North Carolina Newspapers

t CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, 6UBSCBIITI03 BATES. - Daily i year, (postpaid) in advance " Gmos. ' , ' 3 mos. . T:' l nion. " WKKKLt KDITIOIT. " 4 i TheOBSKavsK Job Department baa' bee a thoroughly wuppllcd with every . Deeded want, and wlLi the litest styles of Type, and -every manner of Job Work can bow be done with neatness, dispatch and cheapneav :. v - We can farnlsh alhort notice CLANKS, BILLHEAD?, : - ' ; . " . : 'LETTER HE IDS, CARDS," . , : T AGS, EEOE1PTS. POSTERS, V , . ! ' PROGRAMMES. IIAKD BILLS," v I . 'f' PAMPHLETS. CHECKS, &u. Ae. Weekly, (in the county) ia advance," ' $2 00 oat of the coanty, postpaid, 2 10 " 6 months, -: - - 1 05 TOL. XII. Liberal reductions for clubs. " " CHARLOTTE C.i SUNDAY; ;; JUNE i 13V 1875. NO. 1,943 T i .ri.f '.--'-Jv-- .,. ....-,.'L..V,' ..' .'" 1 ... J ' i ' ii mn,,. iini - , n . , it i ..m- , i ir..n.' .n j "i" r . r r ' , . . i , , , v.. ... ., . ... , . ... , Burgess 'ElioIxoIs'.Oo., W HOLESALE Supply of Lounges, all grades Coffins, on Land,' : - ' " ' " f Pill i " ; '.'.m ''''' ' " i 1 J "5- J. S. PHILLIPS, ,n B:Cl?A ;H'T T A I L 0 R , 0 H DffiiRf bE N T H A L H 0 TEL ..-.!-. ALWAYS GUARANTEES SATISFACTION. janIO REMOVAL. SMITH & V.HOI,ES;X'h E 'AND 11 KTA Ih DEALERS IN BOOTS,' 'SHOES, LE AT ITER AND HATS, II AVE jremovexl to the new, large and elegant " SMITH BUILDING," neat door to I J rem, Browft & Co.'s Hardware Btore, where they are receiving a full stock of SPRING GOODS, complete in eyery particular. . , Their line of ladies' and gents' fine BOOTS AND SHOES, will be especially attractive, and-will be sold at short profits. Call and examine."' X.: v -. - SMITH & FORBES, mar4-tA .... . Next door to Brem-Brown & Co.'s Hardware Store, Charlotte, N. C. DANIEL A. SMITH & CO., WHOLESALE ""DEALERS IV F UNI T U R E AXD B E D D I N G . TJ. U D E I? T .A. K I 3 O- IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. FULL STOCK METALIC CASES, COFFINS and CASKETS, , ALWAYS ON HAND ' EAST TRADE ST., CHARLOTIE, N. C. W 0 V E H VI I R En AT.TR ESSES,,; NEW SUPPLY RECEIVED TO DAY. jui. 10 BUY THE BEST, If ' f ll U MILLER & SONS, Agents, Charlotte, NT C. jun 1 Notice.: ' ' MONUMENTAL City Sugar Cured Hams, Rusaett Apple by the bbl., Pickles, half gal & pints, Fine assortment of Candies, For eign and Domestic, English Mustard, Mace, Ginger, Ac Just received, at ' RB ALEXANDER ACO'S, Li ma 13 - - - College Streets - Miss L. STUART, IS REMOVED to Cemetery Avenue, be tween 7th and-8th streets, where she is now prepared to do all kinds of work In her All kinds of the finest human Hair made to order. Renewing old Braids, Djing Shades lighter and darter. Combiags also made np in any forms" desired. ,v All orders left at-Purefoy's Book Btore "will receive prompt attention. , ..: Miss L. STUART. on 8 - ' '- & RETAIL . ' s, , ; DEALEES IK - , - FUR N I T II H E , B E b D I N G, &c.I No. 5, West Trade Street. CHARLOTTE, N. C. JUST RECEIVED. " ; A A :f FULL " ASSORTMENT ' OF Pfirlor Suits, in- Hair Cloth ; ! Terry and1 Ress. Also, a' new A full assortment of Metalic Cases, Caskets and Wood ; v . y junl3 LOTTE, N. C. FORBES, and B E S T ' Tbe Bitters are compounded with great cue, and are, as their : name indicates, the Bert Stomach Bitters" known. They are a sure preventive of Chill, Fever, -Intermittent and all Mala rial Diseases. V ' ' - Affr sir.tnpjjs or Disease it has no superior an Appetizer and Resrorer of. the system.:;: MANUFACTURERS ' 7. r AND SOLE , rROPRIETOR3, v J i OTARLOTTE, N. C. jun 2 ICE CREAM BY th plate or gallon, made of the very best material and warranted pure and good Give us a call and De convince.,, - First door above the Market, Trade St., Jnbl " . W N PRATHER & CO. R E , BEST itiJff X. I Il-SgTTmjrgRTACtg CHARLOTTE W C..l IVr'.J," ,r F . ll ! full ,li I 1 hi v The . CliarlottelObserver. PVBIilSBKD BY Charles R. Jones; rronrietor. Office, Observer Building, Corner ; Trade and College Streets. - n: 'ASKdUHCBMEHTt..-f''f-:'-te I have appointed DrJ P.' Hr Glovkk mv lawful agent to collect claims due me, either for job work, or for subscriptions. -He is authorized to receiot for anv anma that hut be placed in his hands for collection. - Chas R. Jokes, ' - ' - Editor & Proprietor.: i " Office of the Chablottk Observes. March! 18th, 1875. . ma2l-tf ' : JOS. P. CALDWELL, City Editor THE CHURCHES TO-DAY. ( Atuolic Chuech- -Services iktT 11-A iM and at 7 J P. M, by the priestKcv. 'Father Hands. Baptist vChubch. S&kIL Whitfield, the pastor, will preach this morning at 11. o'clockand this evening at 8 o'clock, St. Mark's Lttheban Church. Services, at 11 a m, by Rev Mr .Younts, Sunday School at 3 p. m: St. Petee's (E.) Church. Services will be had to-day at 11 A. M., and at 4J . M. Second Methodist Chuech. Services by the pastor, Rev.-W. S, Haltom, at 11 A M and at 7 P. M. Sunday School at 9 A. M. Tbyok Street M. E. Chuech. Services to-day at 11 A. M., by the pastor, Rev P J Carraway, and at 8 P. M. Sunday School at 4 p. m. First Pbesbyteblak Church. Services this morning at 11, and this evening at 8, by the pastor, Rev. A. W. Miller, D. D. Seats free. Sunday School at 3 o'clock Associate Reformed' Service in the Chapel, .on' the corner of College and 5th treets,to-day atjlx' clock A. M., and at 3 P. M., bythe JjQT Hunter. Sunday Schoofat 10 AM - , Second -PBESByTRfAir Chuech. Services in the morning at 1 l.and-in the evening at 7 i' ' the pastorvEeVvELH1.. Harding, at the Court House. Sunday . School in the Court Honfee during the um'iner,'at 3 p. m. Peayee MEETiNQ.-teThe Young Men's Christian Asspciatibk hold a Prayer. Meeting this eveningdt;5j" VcIock, at their Hall, over the Commercial National Banks The public are cordially in v ited. LOCAL DOTS. The Stockholders' meeting A T & O Rail road, will be held at Statesville on the 1st prox. Spring chickens sold from wagons, yester day, at 35 cents apiece. Pretty high up in the pictures. Tne Catholic Sunday School of this city will have a picnic, on Wedne3dayv2.3rd,inst.,,J at Woodlawn, Gastou county. When Mr L Crocker, who died night be fore last, first came to Charlotte, long years ago. people came from the country to "see the Jew." .Right Rev Jas Gibbons,Catholic Bishop of Richmond, will preach at St. Peter's Ro man Catholic Church, of this city, on Sun day, 11th July. . I - Col D G Maxwell claims to have cotton in bloom, at his Centennial farm, neir Su gar Creek Church,' but he don't tell every body that the bloairis are on dog fennel which giows among the cotton. ... Retamed. Mr. W. C. Maffitt and bride, nee Mis3 Lot tie Jenkins, returned yesterday morning on the Air Line train, after an absence of more than two weeks, which time they spent with the friends and relatives of the groom, in Atlanta, Ga. We cordially welcome them back to the eity. . To-Speak in Warren ton. We see from the Gazette, that Rev J B Bopne, of this city, is to address the people of Warren ton to-morrow night, on the sub ject of establishing a Peabody school in that town. Says the Gazette: "Mr. Boone is Superintendent of the Graded School in Charlotte, and is considered one of the best teachers in the Ftate." Printer's Picnic. We see that the Charlotte printers are making great preparation to have a picnic, on the 4th of July. : Now, gentlemen, we wish you all success and a merry time, but be sure that you don't get on a bust. Shelby Banner, Now did you ever! Sobriety is a charac teristic of the craft, and we thought every body knew it. The very idea of a printer "getting on a bust," is perfectly preposterous.- - - - Bridge Over Buffalo Creek. The Shelby Banner speaking 6f the big bridge oyer Buffalo Creek, on the Western Division of the Carolina Central . Railroad, savss "The Railroad bridge, across Buffalo is now being built. Twenty hands com menced work oh it ' last Thursday. ' They expect to have eveything about it complet ed and leave by the. 16th ' of next month The prospect p the road running: to our town in a very snort time is gooa. we tains we can welcome the train to our city in less than" two months., ' " Another Unfortunate. '"Woman's inhumanity to man, . A - , Makes countless thousands mourn,'' . So said a? young' knight of the "Mortar and Pestle" last evening, as he gracefully seated himself on a case Of S tomach Bitters and crossed his propellers, tailor fashion." "Whence comes this sadness asked the Ob3Ebver's sympathetic scribe.ever ready to bestow a pint of doubled refined oil of con solation, where it would "do the most good "This mornine ; at 3 o'clock," ; said the knight, "I was aroused from my, slumbers, by some one : rapping loudly tapping on the door, and in rushed a. sable dam-sell of 92 Bummers', and begged for 5 cents worth of onodeldoc aukk. I handed it to her and she stepped down and out with a great deal of celerity .murmuring as she meandered,! i nay you in the mornia'. "'Now if you have seen her, I hope Voa will advise her.to pank up with the green or I'll certainly advertise her 'V As ye local hadn' t seen her and wantr ed another advertisement, he quietly sighed Via imnnottlV and r! id fff. ' C f Ella BJ ""J - :- . . Garvin PardouedV ' - "J- '. Our readers remember the fact of the shoot ingofKistler by Garvin, in this city, more than two months ago., Garvin was . tried at the last term of court and sentenced to six months imprisonment. His wife has been devoted to him and has recently circulated a petition for signature-, asking the Governor to pardon him.. A few nights ago Mrs Gar vin went to Raleigh and held a personal in terview with Governor Brogden. Yesterday morning she returned home, bearing with her a pardon from His Excellency. Sheriff Alexander accordingly released the prisoner last night, an he immediately left the city. Without intendingfto go into the; merits of this case, we express the opinion that the sentence was very Jight, and that the Gov ernor "strained" the "quality of mercy" in interfering. J The Picnic Yesterday. m The members of Tryflin Street Methodist LSunday School, had an excursion tyesterday toTXmeBtonelSprings. S. C. They left on he Air line watoi at 7 o'clock in the morn- ing,and returned at aboat the same hour in the evening.' ? The party arrived at their stopping place about 11 o'clock A. M., and walked oyer to the springs, a distance of about three quarters of a mile. Here they spent the time allotted them, with strolling around, and amusing themselves in divers manners. Some time after dinner they were called upon to leave, and the 400 who com prised the party, retraced their, steps. We would have something more to say about the picnic, but a full report has been promised us by one who was present, and whose pen is more vigorous and facile than ours. The Cotton Reports. Complaint was entered yesterday by a buy er outside of Charlote, that the quoted mar ket prices in The Observes were really ih excess of the actual price. Our reports are made by averaging the re ports of the cotton buyers of Charlotte and are nearer correct than they have ever been be fore. The best grade was quoted Saturday morning at 143. This is strict middling, and as very few bales are of this grade, not one bale in twenty reaches this price. Buyera of cotton who rely upon the re- reports in this paper, which we think they may safely do, must be well enough posted to know how to grade and classify their pur chases, before the blame us. We still con tend that our reports are as near correct as they could well be under the galloping de cline which the market has . experienced for the last two weeks. Masonic. In addition to the particulars of the recent session of the Grand Royal Irch Chapter in this city which we have already given, we publish the following official notes of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters : The Grand Council of .Royal and Select Masters of North Carolina, whlch..meets an- nuaffyldftfie same tinnrea'llRW Grand Chapter, held its annual meeting in this city on Wednesday last. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year : John Nichols, Raleigh, Most III. Gr. Mas ter. C. M. Van Orsdell, Wilmington, Deputy Grand Master. S S Everett, WilmiDgton, Gr Privil Con Work. R H Bradley, Raleigh, Grand Treasurer. D IF Bain, Raleigh, Grand Recorder. Thos J Sloan, Creensboro, Grand Capt. Guard, J M Shelly, Charlotte, Grand Con Coun cil. Wm Murdock, Salisbury, Grand Stewart. C C Smith, of Charlotte, was appointed Grand Sentinel. The Grand Council will hold its next ses sion in Charlotte in Jnne, 187G. Raleigh News.- - new AovEarrsGiiEwrs. advertisement. Mr, Ilarnes Rises to Explain. Editor Observer : I noticed in Saturday's issue of the Statesyille American, an article Btigmatizing me as a party concerned in an alleged fraud. It is charged in this paper, that I was the real proprietor of a troupe, known as the New York Minstrels, who were advertised to perform in the town, and who, owing to the smallness of the audi ence were unable to comply with their en gagement., . -. ... ' t - In addition to this it indulges in some scurrilous slang, stating that I am a man of bad repute, and had deserted my associates (as it calls them, when it was tound no money could be made. . , . t t- I denounce this as both slanderous and false. My connection with the troupe was not of a business character. I advanced money to the real proprietor, Mr Anderson, whom I knew, and finding that it Could on ly be obtained, when they had realized it from their performances ; I simply went along to secure the debt due me. -I have the receipt for my hotel bill, which I paid the morning I left. What I state I am pre pared to prove by authority. I would be glad if you would give this communication a place in your Paper, U . ' ... ' , c; i u iYours:&cC) j S D 1 1 1 f BENNETT BARNES v I am the real proprietor of the New York Minstrels, and state that Mr Barnes' expla nation is true in every respect. : . .. ISH ANDERSON. TO HEALTH & PLEASURE : SEEKERS ' A first-class private Boarding House will be opened, -at Jindgewater, r. C, on the 1st dayorjuiy.'s 4: j - i , i ! Brideewater is a Btation on the W. N. C. Railroad, located on the left bank of the Catawba river, between , juorganton and Marion. , . k . . . y This house is beautifully situated on an elevated spot; near the station, and is in one 01 the healthiest places in Western Tforth Carolina. 4 Mineral waters abound in the vicinity.,' From the house the view of the mountains is perfectly grand and imposing. Guests can amuse themselves hunting, fish ing, boating, Ac., as the sparkling Catawba, murmurs a cordial welcome. . . Board only $12 per r month. Engage Rooms in lime, , wJE RUST, jun 13. -,.: 1 . Bridgewter,N. C. QASHMERJB BOQUET SOAP, . . Lubin's Extracts, a freih .supply secured by - W a JiUKW KLli A CO. . jul3 . JgNGLISH TOOTH BRUSH,"; . -A variety last received. " ;jui3 W R BURWEiL A 00. gQQ BOXES, 1 v - !,.:-. -J Window Class, all sises. r i;jul3 W R BURWELL A CO. Closing Out ! TTE are determined to close out our entire Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, com mencing Monday, Jane 14th, 1875, to make room for our Fall Stock. Our friends and customers are requested to note the above fact, for we do not intend to be underiold. It is the experience of ail Merchants that it does not pay to carry over old Stock from one season to another, aud for this season we are going to meat -the market, on the price of our Goods and sell a3 low as the lowest. , Our Stock of White Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Gents' White Shirts, Cassimeres, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, and indeed every line of Good3 is complete and must be sold. Call before you purchase and we will con vince you that we mean what we say. Very respectfully, ALEXANDER, SEIGLE & CO. jun 4 New Music. "Golden locks are silver now," Companion song to Silver Threads . a "Wait till the Moonlight falls on the Water,M By Bagnali. "Old Folks at Home, or a3 Quartet," "Knowest thou the Land," From Mignon. "My Heart's best Love." By Brockway. "I love my love," By '''rinsnte. For Sale at PHIFER'S "EOOK STORE. JpROZEN Milk Punches at COCHRANE'S. Cocktails, topped off with Champagne, at Cochrane's. Rum Cobblers (ttie best summer drink.) at Cochrane's. Pine Apple Juleps, at Cochrane's. Mint Coolers, at Cochrane's. The finest free Lunch in the State, every day at Cochrane's. ja 13 QENTENNIAL GAS LIGHT COMPANY, The price of our Gas is Four Dollars per thousand feet, with 5 per eent off fcr prompt payment. . Persons desiring to use our Gas will ap ply to me or to Mr McUregor, superinten dent at the Worts. The exnense of connecting with our pipe will be the cost the company of making them. F S DeWOLD'ls, jul3tf . Sec'y and Treasurer. T HE BE3T-CIGARS In Charlotte. Sfor a quarter, "La Parepa.' "Flo Del Fuma," made expressly for jun 13 fTIRY VIENNA COLOGNE, In 25 cents, 50 cents and $1 a bottle, best in use. W K ai tas iuuu x w. ju 13 JJAVIDSON'S Patent Atomizer, most complete in use. jul3 W R BUR WELL & CO. JOST. An Amethyst Cuff Button, between the residences of Col J is Kan kin and s a regram . A liberal reward will be given if returned to THIS OFFICE. ju 13, F OR JBKNT. The 2nd ' story of a pleasantly situated house at the west end of Trade street. Ap ply to Col John E Brown, or -ju 11 tf ' JAS P IRWIN. TO THE PUBLIC ! HAVING ADOPTED THE mm '"'.', o.-i.tJ"".' "t'l IN MY BUSINESS, I WILL MAKE . : IT TO YOUR : . -T" , ...... .( TO GIVE ME YOUR TRADE. I BUT TO THOSE WHO ASK CREDIT MY STORE 'IS -NOT' THE1 PLACE i FOR YOUR CUSTOM. , AS I b(VP AS MUCH OP SUCH-AS lVANT.;- Yours,. Ac.."-, - - j tf .PUREFOY, ' T. H. BREM, JR.' F. I. OSBOEXE. "Bwm;& psborner. " Attorneys and Consellors at Law, CHARLOTTE, If. C. OFFICE In Dowd ASims' New Build- ing, Up Stairs. an2l-tf. . f JeBeseursioa TUG PIONEER FIRE COMPANY of this city, will give a Pic Nic Excur sion on THURSDAY, 1TTH INST., to WOODLAWN, GASTON, CO., on the Caro lina Central Railway. Persons wishing to attend this Pic Nic, can do so for the small sum of FIFTY GENTS, the round trip. ' Eyery arrangement, possible for the con venience and comfort of those going, will be attended toby the Committee of Arrange ments, who will leave nothing undone to make this Excursion one of pleasure to each and all. There will be a ball given on the Pic Nie Grounds ; for this purpose a large , platform has been erected, and the party will be furn ished with the best music that can be pro-' cured, for the occasion. Tickets can be had from the undersigned. or at Purefoy's book store, Cochrane's cigar store and Commack'A Williams. H. J. ELAM, 1 Committee F. L. BUTT. V on J. A. VOGLER, J Printing. jun 12 F OR SALE. I oner for sale a first rate Farm situated within two and a half miles of Charlotte, lying on Briar Creefc, between the Lawyers and Salisbury road, and near Atwell's mills containing about one hundred acres, of FINE FARMING LAND. On the premises is a small dwelling and necessary outhouses, "an ice house and a blacksmith s.'iop. This property will be sold at a bargain for cash, or exchanged for city property on ad vantageous terms. J r A DAVIS. jun 10 lm OTJIDA'S LAST NOVEL, 66 S I Gr N A" Just out, for sale at TIDDY'S BOOK STORE. jun 12 A Perfect Adonis, NEW NOVEL, AT TIDDY'S BOOK STORE. jul2 C. HASHAGEN, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALER IN CHOICE IMPORTED & DOMESTIC Family Groceries, A large assortment always on hand, COFFEE ROASTED FRESH EVERY DAY. COFFEE GROUND WITHOUT ADDITIONAL CHARGE. We would call particular attention to our machine roasted Coffee, which is far supe rior to that roasted by the ordinary process. Being free from all burnt and imperfectly roasted grains, it is always uniform and gives the consumer better satisfaction. ' Our increasing trade in roasted conee makes it evident that this article is growing in favor with the consumer. Call and see for yourself, prices as low as anywhere in the city. - GOODS DELIVERED FREE TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, AT HASHAGEN'S, Family Grocery, Opp. Char. Hotel. ju 11 ? City Taxes. mHE 'City Tax Lists have been placed in ii my hands by the , Board of Aldermen, with instructions to proceed forwith to the collection of the same. ' This is to notify all citizens owing arrear ages for the vears 1872. 1873 and 1874. thtt I can be found at my office, in rear of Col. J E Brown's office at the Court House from 10 a. m . until 2 p. m., every day until the 1st day. of July next. It is to be hoped that all will come for ward and settle, and thereby save unneces sary trouble and expense. (... : Very respectfully. ' , C W ALEXANDER, junlO 3w ,. City Marshal. ; Plantation " I tOVERS 1 of the .'weed "pronounce this JU brand of Cigars as GOOD as the best. : Their unusual length does , not. detract from tueir quality. .!." - y T- .1 'TO SMITH A CO.-, -jun 8 ' 1 ' ' r -. r ..'t? Druggists, TTPHOLSTERER, DECORATOR ' ' Mattress Btaker'" nELLMUiv b;( a! -rrl :t ! Tradi 8tbxet, ' .r 3 rJ4; Oyer Frankenthal's Stored . Will be pleased and honored if yon will call on him to inspect his work, or give him an order. - - BestworkmanShip" guaranteed. An assortment of Mattresses always on hand: i-Church Upholstery a Specialty.1 -1 - . All orders left, at 'Frankenthal's store will receive prompt attention. feb20-tf. TBraMR "BSE; ft.- W. . Something Good for a Funeral , or A. Wedding, Cora Shucking or a QuiltiuG" Ji anything that comes along,- is thlJ . . E I G A N D H A 1 F O R S A L E . t A, T John a . y o u n g ; a so n jun 8 hales&farrior WATCH MA K E R S AND JEWELERS, ARE JUST RECEIVING THEIR - New Spring Stock of Diamond Rings and otner novelties. ap 1 . .. . . ';. WE HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK of CIGARS, WHICH WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT LOW PRICES, OUR FIVE CENT AND THREE FOR A QUARTER CIGARS ARE SAID TO BE THE BEST IN THD CITY FOR THE PRICE. T, C. SMITH & CO. CORNER DRUG STORE. jun 8 HIP, HIP, HIP, HUZZAH! THE WIDEST BRIM STRAW HATS, That has ever yet been brought to this mar ket is now offered for sale,' and guaran teed to be the genuine superfine, doubled- twisled and combined. Warranted not to run down in the heel, split in the back, cut in the eye. hole get wetj never flop and make a good saddle blanket, hay stack, or cattle protector. FOR SALE AT JOHN A, YOUNG A SONS.' jun 8 Carlyles. EARLY KINGS of NORWAY, Price $1.50; for sale by ' TIDDY & BROTHER.. jul2 rjIHE GRAND DEPOT ; For Mineral Waters, at ' v ; McADEN'S DRUG STORK, ju 11 A New Enterprise. , I TAKE this method to inform the people of Charlotte, and the jrabllc generally; that I have opened a CABINET H0P at W F Ahren'B Steam Mill,4 where I am pre pared to do all kinds of --' Vii 4 1 . TURNING, UPHOLSTERING a .. AKD THE REPAIRING OF FURNITURE i GENEJiALYC; ' - Having a good stock of Lumber oh band, I am prepared to furnish Coffins of all styles promptly and at short notice.-' A good stock'-' of Coffins will always be kept, on hand, and be furnished at reduced prices. . ; ,i JOHN A. OZMENT. jun" 8 ' ' .'''.:"y .-;; ; IE LAST CATCH OF MACKEREL., . .' t ri -1 t, 1 .. J20 packages in bbls-n bbls", i bbls and ,1 kits ; No.'s 1, 2 and 3; all full ' weights. IqU'- - -feb2 tf. t-: T1CATir TVR AT) I I t ;V i XL - v .t 'lJ .'"r:f i r" 't'-f Time, Labor and Money Saved. .The! At" -' tention of the public is tailed to the wonders gS . ful success of the MILL-BOY WA8HINQ . MACHINE patented Msrcl 28il873 Its simplicity will commend- it ta alla pet- ' forms its work thoroughlyy and - with; more - a ease than any machine. bow befoxe.the pub lie.- "There is no. friction neither vwear- or . . tear.' The most delicate can be washed without injury. 'It will wash; the heaviest as well as the lightest article, in . the most , ,T, thorough manner, with less labor than any Jt.U5 other machine, and is an " indispensable t-. ' tide to every househofd. i It "-will' enable every family to do their own wasbing.J"" J - j -; . JOS DAFFRON, Agent " T M ,Trade St, Opp. Court House. i ' J -: jun 2tf : r . e-. ) 8 .- r vh: i I 1 I 1 1 1; ) u a r.