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SMITH & FORBES, WHO L E8 A L E AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER j AND HATS, HAVE removed to the new, large and elegant ? 8MITH ; BUILDING," next door to Brem, Brown A Co.'s Hardware Store, where they are receiving a fall stock of SPRING GOODS, complete in every particular. Their line of ladies' and gents' fine . BOOTS AND SHOES will be especially, attractive, and will be sold mar4 if. Next door to Brem, Brown W A. T C Repaired and By E. J. ALLEN, in the A SELECT STOCK OF Fine Watches, Clocks arid Jewelry FOR SALE. MRS. P. QUERY, jjs the Largest and Finest stock of WINERY AND FANCY GOODS in the State. Call and see her. CHARLOTTE, COLBIA & AUGUSTA R. R. Charlotte Anc 0ct 20th, 1874. The Charlotte, Columbia. . Augusta Bailroad .rirrmn - .1 n 11 1 . W 1 a 3 i;n viir-.a tne attention 01 an Aiercnanis sou vxjiiuh ou V;Qnecons with roads connecting there, to the extraordinary advantages o. oon Points and South Atlantic ea Pqrts.enjoyed si, iuv vivan AWHUV VVO-J JUI11V f Baltimore, Daily, Insurance t per cent. ta Tka TMuif A flnniin PnAof T Ina via HAliimKio W mil ElOn v Philadelphia, Daily, insured. NEW YORK, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY; ISURANCE PER CENT. BOSTON, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. INSU.IANCE f PER CENT. PROVIDENCE. WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Sd. By way Wilmington and Direct Steam Line to Baltimore, . Wednesdays and Sat urdays, Insurance per cent. v IIILADELPHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY, INSURANCE i PER CENT. NEW YORK WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, INSURANCE EQUALIZED . TO THAT OF NORFOLK. A. By the Charleston Li" Baltimore, Weekly. EVERY FRIDAY, TO NEW YORK, TtFESDAYS. THURS- AND SATURDAYS, TO BOSTON, EVERY SATEFBDAV. THF unrivalled Steam Line facilities of the three Porta of rrtssoaath, 'Wilmington t(i Charleston, and the combined equipments of the C. C. A A., W. C. ts. A., and other oada, enable us to bid for cotton and all other merchandise in u3imtte4 quantities, ana to assure our patrons of absolute freedom from detention. - , Hon. R. R. Bridgers. - - - i - Geort Manager. Col. John B. Palmer, - - - - - President. Jas Anderson, - - General Superintendent. . ... . General Freight Agent. W. W. i PEGRAM, Agen T N C. HARRY & CO., -House, Sign and Frescoe Painters. PARTICULAR attention paid to Frescoing Churches and Town Halls, throughout the Country. Office under Central Hotel. se2& ti. J ACOB M. MENDEL, MAXUV Gigars,Tobacco,Pipes,Snuff,&c, TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE j N. CV Stock always on hand to suit Country Merchants especially. Janl9-tf. - . HE CENTENNIAL HOUSED i JOUN DONAIIOE, Proprietor, ijCoLLEOX StBXXT, ChABIOTTE, N. C, T; One door below the Obserrer corner.' At this house, our coming Centennial , can be discussed at all hours day or night. ' . The leading tpiriu of the day will be pres ent at all times to take a part in any question that may arise. feb20 tf. FLOUR AND MEAL BY THE SACK OR CARLOAD. The undersigned is prepared on short no tice to fill large or small orders for " , Flour, Meal, Wheat-bran,' Corn- bran, -and Seconds, equal in quality to any in this market ? f Also Graham Flour, for brown bread.from choice wheat, and MIXED FEED for cows. Grain bought at highest market price. . - CHARLOTTE CITY MILLS, r febl8-tt .f,. .Lock Box 62.' DO ARDEES WANTED ,''.. , V I am prepared to farnisn good board to a lew 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 ;t JOHN' A. BRAD8HAW, f . . ' ' Comer Church and 3rd Street, j ? an 19 tf f ' ; " 11 t ' . ;.-.. rPRY MENDEL'S A S'.h iU m ism-'vw Five Ceat Cicur. at 5.- "1 INDIAN GIRL CIGAR 8T0RK, m12 Trade Street. si 1 at short profits. Call and examine? SMITH A FORBES, & Co.'s Hardware Store, Charlotte, N. C. THE LETS Warranted, Central Hotel Building-. mar 17 nA.A Ol -tattttfsiu Charlotte, and npon the all Mortuern oyer its lines. Columbia, WilimVgw and i -f ACTTTEIB. Aim DXALXB II W. M. WILSOK. i ; yTILSONA BLACK, ; :': .1 WBLX8ALB W, J. BLACTC. DRUCCI8T8. JXAXXBS IK PAINTS,- OILS, ; CHEMICALS, GLASS, &C. ' CHARLOTTE, N. C. feb216m. 1 XARWINJONKS' . ATLANTA VINEGAR WORKS, - 31 Beoad Stekct, Atlama, Ga . j i Next door to the Herald Office. J White Wine Vinegw, CTidet Vinegar, .wd ; Sweet Cider. feb!7 tf 1 TNDEBTAKINO i- i 'J.U t .it n- v.kM, larjxt' ntnnkifof Metal ie Cases, ted. Coffins .and t:.. ii mm i i n oc tjt.i vtrmrTrmi Dealers. ' 7ebl8-tf. 1 ' ? 1 : ' East Trad e 8treet. IMPORTED AND, DOMESTIC 25,000 B. RURWEtVi'&CO. W. The Charlotte Observer. j rUBLUEID BT " ' Charles R ' Jones, Proprietor. Office, Observer Building, Corner Trade and College Streets. ; CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, eoBscaipnon sates. Daily 1 year, (postpaid) in advance, $3 00 4 00 2 00 75 mos. " " 3 mos. " " " I mon, ' I WEEKLY KDITIOir. Weekly, in the county) in advance, oat of the county, postpaid, " 6 months, . . Liberal redactions for clubs. $2 00 2 10 1 05 r ANNOUNCEMENT. I have appointed Dr. F. H. Glover my lawful agent to collect claims due me, either for job work, or for-subscriptions. He is authorized to receipt for any sums that may be placed in his hands for collection Chas. R. Jokes, Editor k Proprietor. , Office of the Charlotte Obsxbyes, March 18th, 1875. - ' ; ma2l-tf THE CHURCHES TO-DAY. Catholic Chcbch Services at 11 A. M and at 71 P. M, by the priest, Rev. Father Hands. Luthkeas Chcbch Services at 11 A. M. by the pastor, Rev. A. L. School at 3 P. M. Younts. Sunday Baptist Chubch. Services this morning at 11, and this evening at 7, by the pastor, Rev. Theo. Whitfield. St. Peteb'8 (E.) Chcbch. Iley. B. S. Bronson Rector. Services will be had to day at 11 A. M., and at ii P. M. Second Methodist Chcbch. Services by the pastor, Rev. W. S. Haltom, at 11 AM and at 7 P. M. Sunday School at 9 A.M. Tbyok Street M. E. Chubch. Services to-day at 11 A. M., and at 71 P. M by the Pastor, Rev. P J Carraway. Sunday School at 3 P. M. First Pbesbvtebian Chcbch. Services this morning at 11, and this evening at 71, by the pastor, Rev. A, W. Miliar, D. D. Seats free. Sunday School at 3 o'clock P. M. Associate Reformed Service in the Chapel, on the corner of College and 5th streets,to-day at 11 o'clock A. M., and at 3 P M, by the Rev. W. M. Hunter. Sunday School at 10 A. M. Second Pbesbytebiak Chcbch. Services in the morning at 11, and in the evening at 71 the pastor. Rev. E, H. Harding, at the Court House. Sunday School in the basement of the Lutheran Church at 3 P. M. Fbayeb Meetikg. The Young Men's Christian Association will hold a Prayer Meeting this evening at 5 o'clock, at their Hall, over the Commercial National Bank . The public are cordially inviteJ. LOC4L DOTS. Lent is over. This is Easter Sunday. The last Sunday in March, fjeautif nl day yesterday. Fh4 v is a day of rest. Let it ba observed as sncfu What&as become of the proposed plan of getting u$ Masquerade ball on the occasion of the Centennial ? The everlasting band or,gan man, with his monkey, was on the aitaaets yesterday as usual. It requires about half the people in town to superintend the proper laying of the new gas pipes through Trade street. Prof Bailey's soiree will take place to-morrow night. It is usually given on Friday nights, hot on account of the last Friday be ing good Friday, it was postponed. There will be a congregational meeting of the 2d Presbyterian Church this day, imme mediately after morning services. Members, subscribers and others are earnestly urged to attend. Old Probs announced probable rain last night. We heard the patter of the rain drops just as the dispatch from Washington was received. Who says Old Probs don't know? The Ida Cerito Can Can troupe are adyer ttaed for the Opera House Monday night. As we haye never seen the show, we are like tbeyoangster who was butted off the bridge by tike representative of the bovine family; Messrs Koopman & Rotchschild are get ting en one of the finest stocks of millinery, fancy ant white goods, which has ever been offered to the Charlotte trade. Their advertisement will appear next week. new The orthodox "local" of this paper, yes terday evening, checked his candle box for gfateJville yia Salisoury,-and if there Is aar significance in a white cravat, we may ehayean opportunity to cancel recent ofclteiiions. Crfwutdtae Around Chnreh Doors ; It 4soMtomary in some places for young mn n around . church ' doors at the ,cloae .of aewiee, to gaze at the fair ones of the congregation as they i make their exit from the : The Philadelphia police m,rMr one u m. raid noon several - men of this cbaracter.'and fine were imposed upon them. Them ae complaints in our city sometimes.-'' The Rarallna Ceatral. With the eomlnc of SDiing. this road la tr iKhtening oat and getting oyer the trou bles -which It encountered during the Win ter. -It has been running ' with almost per. fact w Warity lately, there haviiig been no -.Aa t tifnee the loads' of molasses and B)VvlUU " re dumoed into a creek : between BUSMAV TT - v'i ' ' -' end ' Monroe, nnui irnaay, wueu firieht trito ran off, necessitating a transfer, but enabling passengers toTgetpnto jPTiarlotte not e neat vhile behind time. . nr the by we learn ' that the Western Division of thiVroad is doing treble the bus inM it ever i ' did before. ' The merchants long its; line and beyond its Western ter mininn. are huying nnusuaUy. heayy stocks aJ ,! unn. and a good feature connected with this, is that they are .mat tM ii;r Dnrchases here afid in Wilmington JIL, tpmt hnrin e irone to New York or Balt- imore. & Bad Place. :.' We would like to be clothed with muni cipal powers long enough to fix op the side W-lk on 6th street between church and Pop lar Streets just belowMr. Roedigers. There is about ten feet in the sidVwalk which is almost impassable. Two of the Aldermen of the 4th ward pass over this place ge neraL ly six times a day, and it seems to lis that they ought to call the attention of the prop, er authorities to as important a matter. Let it be repaired forthwith. . Rev. W. 8. Planter, D. D. This venerable and distinguished minis ter arrived in Charlotte on Friday night, and remained until yesterday- afternoon, when he left for Davidson College, where he will preach to-day. Dr Plumer was the temporary pastor of the Second Presbyter- Man Church, of this city, during last Summer, and the people of Charlotte and particular ly the members of that congregation; have the most loving : recollections of him. He was warmly greeted yesterday by many and true friencs. . Easter, This is Easter Sunday, the time of the Resurrection, the festival of rejoicing. The day is celebrated by several Christian churches with great pomp and ceremony, and in the Catholic Church, the services are exceedingly impressive. Anthems are sung, the church is illuminated and decora ted, and general rejoieng is indulged in. On to morrow, (Easter Sunday) there n ill be holi day festivals and other entertainments. The Catholic Church of this city is always filled to its utmost on Easter Sunday, ond there is no donbt that a very large crowd will attend the services there to-day. Interesting Extract from "Tarleton's Campaigns A friend of ours has recently obtained pos session of a highly interesting old bookall ed "Tarleton's Campaigns, in 1780 and 1781," and has done us the kindness to copy for us the extract, which we append here with. It tells of adventures encountered right here in Charlotte, and near to it, and cannot fail to prove of interest. We will say that "Polk's Mill," which is referred to in the extract, is what was afterward's Bis sell's mill, two miles from Charlotte. The book from which the extract is taken, was printed in "London in 1787, for J. Cadell, and the part which we publish is to be found on page 15?, and is as follows : "On the 22d, (Sept. 1780) Earl Cornwallis directed the British Legion and light infan try to cross the Catawba at Blair's ford, in order to form the advance guard for the immediate possesion of Charlotte town. The junction of the light troops had been prevented for a few days by a violent fever, which bad attacked .Lieutenant Col. Tarle ton, and which yet disabled him from hold ing his situation, when his regiment moved forwards. Several convalescent men of the army haying relapsed; the 71 men under McArthur, were left near Blair's Mill, to afford protection to the sick, to cover the mills in the neighbourhood, and to hold communication with Camden, till the arrival of the additional supplies. Earl Cornwallis moved forwards as soon as the legion under Major Hanger joined him. A party of militia fired at the advanced dragowns and light infantry as they entered the town, and a more considerable body appeared drawn up near the Court House. The con duct of the Americans excitet suspicion in the British : an ambuscade was apprehended by the light troops, who moved forwards for . . i ! . i. some time witn great circumspection ; a charge of cavalry, under Major Hanger, dis sipated the ill-grounded jealousy and totally dispersed the militia. The pursuit lasted some time, and about thirty of the enemy were killed and taken. The King's troops did not come out of this skirmish unhurt ; Major Hanger, and Captains Campbell and McDonald were wounded, and twelve non commissioned officers and men were killed and wounded. "Charlotte town afforded some convenien cies, blended with great disadvantages. The Mills in its neighbourhood were supposed of sufficient consequence to render it for the present an eligible position and in future a necessary port, when the army advanced ; aptness of its intermediate situation be tween Camden and Salisbury, and the quan tity of its mills, did not counterbalance its defects. The town and environs abounded with Inveterate enemies; the plantations in the neighbourhood were small and unculti vated ; the roads narrow, and crossed in ev ery direction, and the whole face of the country covered with close and thick woods. In addition to these disadvantages, no esti mation could be made of the sentiments of half the inhabitants of North Carolina, whilst the royal wing remained at Charlotte town. It was eyidenj, ana it naa Deen ire- quently mentioned to the King's officers, that the counties of Mecklenburg and Rohan were more hostile to England than any oth ers in America. The vigilance and animos ity of these surrounding districts checked the exertions'of the eyil affected, and totally destroyed all communication between the King's troops and the loyalists in the other nnrts of the province. No British command er could obtain any information in that position, which would facilitate his designs, or guide his future conduct. Jvery; report concerning the measures of the Governor and Assembly would undoubtably be ambig uous ; and all intelligence of .the real force and movements of the continentals must be totally unattainable. "The foraging parties were every day har- rassed by the inhabitants, who did hot re main at home,' to receive payment for the produce of their plantations, but generally fired from covert places, to annoy the Brit- ish detachments, - Ineffectual attempts were made upon conveys looming from Camden, and the intermediate posts at Blair's Mill, hnt individuals with expresses were fre quently murdered. An attempt was directed against the picket at Polk's Mill, two miles from the town r the. Americans were gallant- 1v received bv Lieutent Guy on, of the 23d regiment ; and the ' fire of his tarty from a loop-holed building adjoining the' mills repulsed the assailants. Notwithstanding the different checks and losses sustained by the militia of the district, they continued the? hostilities with unwearied ' persever- fuinft ' end the British troops were so effec tually blockaded in. their present-position that yery few,' out or a great numner mtawnKn. eonld reach Charlotte town of in the bearinnine of October, to Rive intelli gence of Ferguson's situation Morris Minstrels. This company are advertised to amuse the public of Charlotte, on next Wednesday and Thursday. - "The following from the Lynch burg (Va.) Republican, commends them yery nigniy : "Holcombe Hall was crowded last nieht on the occasion of the first appearance of Tim Morris and his new company. To the surprise of some, it was a chaste and meri torious entertainment, the singing of Mr. Chris Quincy being specially applauded. Tim seems to have lost none of his former Vim. and as a negro delineator is probably unexcelled, while all the rest performed their parts well." Distressing Runaway. About senset yesterday evening, two mules, drawing a country wagon, with four colored passengers on board, three male and one female, took fright- near the Air Line depot, and made toward embankment by the railroad platform.: : All efforts to , stop them were in vain, especially so, as one" of the mules was blind. So over the embankment went mules, darkies, four sacks of flour and a jug of molasses. The mules and negroes escaped uninjured, although one wheel of the wagon did run oyer the woman's head, which resulted in little damage to her, but made a considerable dent in the tire of the wheel. The molasses jug suffered severely. Coming in contact with a darkey's head, it was shattered into a thousand fragments, leaving the contents in the bosom of the negro. . The Cotton Statement. For fear those of our readers who read the comparative cotton sratement, published n our local columns yesterday, failed to no tice one fact, we take occasion to again refer to it. 'Last year, Charlotte handled some thing over forty thousand bales, and there are those among us who predicted that the cotton carried away from our doors by the Carolina Central, and the direct trade move ment, would so limit the operations ef the market, as to make the aggregate fall far be- ow the figures of last year. The very re verse is the case. Up to the close of busi ness on the 20 tb, (Friday) four thousand, one hundred and fifty bales more cotton had been received, than up to the same period astyear. Judging by the receipts up to this time, we may safely count on running our sales up this year to fifty thousand. Easter Eggs. This is the time for the observance of the memorable custom of dying eggs, to be given away as presents. In almost all christian countries the custom still prevails of eggs being given as a present at Easter time. In Germany they are generally hid by the older people in the gardens under the young gooseberry bushes and other early plants, when they are looked for by bevies of little children, and great is the joy at finding one of peculiar richness in ornament; for they are all decked inray colors, and covered with gold and silver devices. COMHTTKICATKD Freight on the C. V. Railroad. Messes. Editors : The merchants of Charlotte have looked forward to the com letion of the Carolina Central Railroad with much solicitude, be lieving that the whole upper country would be much benefitted thereby. ' But it seems that it is to be otherwise. The subscriber who is a wholesale mer chant in Charlotte, was at Buffalo on Fri day. He found that flour was shpiped from Wilmington to that point for fifty-five cents, in less than car load lots, while that is the rate by the car load. The C. C. Railway thus shipping flour in small lots, at the same price as by the car load. The price from Charlotte to Buffalo is forty-five cents, I would inquire how much justice there is in this to Charlotte mer chants, and ask Col Fremont to rise and ex plain. CHARLOTTE MERCHANT. HOTEL ARRIVALS, Central Hotel March 27, 1875. Jas Pendleton Bogers, Richmond, Va ; Jno B Gretter, Greensboro ; Miss M Hall, Con necticut ; Mrs L W Clark, Miss Clark, Ro chester, N Y ; F P Cooper, Davidson College; F Gibbons, Baltimore; W H Robinson, New York ; M Barwald, M Schindler, D Bar wald, Atlanta, Ga ; C J Townsend and Wife, Hac Hines and Wife. Dr S F Hellstein, Chas Fineher, New York ; Geo Putnam, Green ville, 8C;PH Hanes, Winston ; Miss Bin- ford, Richmond, Va; R H Marr, W H Hill, Miss Steele, New Orleans ; B F Tipton, Pine- vllle ; L N Kirkpatrlck. Mooresville : E B Chaney, Va; E W Russell, PineviDe; Jas Owens, W Morrison, Gaston ; J H Swain; Charleston, S C; Dr T J Patrick, Richmond, Va; R A Weidenman, J T Lawsoh, Atlanta, Ga; S Q Fitch, Boston ; Geo Morrison, Wil mington ; P H O'Brien, Polkton ; Phil Mass- man, Phlla ; H D Malloy, Cheraw, SC; HI Fear, Baltl; Ed S Pegram, Charlottesville, Vaj I M Westmoreland, Phlla; I B Sutler, Bait ; W B Lowe, Jno Boyle, Atlanta, Ga ; H B Glover, Macon, Ga; Jno M Outlaw, Maynesboro, Ga. Public Meeting. The citizens of Charlotte are requested to meet in Convention, at the Court House, on the mgnt of April 3rd, at 8 o clock, to nom inate a suitable person, to be voted for, as Mayor, at the approaching election. ma21 ZW MANY CITIZENS. 1 ; The People's Candidate. You win please announce the name of F, A. McNinch as a candidate for Mayor, at the approaching election in May, upon the fol lowing piatiorm : Tne substantial improvement ana drain age of the streets and walks of the city, by an organized system, and public improve ments generally, and a strict and impartial enforcement of the ordinances of the city. subject, however, to the action of the citizen's convention. . v, itus trisurum. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SAUR KRAUT. THREE Barrels sale by - ;"mar 28 ;!' . Nice White Kraut, for W MCROWELL., ETA Bushels Cheshuta, for sale low, by the vvf barrel or bushel, at '-- . mar 28 , W M CROWELL'S. Lost. BETWEEN the square and the residence of Jaa H Garson. a : laree souare Gold Ear Jang. 2 The finder Will be liberally re warded by leaving it at this omoe.- , . mar 28 2t AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE, ; ONE NIGHT ONtY, j II0IID AT II1CHT, MARCH 26TH, 1875. ; IDA CERITO'S LADY MINSTRELS, AND PAWSIAH SEtTSATIOIT. ' " ' ; s ft " ; ' ' ;j , THE illELTl . OF .-TBE-DM. IN ADDITIOH TOV M'LLE GENEV1EVES, CHAHUT DANCERS, ' j! ! LA JAEDIN MABILE, Beautiful Scenes in the Gay; Capitol of . France fj BY MOONLIGHT. The Great Variety Company, MALE and FEMALE ARTISTS, 20 20 IN numbers: Admission, $1 00 Gallery , 50ets Tickets can be secured at the Onera House during the day. mar 28 it Morris' Minstrels, AT THK OPERA HOUSE WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARCH 31st, and APRIL 1st. Don't forget the day and date. -g Admission, , Reserved Seats, 75cts $1.09 mar 28 W HO KEEPS THE FINEST FRUITS ? C. S. HOLTON & CO. Yes, we have to-day. Oranges, Apples, Xemons, Dates, Figs, Prunes, Basins, Cocoa- nuts. Citron Cocoanuts,' Shelled Almonds, that cannot be surpassed by any house in the city opposite Market. marZS-tf.1 U. o. HULTUrs & CO. Notice. i H HAVING been appointed Receiver for the firm of Roediger & Cohn. I hereby give notice that all accounts of said firm must be paid to me immediately, as it will save cost. C. HILKER, mar 28 tf ? ; Receiver. Notice!. ALL Parties holding claims of any kind against me, individually i or otherwise ; and all holding the receipts of myself on the late firm of Osborne & Barringer for claims for collection, willplease notify me of the same. HUFUS BAa&xaQJSR. Attorney at Law. N. B. Business hours from 9 a. m., to 4 m. I R. B. mar 28 Notice! . LOT OF FINE LARGE EASTERN SWEET POTATOES, Just arrived to-day. , W. N. PRATHER & CO. mar 27 "' H That Nice Gider. ANOTHER Barrel "of that nice Cider, on draft. Also, another Barrel of that de licious Scuppernong .Wine, i silver medal Rye, Domestic Brandy and Whisky, at mar 27 B 17 SMITH'S. FIFTEEN Hundred lbs. Mountain Cab bage. 100 lbs Fresh Ball Butter ; 500 dos Eggs ; poor man's Soup from; Atlanta's Fac tory, one of the best soups in use ror sale at f B N SMITH'S. mar 27 - TROY i'. : , 1 ND its Remains, a narrative of researches A and discoveries made on the site of Ilium and in the Trofan Plain by Dr Henry Schliemann with map, plans; views and cuts representing 500 objects of antiquity discov ered on tne site, x or saie oy l , TIDDY A BRO.,r mar 27:' ' ;i . . 3 Home and Democrat copy tf. , . JTEWARK CIDER. j Just received and on draught, Nice Sweet Cider. Also another invoice of fine Rye Whiskey, at u. JH. BJUTU.T3. man ti. j urocery. COUNTRY MERCHANTS. r Two thousand barrels of flour. O 'AAA all grades, for sale at the wholeealeyC,VV; V jsstaousnmentoi ,-8.'ii.f-? mar 24 tf : R M MILLER A SONS. TirHrrJS; Mountain Cabbage. 1 Butter i and IT JSkgs,- Dried Blackberries, Coffee, Su gar Molasses, Snuff, Tobacco, Ac., all going off-cheap for cash at .n . . i VTM. CROWULL'S. ' mar 24-tf ;;tr, jpoUege Streets Lncca Cream Salad Cllt n ROM Tixrhnm 'ttaly. the finest1 In the J; " dty. perfectiy sweet, not a trace ,of rancidity, in halves, pints and quarts. .Tv O. SMITH A CO., : mar 24-tf - : Corner Drug Store, nana & CoihschiW. The only boose In TJbArlotte dealing ex. clusiyely iA v;;-. Y x:n r---x "j " AND - - ' 3?AKCX GOODS, This fact alone will attract all our citizuu, and persons from elsewhere, who desire to make purchases in our line. We intend to make ours a first-clasa Em- Eirium of Fashion, and hope to offer such ducements to our customers in the way of prices, quality and style of goods that none shall go away otherwise than well pleased with their purchases. - - f We offer to the Wholesale and Retail trade of the surrounding country great variety of Millinery. , Fancy ood, 8traw, Velvet and Felt Hats, from the modest Cottage Bonnet to the most AMmauddtapia. A great feature of the season is the LONG OSTRICH FEATHERS and. TIPS, of which we keep oa hand so; inamr, different shades that it would really puzzle a very astute or nithologist to say from whence came all the many colored plumages for which, apparent ly, the world has been ransacked to furnish a new garniture for our fair ones. -A large stock of Artificial rHows, f i -f Imitating nearly every FLORAL CREATION IN THE WORLD, and the most daring coun terfeits of Nature. Grot Grain and Pajgey Ribbons, All widths and shades imaginable. Turquoise, Florence Silk and Valour. Black and White Crape 8carfs, Lacas, j Collars and Cuffs Jackonet Edging and Inserting, Veiling, A large stock of Kid Gloves. ! Corsets. In WHITE GOODS we keep on hand Tabt cloths. Towels, Jaconet,:Oambric, Lawn, Lin. nen, Swiss; Nansook, . and other goods be longing to that line. We have engaged the services of several experienced Ladies (one recently from Phila delphia) in the Millinery Business, and we are now prepared to have Hats and Bonnets trimmed at short notice. Attentive and competent salesmen are aU ways ready to wait on customers,' and aid them in making selections. Koopmann & Rothschild. TRADE ST., CHARLOTTE, V. C. Oct 18 ! WE have received the largest and best as sorted stock of these justly celebrated seed we have ever yet brought to Charlotte, which are warranted FRESH AKD GElHTIIrE, and will be sold as low as ay in the mar ket. We will supply the wholesale trade with seed In small papers at Landreth's pri ces. , We will have also in time Orchard Grass, Clover and Lucerne. w. r. btjbwell! & CO., i Druggists, And Dealers In Pure Drugs, Medicines, Window Glass, Ac., SPRINGS' CORNER,. , feb 17 j ' CHARLOTTE, N. C. EFFERVESCENT Salts or Nitrate of Ceri um, Effervescent Salts of Bromide Pot ash, i W. R. BURWELL & CO., . Druggists, mar26-tf Springs' Corner, Country Bacon. mHREKor four thousand pounds sides and A Hams. G. W. aHALtL&CO. mar 24-tf. JTORTH CAROLINA State Life Insurance CO. Commenced Buaineee In Karen, 1873! HAS HAD AN ! i Vapseeitntedly Succeufal Career I ' : wSVi Because it is . essentially a . Home Institu tion, appreciated by Home People; In vests every Dollar of Capital (which is paid up S200.000) and every Dollar of Premium received in the State to foster and protect Home enterprises." Has loahed to Policy Holders in Charlotte at low rates of liiterest, ten times the gross premiums received in' Charlotte, and guarantees to invest all premiumi , receiyed here in like manners Equal in responsibility and good manage- ment to any Life Company in the world. Issues every desirable form of Policy at as low rates as any first-clasa company. No useless restriction impeaed upon "resi- denoe or travels i - ! Policies non-forfeitable after two and three annual payments. : No withdrawal of Agenciee from section ' when once established, subjecting Pol icy Holders to the- inconvenience of re mitting premiums to New. York or else where by 12 o'clock of the day fixed, or forfeit their policy and lose all. the pre- The time has come for dttizehl of North Car- .. . . . , j . , - Oiina to encourage nom uminuwui, and we recommend this Company as eminently-worthy of petienage. , tccs. nnAUGuroif . . . . .i c.K ''.,;' - District Agent. Caft.T.H. ALLEN, Resident Agent. Ornca r CauuuxrraiHeTaij i oc25-tf TT ALU ABLE BOCm? tilt T offer for sale the fotlbwinz works on Flower Growing and Agriculture : Buist's Flower Garden rjktionary,; , , . . Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry, Gardening for Profit, Jfitini ? vtntf, s!;iSMaVMnck''Mannal;; f Bryant n forest Trees," - v -y-- Ten Acres Enbngb, " Hibberd on Fern Gardening; . w. ii?.i avi y0?MW window Gardening;, i :PHIFER'S BOOK STORK. LENDAR CLOCKS:XM:K Tnat nnhii i lot of low trSce Calendaf Clocks, and Rogers uro.'s nnexaDie vuuery mar2-tf. - Jewelry Store, 4;'- MILLINERY ' ijii'iifinirpi i i I,
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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March 28, 1875, edition 1
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