompson as Col. Duma as Glavis, and Miss Kate CWlins, a3 Madame Deschap pelles, all did themselves great credit. The piece was, indeed, well presented, and the interest in it was maintained from begin ning to end. Every one spoke of its rendi tion in terms the most complimentary and whatever of popular favor the troupe may have lost the night before, they fully regained last night. ur remarks about last evening's per formance come conscien'iously, just as did our strictures on Thursday night's p erform ance. We did not think "Hunchback" well played, and said so ; we did think "Lady of Lyons" splendidly played, and say so. ; This is the last evening the Wildmans will be with us. This evening there, will be a double bill, comprising "Lost in Lon don," and "Solon Shingle." We would be glad to see the Opera House filled and .do confidently look for a large crowd. By all means go to hear Clara sing, if for nothing else. Alexandrlana Post Office Some time last summer, at the request of several citizens of upper Mecklenburg, we wrote out a petition, asking" the. Postmaster General to rescind the order requiring the opening of the mail at the blacksmith shop two miles this side of Alexandrians; and re store the post office at the railroad station. : This petition, after some delay, was signed by about forty of the citizens most inter ested and forwarded to us. We took it to the: Postmaster in Charlotte and asked his approval, j This he willingly granted,..but stated that it would be necessary to cave the approval of the Postmaster at States yUIe, the other end of the line, before the Post Office Department would be likely to grant' the prayer of the petitioners. Mr. McDonald, accordingly, took the petition from us with the intention of sending the paper to Statesville prior to sending it to Col. Tom Long, who looks after Uncle Sam's postal business in this part of the country. NEW ADVEKTISEiriEHITS. PALL AT J. 8 M. DAVIDSON'S, ; : j,iftt ..irr , -r-tw -'Slim' .i , TRADE STREET, j ... t S For the best Cigars, Foreign or Domestic, for the best Smoking Tobacco, I," 1, i and 1 lib. packages; for the celebrated Powathan Tobacco, with a Pipe in each box, for the cel.brated Fine Cut Chewhig, in foil or. by the pound, for Gait A; Ax. Lorrillard, Ap- nlotar Ar H.lniM' fiajaft. far. thfl erv beat Plug Tobacco. All whfch .will; be soUH( very low tor tne casn, - -. v -mar 6 - ' J J . LOST. ' - srH- ' ' ": Between the Air-Line . Depot nd Central HoteLa bunch of "Keys: One of the keys was attached to small rir&and then ti the large ring. The - finder wW please, leavetf them at - v ip OFf JCE.V mar u lv . v 1 , jJ"EW GOODS . Am vina.ua v and ini?LiCat . t. : mar.O " F H ANDREWS A'CO'S.' Some time after this we saw Col. L. person ally, and stated the case to him, and he j T7RESH PRUNES, CURRANTS, . jiiuuiirjcu iu j;ci, iuk uiantr lurougu ior us, and through us, for our friends near Alex andriana, at the earliest practical moment. Since that time the matter has escaped Our attention, until reminded of it by Mr. W. W. Abernathy, who called to see us about it on Friday. Has the petition been pigeon-holed, and allowed to sleep all this time to the detriment of the people of up per Mecklenburg? We call upon the Post master here to rise and explain, and if the explanation is not safisfactory,swe take this method to inform our friends, that if they will get up another petitiou. we will see to it that it never goes to sleep until it. has at least reached the proper office in Washing ton, and if the prayer be refused, we Will see to it that our Representativesin Con gress are properly appealed to, to press the matter. There has been too much delay already, but at this writing we know not who to blame, and can only say that our individual skirts are clear. More of that delicious Walnut Tafify, Mince Meat, Brandy Cherries and Florida Oranges, just received and for sale cheap. mar 6 a F H ANDREWS A CO. gECOND LOT ' f 100 BARRELS EAR- LY ROSE POT A , ; TOES Just rec-lred by OPERA HOUE. Return of the .favoritesi with entire new, mar3-3t. MAYER GREY ROSS. With one child (six years old) wishes a situation as Housekeeper or Seamstress ill a private family.. Address M. B;"1 mar 6 3t "Charlotte, P. O. f'f t" ' " ' r t. m II 7 1 I I U iT r w M r it it m J OFFER FOR SALE The Election Thursday r-The Fence Law Defeated Although very little had been said in ad vance about the election which took place thursday on the question of having the fence law in charlotte Township, the vote polled was a pretty fair one. The negroes, always prompt to vote, came manfully up and voted against it in a body, while the whites, with almost equal unanimity voted for it. There was a good deal of work done on both sides, those who took any interest at all in it, taking a very lively interest. The following is the vole : FIRST WABD. For Fence Against Fence Majority for Fence SECOSD W A.ED. For Fence Against Fence, a Majority Against...... THIBD WABD. ForFence Against Fence. 154 39 ...115 .. 58 ..122 64 Majority against . FODRTH WABD. For Fence Against Fence . . 69 ,180 .HI Court Yesterday. The following comprised the business of the day : J. D. Sampson & Co. vs. William Sloan. This was an action brought by the plaintiffs' merchants of the city of New York, against William Sloan, as one of the partners of the firm of Wra Richards & Co., to recover some $800 or 1,000 for goods sold in 1869-70, to said firm. The plaintiffs contended that Sloan was liable because be was a partner of the firm of Richards & Co. at1 the time of the purchase. The defendant Sloan swore that he had retired from the firm on the 1st of January,, 1863, and that he then ceased to be connected with the firm - as a partner. The plain ti claimed that Sloan, having once been a partner of the firm, if the plain-, tiffs knew it and had dealings with the firm while he was a partner, and had no notice of Sloan's withdrawal, that they were entitled to recover. The jury found all the issues in the plaintiffs'' favor, except the one that Sloan was a partner at the time the goods were" purchased. ' Jones & Johnston appeared for the plaintiffs, and C. Dowd for the defendant. . Martin Alexander, el al, vs. Board of Com missioners of Mecklenburg County and the Board of Trustees of Mallard Creek Township- This was a motion for injunction in a suit. brOqght by plaintiffs vr defendants. An election had been held in the Township under the fence law, and there was a tie vote. The Board of Commissioners gave the casting vote in fayer pf the fence. The plaintiff, as a citizen of tbe Township, brought this action , to restrain the defend ant from carrying the law into execution, alleging that the commissioner had no au thority under law to cast the vote. The Judge sustained tha motion and continued the injunction. Shipp & Bailey for de fendants, J. E. Brown for plaintiff. State vs. Zeno Hutson. The defendant was charged with arson in burning ' the house of .Mrs. Nixon. W. H. Bailey repre sented the State, and Jones '& Johnston tbe defendant. The defendant was discharged, the State not being able to make out a case. State w. Anthony .Hayes.J( WH. Bailey represented the solicitor and prosecuted ; Jones & Johnston for defendant. The de- fondant - wo oh&Tved with larcenv of a sauare from the Capps mine owner. The 105 - 114 Majority against . 9 Total number of votes polled, 944 ; for fence, 355, against, 455; majority against, 66. So a quietus has been put upon the fence question in this township, for the present, at least. t We regret that this vote was left out of be well sustained by the good people ' 01 yesterday's paper, for which it was prepared. Cleaveland and tne aajoining counties. ; :-1 TYARWIN G. JONES' ATTA V1OTOAB WOBKS, ' 31 BROAD STRinV AtLAMA, r 'U. ? Next door to the Herald Office. I ' White Wine Tmegar Cider Vinegar, and : - Sweet rUider, feb!7tf Death of Jos. . Carson. . We learn by.a private letter received yes terday from Shelby, that Jos L Carson, Esq,, of Rutherfordton, died at his residence in that town, one day last week, of typhoid fever. -MrUarson was a lawyer of consider able, prominence, in his section... Upon : Judge Bynum's elevation to the 8upreme i Court' bench, "he was appointed bjr Gov. Caldwell prosecuting - attorney for .this judicial district, and as such served for Biv- eral months. Last summer he became an in dependent candidate for . the same position, but was defeated by the regular Conserva tive nominee. Mai. W. J. Montgomery. Mr l Carson, at the time of his death, was, we judge, about 45 ye irs of age. It was put in type, but the foreman, in making up the form, overlooked it. jury brought ' In a verdict of nofc guilty." and the detenaant was aisenargea. r .t .;-, Court adjourned tor the term, yesterday afternoon. Judge - Schenck . did an almost unprecedented amount of, work within the two weeks, naving , aisposeu entirely yi me criminal docket and gotten far into the civil. He is. a power on the bench, and even an masses the hieth expectations which . . 1 ... ( 11. Ji had been leic concerning ..uivmis, o campaign. His Honor leaves this morning for his home in Lincolnton, but will return this afternoon, on his way to Polk Court via Spartanburg, S. C. While here this evening and to-night ne win near iwo idjuucuuu cases, an attachment case, and probably some motions. - ::.ui- '"'!;?.5 ' COMMUNICATED. - -i'; Oil: A? Case of Ilonorkble . Depravity. ' Editob Obsebveb,: . . . : ' " ' '.' : . You will allow me space ip. the columns of your valuable journal to give publicity io ah incident that has this day , disturbed pe neiseless : tenor of 6ur; way. ; During the 1 I ( 1 4 t 1 1 " ' 1 1 - ri i f X 7 GLARA WILDMAN I On favorable Terms the following IYENT0RT OF PRINTING MATERIAL. o - 1 font Pica heavy-faced, Antique. l'nuadeipnia. Great Primer Clarandon condensed Pica light faced, German Text. ' Clarendon condensed. Nonpareil light-facedt-extended. 4 line Pica Skeleton, upper and low er case. " ' 3 -Pica bold-face Italic. ; Long Primer Grotesque. 2 line Great Primer Grotesque. Pica Clarendon condensed. light-faced condensed. 2 line Long Primer ornamental, 2 " Brevier old style. B " " light-faced. Nonpareil Imprint Letter. Knghsh condensel. Pica French Clarandon. Nonpareil Title extended. t, " Bold:face. . : Great Primer German Text. Pica German Text. ; j 2 line Long Primer-Ornamental. Nonpareil light-face condensed. . " ; Title Italic, : !,.;. . Great Primer Title condensed: " Gothic ' 2 line Small Pica ornamental. - Pica Antique pointed, 2 line Brevier extended. Brevier Gothic.. : 1 Long Primer, hair line.. Pica Bank Note Italic' 2 line Pica. - t Great Primer Clarendon conden'd , Fancy Imprint Letter. ; . Great Primer Philadelphia. Paragon Condensed Text. Long Primer Gothic. 2 line Pica, light-face. Pica Extended ornamental. 2 line Paragon, light-face. Creat Primer German .Text, light- face.: - ". Paragon, upper and lower case. . Great Primer, upper and lower case. Pica' TAw Italic.' f 2 line Pica, light-face, h t - 2 u .. " shaded. 4 ''" Skeleton Antique. 2 Great Primer condensed. Paragon Title condensed. ul ,; Pica. f, Brevier. . ' ; f;f'' ;: '" K ;"1 Great Primerlight-face extended. 8 line, Pica, tWood Type) con 'd. 16 line Pica : Gothic Wood Type. 2 line Great Primer Ganon. r - 2 line English Canon Italic. 12 lines Pica Omaniental ITood Type.;--'. r;.--. ! ' ') Brevier Law Italic- " , 7i 5 line Pica-Cannon. 1 "n-'ffidothic. st l.u.'r-U 6 . u . , " Tuscan,. . 3 .... -"AntiqnVf 'M; -'M .5 r r. . i j iFtClarendon-HJondierised 2 " Great Primer, .black face. , : Pica Italic 1 Border;- - '. li - . liffcfj LaborSaying Rule, 'jr - ;, . liont tarcmartaaos. U 86Circles ! 0 oio'isr' . Z Standi. j , , ( 9 double Brass Galleys. Several Empty Cases. , ,e2 Ayhases. i,., . 2 Imposing Stones 1 Cabinets, wests a 1 Stove and Pjpe. ,7; j 6 SmallTabfe v Kiilf- V 6 Composing Sticks. Roler Stocks. .Hi"? A . ? . I j. WoodeGalleys, v , i Brass Lined Galleys. , . r i: '-Bottorn'Oaneys.-ii ; double Galley. ; ' h i : i .swu'i h, ': InkingAppBratus and jRoler topk, . ; j j AND THB W 4 f.it-y .. r--i; ?K NEW YORX COMEDY CQMPAKP' I On Saturday eyeninf, March 6th, wiirbe presented the ' highly- interesting' ?l Drama, entitled i .;:,: ; LosTira tonnon; -i-OR BOWN III Mill MM i-ii BY GENERAL REQUEST, . it.- , CLARA" WltmiAIT"' WltListNQ HBB CtLSBRATED ; ; : "'S I M AC C 8 o n c . Lo Hear1 ;tho ; Geatlo. lark I , To Conclude with . . . SOLOH SHIIIGLE, WHO STOLE Mr BARREL OS APLK SASS. PaiCK or Atatissioir,- 1 Orchestra Chairs and Parquette, .. .$1.00 Dress Circle, ! I ' ir-t 't'--n.'-'-f.i., -?5eto: Gallery, - ';' Jl:": :Mu9,9te. Reserved Seats on sale at Tiddy's Book Store. . : '!i .,. f-mar25t PARLOR SUITS. Just received -THS rOTOLAB- ' TURKISH' and " NEILSON" Styles. 'iii Rep and Satin'. "Victoria", Chamber Seta, Unfitting t:9C Handso e, 4bd Comc"Bei-'l steads, Chairs, Burlattsy u'! ' 5s Washstands 2SaUi ; -"if--JT s Jan ViJ- ! 1 ' Y tresses, Ac ,a -j ., . . ji :'sKi4 juie--. ' f.tinj V fffo ':0ur stockia 'no Vmplele Bnyertrlwiil find large stock from which to make selec-. tions, and at lower prices, than aver before offered. Give us call. . ' j 1 T'Oli J C.I p. M. Sheltoit,' 1 ! Complimentary Resolutions, On tbe second day of last Febru ary, the officers of the Fire Department of the city of Chr5atm boliday8 cf the past 'yearl j JPhil- Charlotte, who visuea vueswr, o. v., u Blak ,an inhabitaBt Qf the colored way 25th ot January, mm uwvbu-.u. - Kaiforeedf thenaaetf Mr, annual celebration of the "Stonewall" Fire w w Woo: oni bf 6uf -b'st worthy citi- Company of that town, held a meeting and -nd Dresented-it at the - . . I rfw jrw: wr: ,t j. . , . , . , ,. .. i r - 1 passea 7 " " , " store. of a. gentleman, wno resiues w our ? Mallett puinerand Shooting Stick. iii. oo Koincr rinntAfl in colors ml -t ... . , ; n ' t,-,i in.. I rf. "'i.,'?! . ?! i; '," ,. county, near, vameron on ju, yf ., 1- 1; novelty ninnng tress. - A D. A. SMITH 6 CO-iH-: East Trade Street Assistant. . i -mar4'j ' ' t ''1 ND STILL THEY COME. V w Worthem Apples.Jf V .; .1.4 1 m - 1 w, 3 i't Prunes, Qreen corn,.Cj5) 0li ro fetdeStickiand V K ;Orf fff ??? FsiOCTfoiPaper, ' J; ,L f Pickles of all kinds, Hominy, coartft'and 11AAG Ul AAU40 VlMMHNV mwu mtt i w in tinfnails.plantintt' Potatoes of all kinds, alt going oft cheaper than the .' cheapest, t 1 IVt f UiUlbUtCi 2N&Iue'Bnekets'.i't'iw ' l inking Stone;f.'i ht. 1' Lamp and Two Racks. 1 lot Pigeon Holes. tibhB. which are being printed in . colors in our Job Department, on a large card, which m be.ing accepted, he invested it in whis after being nicely ramed,.-jviii be quite an , wond create within aiv.hbnesfman UIUdlUVUV mr- different fire companies interested : Whkbkas, Tbe officers of the B ire Depart- l;o. 1, AVasnington Manoj irress-; if THE M ATERIAt -ABOVE - LISTED,! a propensity totalMAf warrant jheing cUpsedW "Lrveob ' Office" in issued fat his anest;ihe waat taken Jbefore, a cbarlotte,an4 is nQwpfgJfor sale t a bar-( r.j ',ni first door shove market, ae J38j s T AW LIBRAEY, , ; . , Containing two hundred' and" twenty-five volumes, oeionging w pncnciuBi jwjci in .North Carolinaf is offered foi sale, unbrok- mENNVsoN'tf eo&xa.-f ; r,: Anew edition of Tennyson's eluding ' if-'-'iii. Poems, f n and all his 'Hi: JV :-jrftik worts, besides tne music ontfr to or his moss popular songSi, rSvaV , PHIFERSI ftb24-tr. Book Store. TMPORTANT NOTICE. Mecklenburg Zouayes. ' This organization held a meeting last night, when the following officers were elec ted by acclamation : Captain N 1st Lieutenant Thos Whisnant tenant Vf H Gray ; Orderly Sergeant H Mc Smith. Others of the rank will be appoint ed by the Captain. ; Last evening SCenrolled members of the TlTnMvta ThA lTTllf'rs 1J1 Lllc 11 lio IfCUAlIT I .' I ' -. - t. -j. A-. r ZJ I : . : - - - - . -i; - s "f !t rhkrlotte didacceDtah tXiurt Of inquiry, ana aiierBnuB cyucc, .gu. r 3.. L ' ett,- wlir deeiSS H.seu; paib:i.JSf Sn'ffie-Sl :;TO WHACaILE 1 f f1. I SSvofChester,S.O,,.to participate: in the trfai $ the bffence of forgery' Bail hot. be- -!'V;-1' --.f ' WD9f !mM& WMmi canoD rr irnu.iLUUC tux vuv w , n hvi 11 v viuciabcu a 1 imrou ; vw? wwj w. - - -- t j . 1 1 ' - 5 - ? v - - ; s .- - - - c s jpmrW- Pitality extended to them on that occasion ; : johaBarleyconC aV,i so Harry: iv,orofirp he it , .f 1,1 " j? - ;2d ifol .SaThat we wli be r " ... ."ii rtji t. 4Via VuMtf. ninminatinir I r.nmnanv were creeent. Jdnday and Fri " UMtrr a am in k 111 a vuv wvwv -- u r - wti tBMl. ; - : - 1 i I dav nights of each week were chosen as having earlyshour, le ft his horse and buggyi 4t . ,t he ; tender ; mercies L of this delinduent soaof Hanj f. After; seyeral faithful viiueus u vuraii, . -rr-'r . ; ; i " v : .: .. .... .. 1 1 4k mnHiiiMiiWTH k iriHri' m ,iKj"i t XinaneSS, aUU gBiiuuaiui'i","V v7"-v- I BlUmuers, VUC. liauiici nm wv. .-.-.. , timnn mat occasion, iuu mao ever treasure the recollections of :She ''visit, the unbounded appreciation which we felt, on the occasion of the visit. a J a- " P a I I and we akejnia i menou -JiuJVT nnsnccessful' efforts toarousethati nufn Kat- w armracfatA the I rnstodian of Jther W from h -" 1 Quarter Medium Liberty Wegener) W.W pt.j 4y.fi The entire list making an.omt sufficient for" a nrst-chwr weekly newspaper rll ;r itUe over half the! priginal cost. ,? ! ,hfeh28vl.r l3v1tlJ;tCHAS.B JOx I if commitment ana .-.u, .4j ioJ 9j?.irKBT4.j .Mm.ir' v - i. rv Arr nan iiHHM'iini w tiAa bii i ' . i ' meeting nights. -We trust that the number, as one of the most enjoyable, that ttnas ever veyuve. a".?-.rvTTT-. ' i '"omxi na 9 Jlf llaT15.9iJ'w iff ! ! e. til'.. . v tfiwo 00 rx a T.T.n pj a i 1 mostincr nicnrs. we iruat mat iuc uuiuuct 1 m one 01 iuts luuaicujuiauio, i: - .. . . .r , .i .--',.':. - Dwya,v?--r- . r: . 0 -SJ,- i i vn vinr fortune to Darcioate in which' has i nossible despatch to this placeana deuverto j.vft hare beenld, and i now usen jfl Af friAnsftnnii nr i&mnies. buu hu awir tuc uuuo v T . FmAn m nnr croiDreii ui iiiab piow, iiViaIq nvnf thA-mnntv-. xiie cuuauimo u.ni-u Indent has eyer occerrea, directly or indirectly couragerhent to the 'Zouaves." The more wd we hope the acquaintance and; mend-1 ia hourly expected td arrive, f but' as, the tte w ARX pIDER J:f i ,1!'J! iPHIFER'S? :.v In A 4 marfi;. V 1 I 11 from burning, storing or nana wgiv. oreanissations Charlotte has the occasion ship thus begun, may . continue w wug jailor has all the necessary papers, Boajr, . . .. " 1. ,. ,,t ; ; ! ; 1 Toenableall classes to use this indwpen- Cent6nnial the better display will such organizations as ours may be neces- that the forcoming of the officer to pot r ja8t received and on draught, ltfice Sweet sable article, the price has recently been re- or the centenmai, in e, u; ru "Vy " . .J'; 'material.- - RespectfuUy,!i'si y uara - cidCT mother invoice of fine Rye dnced about sixteen per cent. ; ; ; she make, and the better will she be able to : i, That a copy of these resolutions , ... -1 ,1. jr .fOROYrNE. i Whlskeflt A' RSsrXH'S Buyjpuxoilfm - entertain, in,a becoming manner, her nu- be forwarded .to .the 'StonewaU Fire;Com7 - y ." qj j Vebrnary VSfhplVTHi11 1 tnaf-tt lit nici oi t TChroeeTjr. -"'f -Lft.JSTwM.i merons guests on that occasion. .panyw xmwkt, v.6r;.lf, . ;?.;flr?-; jb e, .f.nw if jiiJ t3.bn) a sw od3 .rjsatl fli no:aeiIlt fA'ritiTena of Charlotte. ariai the" WiWic geraUyithU"wvhsvavfbrjsxeitg co-part- nersnip unuer me una usuio uu n j u o WM Long A,Ca,'and will-do business on Trade street next door to, J, B Jlenderson, in the store house lately ,'occaptea. dj u w A. ' - -fcr . .-?. 'i ;.. " Wn tntimd to da a finbdass business and deal in first-class eoods, and Offer special in ducements to cash trade ) yu.n.d .1 1 We souct a anart or.tne puouo fraqe.i J fir. til a W. IL'LOITO; ' ... 1 1 ... 1 ' :' A WO rooms in lllH DprwgS uwuu, sutwun . a: . a A f. i . t :. amho-i amm m wrviw k .1 a r.s i rr;rri -
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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March 6, 1875, edition 1
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