CHARLOTTE OBSERVER,
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' The Obskbvxk Job rcyartu.1 Ira been
thoroughly supplied; wita every, needed
irJit,Jidthlhel: teitstyleii crTrPanXl . '
every manner of Jc'TorJccan row jbdon ."
with neatness, Clsr &t and h a pness. :K
:vWeanflftralaa .t shc.t notice , ,
i LETTEIi H3 CARDS; , '
PROQRAMMIJBAND BILLfC
,1 SUBSCRIFTIOH H VTKS
Pailv 1 Tear, (postpaid) In advance, $8 00
' " 6'raos, " 1 " i - : 4 00
3 mos. " " 2 00
1 raon. ' ' 75
WKBKLY - IDITI05. ;
Weekly, (in the county) In advance, $2 00
- oat of the county, postpaid, 2 10
6 months, . . 1 05
Liberal reductions for clubs.
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CHARLOTTE N. C, THURSDAY, JULY 29,-1875:
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GREAT ABDUCTION OlNBOOTSScSHOES
S M I T H & F 0 RBE S ,
AVE MARKED DOWN fRIQES of THEIR
MILES' Ladies clota, goat and calf Shoes,
Zeizlers' Ladies and eoat
Zeiglers' Ladies cloth Button Boots,.
Zeig!ers' Misses cloth Shoes,
AND O T H E R G OODS
THESE PRICES ARE
SMITH &
NEW
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IRON FRONT BUILDING, TRADE STREET
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL,
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rjlHE above establishment, so favorably introduced to the public last Summer, by the
new owner Capt R D Graham, of Mecklenburg, is for the season of 1875, MAY 1ST TO
OCTOBER 1st, open to such Visitors only as the undersigned may be willing to admit to
his family circle. He hopes to renew his pleasant acquaintanco with all former guests of
the Atlantic Hotel.
The peculiar situation of this house affords all
seasickness.
NO DUST ! NO ELIES 1 1
Railroad Tickets good for the whole season from
Ten Day Tickets
Applications must be made to
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Burgess EJichols Go
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
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Supply of Lounges, all grades.
Coffins, on Land. "
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J. S. PHILLIPS,
MERCHANT TAIL0
D II D E R C E N T R A L H
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
t&- ALWATS. QTTAEAHTEES SATISFACTION. -&
jan 30
NEW MEAT
R O S iE3 &i . U
Snrimr,' Fvi'Min frnnnsite' Central .Hotehon
' Farmers Savings iBank,
S LAUGH T ERE R 3
AND WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS IN
TENNESSEE BEEF, A ST D MUTT0K
we keep .amswajhuiiiAistttaD soticia radefkom
CASH paying customers oniy.
; to 9
ftMarket openeLfrom 4 a." nv
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fpHE GRAND DEPOT.
For Mineral Waters, at ' ' ' "
(. McADEN'S DRUG STORE ;
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Pratt's Astral Oil,
rpHE safest Lamp Oil in use gives the
clearest light burns longer than kerosene-price
60 cents a gallon.
T C SMITH & CO,
In 21 ' 8oleAgent9
ENTIRE STOCK of BOOTS A SHOES :
$2 50
2.06
300
1.75
IN PROPORTION
FOR CASH OLY.
FORBES
BBSOBT.
the pleasure of a voyage without peril or
NO MOSQUITOES ! ! !
Charlotte and return, $10 05
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GEO W CH&.RLOTTE,
Proprietor.
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: BEALERSf IN
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D I N G, &c,
5, West Trade Street.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
JUST RECEIVED.
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF
Parlor Suits,
in Hair Cloth
Terry and Reps.
Also, a new
A full hFRorimpnt ofMetalic Cases. Caskets and Wood
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MARKET.
A M ISO M ,
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Trade Street and next door to
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p. m"., each day, Sundays excepted-
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T)ELt COLOGNE-good quality-trial bot-
XJ tie 25 cents, a, '0 smTH & c0Sf ,
. v Corner Drug Store
'T -f : " . .,-,.( '-T1-'
A1 LARGE LOT, -
rr ixrni1n KlftM. all BlZeS,'
Paints,
Oils
Varnishes, Ac r tjrwELL & CO
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T!i r ( 'harlots Carver.
Charles K. , Jones, , Proprietor.
Office, Observer Building, Corner
Trade and College Streets.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Jas. H. Moore is authorized to colUct ac
counts lor this office and receipt, for the
same, to receive subscriptions, &c.
CHAS. R- JOKfcSt
Editor and Proprietor.
ELECTIONTICKETS.
We are prepared to execute election tickets
at short notice. Township tickets $2 00 per
thousand. Tickets for candidates one dollar
per thousand in sums of five thousand and
upwards.
No tickets will be sent from ine omce
until paid for.
City Bulletin.
Election one week from to-day.
Quite a number of bets are up on
the
match game of base ball to-morrow.
Fifty bales of cotton were sold day before
yesterday. Sounds sorter like business again.
There was an appearance of unusual bus
tle and animation around the Central Hotel
last night
D Stewart, Esq., of Rockingham, former
ly editor of the Rockingham Observer, during
its exis.tnce, is in the city.
A negro gambling case in the Mayor's
Court, yesterday, but it did net amount to
a trial.
The weather has a right to be hot, now,
for we are in the midst of the dog days ;
they hold on until the 12th of August.
Mr Thomas Bratton, a brother of Dr Brat-
ton of this city, died on Sunday last at his
home at Brattonsville. York county, S. C,
Col Win Johnston Democratic nominee
for the Convention, will address the people
of Charlotte from Independence Square, on
Wednesday niht, the 4th.
The cry of "police" was heard on the
streets this morning, about half past 12.
Only a country negro scared to death, with
out sufficient cause.
The notice in yesterday's paper calling for
a meeting of the Knights of Pythias last
night, was inserted by mistake. Tne meet
ing tikes place to-night.
Policeman Blackwelder killed a mad dog
on Church street, between Ninth and Tenth
early yesterday morning. It bad bitten no
one, but gave evidence of being rabid.
A party of poor folks intend to spend the
remainder of the Summer on the town creek
being unable to get further. We are going
'long.
There will be a meeting of the Conserva
tives of Steel Creek Township, at the elec
tion grounds, on Monday the 2nd of Au
gust, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Are you properly registered ? See to it.
In the absence of cotton, whist, euore and
chess while away the hours which cotton
brokers are wont to tpend in buying and
selling the fleecy staple.
The hammer clinks away on the nails,
and the trowel rings sharply on the solid
brick.and the yery men who most are expos
ed to it seem ihe most regardless of the heat.
It is becoming painfully seldom that one
of our "buds of beauty" is seen florating
along the pavements Gone off for the
summer you see, and then it's so hot for
those who are left. j
The mosquito (gay and festive cuss !) is
again around; and every time we strike at
him and miss him, we realize that we are
gradually but surely losing the grip on our
piety.
Parents should guard their children's diet
very cljsely at this season. There is no
doubt but that overloading the stomach with
anything is pernicious, and especially is it
the case with potatoes, cabbage and snap
beans. The Indian Lodge, of this city, will have
a Squaw Picnic, at Sleepy Hollow, in the
course of two or three weeks. She Wolf
and the Black Pappoose will be the orators
of the day. Fire Water is chairraau of the
committee on refreshments.
. On Tuesday night, while a young gentle
man was walking down North Tryon street,
on his way home, some miscreant thre w a
brickbat at him from across the street. The
brick barely missed the young man's head.
ana he thus escaped a serious injury,
The Temperatuie.
The following was the rane of the ther-
n.ometer, yesterday, at the thug store of W
At G A. M
81
83
87
90
90
9 A. M.,
12 M.,
3 P. M.,....-
6 P. M.,
Republican Nominations in Iredell.
We understand from a letter received yes
terday from Statesville, tbatDr J J Mottand
T N Cooper have been put up by the Radi -
cals of Iredell against Nicholson and Sum-
mere, to be beat for Convention. We have
always felt toward iJr mow as weuowwjjgj,., fe
Col Myers and Gen Barringer that it is a , !
ereatpitv he is caught in such naa com-
pany, . i.- ! i - i 3 '
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Carolina Central Railway. ,
A special accommodation train for Char-
lotte business men, will be run to Cleave- Fjy Barber. The color selected is tech
Sutnrdav afternoon at 40 I .
ing in Charlotte at 9 o'clock. The Superin
im. n ihAtahonld this train be
BiirHnipntlvnatronized. it win be continued
duringtbe seasoneotberwise withdrawn, as
it is merely a business experiment.
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A Hefty Xamb and a Persistent Rustic
. A gentleman by the name of Lamb from
AugusU, Ga., is sojourning in our city.
Some days ago a countryman called at the
store QfW. J Black, where Mr L was sitting;
and brooosed to sell him some mutton Me
replied that they did not want to buy any.
... i. it .. i l ih,1. whioh wmcli-
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pdiJOO pounds. The rustiq was
and wanted to buy it at once, but was told
that it was not for sale. ; So Interested is he
in the animal, that he has : called several
times since for the purpose of making a pur
chase, but up to the present time has not
succeeded in accomplishing bis design.
Convention fleeting l Hnntersrllle. ,y
There will be a meeting of the friends of
good government, at' Huntersville, on the A,
T & O Railroad, on Tuesday, Aug. 3rd. The
meeting will be addressed by Maj C Dowd,
Gen John A Young, C'apt R P Waring and
others. ' Let there be a full turn-out.
Oh, No !
"Who hath no music in his soul,
And is not moved by concord of sweet
sounds,
Is fit fox treason, stratagems and spoils ;"
but that ain't sajing that a fellow ought to
be expected to sit up half the night and lis
ten to some relentless rooster tug away at
acatarrhal accordeon, without swearing any
at all. By no means.
The Tax Gathering.
The Sheriff and Col Johnston returned to
the city, yesterday afternoon, from Mal
lard Creek. Rev W M Kerr, M. D., failed to
put in an appearance at Davidson Colleg e
on Monday, but was on hand at Raman day
before yesterday, and at Mallard Creek yes
terday. Col Johnston is highly encouraged
and says he finds the people everywhere to
be all right. He will be with the Sheriff at
Crab Orchard to-day.
The Macadamizing.
The force engaged in macadamizing North
Trade street, has finished about half the
work between the Mint and the railroad,
and vehicles are now running ovei it. , The
remainder of it will be completed in a very
few days, as only a few more rocks need to
be broken up, and the dirt hauled on them.
Grading has been commenced beyond the
railroad, and the work will be carried out
to the corporate limits.
The Carolina Central Railroad Buffalo
Bridge.
Cel 8 L Fremont informs us that the bridge
which has just been completed over Buffalo
Creek, is very handsome and durable per
haps the best on the road. The iron is ex
pected to arrive next week, and Col Fremont
thinks that trains will be running to Shelby
in three weeks. The cross-ties are all laid
and nothing remains to be done except to
put the iron down
Summer Absentees.
Miss Minnie Phifer left on Tuesday morn
ing for Lincolnton ; thence the will go to
the Springs.
aptT S Armi stead departed yesterday
morning for the Catawba White Sulphur
Springs, whither he will be followed in a
few days by Mrs Armistead, who is ill at
present.
Mr A E Rankin left yesterday morning
for Beaufort, and Mr R R Rutledge at the
same time for the Cleaveland Springs.
Institutions of Learning:.
We have before us the catalogue of the
Roanoke Female College, of Danville, Va.,
an advertisement of which appears this
morning. It is a college of high standing,
and the list of pupils shows it to be in a
prosperous condition.
We direct attention to the advertisement
of the Staunton Female College, Staunton,
Va. This institution is widely and favora
bly known, and the attendance last session
is evidence enough of its merit.
Determined Not to Get Lost.
A sight which occasioned a good deal of
merriment, was witnessed on the s'reets a
day or two ago. A countryman had come
to town, bringing with him bis little son
and a little negro boy. Sonny had hold .f
the old man's coat tail, and the little nig
had a firm hold in the belt of sonny's pants
behind, and thus the party waltzed up one
street and down another, to their own sat
isfaction and to the infinite amusement of all
lookers on. There are any number of funny
things to be seen in this world, if a man
will just keep his eyes open.
The Charlotte Hotel.
It always pleases us to say a good word
for a good enterprise and good men, and
this is what induces us to remark that our
friends Hollis are doing themselves credit
and giving their guests satisfaction, in toeir
management of the Charlotte Hotel. A
great part of the praise for this, satisfactory
condition of things at that house, is due to
Mr S S Carter, who is not only ; the office I
clerk, but has general supervision of the
establishment. He is the right man in the
right place, and bis efficiency is improving
the character of the house, while his uni
form courtesy is daily adding to the number
of its friends and his own.
Are You Registered f
We call upon our Conservative friends to
see to it that they are properly registered be
tween now and the election day. If anyone
has become of age since the last election,
he must register ; if any one has removed
his residence from cine county, : township or
ward, to another, he must register at the
place where he proposes to vote, else bis
ballot will be rejected. The following are
the registration places in Charlotte Town'
ship: First Ward, Wolfe, Barringer & Co.'s
store; S C Wolfe, registrar ; Second ward,
B Brown & Go's store. John L Brown.
1 g . Third Ward, oflBce of Burroughs
& Sprin j c Burroughs, registrar; Fourth
Taylor's gunsmith's shop, W B Tay-
xe JleW ifOStai vara.
The design of the new postal card having
been agreed uppn, tne fostmaster. uenerai,
Friday, approved the color of the cardre-
commendd bv Third Ass'fc Postmaster Gen
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design of-engraving is the same as hereto.
left hand
fore agreed upon,iViz: in the upper
corner is vibe monogram MU 8," in orna
mental letters, across which is a scroll with
the words "Postal Card" in bold face letters..
Below this in a straight line; In: hair letters
is, "write the address on this Bide-4he mes
sage on the others In 1heT upper right
hand corner is th'e: 'stampi the !desrgn"Of
which is a profife hust of the Goddess of
Libertv.:sunounded by a frame work. ;bort
Aar ' M(A nf .hich represent faces: con-
nected
(ne
iby
words VUS Postage;
v jw.yBMwk. --r-.
a curved band' inclosing the. words "One
r X 1 : tPk.mnnnnMtn IstUr . 11111 BLaiDV
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wUl be printed in black, and the card will
naye no ooraer.
Bridal Party. ' ' J ;
A bridal party tarried at the Central
Hotel last nighti On' Friday, Mr. J.
C. Briee, of Fairfield county, S. C , was
married to Miss Adams, of Lincoln ton,
and yesterday afternoon arrived in this
city en route home with his bride.
They leave this morning. The newly
mated pair is accompanied by quite a
little party Of friends, among whom
we note Miss Annie Michael, Miss
Mary Hoke and Miss Mary Adams, of
Lincolnton
The Cause in Lincoln.
We are informed by a letter receiv
ed yesterday, that there will be a
grand Convention rally in Lincolnton,
on Monday Jiext, 2nd " prox. Col. H,
C. Jones and other gentlemen will be
present and address the people. "'
The8ame letter tells us that S. P.
Sherrill came out yesterday, on the
Radical side. Lincoln will turnup
all right on election day.
The Best Temperance Society.
A party of young men in this city
haye formed the best temperance
society we have yet heard of. They
have resolved among themselves to quit
drinking. There are no oaths that they will
never touch another drop, no compact en
tered into that they will drink no more un
til a certain time, but just a plain resolution
and understanding that they intend to let
liquor alone. . The charter members will be
glad to receive into their society young
men who have tasted the fiuits of intern
perance and are ready to call a halt; but
snorters and fanatics who never took a
drink and who don't know anything about
liquor, need not apply. Without designing
to throw cold water upon any other temper
ance society, we think this last one
the best that has yet yet been organized.
Old Man Craton.
The old buck named Craton, who
spoke at the grog-shop Radical meet
ing in rear of the Fair Grounds on
Monday night, is crazy sure enough,
so one of his party friends tells us.
ne is a regular communist, ana is
great on "putting down the aristoc
racy." He said in his speech the
other night that he intended to an
nounce himself in Wednesday's Ob
server, as a candidate for the Con
vention, but he probably forgot about
it. It would be gay if he and Jack
Matthews were to come out now ; two
crazy men and the Rev. W. M. Kerr,
M. D. working in the lead, would
make an elegant spike team.
Street Scene.
Three negro women from the coun
try, sitting on the edge of the pump
just above the Charlotte Hotel yester-.
day afternoon. One of them pulling
an acordeon for dear life to the tune
of Old Hundred, while the other two
swayed backwards and forwards as if
in approval of the proceedings. There
they sat for about two hours, and the
sun was pouring down on them, and
the perspiration was pouring from
their faces, and the thermometer was
pushing 95 iu the shade. You may
talk about your marble palaces, with
walls hung with the richest tapestry,
While a hundred gas jets flash over a
brilliant gathering around which the
sparkling wine gU circles, but there
on the edge of that pump, yesterday
afternoon, the acme of true happiness
was reached.
"Give Him a Cold Potato and Let
Him Go."
Lieutenant John L Bailey, of this city
went down to Union county, last Saturday
to enlighten the natives, and we hear from
a Union gentleman that the people down
there played a little prank on him which
will probably have a tendency to' cast a wet
blanket, as it were, over his .anti-Convention
zeal. The Lieutenant is only 22 years
of age, and his appearance would not- indi
cate that he had passed his 18th summer.
He'.was billed to speak at Wolfesville, 12 miles
from Monroe, and a eoodlv crowd had as
sembled to hear words of truth and so
berness." -imong the crowd who had as.
sembled to be advised as to how they should
vote in the coming election, were many old
farmers-disciples of the great lights of the
State men who had sat at the feet of Gra
ham and Reid. and Gaston and Morehead
md Ruffin.as Paul sat at the feet of Gama-
Hel; and when they saw this adolescent Rad-
ical sprig,these old fellows bought him some
I candy and chewing gumTahd giving it to
I him, said, 4,There now, sonny ; that n ao,
run alona; home like a good boylMnT John
nie came along home and we notice that he
ain't billed to make any more speeches.
The Charlotte Braded school ine
kjuhlic School System. I ;;
On yesterday we bad an interview with a i
! mamW of the school ccmmittee of Char-
lotte TownsbiF, in reference to the prospects A N accommodation train will leave Char
of the graded school of this city;: The out- "f pn
ottnegraaeascH 'n a Buffalo or Shelby af 7:30 p. m. .Return-
i iookis anyiuiug eioc wu vuuue ..
Rontlnnation this autumn, and the cause of
the people of the place, looking toils per-
manent establishment indeed,: the-enorta
of the school authorities to build up theen-
I terprlse hayenever been seconded with ny
spirit, . --f-r.-fX .'
l All the indications now are that the school
will hot be re-opened this fall,'; the.'rea-'
son that the funds to conduct it properly
are toot forthcoming. ' This township is en
titled to somethingi; like $1,000 or $1,100
from the common school fund, and $600 or
$700 from the Peabody fund according to
the number of children .which .attend,; tbe
school. This, as can be seen in, a moment,
- i .ta oPhr ni tnotcne mciaent-
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n iiiim ' .n.1. uuw w.u.v
i . mM wm-bin? condiuon. ana uaixa
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" ""tomplisb "t good in the com
munity; but as soon as . the school funds
were exhausted,1 and the Bmall private con
tributions, it went to pieces,' even before the
term bad ended. If the people would not
sustain it when it wns on the highway to
prosperity, it is hardly probable that thej
will now take hold and build it np again
If the citizens of C harlotte will come up
to the measure of their duty, and, either by
taxation or voluntary tribute, praise a suffU
cient amount, say $1,000; to build a school .
nouseanamrnisu.it, a school can be cont
ductedeigbt months in the year upon the
amount realized from the funds appropriat
ed to it otherwise not, or at least not un
less such substantial aid : is extended it, in ,
one way or another, that the authorities can
afford to rent a suitable buildingU We are
sorry that the prospects of the school are re
better, '.Charlotte took the. initial step, in
tbi's 8tate, in the organization of graded
school, ana it is not very creditable to hen
just as other toTtis and cities In the State,
are beginning to follow her example , that
she who wastha first to put! her hand to the
plow, should look back, and permit her own
school to go by.the board!. : r :.
It is a fact which no one , will .attempt to
controvert, that public schools, when well
conducted, are a great blessing t a com -munity;
but it is a fact which is quite as
well established, that when ' managed, in a
slip-shodden way, they become little less
than actual nuisances. If the people of
Charlotte will come to the rescue and pro
vide suitable ouilding, teachers and working
material, and make the school one of high
grade as a ppblje, school; having .'all the ele
mentaries thoroughly taught by practical in
structors, it can be made to fulfill Its design;
but if it is to be continually 'cramped' and
dwarfed by reason of a lack of financial sup
port, we prefer not to 'see' it undertaken
again.
Troubles at Chester, S
c.
We learn from a gentleman Tho ar
rived in the city last night from Ches
ter, S. C, that a riot was imminent in
the streets of the town at the time the
train left. Yesterday was the day for
the election of Sheriff of Chester coun
ty, and the candidates were1 Walker,
Conservative, and Richardson, negro
Radical. At last reports Walker was
over 700 ahead. Parties are very
much divided, and Judge Mackey, a
few day8,ago, made a speech in favor
of Walker. As he left the Court House,
he was met by Richardson, who told
him he had lied in the use of.a cer-
ii"
tain expression in h is speech, where
upon Mackey proceeded to cane him
The difficulty, yesterday, was be
tween Walker and Richardson negroes,
and the whites were not involved
The negroes were all drunk and were
assembled in the public square armed
with heavy revolvers. When our infer
mant left, ome shooting had taken
place and one negro had been shot, it
is thought fatally. The business
houses had all been closed, and the
citizens were apprehensive of a gener
al riot.
ANNOUNCEMENT,
TO THE VOTERS OF CHARLOTTE
TOWNSHIP.
I hereby announce myself as candidate for
Constable of Charlotte Township, at the
election to be held August 5th, 1875.
WINN ROB1SON.
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OANOKE FEMALE Cbl'LEGE,1T
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The 17th session begins September" 1st!
next, ana enas June 1st, 187b.
The course of study is very comprehensive,
charges moderate, S210 PATS FOR TUI
TION IN ALL ENGLISH STUDIES AND
BOARD. Washing and lights cost about
$18. liberal deductions made in favor of
ministers, teachers and patrons who send
two or more pupils, i.
For Catalogue' giving exact information,
please address, S W A I T A VKKKTT,
. ju!29 eod till sept 1 4tw Principals,
SITUATION WANTED.
A first-class-Engineer and Machinitit. de
sires a situation in some mill or machine
shon. or would run a saw mill on. thare.
For further information call on or address
W-B TAYLOR. Gun Smith,
Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
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Just Come
A LOT OF FRESH LEMONS AND
ORANGES, at
W N PRATHER A CO'S.
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C. C. RAILWAY,
CTlARLOTTEr Juryn28, .q
ing on Mondays, leaving Buffalo or Shelby
at 6 a. m., arriving in Charlotte at 9 -.m. (
Round trip tickets for one fare' by this.
train.1 . nwm-fl IiFREMONTV',s
50 Barrels
,U.r.
TTEROSENE- OIL, to arrive U. five days
we can touch bottom witn mis iot
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KNIGHTS OF FYTHDLSVV
A regular meet
ing, jprXharlotte
'LoJge J No. 17,
Knignts orrytbtaa.
mah be neia at
i Masonic. . HaM. in
theTemble Asso-
ciatio :BuUding
to-night .Prompt
ktlVnVance of
TroeraheriAtfesired.
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STAUNTON FEMALR BXMINRY.
Prof E Louis Ide. (Uf6tVtrKthaftmal
Institute,; Principal Music Department,
with, 12 5 addiUpaMltWh! no-. officers.
Expenses ery reasonable : extravagance in
dress prohibited : fitst-clasa board, ; instruc
tion thorough; location Uie; t?ept to.btaon
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3. Send for Catalogue, with cut of build
ings and . terns, toj-. "
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WE WOULD
AGAI2U1S3PECTFITJLLY INVITE THE .
citizens of'thWrotte anutne pubfldienerally
to an examination of our large Stock of
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FANCY asd "STAPLE
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G ROCERIE8,
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Which is undoubtedly equal to any in the
City. Qur Motto is to giye .entire satisfac
tion, and to sell the very best Goods at ' Vbe
lowest market
PRICES
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'We cajl, partic.ular.atteat(pBto Mir,vbuge
and select Stock of Tea and Ooffefei lu"
COFFEE , RQASTKD
FRESH EVERY DAY. u
Soups, Cooked Corned Beef, Potted Meats,
Canned Salmon and Mackerel, all herrueti
icajly scaled aad ready for ubo, always on
hand ;' saving, during the hot weather, the
inconvenience of cooking.: i !-u. r - :
Also, to our selected Stock of 1kiifonina
and Rhine Wine, English Ate'i;att' .PorUr.
Goods delivered free a. t.f ,.;;
- C HiSHAGEN'S, '
Family Gniceiy, Opposite Charlotte' ftbtl,
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Ten Thousana
CHOICE CIGARS liave jmt1 beeft 'adderl
to our usual Stock special inducernents 'to
buyers. .rrhi j '
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0. C. B4ILWAY,
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SUPERINTENDENrS OFFICE, . .
Wilmington; July 18.L875, J .
CHANGE OFBCHKDUL'E:-
On and after the 29th insti trns'wtll run
oyer this Railway as follows : '
PASSENGER AND MAIL TRAINS Daily.;
(Sondays excepted.), . ,.;e
Leave irilroingtoo,.at J ., - : 8.-00 p m
Arrive at Charlotte, - . ..i- JOaiu
leave unariowe, bi. - ,s , u.vw .w i
Arrive at Buffalo for Shelby, at 10:30 a m
Leave Buffalo, at - - c 1111:30 a iu
Arrive al Charlotte, , - - 3:45piw
Leave Charlotte,, at , - t 4:15 f ta :
Arrive Wilmington, at j , - -.. . liQQ. am.
FAST FREIGHT,,, and .. PASSENGER
' " TRAlNS-Dilys (Snndays excepted.) ...:-
LeaVe! Wflmlngtori at ! J - 1 ftlff a i
Arrive at Charlotte, - - - :w p m
Iave Charlotte, at, - ., - : 7;00 urn
Arrive at Wlmington, , :,,-;!. ,9:45 pna,
RnAnial tiin between Chkrlotte and Shelby
and the Cle&veland Mineral Springs, leaving '
Charlotte on Satnrdur aM?39 Pm,and rti
turning on Mondays at a.m. ., .,a u
.. CONNECTIONS;. i ;
Connects at Wilmineton with Wilmington '
AWeldon, and Wilmington, Columbia ' 4
AugusU Railroads, Hemi-weeJtly New 'iorr
and Tri-weekly Baltimore, and -. weekly v--
Mr.., AV
Philadelphia steamers, ana tneyer jtoaw
toFayetteville. r.-.ra?:! ,i3
Onnnorti at Phnrlntia with tlm North Caro
lina Railroad, Charlotte and SUtesvill Rail-1
road. . Charlotte ,&. Atlanta Air-line.-' And J
ehariptte. Colnnibia and AugasUJtailroadi. -
, Thus supplying . the, wnoie .wcss.jflnD"
west and Southwest with a short and. heap a
line to the Seaboard arid Europe.
Papers publishinit Ctoolma Central
Railway , i schedalft" will w-please a niioe
.iSliailgeS..,-). v. that A ' i via! wii
tniM ruiiiruiMVnu mil irn i mwiiiii
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POPULAR and, FASHIQNABLERESOKl
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mUJS House la trett fittedtmhdtohW
j i -. in now oiwi joruwiswooiwwi"
visitors and the traveling public . Itoreotoa''t
are large, well Tentilated and cpodious.
m&politr and ttentfte: f WhiteBul.';
Vehicles iornisbed.ia short notice. Oma Ut
nibus goes i irora, Bwmuwiw; -
tha airirftl 4f .Mar a-
Sulphur Bpnngi on jte vut. w mj -
eroppUe with ewrj. 4elkacy,5ia ,
- of the season. All tbese conspire to make
Mijyt- T. . . ? i - t
, HO Son f Ul prea iomnejuwiWK-"- -Comfortable
f t COntued,,!-,.a pv.-yaiofl eiir
...TESLJ I aard,, per montbija.ipeyxa
week- $7.C0 Xr&jtPi&WS
servants hali price ff
For further particulars, address
A W MARSHALL,
jallS Procter
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