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' tVBaCEIFIIOS KATES.
Daily 1 ye", (ported) in dTanc,
. A mot. " .,-..-
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' 1 man. ' '
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Weekly, (in the county) in advance, $2 00
. . out of the county, postpaid, 2X0
' -6 months," " . 1 05
j&r Liberal reductions for clubs.
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SMITH & FORBES,
WHOLESALE, AND RE TAIL 'DEALERS jr ,v
BOOTS. SHOES, LEATHER AND HATS,
SPRING GOODS,,
complete in every particular. ' "
Their line of ladies' and gents' fine
BOOTS AND SHOE S; n
will be especially attractive, and wiU U sold atsliort profits. Call and examine
SMITH & FORBKff .
The Chcilclto Otccrrcr.
Charles C JTcescj, ri'rricjrr.
Office; Observer E ail '" , Ccr "
ASSOUNCL. r.
I hive: pointed Dr. F. n. Gloves ny
lavfu f t to collect claims due me, .er
for joo work, or for subscriptions, lie is
authorized to receipt for any sums that way
be place J in bis hand for coliection-w,-
.: . .UHASii. J CUTEST
. - irrm" 1 r.
,bfflf!f UChiexott OBSzxrn, March
letn; lg5. s , uaZV-tft
THE CHURCHES TQ-I)A YVi
jaH If.
Kext door to Brem, BroFn 4 Co.'. Hardware BtorCh.riotteT'o. - " 7l?
v Tuoi-i fCHCH Services at; 11 A. M
and at 7J P. M," by the priesl, Bev. Father
1 0a a nigh' ClTekrA iV.1
Theproper committee, will itssue la 1 We hear of case of absent-mind-
c?tll on Tuesday morning, upon ednea of which It firm in this city was
tike ladiesf of the city, to iissist in . de guilty few dayg agol On the day in
corating the- stand for the; Centennial mention, it suddenly dawned upon
speakers, and hope and ' believe that j the minds of the dealers thai the fovrls
our noble women, Vhohaye hitherto so must have water. Consequently the
promptly and willingly taxed themselves ( liquid was supplied, and in the haste a
tobaccq box. was used for a trough..In
for the benefit of the celebration,' will
not be unmindful of the next call.
ImproTement.
When the addition which is
i6w
lto?nr marla In lha C.nn ImI TTn a1 i
:Z-Z!!r wiy: I finn?d, and when Messrs. Yates, and
HcAdeg shall ' hare completed' the
stores .which they are now building,
: five minutes the? chickens, were on a
: high' drunks and the geese were more
I goosey than. erer.ofe -r -.it' -n:i
!-WS f t irVft'i
we say yesterday i In the Dossession of Mr
W. A. Brryhill, who lire in Crab Orchard
I Towhship, five miles from the city, some
Centennial '.moneys Tberewere two bills-
9
. ' ..-..f-: ' , i.i ' -: 4 '-r j J'i ;-: j . . . ;
1875. ' -vrrv.; . . 875. -
thab side of Trade street 1etweerJTm I ana kiianoti'.nd jh. AfW a-nt k
J.l (.! 21.'. I I -H ! H. hi . . . .. V - : T ' . . '
uu aim college, win oe one dmck Of I were pnniea on we commonest of common
brick buildings, which " will be band-1 PPeri the thickness, of which was .between
omer&hd creditable lohe ciry.trfr? 'I1TT neJrJ?BPe ?.nd bP?Ki 0?M
j - ; 1 we bills had on it: "N. Carolina Currency.
Good Example. . ." Ten' Dollars;- by authority of Congress-at
MreL n - i -f 5 fi t.: tear j0f. several, ladies who jfn- Halifax, April 2d, 1775.-: On the lower left
7ch.--4If ..L.''-i'T'-ijrVirT J ii",:,V.vVH Bp bUta. peraf bev-ame. size ay
i'-tiwT'1'in7tii-TKwl' .trk .Jiin ,w luc uuikipprtn-:caf lame size say
I?? .S.?fi d I twq-nd A hairinche. long andnearlj
tspickles, sandwiches; Ac, &c, I ni--in hnnJ bh wit
at all times, ' bo . tbat" visitors can I plain on the back.-- - - - .
SPOIIIG IlliO SOULIER FASHIONS
if
and we trust that' all who can afford
to do so,' will hare a ' lunch table and
dispense' their favors to the Centenni-
-OP
J MILLINERY and JPANCY GOODS,
AT
UKOOPMANN & ROTHSCHILD'S.
public with our compliments, and announce,
d are daily receiving one of the finest and lare-
UTE Aeain appear before the
If that we h a ve in Store, an
est Stocks in our line, ever exhibited in this citw
The constant increase of our business, wai rants Us in the belief, that the only
raoue u ecu re success is to sen uooas at a CSJ4ALU I UUr II ,
Our determination is now to adopt
- i ,
In our business, leaving; the old style Uarve irotU and bin ner cent) for oth
ers to operate with : making ours the CHEAP STORK Of Charlotte. Bel lint: the I
BEST uuuus in is x MOHJSx, and to estabusn a
0 II E P It I C E S T.S T S U f
, BArasr .,CHiiacH. Service this inornine
at 11. and this eveniug At 71, ly ReV W- T
uranuy, v. tof Baltimore.
fvST.:;PaM'ii.-.K.i Carttcj
r- Services, will be hs-trji
day at 11 A. il and. at 1' "JL
vSacoiw AIrbovist Chuch. Services bv
the pastor;,Eev.:Wt S, , Hal torn, at 11 A M
and by the Bev J 8 Nelson at 7 P. M. Sun
day School t 9 A.M. ' . . i .
TaToa Stbxxt M. E. Choech. Services
to-day at tl A-1L, by Bev J 8 Nelson. P E..
and at 8 P. Union Meeting hr Yn I al visitors
Men's; Christian' Association. Sunday
School at 4 p. m.- --.-. .
jFiast Pkesbttxbuk Chckch Services
this morning at ,11; and this evening at 71,
by the pastor, Bev. A. 5 W. - Miller.
I Seats free. 8unday School at" 3 o'd-ick
P.M.. - r-? .- - ,
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Assooutb RjsroiufKD Sebvice in . the rainslon yesieraay auernoon, ana inai ,t8 attention to "the consideration of
Chapelon . the -corner , of College and 5th "J8 ! fe was then despaired ; of..- Mr. J more weighty matters than those per
a . 1. 'J. .i a m te . v-r wwv . "
ixeviff.iw-jiBy m o ciocit a. and at 3 P. I liarns nas oeen in VYummgton attena-1 taining to orthography
M., by the ev Jt. Vf. Bryce. - Sunday I ins the nress convention. We chronicle I J 1J-
School at 10 A.M. ': ', , ' : I this news with noieroant reeret. and
Beoosd Pexsbytebiah "CuTjacH-Services sincerely hope that it is exaggerated.
in the morning at ll.and in the evening at 7i
the pastor. Bey. E. H. Harding, at the Court 1 Lecture Postponed
ZZZZLZZZ. ,,Urrme"l0, Owing to the weather lart evening
imvi m m ui ayaa saw aa x ju . j a
Sad Sews.
The news' Hached us 'over thelwirea,
last night, that our friend, Charles Fi
Harris, Esq., editor of the Concord Sun I
The body which existed, and Hour
ished under thw name, in the passage
of tne Court House, )ast Summer, has
been re-organized and a set of slafion
(ary officers elected for thdlerm ?;The
club converted itself into a spelling bee,
a few afternoons since. ."Sheriff" was
the first word given ;: out; the right
bower went down on this, and then
T the Wieads f aCeckleabarg.' ' ?. " -!
Col. C. B. Jonev editor of the - Charlotte
Obsebvkx. and a member of the .Committee
of Ways, and Means of the Mecklenburg
Centennial Association, who bai been for
some days; In , attendance upon . Jhe Press
Convention, has concluded to remain in our
city at least one day longer in order to look
after Centennial interes's i lie will receive
such, amounts to-day as '' persons mayldesire
to subscribe to that laudable scheme of pa
triotism, the celebration "of thehundredth
ycarj of Mecklenburg independence.". It is
to be hoped thaf.a.uberal., donation, will be
made by Wilmington, ; little baa been done
as yet by our Citizen; and the 20th drawetb
nigh.WUnungUmStarrlilK 1
' , t,. . ...... '..j U1
fine M ..V
! We acknowletlge'ourotTIgalio'n 15 our
friend Mosef jCrtaelheaughlst'fo
a sample of Ath'e splendid'; redj-horse
Lsh; which he receives daily andiAiia
penses from. his--fiBh i market : under
Burwell's drug stdreiTrade street itr.
CruBe receivpsaj' large instahpaenli of
these fish every momgby th Statea-
ville Wain; they are nice and ! fresh,
beinr caught but bf : tne Catawbai on
maies us ieei: almost .as., gooftito sit
do wn to la piece of one of tbemy as it 1.
doesrtO' bear Mose himself laugh. ;
uu owe Affncwiurat ourjiot, :was i the club adjourned swwrfM as a snel-
seazeawuna congestive cum m vv n- j Ung school, and will jhenceforth give
Map of I'barlotte.
The "Centennial" Map of Charlotte will
attract the attention pf all who take an in
teres t in Charlotte at this time. ' Major Ma
hon bas made an excellent map that is of
lav;nffWn an vrv WWW permanen use, anu is at me same. time or-
FaaTjor Mxicn50.-The Young Men's fnirlrman Hi,! f.nt. filivr hialMtum at "Ut P,InciP" bdings are in-
Christian Association will hold a Pr&ver I -v tt ... . seated, me ' railroad syBtero ls laid down,
I Meeting thkevening at 5i o'clock, atHheir
Hall, over the Gommercial National Banks
i The public are cordially Invited.
By marking our Goods with the selling price thereon. We mean to double I
and triple our business in this war. and as our customers will be greatly bene-1
tiled by this change, we bone to make bur business still more profitable than i
L heretofore. ''-'!'."-.".?';"''. ' 7T. ."-r5-: -
The special attention of our lady friends is called to oar collection or fine
Trimmed. Bonnets and Hats, to our Immense assortment of new Spring shapes
in un trimmed Hats, to oar attractive FLOWKR DEPARTMENT, crowded
rf with beautiful and original designs, and Importations from :- ; ,
XOCAI. DOTS, v
' Warm yesterday in the sun till you couidirt
rcpoee,. -
Fishing frolics are popular now,' and the
i Tr tte, lJBcU PotaSof the j Eiaraion Trains from Columbia.
I usuiBis. j,a-i f 7 r v - I . v- tit.mJ. M;Hkt tv. iruk
, Vril if CUllvBUUj jiiguii suq ii7Ui iuov.
Trial rkiM - - HroiBO . as- imi-. . . .. '
-""" ! - . , "r I tne water woxks well, we nave none, we
had been advertised to do. "About the j wi8h we bad and the margin is adorned
tune the lecture would have begun, the I with pretiy . little views, made by Mr. Welch,
rain was felling in ..torrente, insomuch 1 of prominent, buildings. ; Enterprise , and
that it would have been unpossible; for
any ladies to have gone out, and would
have been very disagreeable for gentle
men. The postponement was indefinite.
It
9
an
A ioorrcspondent of the New York Tribune excursion train .will leave Columbia for
; telegraphed last uigbt to engage rooms for I Charlotte, and on Thursday evening anoth
To our immense Stock of Ribbon, plain and jr.rain.ia all sizes and qualities..
We have the finest line of RUFFLING for neck wear ; 5.000 yards of Ham
burg Embroideries, in beautiful patterns ; a large and handsome variety of
Ladies' Silk Scarfs, I .aces. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, Trimmings, Fans and !
Fan Cbains, rulings.
VV .H l.T- E, G O 01) S
H
Such as Jaconnets, Cambrics, 8wiss Mull, Piques, Plain Nansooks, Victoria:
Lawn, Toilet Quilts, Checked and Striped Nansooks, Tarleton's Irish Linen,
mfX Table Linen, Towels and Towelinc, Crash linen Cambric Hankercbiefs, Val
wf encienne Laces. Hemstitched Hankerchieia. Cluny and Thread La Tea, Cour
ts a Id English Crape, Frencn Piece taupe, uarege. Tissue and Lace veiling.
A beautiful variety of Silks, in all the new shades.' A general assortment of
Hosiery, Aid Gloves. Linen Collars andCufts, Corsets, Crape Setts. ' ; '
v. . a v . . . . . .. . . . . n . ( 1 J 1 tAJ . . . . 1 .
iteai ana imitation uair owiicnea, orauia. isuris. r rweiia. -a. oiiDuiew
Stock of Pearl and Set Ornaments, Breastpins and Ear Rings, Bracelets, 81eeve
Buttons. ' -.i.-.ivi. fkv:?3 ..-?. 'i ... i:y. j y-X:';-"' '":,
. A large Stock of j.idi- -iv )';, vn'lu . r..,y,.r:.y J;,':-..'"
PEHFOUERY AIID TOILET SOAP,
And many other Novelties.-.--"'. .: ;: ""?.,.-'- r-.?. ft
We have in our establishments several experienced MILLINERS, and have
no hesitation in statins!, that their exauisite work, and beautiful designs in :
triramine Hats, cannot be excelled.' One of these Ladies bas special charge ia
this Department to wait on Customers, and will aid Ladies in making selec
tions.. 1 3-, j. .
Every Department is now replete with the very latest
industry will succeed, so we expect a hand
some sale of maps will be the reward. Maj.
Mahon understands bis business thoroughly,
and has. bad much experience, having been
for some years employed in the United States
Coast Survey.
; Architecture.
We desire to direct attention to the
tbisweek- I er. Th Wednesday niebt train witt leave 1 advertisement of Mr GS H'Appleget.
Messrs J A Young & Son advertise an at-
j Columbia at 10 o'clock, Winnsboro 12:54, A. I architect and builder. ; ; Mr . A has a
tractive line of new gobds in an attractive M- Chester 5:10,' Bock Hill 6:21, arrive at j fin6 reputation in the principal cities
manner, mis morning. "'w - "u'ubi i anoj towns ox -North Carolina, as
Th6mn.1li0n.nfU, !t.-llHn! . tMHOlWM eBiaimiD uiSUii wie m.lt-r nf, hi. UnainOB. ,nA feaa
"n O""1"' v vj was iviu w l . . , - - . . . m . -V4iy. v ' vMknuvB Wa mm
ntinaionseat
Metnoumt ennren uncer tne auspices or tne . Winnsboro since be located in Charlotte
ionng ensi.nri6tianssocution. r; . , ,n rx mMk .'i,m .. u-l I TbMa deairinir Aridn of bia ainhi-
l oi3M, uuesicr I.', uui- c.-u, i a - -. t- . -o- -
W e calLaMeution to asnggestion in tb.e 1 .,tAH n.?n ' nknrnnfW. train 1 '-i Aar-. u r..u.. -s-tfixa 1.
editorial columns, tiiattbe city be illnmma- , charlotte at 4 P. M. on the 20ttf. and Axamininir tba Wim' wblnTi b baa
reach Columbityit 0:05 P. M.
i ted on the night of -the 19th, giving the reas
ons why this should be done, 4c.
The Yellow. Jacket Fire Company
was on the streets yesterday afternoon,
' having turned out to bury a deceased
I comrade.
Mr. P. Ludwig bas opened a coffee restau-
Ho I for the Centennial.
A. dispatch received,yesterday after
noon by Col Thos H. Brem, Chair-
mauofthe Artillery Committee, in
formed him that a detail of the Ral-
rant and lager beer saloon, at the old stand I eigh Artillery Company left that city
of Ellis, Cohen & Boessler, opposite the yesterday morning with their guns,
made fpr a house ,to be .built at the
corner of Tryon arid Stonewall streets,
for Mr John W Miller This house,
by the by, will be one of the most ele
gant and convenient in the State, as
it will havje pipes gunning all through
it, carryngbotTi.li,iJ and cold water;
A
)
bA great many of our Goods were purchased at a reduction of 25 per. cent'
the full benefit of which, we will aive to our customers. v j - " I
An examination of our Goods and prices, will convince every one, mat our 1
assertions are
B O N A !F I D E
A-
r
Charlotte Hotel. No liquors are sold there.
Mr. Ludwig s idea is a good one.
The nobbiest thing out , (next to door
knobs) are the Centennial cards just receiv
ed by Messrs Tiddy Bros. These are ingeni
ous, 'gotten up in handsome style, and some
; of them are very ludicrou3.
The cadets of the King's Mountain
Military School, with Col. Coward, the
i Superintendent, will be at the Centeu-
; nial, the guests of Col. J. P. Thomas,
Superintendent of the Carolina Mili
tary Institute
and will arrive here this morning at
2.-50 o'clock, on the freight train.
Lieut. Devereaux is in command.
We received, last evening, a tele
gram from Mr. JX. G. Trezevant, con
ductor of the train mentioned above,
saying that he will bring on his train
this morning, Gen. Matt. Hansom's
two race horsesMaryLong and Piney
Woods. They will be entered at once
for the races this week. t
A man named Brown was commit-
The Races ThU WetXs
The Spring races at Carolina Park will be
gin on Wednesday next, the 19th test., and
will attract great attention from citizens and
Visitors, on account of the number and re
putation of the horses which have been and
will be entered. Already 13 have been en
tered and advices from owners of race hors
es indicate that: no less, than , thirty will
The horses which ' will i'be u here are
from the stables', of the ; following named
gentlemen: Barton & jlendenger, New York;
Crawford & Brown, Augusta, Ga ; Whitaker
& Berry, Yorkyille, 8. C; Col. T. G. Bacon;
Edgefield, Cri--TA:Hitchcoclc, Bostonr
James CaseyV (ftufnbiiivS. C Flood ? Casa,
;:-:0PERA: HOUSE,
QB NT E JT N i A L C E t E B ft A Tl 6 k".
, The OBsxavxa X-'-
laorocshly su-'
want, and v .
every cu
wlthn"
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rOKTJSU ALXJ3 auu iv"- .
... , j ROSE and HARRY WATK1N8. y
j , . WITH . , . .
" The young and gifted actress and song
stress
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M.; -At :;K
M Y L E ET
Supported by a full Dramatic. Company,, of
.. .,-first-class artista,"R f.i ,
MONDAY " NIGHT ' i7TH.(lv M
ISr The ?reat IjrisU; American Dranra, ti
i
w have the .louowir-j' .t"
GENUINE BASS ALE,
; 'GENTNE:.EDINX.Ur.a ALE, 3-
GENUINE BURKE rOETER,
i
'GENUINE 3ING2IS. ALB;,,.
JW McCkWHT.' ?f: H HAiat'WAtitiKs.
Maar McCaanrTf t ' 1' Wli;,ii; -
KuiiflHt IfiiiAicn.;rrr. I. . TTTisr" 7,
Secure your seats 1
Store.-. , , , i
Democrat please copy.
1 0 cOMMfcliTCATmVf
i ' 1 he Centennial rA-efia Bail"-' ' " :
A report bavins been ' circulated; to the
effect that Wines;, Champagne,! dscare to
be distributed at the' Centennial Dress" Ball,
the Committee of Arrangements beg ' to cor
rect the erroneous Impression by' stating
that nothing stronger than Ice Lemonade,
-straignt" wm te auoweo. . ; " , , :
t . J F B McDowell,' " '
. ,WJP Myers, ;,,; y,y-:
T HBrem, Jihturx
WW Overman, ".iv.,.
; . . Conitoltte of Arrange' ts
; ; OBITUARY. . -Y.
cIakksox. Departed ;fliis'; life.fc May
8, 1875. in the thirt y-first year of . his
age,1 WALTER BEAUMONT CLARK
SON, Esq., a native of Richland County,
but at the1 time of his death-' a resident
of AHendale, S. G; where he "was em
ployed as Principal in the Male Acade
my at that place. He leaves- a widow
and a large circle of relatives and friends
to mourn his loss. "
NEW ADYIUJTISE31EWTS.
' ON R AFTER
Mill Hay46tliTl875,
I WILL NOT SELL
ANY "GOODS
' ' ' v" .'""' ' r
ON CREDIT,
TO ANY ONE,
M E A N AV H A T I S A Y.
J K PUBEFOY.
mate
A CALLED COMMUNICATION
: Of Phalanx Lodge No. 81, A F & A M, will
be held in their. hall, in Masonic Temple
Building, UA.X i UiMT. MA.1 ? I7tn,
at half past seven o'clock.' Visiting breth
ren, and members'' of -other Lodges, lit
rood slandine. are respectfully invited, t
. itretnren wui un ana nouce, ana govern
themselves accordingly. By order of the
maylG It
and that we mean just -what we say. ; '
Personal.
H V Bedneld,of the Cincinnati Pommereiat,
fed to iail bv Justice MaVtin vesterdav I is registered at the Central Hotel. Few men 1 Camden, & C ; Bennett Barnes. Charlotte,
i observed, has not yet been completed.
i
-ALSO
T R O D fii E J?;; D p W.-JTJJ
. : a; j t;..',v'hif, s.'i.i vJi J -Jtt.
CAUFOIA WLNES and CLARET, y
IPOKT and SHERRY WINES, !
It j ft V T jiv 1 f ' 4
;5j -CIGARS and
r .'
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copy. , Choice Famiiy1 Grocery,' B "
HISTORY
,)rposrra Charlottk Hotel. .
1 O'i . Mi
UF
4-. -
malS
.rt-. its1 '
the well
R T II
C A 11 D LI N A
at
FOR THE centennial;
I ' The fine nneanvaaeed- Ham.
known monumental canvassed Ham, the
finest St. Louis Flour, the White new ur
leans Sugar, just arrived,-selected Goshen
BnUer. the best Northern Annies. - Oranges
and Lemons by the box or the retail, at
juaio ' injuria r kiiodai.
COL JOHN H WUEELEK,
ti .
Complied
trora original r records, offlcial
documents and lrnditional etatemente.
LOOK OUT, ' -' - ' -
l -Another lot Of those elegant Centennial '
Hats, that everybody will bays, Just reoeiv-- '
ed at i'J A YOUNG 80N'8.. , ' r
SOMETHING NSW. - . : "'
1 ,-.i.-l f Jtf Jiv,l,.
The "LEE" Hat just received and going ,w
i fast.- Call and see them and otbtrs coming, ., v. ,
inaf. '.. J A.YOUNG A 80N'S.fl . .
mal5 .
t .1.1... vi . .
CENTENNIAL ARRIVALS.
Another fine lot of Magnolia Hams and '
Breakfast Stripe, call soon if you want one, -!
at," .,..! ,BN SMITH'S.' ,!
The work is out of-irint and is becoming
' rare a few copies for sale at 42.00
j each, at ,
TIDDY fc BROTHER'S. -
mal6
.ir
FEW NO. 1 MACKEBEL. !
At retail, very Jine, at .
- I,
mal5
B N SMITH'S.
G. S. D. APPLEGET
i - T i - I i -t . -.' . ... '' .
! Rear end R M Miller A Son's Building, 4th
Street.- ,
CHARLOTTE, N. C. , . ..
Akchitjbct, . ,
. AKD AGEXt rOE AT.L X KV$J)4 ; i
Iron Fronts of BnilflinL GTanizei ; :
arnicc iron ftnce Ci Ktinp,v
H-' C. IV I8ION. ALirkiNP&fiAivJZED WORK :
; Ice Cream.
Monday. May 17tn, lwitl open, my I
j ice (jream eaioon ior lacues ana genue-
len. Families suppued in any quantity,
- , D M RIGLEB. -'
tnalG lw
Pieflinoiit :Air-Iilne Bailiay,.
na
HO, FOR THE CENTENNIAL ! 1
A SPECIAL TRAIN ""
Will Leave Goldsbom by -Schedule below
; on Wednesday tae iwn,
Which be will sell Cheaper than any
: Person. -
Office hours from 9 to 12 m., and 2 io 0'
p. m. r: "" -, i ; J -; ' B 1 u-; !
G S H i APPLEGET. wishes to inform '
the public at large, that he is prepaied to. ,
rurnisn rians or au linos oi ouuaings,- -with
working drawings in full, which will
be found much plainer than those of any r
ether man ia the State, be being a practical '
builder, having an experience of 1ft yean in --
three ox tne largest cities or tne umtea
Btates' He can answer any question or give .- .
any information in regard to thy .construv- ,
. , . . . . IUT llllWUMiiVU iU IQWU IV IUI MM
if 0,.-Bv! irsZZk S.n2SfXg r on of any part of the building, as he is
who wish to attend 1 the Centennil edetoa fcilTinjflG to o and do the work him-
iwo w, tu wkkc. i yvw ."k-v self. With 15 years as a builder and 14 as:.'
fc? . . nJZE8: wii! Architect, he knows just what U neoee-,
19th;iLtn? to e!J i fSriffiJr1 mechanic to get .along w.ith. and ,
paratory to joining in the festivities ofjhe I thi. --Derienoe v5n will Vonce see
Train for all who wish to
ies this ia decidedly the
that can be offered.
kqqplianii & rothschild:
' . m m i h i i a wraroa rtava irpwurtir. rpniira i
nvAninv. tin rlrnw a matoi toa wu ,u "
.- . -1 - r 11! 1 IV.!. rMn:n. Il,.n t W V
I O It wftsiAA wMHnM a VAaH Ann ivini p.l all
D..i.l.l.l. 1,.- T,n I., no a I """"" - " . ,
111. uuiiu&ig uni A vvu., mvu uw m I 41,. TTnltmA Gfofoa - 1
KnocneaoownoywonstaoieDe vers ana Onr editor-in-chief turned up last evenl
i arrested.
The picnic season is now on hand j ton.
ing, having just returned from Wilming-1
Where the Centennial Ceremonies Will
T.ke Place. .
We have beeu Leseiged with the question.
wheie will the Centennial ceremonies, read-
ST4TIOSS.
Golds boro,
Princeton.
Pine Level,"
, - . AW BIV ..MVU , , ...... '
llii' Ordered to return I Wilson's Mills,
lg yoox ou uunorra
coats lo the Com-
S pany by Tuesday
mgnt next .
1'Prefdenr "
SCHEDULE;
A SKIVE.
Clayton,
. -
-:oo:-
1 that happy, happy time when you ait
i down in the shady grove and ; eat
strawberries and get up with some-
The pay -train on the Air-Line Bail road J ing of declaration, oration. Ac.pake place? I m.in ot
arrived here yesterday. In charge or pay- ( Until yesterday, wt did not know oureelf. I i
master Biggers, bringing on it Col L P J It seems that the Executive Committee have f f
Grant, the Receiver of the Road, Col John I decided that the Fair Grounds thall be the
Secretary. ' - "
HOTEIsienOTICEIi
Anbnrn, -Raleigh,
'
Carey.
Momsviue,'
Brassfield,
Durham,
University, r
Hillsboro, ,
Mebanes, .
Haw River,; ',
Graham;'' -Company
Shops,
Gibson vi lie,
. J uuoinroo. . , ivu ku mugs ivr yuujtoi no .,,,
t rrangeraentl. R- ti lb ildep gnme in this Stated
claim to be Architects when they have no -
knowledge of the business and can only be
railed draftsmen, and need some one to in- . ,
LEAVE-1 struct them at all times should they under-
2 25 a m 1 take a fob. - For the last six- Years be has '
3 05 am 3 15 " 1 been employed in this State, and: bas done '"
3 40 M 3 45 ; " all the best buildings, with only a few ex-
3 84 i ' 4 10 "i ceotions in Raleigh. Goldsboro and Greens"
4 35 " 4 40 boro. and almost all over the 8tate. where
5 15 ." 5-35,' .i 1 persons can see his work. -I'.', r : : m-h
5 55 " 5 55 " . in Charlotte be would call attention; to B ita
6 40 4 ' . 7 27 " P Smith's Iron Front Building, and Sims k
8 07 ' 8 15 " Dowd's Store, and a number of the - private A
8 85" 8 45 M residences here. --or j. 1
9 25 1 " 9 25 " He refers to all who have employed him
U SO : 1010 " as Architect and Superintendent, as to , his
18 50 .,'V .10 60; VV; I ahilitT.. He on fhrnish. if anv desire them.
11 20 ' 11 20 " the name of parties and buildings, but can-.,
12 lopiu iu not ao so nere ior ine want 01 room.
thing like a map of the surrounding v 1i,,-flflta.or TrMsoortation. Gen ni.M .A th hv r .tkaA mms handsome Hotel nowbeing bnilt by K;1
(country printed: on your light sum- w Wftn(B..a
I r ' w . . . I T; t., - . DOUW Laruuua, nm w nu; y. v'l TamMtfivn
TmiImi f.KAnAir mvn VMttPrnnV fittAP. 1 r.r,lr,linaa fill r it nnrrtnn nf lh crrniinrl l .Unt IV. i4- F & nrmar. navr. nn th I m. I T ;' ;Tj
J UUKU r-Auuv wwww 1 "siuiuioej wuhw .Vft jpw I aUVU iraJV w va ttujjuu uwva -
TO THE MERCHANTS
mer cassimera.
OF:
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA,.
. We beg leave to call attention jo'r I ;
v WHOLESALE DEFATKMENT, m
Oln TIII.MM-HY & FANCY WOODJ UlUltO.V. FLOWCBS.
We have on hand over' 1500 down lie !hi-i fi les of I
' ? ' 'J';1 . - . ' , . 7"
, . LADIES' TRIIBIED and : TJNTB1HHED HATS.
I ' t ' . J r . . ......
i iiiimu' RtnJ. .if P.IRBOM an J other Goods: which we 'can ofier at '
lower Prinna l.hnn anir ntlior tf nlilUhment. ., ,'..,..:! ...j
As we are the only home in Cliarlotte. ideating exclusively In Mil lrfTl"
Co-yls, it sbtutd attract the attention of Merchants,, wbo wish to make pur- -chases
in our line , - 0
a- Or Jen respectfully, solb'ite.1. - ' ! f, - -
Invitation Extended..
The Caledonian Club, of Charlotte, cor
dially invite Scotchmen
dants, who Intend
Centennial, to meet
corner of Fourth and Tryon streets,' where I worth deserve, and he returned delighted
they will be received and ente rtained by the J witlt his visit- rJ
members of the club. ; .,:iu,- UWi regret to state mat inere is hw ,uh-
I 1st OI August ueii, uu mc 1 it- K -p.;-.
noon, and is occupying room Ho. l, at tne 1 next to tba city, including Floral and. ale- pany are onaawiwa Thomasville,
Central Hotel. H r ; SV,, 1 chanic's Hall, just so as to leave out the V'r i rrA to Lextogton,
Gov Vance has returned from ' hisVHTl race" couisCThey are running a plank 1.. nVtter. .will pi
and their descen-: mington trip. His nuncireds 01 inenus in. 1. fence betweea piceiapaTkibrtliis -4b Undersigned. . ; . ,: t- .
1 1 .... m...l.UA .k I .1 . usvi. I ,1 GMT .wuitwl mnri .nl.fc I L -.. - J. ,J AT i: Tl..Vm...A T I 1 Ilfl DUIIQIIIK IB VI kril'&.. w l,u owuo
them in Niiier a Jtiau tained mm 84 iiisgcniUBana-true peonav A stand large enoogb to iwiu one nanarea Vik tvptitv Jlv rood id-moniB.
one wishinginformatipn in regard to
iiWt win Piease ?'W Holtsbnnr.
and 1 8alistnry,
contains
besides
TO
Koopmann & Rothschild
Acc o m m o d at i o n !
JvSTAGE STAMPS, at
P 18
PUBEFOY'S.
-''CentCiear.'at '
INDlAN QIBL CI0AE store.
. y. - j Trade Street
1.1 WA, UM rv'T , T j-t-. n . ....
L RuHtoik wlT onparuurea naius,
Wl Dint. Dy tDe bbl-' icfeies, nau
ign anil rL " at'rtment of Candies. For-
Ginger i'T0' gliah Mustard, Mace,
, ' received, at
ma 11 RB ALEXANDER A CO S,
MS ti
"'8 Hop Malt Tonique,
.Vfi MlTRWELJj a co.,r
r3
-kli
A0ENCY for the English Breakfast
Packet Tea Company, sold by Drug
gists only. .
W
UDIES
ILL Find all the light shades of Alex
andre and other Hid Gloves, at , v
. ' ALEXANDER, EZIGLE & CO,
spr 21
persons, is being erected, and' will be occu- other necessary apartments.- The bouse bas
died bv distineuished invited , nuesU. and about one bundVed. feetfront on Main street
the ladies.
prqyement in the condition of Mr Jas H I city will display their exquisite taste in the I iaree tOT ii necessary puTnosescontaining
. . a I rf-k i- t.. T:.r krkt Vtika Itonavtmanr. whn I Jn.M.nt:ni Ka a,vi4 Tha ntuviaaoiin finl 1 II un nrrrn '. ' -.'."
y Jat" I lr-y i jO LAM Ul vui ,aw'va I UCwlaUVU VI t-aac Oi.aava 4 iiwvkMivuvv 1 auvun huiwv waMi
The lone ex pected building 7 on the bai been confined to bis bed wiyi erysipeiaa. it remembered, will be formed in in
Independence Square. , ' '
rk.i.l. ci,.!' I'At. 'r ' onrrii ; Trvoii And 1 for some time past, J
air ciiarieo auwii, oc,u k
troupe, registered last night at the. Central
Hotel.
Fourth streets, is Roiog up at last. It is
of wood, - however, and very- stnalL
This is the place where the Southern
Life Insurance Company wits going to
"erect . that . big brick building, you
know.- . - - . -
- ' s- --.V J
Superior Court. -
Our able and distinguished Judge,
Hon. D. Schenck, will open the Spring
term of Mecklenburg; Superior. Court
to-morrow morning. Whether or not
Court will be held any - day duriag the
week, after Monday, is" not yet known.
Judge Schenck, will .be. -governed, to a
nsi:lerable extent, bv the sense of
t:i? J""1' n lb" subject.
mal5 3tw
1 Ct.'
13 43i-. 11 60
1 5 " 1 1 15'
1 25 " ' 2 00
2 30 ". 2 40 "
3 2Q ' 3 25 " j
4 05 4 23 " ,
'4 8 ,
4 55 " '
5 07 " 1 h 08 " '
5 25 5 28 "i
5 58 ' 5'M'
0 15 " 6 10 " '
6 25 " , - .
6 43 45 ,"t
7 08 " 7 09 , "
' 7 19" . '
7 41 " 7 42 M '
8 03 t 8 06
8 18 '
0 89
8 41 . " , , 8 42 "
9 47 ' r -
- , ft R A I.T.KX. 1 , -
! Oehl Ticket Agent Piedmont Air-Line,
W H GREEN. - A . ' 1 '
1 i M..' rna V r rtlvialnn. . ,
mal6 '
He can show as many fine buildings as
any other man of his age; and' will take'
pleasure in doing so, any person visiting:, -Cliarlotte
is invited to call and examine bis rl. ,
drawings, which . he bas at least 500. . He ,.
guarantees to have 50 to 1 of any other per- r .
bon in the State. ' All are invited to exam- . '
1 ine them whether they are going to build or
! not: ' The ladies are specially invited. '' '
pialS' '"-' w -' j-y .t - ; n.
- 1 -1 f Vi? in.- l ! i l' 'ill' l.'.r.l ,?-ri.ttft )ti.
China Grove,
Coleman's. l
Concord, ' j
Harnsburg, -r'
Query vj
Ali Junction,
CC Crossing,
Cliarlotte,
it
t
CLiirlotte Dircetcry;
i si 'ts h.
ii'Ufii". 1 i
Contributions,
r 1 "
The Watkin Troupe,
;, This well (known and f popular coin-
puny' will appear again on ""the "Char
lotte boards this week; opening to-mor
row 'night' with "Trodden Down,- or
Under Two Flags.". Those who saw
this beautiful drama presented by Rose
and Harry Watkins during our Fair
last Fall, ; remember how well they
played it! and how many striking feat
ures it presents. We arc-assured that
the two leading characters? como . sup
ported bv a talented company aim ouo
which will "bring out all the strong
points hi the plays which they will un-,
dertake. I Wc cherish the pleasantest
recollections of the Watkins's and wil
cordialh welcome them back to. Char
lotte. Let us and our visitors give (hem
i-crowdofl". houses. -
We have seen. Mr. Welch's lithographic b'rb FOR THE CENTENNIAL !
view of Independence 8quare, and it is all I K , . .. ,;i.i,. ,i."r . '"
that we expected. The artist has given j . Wo are receiving: daily- the-finest Jot of j
Just Received !
'1
li S " v' - 'V"K C W'MKUIMJKK,'-'
tna!6 ' ; ; " Poo BcUer
Hit HO I. HELLO I O,' HURRAH II-
r FIRE ! T FIRE I WATER ! r
We do not know how t. express our us a f.ithful represeutatiou f "our square" Apples IBald win ai?o
gratitude to those citizens of iW ilnung from a stondpoint near the store of. Messrs. I hwie thafare in want' of ariy of lhe aboTe
ton who have po liberal V, contributed J- a. toung own, uu .us m articels or Family .urocenes 01 any. inu
u!,i,.w.'fjn.i, 'i.wi.f lerly directions. OA the left, we catch a would consult their own interest by giving
- . . -: 1 i over lraue ui.r-, c .iwiuius uu u
anniversary according lo tlie, sums j;et nnt,, whera lllt Jt)rince- of hotel-
opposite their respective names,; and I fper. Mf . Ecclc?, pretides. By the way, pOOLSl POOLS f P0US !
r3.Aii.nj ...... ---j
acknowledge to have receivea
James Dawsd,-,,, :'r
William Larkins, t
P Heinsbergcr,
"Brown & Roddick.
T Smith, ' ' ' r
Harrison & Allen, -
M Katz, .
L Vollers,
O G Parsley Jr, . 7., -.
Binford, Crow & Co,
John Dawson, - -' , , .
James Anderson & Co, " ,
DA Smith, & Co,
Giles & Murchison, , i't
Kerchner & Calder IJros,
Wooten, " Richardson, & Co -E
Peschau, & Westerman,
Murray & Co
Edwards' tfc' Hall 1 '
Worth & Worth,
Alexander Sprunt A Stin,
Vick & Mebane, V.
J W Tliompson - - i '-
Cash - .
A Weil
A II VanBokkchiii, -: '
B F Mitchell & Sou,
DeRosset & Co'1
Cash, '
S L Fremont.
1, i,
NEW
1
NORTH
CAROLINA". 5 HOE
HERRING,
r, 00
5 Ot)
J 50
-"2 50
-5 00
5 00
, 5 00
5 O0
10 00
10 00
10 00
. 5 00
10 00
1 10 00
10 00
10 00
5 00
. 25 00
; 25 00
" 10 00
-10 CO
5 00
10 00
T 00
2o 00
s 00
10 fx
. 1 . rn 1 k ,.r iu..,!. I 1 :
w aaw .uuuv ...kj JT, ? rods on the Races will be sold and paid
in on Friday to accommodate Centennial 1 ' - . nochrne'. Bank Exchange. Tuesday
people.-- Below the hotel r-nd small, build-1 the lth, Wednesday the. 19tb and Thurs
ings partially hidden from view',' we spy a day , the 20th of May, commencing at 8
littf. of the -Onera -'House'.'' where '.' manvl 0 ?. Hi-,'"
pleauut hours hare been spent . Beyond,
we see the fine old trees 011 Mr. Brevard Da
vidson's grounds. ; On the right hand side
we have a capHai view rof-MeAden's -drug
store, which is a very old budding, remod
elled considerably sinoa the celebration of
the fiftaeth Anniversary of Independence on
PlG"iFEET, i, LAMBS, TONGUES,
.CHEESE, PICKLED OYSTERS, ;
,' ORANGES, 'fJ LEMONS,. , ;
PICKLES, TOMATOES,- ETOi .ETC.
y XT. - i e -E 1
Call in and see for yourself at ?.
... - .. - i
HOTTEKDORF & ltASHAGES'8. : v' f r
.- HT E N'"C Ol'IE S" "- ,
i--? J1 i iHi-.' !i"f .v!l.1
F the above work for sale at- the publish- .--.
rice. - This is the last efaance --A p- .
A
ers price. -.- i nn is tne last cnance a
ply to the BOOK. KEEPER of this office.
maia
FRESH
OEAllGEGIIrEHOlI
,ii tf
- i ! i r ' Ki . i J.J. It ' - , '.
, -t v,,t.(si , ki 1. i &:!-,.
5 LARGE LOT JX'ST EECEIVED . 1 ! ! '..
" F H ANDREWS & COS. - '
il-
- r - - : . i
' ma 15
BE-WISE
Ji
maJ-6
" 4 Oiiposite Charlotte Hotel.
.1
Remember
Another lot of the celebrated Centernia!
TTats. inst sent out in Blue Black and i
T Tk. Mftlok K fnnnil In all
.. .... . , III.IWl. . 11IU u,....ww w aw " w..
this gronnd.Theoppoeitecorner.Hmitn s drag i tne go don't look around,, but come
store, and miter s dook store, express omce straight down to . . . '
TUriar'. Wadsi&Pecrram's.tha FiistNationa I , -i ma!6 , ; J A YOUNG & BQb'S.
-rk.tL- J 11 1H JIM- . tA V HT-)t I 1 1 ' -
j::r, r r.ir ivtubder in cold blood.
JiUlWU O WUIIOIU uai., uo uiiij JJ1 " -l i. iv.i--
l.nklna nnmnaflv kTV.KTIU, HnfAllMnt: I . 1 :- - t
-""""" " . B j wcirirwr.
and the Bank of Mecklenburg, alt look as - . Wil
natural; as the reality We see-a flashy 1 An elegant lot of Splendid and Stylish
tornout '. ? dashinr ong : the: streebut 0 1
uuBUtuuonikkuj uauj wiioa, aiiu . iu 1 ingt reCt lVed. St I -
this we think Mr. Welch has slighied our V- maid ; . , ; , J A YOUNG & SOS'S..
square, for we have never crossed it yet but 1 T7TP , Tl) , T1 , TTon7 . , ,
ourpeuai uireiuibiea uBcameeiiiaugieu wnn i i i .
the wheels of those inr itile vehicles; : . Me- are receivine daily New Goods, of
Altogether, we are tie." sed to have such a! every description, and have jnst received
viavT tn nroaorvit ' an I r "i -t- e- lmn, xrencil H
sale.
t
UB- ROASfTED, ! COFFEE,;;,
- ASPr
-1 SEND ORDERS' IN TIME.
WE HAVE ALREADY LARGE
'"" .ORDERS.. ." :
; ' . . v . ..
: IIonENDXjBF &'IlASUACK, ' '
; - Opposite Cliarlotte Hotel.
- i ASD KSOAGB, AT OKCE:"AlX THB
; C A K ES f P I E 8 ,t rE TC
YOU WILL NEED NEXT .WEEK,' ;
i 1 ,
OK,
F II "ANDREWS & COV.,
'"iAkl1 -i
ma 15
'to preserve,: ai -r relict an immense ft ""iXwN
: "EveTybodr -" ' e one!" j malt
Shirt?, at
JONEY LOST. ,
About Onn T
Tbe f " ' r v c
HAHL.Y srKir;a vzlzztsxzuziz
FROM snd after thiB date, tbe un 'srs'ned
will keep in store
: EARLY SPRING VEGETABLES,
, ; such es . . ,
Cabbage, Hadiahes,' rc'-b. Pea?,
Potatoes, Beans, dc.
ryon i
- it t
treet. j
jT-dJitior.s to sfock ma.
eir1"- n-om . .V.ern r.if.rVc?,