DAILY OBSERVES.
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wTTW'nnSFlRVER" IS THE ONLY PA
PER PUBLISHED INTHE, STATE WEST
OF RALEIGH WHICH GIVES THE LA
TEST TELEGRAPHIC 2) IS PA TCHES
EVERY MORNING. B VSINESS MEN
WiLL PLEASE MAKE A NOTE OF THIS.
CIIAS R, JONES, Editor & Proprietor.
WV P. AlNYAaaotiate Editor. -;
yaesday, March 9, , 1375,.
Free from the i 'doting ' craplei that
fitter our free-born reason."
i OBS ERVATIOKS.
A newspaper correspondent. aaya "there is
strata In poker-playing as well as in politics."
Tha aw-thaw the cj"fceautiral Snow" is
found at last. It is no less a person than
Sol,'" hut hot the one" ni'Cbneord. ''- 1
y We don't hejleie' tie - lait- rnmor.! Ann
Dickinson could no more be a circus-rider
than she could fly. ' " 1 .
ParsoriBrdwnlow is laying np a supply of
nrtfi&nd hrnistoae-fort ebmlbg lumbers 6f
the KnoxviUe,yvnd ricje Wn
Senator Goi.onandpeyiese.nUtlTeLaniar
w'ih go" to tJeWHampshire to 'speak ""for the
DemacraMc candidates."'" e:J "V- i
The losses by the flood aroandi Knox villa
East Tennessee, foot up over a million dol
lars, . lA.aJl
Alfoajp is not going; to be assassinate like
most Spanish Kings.' A sound spanking his
subject think, .-vrlUjj occasion r his resigna.
tion. - f
All the witnesses; In ttbelgreat -case rwtll
Aeroafter bear- the honprarr title of - -ex
fataeflaes in the Beecher.Tilton affair.-"
' Bneombe coanty will tend p fburteen-ton
cheese to the Mecsilenbal Cenlennlal, and
Salelgh will furnish a hangry editor war.
tendered
th9 Turkish mission, it would be advisable
for 0e. Sultan, to put .ona. double guard at
th eninMice. to his seragUofor Horaee is an
steeompllshed rogue. k "
The surname of Qreenjllle's (S. C) latest
. Importation in the shape of a minister is
MHideifc1 It Is to be hoped bis -giVwa' name
is not estT ;ii-n . 1 :; " ! .
Mr siAakefttame7 veJtrstly. aald. in his
valedorAh'at4 pa ot any1 party who
lor)r;n;sh
dividing! linetweennytyhnd" poilcy.f.'j A
, The Richmond Whig says Judgfe Dickinson
at thebrfekklast table of St. James Hotel; de-
elded in the presence of many, that a man
conld give; a eolored waiter halt a dollar
-under .theClyiVJuMghte jlJUl ,,nnless he , gstve
'the samQ amount lo a- white person. s rtwi
Freni tBe soak'edf cohdHfojf of 'he last few
copies of Ae Gal vesto !NewB' that reac hed
this ofQce, we are- forced id the conclusion
r that Ht iasTeen xtnlp ViTexasj
France is very anxiQUSabout mounting
her cavaland, to (ha endsought ,toupn r
chase lprses peroany; The . Germans.
have mmtjfafi of aiding France
to mount her warriors, and so . Kaiser Wil
liam has issued a decree forbidding the z.
portation of the horses. ' ' ' ' " , v "
It is a little singular that the hotel at Alex
. andria, Virginia, where the first blood was
shed in the late struggle, was the first hotel
in the country to close after the : passage of
the Civil Bights Bill. The Bichmond Enqui
rer says, "as the war began there 'perhaps it
has closed with ita closing."
Says the Newberne Journal of Commerce:
"The North Carolina Badical Congress men
dodged' on the Force BilL ' Neither Cobb
nor Thomas roted. ' Wm A Smith voted with
oar Democratic delegation against the in.
iquitous measure."
' A young man in this J city after attending
the Opera the other night; aroused his room
t mate about 4 o'clock In the morning by danc
ing round the room In his' sleep,' singing , "a
thousand pounds ahd a Captain's daughter,'
The Congressional Conference Committee
on the .general appropriation bill reported
Ave thousand dollar appropriation was strlck
en Irwlt''it
Wha shaJL we without iur.'BeM Butler
In Congress ?. The demoeratlc journals have
our condoleme say iheN York Herald.
Why we'Udohui'gSBpBrown, that's What
We'UdoL'?; 5 -
There wire in 1873, 823 nnlverslties and cbl
. leges In the United States, with 52,063 stu
dents. Ohio has the largest number or in
stitutions; NeWjYorktheneit largest.
Says the New York Herald : "LltUeRhody
wUl Inot brook' federal interference, and
somehow or othernwar lerau Imminent be
tween the State and the United States. We
depraeoejtIUt;flMtiotaU tjeeaoMthe
8tae l; ?carcelargf jiough for 4wo,arniiM
however small ;' though It must be oonfes'secl
that Governor BTowardVbeirajoW' message
Is pleasant reading Jn theses piping times of
peace."
Woodson M 3rte" Kalegh News is accredited
witli 1 the aporis.m,, The pea may be toight
. er 5rd. but the scissors Is might
ier thaifef Her." ' if thtflttnston Gjutette, is
to be ireved.paaQn lltes Bp to; htsaiot
to. Of course we . know nothing about it 7
Tha qaettealdlfbme'tfnle i&tti&frQotf.
grand-miitfier'f old 8iea?iL-7v -
A wresnoi,de)ntif Aht,lep Yorkflnn say
iiwer j piverstralionlv Wasntngton
eoMldern agbodiokethat Schenblti'rBo,ia
be taken as authorltv on mw izz-'i
truth irhewM-w-U-i. 7 f.ZVi1
was Tver known to awln- tittt
onee, and then thetfellowt IrK
with 110,000 in order ib&&&&
Zh a ity&Wki: SantSiaS
to be an excenf ppker-player and can beat
Schenck'6utbf buTboots
. ttaBichna!A4
SS? Thursday while
bodjpwtfs In AMfftWi iVi . . .
that
Ceant-atArmsnolltelv n..J l.TL-
the man insisted upon his right to Uso where
ne cnose and onlT- lniitAitth
that ha m - - r - ilHou auxuixxlOU
that he would be forcibly ejected. . Ha and
hU pwitoy hen'Urutted Wt in fteat iL?
-jTtt. - P8yihOiTOoved tha-ye.
olutfon of nsnr-, of; Joatt Xbnng 3rowu
.,wriweW atjiettew.td (Mf iOrtttehdetfof
MJaswutMpTeaBia rfegfet hlM up
nea. ehtetf iife frgdrrectlni'the
- lnjustlee wnlcli'he isw'Siiy, conSced
y.wae done to Mr Brown by the ehi k
varlcatlpn imputed to that eentiTnAn
said resolution of censure, and be- calls" Hr
Brown an upright and honorable man." f
A special to ttoefenond trhii iava V "A
CapitoUwtiSbt) bejtWPeR'MtSfihar,
s Ol Virginia, and Mr Brooks, tha editor nf th
Beibln,x.t$Ufctty:tcaB bf)crtaln
twetnres reenr-tiAted da 'Rephbll
can open. Berc'rr tf8ea,"arid';there
w wjmutwe-excitement. tnt the hartley
were qulcklo eparated,"and no damage wa
wu 10 eitner party, uener strncit the first
oUm, :7e,ner?r seenriliad:. Of. better jsci
aastlhlswmberlrom- Virginia; He broofc
noinsuitui "T"Lr-l
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rfTE CHARLOTTE CENTENNIAL
Under this head,' a correspondent
otthe Piedmont Press signing hinisell
"VorkcKrfwtes fromOld Fort, a
mosl tntereeiingiletteriwhich we" give
in fati below s V&fcope.Dtir State ex
changes who feel an interest in the
celebration will notice the suggestions
of this correspondent so Hh at parties
other localities may be 'induced to
contribute articles i peculiar to z- their
own immediate 8ectioni'Norilt.paiP:.J
lina is" a little world. " within : herself.
Every variety of 'soil and .vegetation
may be found between CPunconibe's
icy:; mountains' and .y Craven's xoral
'strand:; We shall notice this com inu
nicatiOttt'agaiailThe correspondent
says: - -
"The 2Qth of next May has been-, set
apart bthe citkens of North Carol i-
of the Declaration . of Independence
and it becomes the duty of every true
son to contribute to its success. The
"Mecklenburg Centennial : Associa
tion" has been organized by : the elec
tion of HonVW.'At "Graham, Presi-
dent, .assisted : by - forty-three :yice-
Prfesidents,vand at -a mass, meeting
WgiZFrW aw,t wso, I
f wuuM-iui were auum.eu iwupg tue
cuMjptyKm or rerypouy ino ita passing the House, as certain anti
doubt be a grand expositron, -people! njr;5U K '0i' - tn . ,
from all parts ofhe State will attend ;
allf the Fire and Military Com panies .
havebeen invited,' and a gpQd bid
fwne gfSBeraWy4S epfectedV :
L-w; ? w. QPWMMPn. tortii. t
Anii.nWiiiiM;ikn4fe.h.fcrAM.ifhibitine the apprenticeship ol white
vaawv aiMHivtwOt VMr-llH 'SVUlv VJ I
her VastJmlfieraPlarid11 'agridufturiJ j
wealth WhberM1r ??h
t uat uu ainrtvuTPrAajf a;uuiu wj i -
ade with a little exertion. :I Jn ;tho j
made
way of -rainers;Prof C. P. Smith, of
M aeon jcauntycouiu (exhibit a cabi-
tint, rif natin minsnla mira ocKocf no
corrundum and 'sbapstohe; ' 51 r
i In the way of a Pomological dis
play Capt. Nat 'Athinson'; of Bun
combe, could exhibit a variety of fruit
that would astonish the,, most , credu
lous apples especially the pride and
boast of North Carolina. Then what
an elegant and immense display of
grain1 and cereals "Could be made by
some cro-ahead farmers'.. 'It is under
stood that Prof. Kerr, State1 Geologist,
will exhibit s large arid:varied cabinet
o jninerals,:.' while sums , gentlemen
from.Statesville will have on exhibi
tion a collection of -medicinal t herbs,
roots ahd flowers.embracing over eight
hundred different varieties, hand
somely encased, to be called the
"Medical Flora."
". - The writer will exhibit a collection
or native woods, em bracing every va
riety'1' indigenous to Western :N6rth
Carolina. , The wood'1 wilt be nicely
8quarred arid polished, and will be the I
only complete collection ever -exhibi-
teel:4 It was upon the sueeestionof airThe bill was introduced by Dr. John
corresDondent . oL tha States villel
Airtcsaf that ( the writer iias gone tb 1
the expense ana trouble of obtaining
such a valuable collection, which he
hopes will be as attractive as it is ; va
ried. Let everybody go to work land
exhibit something vines, mosses;
shells, Ac' .vh''v. S'l v': r It'-;:"""!
To our young friends, Jetf us make a
suggestion i The boys- might all club
together and obtain quite a collection
of birds, eggs &c, and the young hv
dies who are ever lovers of the beauts
fulNaturemigbt.make quite an at-j men, he is the fattest beef in . the en
tractive collection of butterflies. 'tc. I tire lot, and no better time can come
Let everybody exhibit something;, no
matter how small, and we ' will have a
Centennial1 that we may well e proud
In this connection 1 1 1 beg leaye to
qfifet (he suggestion that the Managers
of the Association give a Fancy Dress
Ball, in which-the costumes of the
gallant youths and-maidens 6f 175-76
will be 1 assimilated.-,' Let's get back
for once to the days of. our ancestors
arid commemorate Ithei bravery and
saffering, by one
grand, joyous turn
out."
EVER Y COUNTY'- TO ITSELF. ftl
We hope': that ..every, county in the
Stata will have appropriate articles on
Pihihitirmaf. thfl fnrthTriTncrnfintpn-Ifavor
t . tt o - , i
t WWfipift. 9W?fW
county shall have efeartment - to
it8elttLet the people' of, every coun
tV noTda mMUns aiid a
mtmWHm i secured
s2Hf..cwwi'r-un HKfwiis removed, a general election will
county shalt be v appropriately-'i-epre-
sented by the productt 'beoulia tb
stich'ulyltif Ww eWnty'i'
" ... , ' '!??uAfir
c0??. H; $awI l41
ownepanmenKJuev jnere pe f riv putiea by uenerai Mctiowan, a vacan
alry amonthe'differenfccountiw cy will exist in his office.
toiwhix ;shi3I,have. the largest andl
most appropriate arrar of articles ion
exhibitidn. . Let the ladies of 'each
county maVe;a beautiful flag -with : the
name of the county, and, an appropri'
t ". - 'ili'i .7?,'" i
aiemoii9,mscwueuinerepn,4 . ,
fiti lato be hoped tthat no- coanty
will be without a representation; and
that each will have, female represent
itulHlAitZ kt n, ;rl
tation, too. .Let the.Iadies of the dih
feremX counties lewith each . other
inletsfefulvaifang
r iW- ktukJ-Ai'i:2t-
Let the committees of the different
counties come to Charlotte .with their
articresrexibitioVa'day1
advancef the .celebration -Let the
.i xr" ! "voii- v v . c a- tsv i erniman in our cityi 1 kHe dispenses; a
th6mny(the, shape theState beneficial charity, and is "a friend to
of ivlfortbi Carolina,! !and: let i(ach the poor, and fatherless, and him that
couiity have ita geographical pbsitiotf.ihath none to help him."r ?I shall defer
Let every
ground
county fails to ' make use of it. the
inference'will'behVtiasn
'wilt probably arouse -the
prideacoupty;
tenniajrattd howJlt shall W manage
&c&c.v we hope if .our friend? can
thintbetterJilanrfaImnr
planoifan.im prose
ment on this, they will tallipfbuty
WWunW
Wehavexio time iolooseilbel20th;of
1 1. !; t . fiTTHYctrr. r'rx n rri . . t. :
A SENSIBLE SUGGESTION.
t
The Petersburg: idie"1 and Appeal
ay: f ,.t: a
,"It is" announced - that nart of ! the
M.mtimniahi'xerCT8ia-t-f!hflrlnttwr-
C, next May is to be a iparadeof, the
Kniehts of Pythias
ion-horseback and
in masks. We hope the nroeramme
will be so farraltered asi;t.Oi dispense
with the .masks. -.There is no thin 2
( pretty or"pjfoper in any of our ; South-
ooWty baVe;many feefof l"ZZl?u OI V . neriain s oiog
tfet apart? foTrt,? and -if any f fpAmlkw;, at.a.tM-:. ne i-JLtxniHt
ern people the bravest and frankest
in the world disguising anythingthey
do in any. manner, -Besides, at this
special time, the example i would not
look right; The f celebration of the
Mecklenburg Declaration - will be of a
dignified and 'public . character and
those who' participate in it have . no
reason to conceal their identity."
;Thi8 is a sensible suggestion, and
we hope the Knights of Pythias will
adopt it and dispense with masks.
Masks will do very well at social 1 en
tertain menta -or Mardi Gras--celebra-tions,
as concealment of , identy is-, a
source of amusement,'but it is hardly
in good taste on an occasion such as
the Mecklenburg Celebration will be;
and we' fail tosee point In it as most
of the Knights, we have the pleasure
oi snowing can lay claim to a . very
fair nroDortion of nersonal ' nulchri-
Lude and ought to be glad of an op-
portunity to show it off to advantage
in their gaudy regalia.
The Junior editor of the .Southern
Home writes his paper from Raleigh'.
iecim by a - two thirdg majority6to
Lall a Convention, and acommittee
was appointed to draft the bill. But
j understand there is some doubt of
ml "
v m :' ; ' ' t t
5 ThOj Charlotte . Democrat, com m ent-
ingoalKa bill recently passed hy the
General Asserobly-of this I Sutc- pm
1 r - a .: - .. . : '
childreh.to negm in asters, says :
the talk and publications
ou in duijjccu nas ueen ramer useless
as we have never known a case where
a white ' child was'" apprenticed to Fa
colored injan Sqoman in this i State,
It was once reported that such a state
of Urines existed :-in this county, but it
was very soon proved to be a false re
port. If a white child was ever bound
to a negro .in"North Carolina the pre
cise case and county has never been
made known. So we cannot see that
either. 'friend Mills, - the Children's
Friend,, the Petersburg Jlmxra, or the
Baleigh Neirs, U entitled to much
credit. for the recent act of the Juegis
lature on the subject of Apprentice
ship." : COMMUHICATKD.
SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS N0.4
; Columbia, S: C , March 6th, 1&75.
The Legislature has at last aroused
to a sense of its duty, as was evinced
on yesterday, when, in , a summary
manner, the resolution-was passed by
a vote of 9d to 6u, appointing a com
mittee to draft an address to the Gov
ernor, demanding the removal of the
defaulting Treasurer, F. L. Cardozo.
A. Barker, who sunDorted ' it' in
speech of great force, and rare beauty
Alter, portraying- the great j injury
which the State would v suffer by his
retention in so important an othce, he
brought it home to the minds of the
rural members in the following unioue
style: "Here is the portly Chief of
the Exchequer.' the-man whose sys
tern indicates the presence of much
train, or bear's oil; the man, whose
friends speak of him as being the
'poor Treasurer': I tell you, gentlo-
for taking his hide than tbe present
The question is tnis: 'Shall the true
j interests of the State be protected
from detriment, or snail, this man
Cardozo be allowed to continue his
blihting career. Upas, like, poison
ing everything with which he comes
in contact."
I Barker displayed great energy and
shrewdness in pressing his resolution
to a successful conclusion, and is em-
I inently entitled to the plauditsjof the
county he has the honor to represent
By his action on this and other mat
ters of momentous importance, he
has made himself a host of friends!
who point to him with pride as being
one of the most steadfast of our sen-
tinelsj unon the nolitical watch tower
J Able speeches Were also delivered in
of the resolution above referred
. i . tt- ri' - ft --rrii,i
Joseph Barnwell; of Charleston.: The
I House was almost unanimous in its
passage: "..-- :-i-- v
have not examined the. Organic
IZ -V-v ri:
ihaVe to be ordered to fill the vacancy
At the same time, a ' successor to
Comptroller-Generai Hoge will be
electedHoge claims a jseat in . the
present-Congress, and, unless he is
' wwemurooo i muung
akes 0 iDterest whatever in politics,
He has always been honorable in all
J his transactions,- and occupies an ex-
il1e?.i,0,8l"on aniongsousiness men .
IHe is extensively, engaged; in land
B,,eculatipns in Ohio, and report says
h is immensely rich... There is no
concealing the fact that he is intensely
?.is8!ulted with Badioalismp as . prac,
Mcd here. He often regrets that he
eVer consented to obey, the behests of
theCristian Statesmen" : in their; ;ef-
forts to reconstruct the Satefj,-
glince vill convince 6e that he be-
&t hi?hef-brder of the
gems -fame "than .; the residite5 of the
6fthern element here, l it is sifirnifi-
fcaiit however, that he is. more nniver-
I Which T'ltft WHftn!;'9?c?
of bur
a most healthful condi-
der the Stiperinteridency ;)f Ji- IV Ens
or1, an enlightened, able and ' humane
physician.; The inmates are well car
ed' fdfahd. 'the monotony- of ; their
ble ways. V , r X X. X.,:;
I- -. OA '
Orange ji! " ' 1
i ine grange, was again m session
l. nigfnt , and ,atlarge amount
j of business of gr.eat importance to the
oroer was iransaciea." v ? - , ;
The following offlcefs. were elected
for the ensuing yeari - r -i c:
, Master Columbus : Mills, Cabarrus
county. . -
; Overseer P. M Fitts, Warren ; .
: Lecturer-trJohn B Smith, Caswell, a
ciewara u a Armstrong .3 Ponio,
f Assistant WtewardHill E King,- Ons
j ow.- '
i unapiam Kev h j Hunt, Franklin
; TreasurerCt ; W Lawrence Cum-
uenauu.
GatefKeeper-J B Clark, Watauga..
a ' .isaiiy resDecteatnananvrnthpr NoTth-
- - rutiiiw mil 1 1 -rareai wrr trv vrar nnr n n r n
iCeres Mrs S A Mills, Cabarrus.
I Pomona Mrs A S Fitts.. Warren.
- JJ lora Mrs i C Carlton, Iredell:
Lady Assistant Steward Miss El'
Boyd, Cabarrus. i : -, : - o ,
Executive Coram ittce-G Z French'
New Hanbverj A Graves, Caswell, AT
Mial, Wake. f
Proxy to represent N C State Grange
at next meetidg of National Grange
James F Johnston, Mecklenburg. .1
- Capt E T Paine, Secretary-of the
Direct Trade 'Union , of Georgia, t ex
plained the objects and workings ot
that movem en t,-a nd Messrs'Jam est F
Johnston, N W Woodfin and Jasper
Stowe were, appointed a Committee
ta issue an address to the patrons of
this State and urge upon them the
importance of subscribing to w the
stock of the Direct Trade Union, r ,
The "Slate Agricultural -Journal"
was endorsed as the organ of the State
Grange, the Grange to add ' an assis
tant Editor to that paper. -I
The meeting throughout has been
of a most harmonious character, and
an amount of work- has been done
that ' reflects great ; credit . upon the
State Grange. , f " . i
ine great majority of the members
wiil return to their homes to-day. . :
Raleigh News, of Saturday.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Imporf ant Results Pleasantly Achieved.
Although the davs of irrational medica-
Oion are happily passing away, and intelli
gent pnysicians, nave ceased to measure uie
supposed efficacy pf a remedy by the vio
lence or Its enectSi there still linger among
the older practitioners a few of those predi
lections in favor of "heroic'-', treatment,
which it would be lucky for their patients if
they had abandoned, one or these is a
fondness for administering drastic purgn
tivea, such as blue pill, calomel, jalap and
castor oil. A contrast of the effects of these
drenching drugs with the mild and benen
cent operation or Hostetter s Stomach Uit
terst'is the very best argument that can be
adduced against the wisdom of such; da
Btrnctive treatment. The . old fashioned
cathartics convulse the stomach, and relax
the bowels so; abruptly and copiously as to
weaken them. ; Hostetter's Bittere, on the
contrary, never gripe the intestines, but pro-;
duce a laxative effect resembling the action
of nature. At the same time they remove
the cause of constipation, by aronsing the
dormant liver to secrete the bue necessary
to the regular performance of the excretive
function, and enable the stomach to thor
oughly digest the food. . Indigestion land
biliousness having been thus overcome,
regular habit of body is the necessary con
sequence, which the occasional subsequent
use of the Bitters renders permanent
Eyery disagreeable sympton which, in the
absence of perfect digestion and evacuation.
harrasses the system, vanishes under the in
fluence of the great national stomachic and
alterative. Health and vigor are twin
blessings that follow its use.
MISCELLANEOUS.
pURNITURE,
Handsome Black Walnut Sets,
Cottage Sets, Parlor Suits
in Hair, Cloth and Rep,
Parlor Suits, What-nots -Extension
Tables.
Sldeboards,Bed-
steads,Bure v aus, Washstand s
And in fact everything usually kept m a
first-class Furniture House.
We have the largest stock of Furniture in
Western North Carolina, and invite buyers
to give us a call. We are confident of our
tability ta sell goods in oar line Chkapeh than
they have ever before been offered to the
people of this section. '
Mr. F. M. Shelton is wi th us, and will be
pleased to have his friends and customers
give him a call, ;
D. A. SMITH & CO-,
FUEKITXTEI DeALKES AKD TJXDEBTA KEBS,
feb23-tf
East Trae Street.
gPRINQ AND SUMMER GOODS,
:o:-
We are pleased to inform our friends and
our customers that i
'4
MR.
OUR
ALEXANDER
Is now North purchasing our
SPRING STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
i i NOTIONS, &c
i. r . , a .
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fl-V . 1 , J
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S '; : i ... . -!.'-! . - 1
fAU admit that we have a pretty store
room.and we assure you our new stock shall
correspond with it. -
' ' ' '
; i Very respectfully, . 4
J. , C ALEXANDER, SEIGLE A CO.
. iuar2-tf. " "
A ND STILL THEY COME. '
I Northern Applesr" . -t
; - - Oranges, Xemontr "
- j Prunes, Green Corn,
f . v Green Peas, Green Tomatoes
i Picklea of all kindsHominy, eoarse and
fine, fine Hams and Breakfast Bacon, Lars
in un paus, piautiu ruwra ui mi muu,
all going oS cheaper than the cheapest, a
i - w.n.prather&co.'s,"
j '"." - first door above market,, Trade S, ,
' mari-tf. - ' '
9tice. , t j
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, 1 -
r-.We have but a few customers who are tiot
prompt in makinir monthlv Davments. and
it is to them specially that we address this
notice. Gentlemen, we cannotTpermit the
occasion to pass without a settlement, v
Very respectfully, "- - -- ' -an20-lw.
J. A; YOUNG & SON.
ITT AU CLE YARDS, Ac.
-NEW HARBLE YARD,
C0IIEGE ST.,: CHAEIOTTE, N. C.
I respectfully announce ta the public that
I am cpenirisra Marble-Yard next door to
K. M. Bfiller & Sons-,-at, which place I am
prepared to manufacture Plain and Orna
mental Gravestones, Tombs and Monuments
of every description. Having served an ap
prenticeship of Beven years with Mr. R. Hare,
of Yorkville, 8. C, and six years under in
structions: w'th Mr P, A; McNinch, of Char
lotte, N. C, I feel warranted in saying that I
can competeivorablywith any workman
in my line in ' artistic ' merits. . I will ; deal
only in the best qualities of marble, guaran
teeing all work manufactured by me to prove
satisfactory in every respect, or no pay re
quired. My prices shall be as .low as the
lowest; J-1 respectfully ask a share of public
patronage. , ;
; ' Call and see me before purchasing else
where, and I can make it to your advantage.
Very Tespectiullyv""'"
ol7-tf ;.. R. M.i CRAWFORD.
A. McNinch. . F. Gbkishabber
CHAEIOTTE GRANITE W0EKSV;
THE . Undersigned Trespectfully announce
to the citizens pf Charlotte that they have
formed - a co-partnership to carry on the
Granite business in all its branches, and are
prepared to fill all orders at short notice for
Granite .Fronts, vlJtemetery Lot junciosures.
Grave Guards, Steps, Sills, Bases, Coping,
Curbing, Area Wall Caps, Flagging Hearths,
Upping Blocks, Fence i"osts, etc., xc. t
Orders solicited trora abroad.
Office at S. McNinch's marble works;
"McNINCH & GREISHARBER. -
nOV 10 .. ' !,
UPIOLTCIIirVG.
TJPHOLSTERER. DECORATOR '
. AND
Mattress Maker . j ;
A . nEtLJIUSD.
Trade Stbeet,
Ovr Frankenthal's Store; r
Will be pleased and honored if you will
call on him to insjwet his work, or give. him
an order. .-.Best: workmanship guaranteed
An assortment of Mattresses always on hand.
Church Upholstery a Specialty. :
; l All orders, left at Frankenthara! store
will receive prompt attention. feb20 tf.
MISC EL,t AN EOUS.
G
FFICE OF
ERIE CITY IRON WORKS,
Ebib, Pa., January 6, 1875
Dkar Sir :
We take pleasure in iofoming you that,
encouraged ;by ; the ; faTor; with .which our
Machinery has been received throughout the
South the past year, and in order to facilitate
trade and meet the often expressed wishes of
oar friends and natron, we hare determined
to open an office and warehouse for the eale
of our manufactures in Charlotte, N. C,
which will be known as the Charlotte Branch
of the Erie City Iron Works.
Mr. Wi C. Morgan, who is so widely and
favorably known thonghout the South, will
be in charge or the Charlotte Branch, and
we propose to keep on hand there, Portable
and Stationary ftngints, Boilers and Circu
cular Saw Mills of oor own s manufacture,
also the best make of Corn Mills." Gins,
Pressfs, Shingle Mills and sach other
Machinery as the wants of the trade require
The Charlotte House is not an agency but
branch of our works, owned and controlled
by os, and any business, done with us there
is done with the manufacturers direct.
We hope the establishment of this branch
house will serve to bring us nearer together
and avoid the vt-xatious delays that so often
occur in Dusiuess at so "real a distance as
we are from you. -"""
For circulars, price lists and any i of or ma
tion wanted in our Hue, address Erie City
Iron Works, Charlotte, N. C. Trusting
that our undertaking1 will meet with your
approval and support, we remain,
Very respectfully yours,
ERIE CITY IRON WORKS.
H
ALL A PATTERSON,
Hickory, N.C.,
Solicit orders from a distancefor Butter, J
Eggs, Chickens, Apples, Potatoes, Cabbage,
and any other country produce that may be
desired. White Pine Shingles a specialty
Inquiries promptly answered. Parties wish
ing anything in their line, will please hand
in their orders to McMurry & Davis, Char
lotte, North Carolina. uo3-5m
F
ISH FOR LENT,
CODFISH,
MACKEREL,
HAKE,
HERRING.
CANNED GOODS !
Tomatoes, Peaches,
Salmon, Lobsters,
Ovsters, Sardines,
French Mustard, Chow Chew.
J& Family Groceries of all description
Just Received by
febl2 ; SY.MONS & CO.
J M. FRESSON
i Still lives and deals in Pure Mountain
Brandies and Whiskies, lor medical or oth
er purposes.
uraere sonoueu -.
At the sisn of the Elephant, Trade street,
Charlotte, N. G. mar2-tf.
J UST RECEIVED. - '
200 bushels Black Spring Oals. -23,000
lb. Bacon. . , , ,
50 bushels Corn Meal. '
A lot of Cream Cheese, Molasses, Sugar
Coffee, fcc, &c., cheap. Call soon..
feb2b-tf. ijitiHiK ot aijaainijiiiU.
"UST ARRIVED,
50 Bbls New Crop Cuba Molasses at5'
B, M. MILLER & SONS'. '
feb 16 tf
CONCENTRATED LYE t:
25 cases for sale at wholesale price at
J. : T. C. SMITH & COS'...i-."
.i ' ' Cornee Dbcq Stork,'
1 . feb204f -4 -Opposite Central Hotel '
JUST, ARRIVED,
(
i At Pralherjfc Co.'s,' V ; v !
MCE APPLES, OUAIVGES, LE.TI-
A lot of fine " ' 5
PLANTING POTATOES :
oi an ainua. -a.iso xnuvy xeans, a ' going
at living prices. .Kirst door above tm "Mari
ket ' . . - - - f feb274f;J
JJNDERTAKING ra
In all its branches, large stock: of Metalic
Ckses,; Coffins .' and Caskets Orders -solid,
ted. , , , , ' P. A SMITH & CO.r r-t
' tv.ol, v FCBWITCRE DEAMR8, '
. febl8-tf. - - East Trade Street."
gM.TIMMONS; .if . , ;
' Announces to the citizens of Chariot
SSKSSIS0- Phased
Groceries and Provisions
and that be
. A fulland comnlete Btvt ,r -i?--.;!- r.-
PIEDMONT
Mi
o
H A
N o ti c;e . t b
THE PIEDMONT AIR LIKE, with its Rail
facilities lor, the quick and safe transportation
Shippers can Choose
By Rail to the Ports
first-chss lines of Steamers,
t7 THIS is the only line, to Portsmouth of
which has no transfer. !
RATES ALWAYS AS LOW AND TIME
augl5-tf
r
. to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
CfsZl w. fir Ot. a i .-; i J v
AND LATEST-1 JV1PRO YED
' ' ' 1 i 'in"'' 'l "'i ' ' itf.3snt -i j
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EXGJLS:AiiIiv0THERS,
Marh 12
SEVENTEEN CENTS FOR COTTON.
We ofiVr to take Middling cotton at SeVenteeo Cents per pound, to' be delivered 'in
Charlotte, November 1st, 1875, for
V
Wilcox,Gibbs
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As to the popularity of the above Guanos, we win only add that
to planters in this section in one season.
j We also offer 15 cents! per gound for Middling Cotton' delivered in Charlotte, No
vember 1st, 1875, in payment for the celebrated r
Stono Guano and Stono Acid Phosphate.
r!ALL AND GET OUR PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING, AS IT
WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST." " ! '"V ' ' '
ShotiU cotton be higher this Fall than
tion of paying money. We offer extra indacements to parties buying2 in -car' load lots.
i e also nave on nana a luii stock or tirocenes to which we iovite the attention of
buyers, in store and to arrive ; 600 bis and ; sks f EJoar ; .3.D00 pals Molasses : 20 000
lbs Bacon ; 60 bbls Sugar ; 50 ks Coffee ; 5.000 yds Bagging, 6,000 lbs Ttes, 50 boxes
Soap ; 50 boxes Candy - Hanis, Lard, Rice,-1 Salt, etc.; I Call and see uif Voo want eoods
at bottom prices. . . - . i -.Ar'.y..?.
Chaklottk, N. C, February 18, 1875-tf: i ""
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CO
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Ox)
ERESH Butter and EsrgsJ cheap, for cash
. a . ' - M- RO WELL'S '
au u
JRESH ARRIVALS.
500 bbls Flour, all grades. I v
.:. 1000 bnshels Oats, (choice seeds.)
60 barrels Molasses,- all gradesf i es : n'
- Bacon, Coffee; Sugar,&j: r -
, To cash paying customers, we offer extra
inducements. - .?'
,. , jan31 tf. ' O. W. CHALK & CO
pRESHPORKSAUSAGi;-! v
-Per Express frOmHiehmOhd; every morn
ing, at B. N. SMITH'S. feb2&-tf.
mHE LAST CATCH OF MACKEREL.1 J
Direct from Boston. t. : '
f 520 packages in bbls.,
kits .UX&V x1 andSs
ibbls.mhhi
ail lull.-weights t ttn P,
saw oy f . - .
v feb26-tf.
A. R. NISBET& BRO,
"DiiCiaVDTO DAYt"
ail
. . Holler's Cod Liver Oil. - -' '
Nolen's'Orl T.iva Aii -I
Fresh Canary Seed. ' . 'U
7. Lucca J Cream " Salad Oili t
;.;! Venoine Italian Morx,
.Fresh Flayorine Extracts:
t leb25 If, W. R. RTTRWTTT t a
BOARDERS WANTED I A.T
I am prepared to farnisn good board to a
few select regular or transient Carders by
theday, week or month, at moderate prices
location conven hnf Krir rfir68:
the city. , Apply to olueas pari ol
Corner Church and 3rd Street.
LLj g .2.
r SSI
i r; to ,
AIR-LINE.
S h i p p e r s
and water sconnectionsj a&wds ttnpaielle
of-freight: to and JEconx Northern itiee. .
Following" Routes :
I-
nnbroken guaga, and, therefore, the only one
U - '
QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
I. j I i
J. A. WILSON, Agent.
light;
mwwm
..a
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bWCHMONprORFOLK OK PORTSMOTJTHv and thence by
- 'ill r-rfk y MAXWELU
2 Doors Below Tiddy's Book Store.
Co.'s
cuaNc&
hat 300 tons were se
it ' s
V.r
the above prices, purchasers can have the no
itiai ;uuy & BOSS,
g Agents.
-a-
.:
nlbrchants;
The m ist fniporUnt redaction 'pi tbJ seas-
on
w ivmo me next Sixty .davs., will
offer
at greatly . reduced ' ratea, our entire ;
stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS;
...... -K- -nriM.- etn-i-i ntj,xrt4nf.ir ..
f bhts yie largest, banisomestand roost
r. vv .
Hata, Caps,
) it t Aeaay.xiaa J! ?
Hlt
Zj tions. and
Small Warea
bavejbeen rediiccd tp price that cannot fail"
iw louuee purctiasers to examine oar itock.
Tjnsrnw Liberal.
Cotton us.
, We will also offerrcreater inrTnnomonf
than have jheietofore beeo; offered;:ih this
.market, and while We iavitinMM.r fUt:
Vto the bargains of all Hn
GoHrmrStheeUll
classes of "(1' i- . jj .-sr
; Domestic DrV r '
i : Goods. HibboTi.fj!
r . Laces. EmhrnM
Cloths,' Casaimeres.
i
Caps, Boots, - .
- n .a -
at the lowest
Hwiie . raica. uall ... soon.
.f-
if MoMURRAY & DAVIS,
rHTjan2Q tf.
TRAPPING TAPER, rnr;
ii2LKd 9 ies and weights, and
every ream warranted full count, & 'sheets
ufactnred and for sale by ; i v ,
, febli. : , , .. ; , yyM; TIpD Y
ANTEDTOREOT.'---,;,
. - M - ' , -" v : If i
taii!!Tllil,I ho,18e..centrally( located.con
taming 5 or 6 rooms. ...
fchiJ . A. SMITH A CO..
-4ab18-tC . f rumitnre Dealers.
pOR SALE
wnS!ibe ipntelj at a bargaia gbodi
work or. saddle hflw"'
saddle horse:
la 19 tf