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CHAELOTTE OBSERVES, iopi?ni;iTini.a suascaipTios it I rear, (postpaid) in advance, The Obsexvxx Job Department baa been thoroughly supplied with every . needed want, and with the latest style of Type, and every manner of Job Work can now be done With neatness, dispatch and cheapness." ; r "We can fornlsh at short notice . -BLANKS, BILL HEADS, Da y $3 OD G mosy gr?n-4j: J re i c 4 03 2 00 75 J ... .. V 3 mos. -I mon. i JF; ij. -Jt Weekly, (in the county) irt advance, ' $2 00 out of tho ooanty, postpaid, 2 10 " 6 months, " 1 05 " TAQ3,EECEIPTS,P0STEE3, '; PEOGHAlIilE3,' HAND BILLia,' PAMPHLETS, C1TECK3, ei Ae. VOL: xil Liberal reductions for clubs. - -TP t ' CHARLOTTE N. C, WEDNESDAY, : JUNE 16, 875. NO 1,945 wwmim. i ULJEC 23? WHOtlSALEWi RETAIL :;F:U;ltrlST B ED D Z.3 "V. S ' , K U 111 ' -J ' DEALEH3 IN IT U RE, ING, &c, 5, West Trade Street. CHAHLOTTE, N. C. "JUST, RECEIVED. ':uA FULt ASSORTMENT -x.,-,,,,- .. ...... The Charlotte Observer. PUBLISBBD BT Charles R. Jones, Proprietor. ' Office, Observer Building, Corner Trade and College Streets. ANNOUNCEMENT. I have appointed Dr, P. H. Olotkb 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 t Ohas. R. Jones, Editor & Proprietor. Office of the Chaklottk Obskbtkr, March 18th, 1875. ma2l-tf JOS. P. CALDWELL City Editor. Parlor Siiits, Terry and Reps in Hair Cloth ; Also, a new Supp'y of Lounges, all grades. :.t A full. assortment of Metalic Cases,-Caskets and STood CoSSns, on hand, i jun 13 J. S. PHILLIPS, m E Jl-C.H1A .N T : II TR U N D E RG E TAILOR, A L HOTEL CHAR LOTTE, N. C. jan 30 ALWAYS GUARANTEES SATISFACTION, -a EEMOYAL SMITH :M FORBES, WlIOl.E&ALE-XND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS. SHOES, LEATHER AND HATS, HAVE removed to the ne, large and elegnnt "SMITH BIJILDISG," next door to Brt-in, Brown & Co.'s Hardware Store, where they are receiving jifull stock of SPRING GOODS, r.omplete in every particular. . i '.Us . :r - Their line of ladies' and gents' fine BOOTS AN D SHOE S1, will be especially attractive, and will be sold at short profits, mar4 tf. Call and examine.8 SMITH & FORBES. Next door to Brcm, Brown Sc Co.'s Hardware Store, Charlotte, N. C. D AN I EL A . S M IT H & C O R E BEDDING W H O L E S A L E a x DEALERS IX- F U N I T U R E AXD TJT I D B T J- !KI I I5J" G- IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. FULL STOCK METALIC CASES, COFFINS and CASKETS, ALWAYS ON HAND. EAST TRADE ST., CHARLOTTE, N. C. LOCAL DOT8. These are the day when we all sigh for street cars. No Jfayor in the city yesterday, and, con sequently, uo session of the Mayor's Court. A married raan who has none of his own, went into a book-store yesterday and asked, for "Jinx's Baby." ' ' .-J There was a lively storm of thunderj lights ning, wind and raiUj yesterday morning be tween 2 and 3 o'clock. A lively tussel, wherein no one was hurt, occurred, yesterday afternoon, on Trade street, between a merchant and a rustic Belle Boyd postponed the lecture which she proposed to give at the Opera House last evening, and will deliver it at the Court House this evening. Admission free. The storm of yesterday evening did no material damage of which we could learn, and served to render the atmosphere much coolor. - Quite a considerable amount of dirt is be ing dug now out of pavements, in connect ing the pipes of the new gas company with stores. We rather like this style of pinning dresses back. A good judge can now guess within ten pounds of the weight of any fashion de votee in the city. Passengers arriving last night on the.R & D., and C, C. & A. Railroads, report the trains on both roads having passed through heavy storms yesterday. Railroad tickets to the Catholic Sunday School Picnic, can be had at Butler's jewel ry store, Indian Princess cigar store, and at S Landecker's dry goods store. If these columns were run, at present, on the strict basis of local news, there is no scribe who would be able to withstand the denunciations for laziness which would be hurled at him by an indignant community. Two negroes, George Stuart and Frank Smith, had an affray yesterday, when Stuart cut Smith a pretty severe gash in his arm. They were brought before Justice A H Mar tin, who bound Stuart over, he having used a deadly weapon on his adversary. Tour of Inspection. Messrs W N Bowden and F W Clarke, ar rived last evening, on a special tram oyer the Carolina Central Railroad, from Wil mington, having left there Monday morn ing on a tour of inspection of the road. They pronounce it in good order, and think that the Summer will thoroughly settle it, Has Not Resigned, We were mistaken in stating that Dr Plumer has resigned his professorship in the Columbia Theological Seminary. He has only been transferred from the chair of Diadectic Theology, to that of Pastoral Theology. The Columbia Phoenix was our authority for the statement that the rever end gentleman had resigned. TTlLLajkCjr BGliblUe. ... . We are informed by Capt H P Jones, con ductor on the Atlantic,; Tennessee & Ohio Railroad, that . on ionday night, revenue officers Jewett, White and others, came into States ville with twenty-five barrels of "crook ed whjskey" which they had seized in Yad kin csmnty. The officers were accompanied by a detachment of United States troops. Important Decision. B. C. Cobb, Esq., who arrived in the city yesterday, evening, brought with him the decision of Judge Schenck in the case ar gued at the last term of Court here, involv ing the constitutionality of the usury law of the last Legislature as regards its application to National 'Banks. 5 Judge Schenck holds that these banks are as amenable to the law as any private corporation or private indi vidual, and gives his reasons for his opinion at some length. We will endeavor to pro cure a copy of the opinion to-day, for publi cation in our next issue. Coming It too Strong:. -si "Give me kisses do not stop Measuring nectar by the drop ; Though to millions they amount. They can never drain the foun t ; Kiss me, then, Every moment and again." Oh! come, now that is too much. What on earth would a fellow do with a million kisses even if he could get them ? Then this thing of a kiss every, moment would get nronotonous after awhile. Let's see; one kiss a minute would give 60 kisses an hour, and 960 a day of 12 hours, or say the reund 1000 before bed time. - We don't be lieve any man could stand it more than the usual length of a honey moon, at that rate. : Bottled Soda Water. The reader has observed In our columns, an advertisement of Mr. T. W. West, who is engaged in bottling soda water in this city. He has but recently begun business here, but is already bottling on quite an ex tensive scale. The process is a curious and interesting one, about' which we have pre viously had some thing to say. The syrup, by an ingenious arrangement, goes into the bottle with the Boda water, so that, when tho bottle is opened, its contents are ready for use. we nave tested toe beverage, as prepared by Mr. West, and have found it to be as good as the best. He sells it at a very moderate price, and as the enterprise has merit in it, we hope he will meet with all the encouragement he expects. Warfare in Revolutionary Times. Dr C L Hunter has placed in our hands a list of the property destroyed by Lord Cornwalliss and bis army, whilst encamp ed on the plantation of Jacob Forney, Sr., in 1780. We select the following out of the list of about 50 articles enumerated, as the most important ones laid down. It is evi dent from this list that the bump of des tructiveness on Lord Cornwallis' head, raus have had a very great development : One hundred head of cattle, three head of horses, twenty sheep, fifty hogs, nine bush els of salt, forty gallons of brandy, seven hundred and fifty weight of pork, two hun dred bushels of corn, two hundred bushels of oats, one hundred and seventy pounds of silver and gold. Death of an Infant. Wechronicle, with sincere regret, the death yesterday afternoon, of Annie Yancey, the only child of Dr and Mrs J.H McAden, aged about 9 months. . . This family have! been peculiarly unfortunate with -their children, this being the third they have lost. Only ittle children they were! but who that is not a parent can understand how these little prattlers twine themselves around: the pa rental hearts, and how much it seems as if their summons hence would rend in twain the parents' every heart-string So sacred is the grief of the family, that it appears al most an intrusion to tender public sympa pathy, and we forbear to further thrust aside the veil which shrouds the house in mourn injr. The funeral services will take place from the residence of the family, at 5 o'clock" this afternoon. The relatives and friends are in vited to attend. . J : 'I Storm Yesterday Afternoon. T About 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, a cloud, densely black, rose in the West, and began nearing this place. Of such unusual heaviness and blackness was it. that fears of a destructive storm were entertained by a good many. Its arrival was preceded by a low, moaning wind, which grew rapidly In intensity, and in a few moments burst into a hurricane, which caused people who had gathered in the streets to look at the cloud, to withdraw hastily into their stores and dwellings, and fasten the doors securely be hind them. For ten minutes the winds held high carnival in the Btreets, blinding bela ted pedestrians with dust, and pushing them along or resisting their progress with its force. Pieces of paper and other refuse matter were lifted high in the air, and car ried over house tops, and unfortunate ladies who were caught in the storm, were almost blown away. After the wmd bad in a measure subsided, the rain commenced, and after a moment began falling violently. In an incredibly short time the streets and gutters were filled with the surging waters; and then, with even more suddenness than they had commenc ed, the elements quieted themselves, and what had threatened to be a disastrous storm, was over. The Gryllus Veridissimus, the Prion otns Cristatns. and the Observer's Enterprise. Having observed the great and commend able enterprise exhibited by our contem poraries of the Raleigh News and Wilming ton Journal, in laying before their readers, handsome illustrations of different buildings, battle grounds, railroad lines, Ac, we became determined that the Observes should not fall behind them Through the energy of our special artist, we are enabled to present to our readers this morning, a life-like picture of THE GRYLLUS VERIDISSIMUS, OR AMERICAN GRASSHOPPER : v r. nic ! Aye, what a masnificent place ' for a high school! We were glad to hear that this iigh school is a success, baring increas ed in number; nearly-, fifty per ; cent,. ibis year. , . After sufficient time to rest and to -prom-! enade, the crowd was divided, into friendly ; groups to partake of an old fashioned picnic dinner. It was truly an interesting scene to behold. ' Under almost every ' shade tree, in proximitjwitb. the spring, could be seen wmte spots on the earth i with grouping friends around, without confusion er bustle, partaking of the rich feast prepared i for the occasion. No where can be found more true politeness, and. 'real hospitality than at a picnic, conducted on this plan, f No wonder that young people are so fond of attending them. "This was truly a joyous occasion, with young and old. Prof. Petty ' again showed a noble son!. He spread a sumptu ous table free for all, and anvassed the en tire grounds in search of any!. - who ; might not have been provided fOr, and invited er ery one he could find, to partake of this din ner. . . The time to remain was short, and we bade farewell to the lovely place and kind menas ana made our way for the train. A good shower cooled the1; air and. Wade our ride very pleasant. Just as the setting sun peeped through the parting clouds, to bid the landscape good night, and to throw a. L 1 m . - em - a sweet kiss to me iouage ana nowers, we arrived at Charlotte, we trust with thankful hearts to a merciful God, Whose care bad sav ed us irom tne sugntest accident,- and per mitted us to find rest in our dear old homes again. Our thanks are due Prof Petty, Capt Thos Bomar and others, for the use of vehicles and other favors. - : Amicus; NEW ADVEHriSETIEXr. gPECIAL NOTICE. We must in future insist upon all perso ns who run weekly accounts for Ice to settle at the expiration of the above named time or else their orders will not be filled. Parties buying Ice and selling as above are request ed to supply themselves with books so as to see that their accoubts are correct, thereby obviating necessity- of - makine out bills. We trust this notice will prevent any un- xind reeling but necessity compels ns to pursue it, and we must and will stick to it- W H H GREGORY, Agent. junl62t Ty ANTED. i pri? lild. for a gentleman, wife and child. Apply jul6 AT THIS OFFICE. nE7.;XiEAT: LiAnncT. 3f fVT-rl cm ROSE & JAMISON, Springs' .Building, Opposite' Central . Hotel, on .Taae street ana next ooor (Minn- - era Savings Bank; ' 81 AIJGHRBRS AlfD VHOLES ALE and RETAIL DEALERS IN TEIIIIES5EE BEEF; ! fJBTTOD. WE keep a first-class Meat Market, and solicit trade froWcsh paying customers only. No creditcustomers wanted. Market opened rom 4 . ra. to 9 p. nu, each day, Sundays excepted. n , ju lotf . .v.-l.U Y:., ; CHARLOmVSE STEAM SAUSAGE FACTORY. TfTE ARE now manufacturing Bologna WOVEN WIRE H AXT-RESSES NEW? SUPPLY RECEIVED TO DAY. jun 10 BU Y-T'H E BEST? BE ST It M MILLER & SONS, jun I Ageh; Ch4riotte, N. C. Noticealiv" MONOMENTATJ Cify'Snprar Cured' Ham Russetfr Apples' by the bbl:. Pickles, half gal & pints. Fine assortment of CahdiesFor 'gn and Domestic;- English M ustard, Mace, Ginger, &c, Just received, &t - - ; - - - R B ALEXANDER & CO'S," ma 13 ' - College Street; j False Report. It was reported in this city yesterday, that an attempt bad been made in Wilmington, on Monday night, to take from jail the men who were confined there for the killing of a negro musician, a few nights ago, a report uf which occurrence was published in these columns, and that the military had to be called into requisition. We investigated the matter fully, and found tin report untrue. election of Officers. At the regular annual meeting of Excel sior Lodge No. 261, A. F. fe A. M held at their Hall last night, for the election of of ficers, the following were elected for the en suing Masonic year: Chas W Alexander, W. M. J E Heineman, S. W. S S Pegram, J. W. J H Van Ness, Treas. Thos Symons, Secretary. The Art of Criticism. . Intryingto.be friendly, some men are merely officious. This accident happens oftener in a printing office than any where else, because nearly everybody knows how to run a newspaper better than he who un dertakes it. Like Iago, . some peaple are "nothing if not critical," and their criticism is not bestowed so much to benefit you as to show how much wiser they are than you. Is anybody hit ? Contract Awarded. We received a telegram, yesterday, from Mayor Johnston, who, with Alderman Myers, went to;: Danville Monday night on Spelling Bee Last Night. The hives assembled at the usual time and place (rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association.) General W L T Trince was umpire, Mr C N G Butt and G B Hanna captains of the sides. The struggle was long and hotly contested. Victory seemed to perch first upon the banner of one side and then upon the other. Both sides finally dwindled to one solitary bee apiece. Capt Brenizer representing Mr Butt's swarm and Prof Front is Mr Hanna's. Then came the tug of war. "Words of learned length and thundering sound" amazed the drones and dead beats ranged around. Prof Frontis finally went down on the word Caoutchouc pronounced Koochoo (who could blame him ?) and Capt Brenizer bore off the palm. The Western Grasshopper. Our friend, the editor of the Democrat, gave us a specimen, yesterday, of the grasshop pers which have been committing such fearful devastation in the West. A lot of these were sent Mr Yates, by Dr ' J H Kinnyoun, of Centre View, Mo., in a tin box, and the recipient divided with us. The grasshop- pers nave been dead and dried ior nve weeks, and are. consequently, rather insig nificant looking objects, now not appearing near so large as our "hoppers" here ; but ; when alive and in robust health, (and these Western grasshoppers are very healthy) they are twice or three times as large as ours. It is enough to strike terror to the hearts of those Western people, to see the heavens black with these fell destroyers. It will be observed that this is as we have remarked, the Gryllus Veridissimus, the most destructive of the species of grasshop per, and not the Acridium Spectus, as Bome ignorant persons suppose. So much more ravenous is it than the other, that a West ern paper, and one in which we have the greatest confidence, remarks that the Gryllus Veridissimus will eat up a field of corn and forget all about it, while the Acridium Spec tus is spitting on his hands to begin. We present herewith an elegant engraving of the least ravenous of these two insects. THE ACRIDIUM SPECTUS : Horganton Items.; Mrs Adams, formerly of Lincolnton, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr T C Lindsay, in Morganton, on the 11th inst. It is a singular case. PrC Happoldt, who at tended her, thinks he discovered symptoms of poison. She said she had taken nothing, but she was bitten by some insect some years ago, and every Spring since,the bitten place would become inflamed.' A post mor tem examination was to nave, taken place, with what result, we have not learned. business connected with the proposed mac- -. - Bey R B Anderson was installed pastor of The Bitters; arc compounded with great care, and arey as their name indicates, the "Best Bitters adamizing of the streets, stating that the contract to do the work had been awarded to Wm DiffendaV&Co., of that place. ,The macadamizing will begin on Trade l and Tryon streets where the present work of that kind ends, and be extended to the boundary lines of the city. IVlissfU; STUART;, IS REMOVED to"' Cemetery; Uvenue,! be tween 7th, and 8th' streets, where she is now prepared t,6 do all kinds of work in her Mae."' - w " . ' 1 .i. --' v- Ail kinds of the finesfhuman Hair made to order. Efenewing old,; fraids. Dying Shades ligbfer WidjdarierijCambings also made up in any forms desired. All orders left at : PurefoyVBook Stpre will receive prompt attention. ' Miss L. STUART. nn8 known. They are a sure.-preventive of Chills, 'Fever, Intermittent and all Mala rial Diseases. . 3 After sickness or Disease it- hrf no : superior as an Appetizer and Restorer of the Bystem. , - -i WILSON. & biack: MANUFACTURERS AND SOLE PROPRIETORS, ; - CHARIiOTTE, N. C. ICE CREAM; BY the plate or gallon, made of the very best material and warranted .pure and rood Give ns a can ana pe canviuueu. First door above the Market, Trade SU foal ff N PRATHER & CO. the Presbyterian Church of Morganton, last Saturday, A friend writes ns as - follows from Mor ganton " - - - . "The town is in a state of great excite ment oyer an arithmetical problem,' vis If a train of cars leaves New,; York for San Francisco daily and one from San Francisco for New; York at the same time, and , if It takes six days to matce tne trip, now many trains would a person pass who is travelling XTwVa.V tr Can HVanniluuvV J : . .. ! UUU1 llCrf XUt. W UHW'47WWi3Vj K . ; ' ,7 . 1 "We have a gentleman from the jCentenV nial City, and one from Marion; henrworfc ing on the problem. Both are right and the Narrow Escape. A lUti'e son of Mr J B! DavWson, nude a narrow escape from' death or serious injury, at the cotton warehouse of Sanders & Blackwood, 'yesterday afternoon.' - He had been through the floors on the elevator, and in eominff downi travelling right rapidly, the litile boy started to step off as the eleva- I Centennial man in the beat of debate, yes- tor passed through one of the floors, think- I terday, offered to back his judgment with ing they bad reached the bottom. He was ten thousand dollars It is thought by some not quick enough.however.to catch the floor that aa 'appeal will be" made to-Grant to as thev passed through it, and-so .fell -off. gend Sheridanr down to quiet the distur- itiaf am Tia Aitt Kn. a nesro man. who made I hance. . .-i .;.-: :., MV' nrt ? th elevator, reached "Some have asked the revenue officers to f .! Aini him bv the hair while he meet the difficulty; hut theyhink of noth- .! k.M him and drew him safely ing but meeting proprietors of South Mono u i tk it.n tA the floor is about rain dyatilleries. Some are in hopes that the 15 feet, and if the litile feHsw had not been killed.he would at least have been very badly i hurt,. . row will soon cease as it may: subject .the beonle to martial law.! as the'" Presidential election is approaching." ' While absent in the Great West, our art ist obtained a striking and suggestive pho tograph of a grasshopper refugee, in the act. The subject of the sketch below, emigrat ed from North Carolina three years ago. with avwagon, four good mules and a saddle horse and a considerable sum of money. THE refugee: MOSQUITO NETS AND NcTTING ! yy E have just received a Full Assortment of Canopied and Patent Turn Over fixture Nets and Fix'ures, ready for use. Also Ready Made Nets for Cots and Single Beds. , Netting 100 and 103 inches wide, 8-4 Net ting in white and colors. The goods will be sold cheaper than they I ! can be bought anywhere. So will all other Summer Goods on hand, regaidless of cost. We do not intend to be undersold. The best Stock of White Goods and Em broideries in the city, at ELIAS, COHEN & ROESSLER'S, . Masonic Temple Building. ju!6 Sausage, and propose to compete with any house North or West, both Inequality or prices. .v:., VKO'j Y'i til;vj As soon as the. season commences (this Tall) we will be prepared to furnish' !Fresh Pork Sausage and bouse, in any quantity, on terms that cannot fail to please . 3t Our terms are strictly CASH. Orders solicited and promptly filled. ROSE & JAMISON, ju 15 tf Proprietors. A NEW BUSINESS IX OH ARL0TTE! I HAVE opened in Charlotte an establish ment for the purpose of BOTTLING SODA WATER, In connection with the manufacture of the Celebrated BELFAST GINGER ALE. All my machinery is new and of the most approved pattern, and cannot fail to do good work My manufactures are put up in such boxes as to suit for use in families and for shipping purposes." The Soda Water is flavored and prepared for immediate use. . Call on me in rear of Vogel's Tailoring es tablishment, opposite Charlotte Hotel. juiaam , x w wis ex. Little Classics. TWELFTH and LAST VOLUME, NOW PUBLISHED, FORTUNE. For sale by TIDDY & BROTHER. jul5 Not only have we beed enabled to accom plish this great feat in journalism, but we have gone still further, and secured a per fect likeness of another of the insect enemies of agriculture, THE PBIOXOTUS -CRISTATUS, OR COLORADO, BEETLE. VULGARLY KNOWN AS THE POTATO BUG : The illustrations Above have been secured at an un paralleled cost of time, labor and money. We feel sure that our readers will appreciate our energetic efforts to please tbemj by keeping even witn tne times, ano aiong side the first journals of the lanoi '; " In conclusion . we: will . remark that the Acridium Spectus is the species of grassiop-, per which . was observed . on . one -occasion settin' on a sweet tater vine.'? : f (OOMMUNICATED.) - I.ast Saturiay's Picnic ; Mxssbs Editobs :. On Saturday last, at half past 7 o'clock, A. Mn the; Tryon Street Mi E. Sunday School left the- Air line depot for an excursion to Cimestone-Springs, in 8outh CaxolinaJiJ The part f consisted , of about 400 Bonis. 1 me run. on, tnis exceuens road (the'Air Line wal"(Kceedirigiy" feas ant, and our destmation: scon reached Near Gaffney's Station'we left the;iriun 'antpolti the country , road, to , LUnestone.) pringp. Havjng visited this p!ac4 on. a i Sinular occt' sion last June, we were somewhat prepared for the cordial reception gireni is ; by- FrofJ Petty the "Prindpal or the Limestone Sorines Hieh School, and his amiable wife. wh6 tendered ustho frptivilege; ' of ' the spacious chapel, piazz dampus jlt seemed tj .be as great a pleasure te. them to see the large gatberina as.lt was to the ex eursionists tonoy i this' magnificent; seen What a splendid place it is to have a pic- KEEP COOL. Notice. THE great reduction in the price of Boots and Shoes at Sample & ' Alexander's. They are determined to close out their Stock of Summer Goods cheap for CASH. $2.75 3.75 Miles' best Cloth Ladies Shoes, Button Zeiglers' " " " .... 2.50 . " 3 50 And all other goods in proportion. Call and see ns before buying, as we intend to sell and will save you money, with thanks for past patronage we are. ju 15 lm Very respectfully. SAMPLE ec ALEXANDER. LEMONS, LEMON SUGAR LEMON SYRUP, MONADE, AT: THE RISING SU N. JU15 r: LE QRANGES, junl5 . FIGS, DATE3, -PRUNES, RAISINS, ....... AT THE RISING SUN QATHOLIO PICNIC EXCURSION. Tickets for the Catholic Picnic, to be held at Woodlawn, June 23rd, are on sale at But ler's Jewelry -Store, Indian Princess Cigar 8tore, and at 8 Landecker's. 50 cent for Round Xnp. -.n-. jU 15 it . ; - X.- ' -. Closing Out ! W E are determined to close out our entire gREALV;; ; '-'i!M0A'K:Es;;: " - PIES, i r jonli T?rtT.T "- " Ai n buns; AT THE RISING SUN, : 1 JCE.pREAM, jun 15 ICE CREAM, . . ICECREAM AT THE RISINa STJNJ tr 1 T Stock of Spring and Summer Goods com mencing Monday, June 14th, 1875, to make room for bur Pall Stock Our friend ! and customers are requested to note the above fact, for we do not intend to be undersold. It is the experience of all Merchants that it does not pay to carry over old Stock from one season to anotheri and ' for. this season we are going to meet the tlarkevon-tne price of otlr Goods and sell as loir7 a$ 'the ;eiav fc- fr!-':fl iar,ct ... it LY.nu -want--.u Ai',-, i ..-A ti-n .tif : iwr ?f Ttl Of!! "il'lX" TEIJCmuaakes, ."Peerless'' Batte Our Stock Of White Goods,' EmbroiderfeS, 'scotcli'bes! Brandabf Canned Goodsj Pickj 'tV.Li r'riiC &!;,' ?;t'-ja vllisil j:.- v; les, Preserved Ginger, :FIn -CuV Tobacco, ,LMes, ;?entg'A W.hI.;Cassjmeres. aothing, Hats, Shoes, and indeed svery line Of . Goods la complete and must be sold; m " - IittlaParfaea;, and other popular.' Brands - i,.....i..-..r,V.-jJ s-'-' wr-i i , Call before yotf pnrcbasnd we LfgW? it,. .t.v .Hn f-ii-t'fui-j i-s.-.i ; H ANDREWS & CCS. - jun 15 vince von that we tnean wnat we sayw t-v r
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