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SUBSCBIFTIOa &ATBS.
The OMiatVxi Job r r trae'T b as been
Daily 1 J ear, (postpaid) in advance,
thoroughly , snr 1 - . e needed
want, and with tie 1 : ? . . and
every xoanher of JcL . ; can x. hm doa
wIi2meatses,dL ;; '. . .. lchc.
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Weekly, (in the county) in advance, r oo
' v ' out of the county, postpaid, 2 10
" 6 months, 1 i - - 105
,tSr Liberal reductions for clubs.'"5"
vol: xnr
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REDUCTION
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TiAVKMA-KKED DOWNPniCiLS jor THEIE
M ILK3' Ladies clota; goat andf calf 8hoe3,"i.....
Zeiglers' Ladies and goat;..i:.u .....".'..'.....:
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zeigiers' iiaaies ciotn muton Boots, ........
Zeig! era' Misses IothT 8hoes .........
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G 0 O D 8
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T n'S G1 fOES -ARE FO R C A SH O IT L Y.
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S M I T H & FORBES ,
N E W-JJtnJlF RON tJB-TJ-I L
5n THEIATLANTIO; HOTEI
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THB-J-bSv fcttishment. 'sb favorably introduced to the public last Summer, by the
new ow'nerdipt D fcrtiham.' of Mecklenburg, is for the season of 1875, MAY 1ST TO
OCTOBER 'lit,4 opfen to' Such. Visitors dhly 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 AUatxtJo Hotel. -
'The'peci-liar situation "of this house affords
seasickness-
T4" r;
U INODUSTl! IKO PLIES!!
Railroad Tickets good for the whole season from Charlotte and return
Ten )ay Tickets,.............,........ ,.,.....? .... ........................ ................... .. .
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Applications must be made to , .
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ISJurgeGS ETichols Co.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL :
F
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Supply of Lounges,' all grades.
Coffins, on hand.
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jT ALWAYS
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GUARANTEES SATISFACTION.
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Spring,' Building. Oppo an(1 nexi d(M
- Farmers Savings Bank, ' ' (
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S L1 A U G H IT E R E R S
: AST) WHOLESALE
TENNESSEE . BE E F AND MUTTON.
WE KEEP A FIRST-CLASS MEAT MARKEiIWcW V
: CASH paying customers only. No credit customers wanted. .
.ciJ!i fn.. each dav.SuncIays excepted.-, :
ju!24
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T
HE GRAND DEPOT ,
For Mineral Waters, t '-Un 4
McADEN'S DRUG STORE.
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Pratt's Astral Oil,
THE safest Lamp Oil in use gives the
clearest light burns longer than kero
: .ene price 50 cents a gallon. . ,
r TO SMITH & CO, e
Sole Agents.
Ju 21
IN BOOTS & SHOES
KNTJEE STOCK or BQOT3& 8HOES :i)
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X O AA
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.wm.M..tHV 1.75
I N- P R O P O S T I O N
DING, TAD E STREET,
-E3 S O B T.
all the pleasure of a voyage without peril or
N6 MOSQUITOES !
$19.05
9.55
GEO W CHkRI.OTrK,
.-. ProDrietor.
DEALEKS IN
A.
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CHARE ftfTE. N-X!.
JUST RECEIVED.
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF .
Parlor Suits, in Hair Cloth
Terry and Reps. Also, a new
A' full assortment ofMetalic Cases, Caskets and Wood
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TAILOR,
A L HOTEL.
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LOTTB, N. C.
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MARKET.
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A M I SON
RETAIL DEALEBS IN
Drexel's Vienna
BELL COl-OGNE-KOod qualify-r-trialhot-tle
Scents, at-; ;;-
t T 0 SMITH & CO 8, .
, - ' Corner Drug Store.
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A LARGE LOT
Of Window Glass, allsizesi Paints,' Oils,'
T,n,w,.?.towEBmwmco.!'
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CITY DEPARTMENT
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Tno Charioueu)serTer;
1
Charles - JR.,' Jone ? Proprietor.
e PbwrB?U Co"1 f
:A N NOUN CEMEHT.
- Jas. H. Moobi i author! ted to 'collect ao-,
counts tor: this office and - receiDt ' for the
same, to receive ubecriptions,-Ao:i''-rn!;l:--
'i - . , ! . CH8i JONiSS; !-
jsaitor ana rropnetor
3
E LECTION TICKETS.
ill
We are prepared to execute election ticket
at short notice. Township tickets $200 per
thousand. Tickets for candidates one dollar
per thousand in sums of Aye thousand and
UDwardsv-- 'S-'l? '-Tr-'!
No tickets will" be Vent'frdm '. tfce'l oiKc
n't1 'U i -i: 1
OSj-j!aOatiat -nun ;-Bia
o!i ! -ill- :: r , - i i.4i r.n. vx,.iv: P
.' it ' L .1C' 1 :is:f HJilfH'-.f fWSTff
, The Cornet Club practioes nightly; .
' As the electioil approaches the darkles ar
becoming more cdnsequential, " ii; . ;?tu '
The new insurance fence is completed,; all
except hanging tberaeln'bUhds;. '7j
We received no Raleigh or Petersburg
papers on yesterday. Why?
Examine the registration books and see if
your name is properly entered. ; .
Capt Fred Nash, City (lerk, is busily en
gaged in making up the lax book for the
current year. t .
Mr John Vnlan-ingbam is the only;
summer-absentee we hare to reixirt this
morning. He is at the Cieayeland Springs.;
The Singer Sewing Machine office is.stfll
draped in mourning for the death of I M
Singer, the inventor of the sewing machine
of that name. .i, . , , , '
Salisbury has a character called Rev One
Eyed Jack Irwin, and a correspondent sends
us a notice of his marriage, a few days ago.,
to Mrs Jane C Willefbrd, 1 1
Nearly every Charlottean who has left the
city for the summer, is taking the Observes;
They can't get along without it , they will
have it,
"It's the bright day that brings forth the
adder," said Shakespeare, and yesterday was
a bright day which brought forth the per
spiration, as well.
One high in authority in the Republican
party, informs us that no name will be
placed on the ticket in the steal of that of
Col Myers, declined.
Delegates to Convention, Magistrates, Con
stables and 8chool Committeemen are to be
voted for ; and the stock law is to bevoted
on..-''".',. : ' . ' t
It is a false impressi n which has been
formed on the minds of some, that an ad
mission fee will be charged to see the match
game of base ball this afternoon.
"Dat big watermilyon" has dropped down
to a decent, christian price, and it oes not
take a day's wages to purchase him, as it
did a few weeks ago.
A collarlets dog.sitting off on his haunches
at a respectable distance, calling a police
man, is abont ther only sound heard these
nigh 9 after 11 o'clock.
The characters, we understand, for an
"Old Curiosity Shop," have been found at
the Catawba Springs. Several of the char
acters one in particular we. recognise as
being true to life, 1 '. ' . 7
We return thanks to Mr O Hashagen for
a bottle of California Hock Wine. It has a
delightful flavor, and a fellow while toling
a pit of it around, feels wealthy and in
flaential. '
Mr Daniel H Harkey and Miss Margaret
Ann Kidd, both of this city, were married,
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.by Rev B S
Branson, at the residence of the officiating
clergyman.
' If "laziness begins in cobwebs and end-
in chains," there are some chaps floating
around this 'burg who ought to haye heard
their chains clank ten years ago.
The sharp wind "hich sprang up and pre
vailed for a moment, yesterday afternoon,
lifted one sign and stretched it out on a
fence. . - ,- ,
Tli ere was one commit ment to jail on yes-
Icrday. W H Saph, of South Carolina, was
arresJed on a bail writ, sued out by Witt-
kowsky & Hi 1. tela, on an action for debt,
and committed to jail.
What with the old gas company uncover
in$r, repairing and taking up their pipes,
and the new company laying new ones, the
pavements and streets have been a good
deal torn up lately. . i-uuh:
There is not half an hour in a!ltC;time
from dark till day-light, that there is not
somebody stirring about the streets of this
town, as we who sit up sometimes until
day break have opportunities of knowing,
The Temperature. ; ' . - . . .
j tte following was the range of thther
itomeler, yesterday, at the drug store of W
R Burwell & Co. :
At n A. M :. 79'
. Q A. Trf ,i -' 82
12 M- - - 8g
" 6 P. M....... 88
Out of Work. , " .
r As a result of the dullnew, quite a num
ler of men Of all occupations, are out of em'
ploy ment in this city.
J "Cassio, I love thee, . ;
Bat never more be officer of mine,
is what has been whispered to many 1
r, nnk man In the past three inotithSi 1
Whvl -
We don't wish to offend any Of the official
f ... ....
of the best eoveroment tne wona ever saw ;
bbt ifjre.hawany right to know, we would
like to find out from the route agents on
the Western North Carolina Railroad, why
it is that they do not s send the Charlotte
mail which conjes down their road; directly
to this city, by the Atlantic, .Tennessee &
Ohio train, whifch connects with 'the West
ern at StatesyUle, instead of sending it
'around by Salisbury; and thiui Sielaying its
arrival here, 18 hours. If there la any good
w.ah w Hi?honld be done, we desire
. Y-Jfli W"! fl-ITAW baftrtkJni. h
Radical .meelinsf. w held" last: Mondav
night, wahii M ueHod ftat "hf Kad o
siii1;
meeting asceii-Hed af 1M place without any
previmis f'jp-' ia
. We una erst ant that JJa4r Rnhhins-Hftivl
iheliide clean off of Greiar , .' Watt in"!
.iiills.'ci-.' .-..:,ti i'j.l.V-l
uo utsviUMBU, Of k-U-LTaVJlkU, .Oil X UeSUBT.
ry w uMif mriuer nyereyon, wso
AjsheviJle;. ; We ftel ionyf for the fellow who
III Kvcr nf Ulm.
.Oite otj never heard, until Yesterday.
yi iuu wmuw u was a country aaraeyH
He was directed taroD Camns and hunted
JbUo forJwo mo-t-ho&r through he4roit-
Inaann ! Hi 11 1 1' 4i' jMJ.lM-tA
tbLatwhite,naJj uMt, ishorely. a Uded
vn ui 1 ti-. ? -
Datidiotf College onlfon
dayfiAil the coia tVe.-W-titi after
the meeting, and- a we have already ' had
something tor yfv about the in atter, :w
munij on mo uuiCT jp UUllBUiag una
communication. 'iLXr- --. f
Bridal Veils, r -
For the bene oVtlwseoiinip: young lady
readers who expect t$ef niarrled oon,. we
will remark thkt a lasnion exchange tells us
that it is becoming: the! "style ' how, to wear
the bridal veil draped ftotn h6 shoulders ini
stead of the liead, - It tlarranged to envel
ope the form like a eouffe train, and the train
of dresses are independent :ofj th :skirts, and
are very narrow and. jqg, while . :tlw; skirt
proper is short aod olhigpng.
rutiffti r:; -i iXlHi! V !.l ri ')'.::','.
A. Blviii -; '
.Yesterday, afternoon I'bkl ' B jreas came
along, and with bis legibha took the dust
np but of the streets aiid put ; it' in; people's
eyes and noses and mbuthi and' ears.' Rain
clouds and lightning came A with the winds
and dust, but we only got the benefit of a
few drops and would haye preferred doing
without them to taking .pltl the dust we did.
to get them.
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Second Pre.byterlab' VBlcb-
A member of te' buibUng committee of
the Second Presbyterian Ctrarch, informs us
that the difficulties whlcSf ban exuted be
tween the committee; aitdthV builders, in
regard to the seats, have ftw adjusted, and
that the work is now; bnj prosecuted as
rap-41y jflpos8ill; fTbe tVBlklS-CUihinks
that the burch will be conpleted In a
month, or six weeks at farthest. We trust
that his calculations will prove accurate.
Too Much of a Good Thing.
"Silver Threads Among the Gold.'' is very
pietty indeed, botn as a sentiment and a
song, but it is possible to run a thing in the
ground and break it off. We have just
taken a friend by (he hand and lead him
around a corner to express to him the opin
ion that this is just what is becoming of
' Silver Threads Afhong the Gold.'.' Let up
on it- Spare us.
Turning: Over a New Leaf.
Acting Mayor Dowd will haye this town
as well ordered as a grave yard if he stays in
office much longer.-The lessees of the
Market House have been rested with the
authority of policemen, and ordered to ar
rest all disorderly persons who congregate
in front of and around it. The police have
been instructed to disperse all crowds gathr
ered on and obstructing the pavements, and
to. arrest all persons using loud and profane
language on tbe streets.' If all these instruc
tions are obeyed, we shall soon ' see a very
' greatly improved condition of affairs here.
' m ; ' fr fc ' '
ladlgnatkHi Meetings.
The -guests and proprietors of the Central
Hotel are meeting daily, to express their re-.
gret, sorrow and indignation, at the per
sistence and punctuality exhibited by the
loungers in occupying all tbe hotel chairs
each an d j every evening, tothe great dis
comfort of the weary travelers,, and the day
boardc rs. Worn oat with the ardooas and
fatiguing duties of the day. - ) ;'
Take pity on them, boys, and give ; your
patronage to some other attractive place, for'
awhi'e. "
Festival of St James.
; St James' Day has Just passed.: ,' He was
frequently called St James the Greater, and
was a brother of St .J9hn, the Evangelist-
This St James was beheaded in: . Jerusalem
in Ai D 42, by tbe 'order' of Herod Agrippu.
His relics were translated to 'Qtimpqstclh! in
Spain; wb-re tby are held ' in tb greatest
veneration. i! The Catholics from all parts Of
Christendom resort thither in ; solemn . pro
cessions aiid pilgrimages- .to oiler , ;iap tjheif
pious oevotions at bis shrine, and . there . to
fulfilItheir,rowS.; i.-.i-.vi
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A Horse Falls Dead In the Streets. ,
I Yesterday afternoon about 2 . o'clock, a
horse fell dead in front of the Trotter House,
corner Try on and Seventh streets." He had
strayed iqto the dtyr irom the country aiad
war without a bridle, . baiter or anything
The horse bad been, seen walking, around,
and gave no evidence of being , sick, when
be suddenly dropped down anddied,i; He
wa noii aolleeably1. swollen, and no cause
can be assigned for ibis death; I -Who- - his
owner is, has not i?dey eloped.' The .dead
horse was taken charge of by the street force
and hauled away. j
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The Tax Gltlieriiie . Irestectfay,
Th!e jBherfff and candidates were at Crab
Orchard on yesterday. Col Johpstont open
ed the discussion in a speech of .con sider-
able length, . going over: about; the same
grounds he has traversed in bis speeches at
other points. ; He was followed by Dr Kerr,
who said to bad only ft' few' 'COITjstD-ero-i
lOhs', t6 pre-ent,and fulfilled his promise
of breyityi'witb about the same effect nicn
his previous speeches nave produced.
. After tbe candidates had finishel, Dr J M
Strong made a sensible speech on the stock
Jaw. which' is io be voted on. eledtioii day
arruice. of conrse, in fcyor of. its', adoption'
iThe tax" -gathering to-day is at Clear
hwttJwl temerity io enjtoonter. Itsbbins on
I
W- m Yf Jopt rectt ved " jTrom an;teeine4
M'it-eliwin
Prrn SnrMrinv.
"Ridhmond,'(V-ij proposes . pay hi? bffiier
debtTy fining her Citizens $ : for each ' 6ath
publicly ttterfed. f Charlotte could easily pay
t...i.-'i!i jlki -'i. .-..! ! : -v
u enure ueut jwwuayB ii eacn arayman
and MarktUoaseUerJwjfiiedi $2
apiece fan; the horribly blasphenjons; Oaths,
which they utte. By the way, it t is,, fuA
wnicb is not generally known, that the code
of Kbrth Carolina imposes' "a fine for eac
OatK tittered in, public, which' ; fine 'cari,' be
imposed and collected fcy any k Magfstriyt
before whom oath is made.1'-1 "Ui "io I
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Tbe Macadam!- lug.
i t:-i V").'! ;- i
, inorK was oegun 5 yesteraay o another
sgcticw 1056 feet fQnSoathe stifale-'1
tween.P and, D. : Iwer down an .the.te-t
a forJe 5 ba ; been' engaged xibr somei timel
Work : South Trade is divided inW three
ionrf-4hflrt,of 800 or 400 feet,!Of wbWh
about 50 areomplted, except putting on
lhy hek4uVe ' been J put In! ; the .
seebnd :sebtioT whiish is: pfiwtv'buthve:
,jM:jbrfcen; tbe.'thn is 'of, 0 feet and
wore was begun yeateway as stated. . . The
jbosses Bay tha throSpk pa; this end la better
than that -n.'thft othr.'r It is taken from a ;
quarry beyckid .the town -coeek.' .1 1 f.i j i
Why ls TWsThust 1 no v:.:-!- ;
J '"Why was?the city fedifor jot thi 6 B-KftVaa
J1UJaI -1I - r-'L-
our or an, hour and a half before his usual
Po, to go to: the Mayor's ,Contt to ive
testimony in a case ythickwatliioi mlMvxd
of which he had previously told: -this r City
Marshal be knew nothing whatever ? " Was
it by way1 of punishing him for: recent stric
tures upon ibe police for toleratiAg so inueh
blasphemy and ittdeceiicy pp.n the streets ?
If so, itiwoniJ.i(rdrk;u We tan1 'mufch" better
afford to lose a mornmg nap than to relin
quish our right to say . what we choose n
these opJumhs,;and what tbe public demands
;we shajl say. ' .:)..-; j
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Street AceideQt. '" . . 1 ;
Yesterday afternoon 'a' hetcro, Harry Cald
well, was driving the CfentraVHotel bafegagiB
wagon along College stieet, between -Trade
and Pifth, having on it a feed-cutter ' which 1
be was haulirig to Wads worth's livery stable
when the wagon wheel struck a rock,; : caus
ing, the feed-cutter to tilt over.: Harry cavghlt
it and tried to hold it in the wagon, but it
was too heavy for him, and pulled him out
with it. He fell headforemost, cutting a
great patch of hair off, as well as having a
gash cut in his head. He was ' too much
stunned to proceed on his journey for some
length of time. The balance wheel of the
feed-cutter was broken in two, and . it was
otherwise damaged.
It's an 111 Wind That Blows fto One
Good."
A very striking illustration of this was
seen yesterday afternoon, when two-horse
dray, heavily loaded with rags, spilt a part
of its load and two negroes in turning out of
Trade street toward the new platform. The
dray had hardly moved off, when the pile of
rags which had been left lying in the streets,
was covered over with small boys, who
scuffled and tumbled and turned somesaults
over them till the drayman; came back and
drove them off. Then he hadn't got - fairly
out of sight, before they were at it again,
disemboweling rag bags, and playing the
wild generally. Bless the street gamin !
We "take to" them for their very cussed-
ness.
A TTordte Voters.
We. tell oar people, as we have told them
before, that it is time they awake to tbe im
portance of the election which ; is to take
place next week. They have an enemy to
contend with, which is organised to a man,
and It is only by organization that he can
be fought. We have been too careless in
regsrd to this election and ft is tinie we
were waking up; In conversation, on day
before yesterday, with one of the -registrars
in the city, he informed us that, up to this
time, not a tingle white. man has called, on
him to see if hi inanie is onthe registration
book, while be is constantly beseiged by ne
groes calling to examine the book; to: see if
i i ''-Tl -.'.1 . . ....
mey are property registerea.
This bare piece of information carries its
own injunction, and we commend it to tbe
careful consideration of" every white voer.
:
Assaulted on the Street.
On Wednesday evening, a short time after
dark, White Mr 0 F Waters was going home
for the hight,5 he ! observed, while walking
along Eighth Street, near Pine; rather' in
rear of the residence of Col J Y Bryce, that
a man, was Walking slowly in front of hinl
Not caring to pass him, and having his sus
picions somewhat excited by. the delibera
tion of the .man's gait, Mr Waters walked
correspondinglVslowI When near the cor-.
ner of a street,' Mr "' W.; being close behind
bim, the mah. (a negro) stopped suddenly,'
and wheeling-around attempted to seise
biiiu i ; Mr. Waters stepped - aside and eluded
his grasp. lt the same time be called lus-
tily "police ! police 1J' onceqr twioe, when
the rascal took to bis heels and, escaped,
The negro is a stranger to, Mr Waters, wno
is certain that' bis design was highway rob-
beiy.
it 1
The Cttestcf Election Wednesday'
Troubles. ":i
We learn from a gentTeman who arriyed
in the city last night ' from Chester, 8.-Cn
that, when he left there in the evening; the
election of. Wid-aiT .the iCbnservatove caxuli-
date for Sheriff, was conceded on all bands.
All the precincts bad been heard i from ex;
cept one,and this one usually give 100 radical
majority. W1: , aa , ahead and,
crrantinc'that this township yes lits nsual
majority, whicb is not at af probable; tv"ak
er is still .-elected by 150 msjontyi A mem dot
of the Legislature is elected at the same
time, and Walker's election came abont by
his being put on the. same ticket with a
Radical who was running, for the Legisla
ture. There is great rejoicing - in Chester
over the' election of a. Democratic, Sheriff
and mere kwas 10 mis . m wiwugui;
proces-ion last night, in celebration : of the
event:- V' .'
We learn further, that the report which
was given us on Wednesday night, of a riot
in .the streets, was, greatly exaggerated.
Large crowds of drunken negjrow ,were. as
sembled, -and a fight .had Uken place in
. which a negro t- was shot; but . there t was
Tje. Match. GaLe)afHBasej JalU ,..;
Tbs afternoon the: matihlkanuB Cibase
ball betweenthe LelfioajCSqb .of. Con
cord, and. ha fnf annial Vin nt t ..-
will be played on the Fair Grpunda,the gatue -beginning1
abour ooc'in 'excdlent ,
vavw v kUO WU bCOk Sll UO UOU UVU (Uv
'grand stand; iWhfch the Idiesf of Ihihy arjt
Invited to -occupy TheC!oncord, tSob
arrive thist.mdrinng.-i ! We hope - here
1 ifl
be a large crowd o ,ihyi afternoon; for the
presence of a-mbw of Bpctors especiali
,ly, if mapy of .ttiem be.ldies will cause. the'
players Renter into " the mf , whVroovfc'
spirit C&ah' they otherwise would. "il J J (
ine uoncord dub ways Splendidly and f
tlaims h chib-biolrshrp of tte Stiti -f 'our
imVi-auul.it-ri;.o.i:w.il
clab i a picked lap bine,1' wliicW hAi ' bnlr
beii playing -about i' BaonVbi'iTbir.;
.. ?-. l i pa. i . . . ' . I
some Uiifr players in it howeverr and weex
pwnoseeaxiose ana excion:'rame.:(ii
- . - ... . t . . J-
Mayor Courts
t
ing
oW X Black; farvkUtin?of the city or.
dihance in regard to! streets J: Case disnitss-
W R Johnson, for disorderly oondtJanr
Mrs Hiptonursing and; swarngj and,
among other things .burning, up a Bible.
totJLZ - i',-J"b.ikHi.'T4" wr.
c iucu a uu uuunu over vj Keep me peace
inabonoflSflO. 7.l,i,:,:,i,I :T,:'' i
Edith GraflFand EimfiPjackson, charged
With fast driving submit, ahd.i; finf of $5
each is imposed, sa w.'ro$liii-uiiii-i Urui
i J iW- MoWbite J krfgl aa ' eating"
beude without 1 having f paid' t5e 7 proper
license tor.' Addirdfng ' to his nlemreta-
ti6tf ot;the imuwuwu
The MkUhWX
W4eceiVedye6jerday, a letter sigitedTA
Babyy MWher," wherein the local hietoiian
is reproached for having sol; mucb to say
against baby carriages akigposaession of
tbe paTeroents. The , writer pf thp-jletter
eviaentry considers us 4 sworn enemy .of All
tie'Wabie: 1&ui'shch'.'Is ' tu from being the
t
case. We are very fond of babies: infect
we were once a baby ourself. and we venture
to say that there are not three of the little
chetubs in town now that won't come fi&nj
their nurses to us. A man who dislikes
babies is a beast. We see in many of them
the germs of beautiful and brilliant girls in
come-and-tie-back dresses and striped stock
ings, and tbe heart of the susceptible scribe
warms toward tneni. even as ine -hearts .01
the Egyptians warmed toward Sarai.'tbe wife
of Abram; when "they: beheld the woman
that'sbefraaery GM.?i;t-:, i
Par be H from ns to say or think anything
unkind of the, babies. The harshest feeling
we'ever entertain toward them Js when we feel
the wheels of one of . their carriages peeUa j
the-bark off our shins. Then we wish they
were at home, resting; on the maternal
bosom. We a baby hater ! By the beard of
the prophet it's a libel I .
. COMMtKICATED.
"The Old Hen Scratcheth and the Dog
' 2foanetE" .
The above quotation was the text selected
by orator Radical Kray ton in the Radical
Meeting at Wiley Rudisill's, and in ' his
speech he demonstrated to the ' entire 1 satis
faction of the audience, that 'the text "Was
entirely in justification of the doctrine that
the; "end , justifies the imeansf ihosly i
'Brother Republicaivs, the pnUets eome
down off the roost gently, ;but when, you
catch hold of the old Jien-shewill scratch
and bold. fast to the roosting pole;-thereby
alarming the - dog,iwbO moaneth oodrding-i
ly . 'Tis then you should stick to tha;tekt-r
the chicks I mean leave, and scratch fof
your holes.' The scripture says he foxes
haye holes,'' so haye you, but you must all
'eome Out, on election day and vote against,
new constitution i for if yen get' beat yotir
holes will be closed and you will be found
scratching 'round;he old whipping; pot,
worse than the old' hen seraU.hed when you .
were putling her down:'-:((3eat appiause.)
' "Three' cheers fbi'Kraytoi P -! '
-. - ii! :; '': : -- -.Hiixaa-f'"
: VThree cheers for McDonald F ''-
. :-. ' Hnjta-4al'
And the meeting adjourned, when sonie
meddlesome . eonservative nigger I proposed
three cheers for, the Old Hen, which wis
treatedwilbf : , . ;CONTIpMPTM;
.:::u-iToiMeetinff;'
.The Conservative 6f Charlotte Township
will hold a meeting at Hhe' Cbnrt ' liouse bri
6atordth 7Slt irist., at So'idiock'p. i
for the purpose f nominating township -officers.
;Wt UtSre be 4' full turnout of all ojv
noid to 4iRgh4 candidates; j . Ahu
.Viirv-tA8 J. SIMS,' pbaif jnan,; 1
...... ..,,.,t . . .Township Committee. ;;
,i'
ANHotrrtCfiMENf.'
h: -.- l 1 J ;...::.(, j i.
TO THE VOTERS OF CHARLOTTlii
, j V. TQWHI ' al
I hereby announo myself as candidate for
Constable of Charlotte Township. ,.t , the
election to be held August 6th' 1875. ' 1 '
..UU STiu-iil JtvTWINK BQBMmX.Vt
xIjl
jui wjw a av.ja i ya uko;iw
-.; 1 j ' A io n .i-u't fiat :. -hir.'Uvi"a':
1!
It!
ifj-i-W OfiJ ami &u;n')n.ui 1
! (A reeuUr convocation of Charlotte Chap.
ter iVo. 39, R. A. ifasons will . be held toy
i . Officers and members will tike dne notice
and act accordingly.. Visiting companions?
I . I 1 jretary.
!:;FMH;I,EM0NST
1 ' i ' - ' - -
LARGE LEMONST CCRGE LEMONS !
'x v;n:iv;.
-IT
1.-
- i U AY.3. V., 'i if, ,Y -V'jt-'ji
; .i t f ANDREW &! CO?:r i :
Tii4! felioiring W6ree cjw'on ,tbe dock
et of the Mayor's' Court, yferdayi 'mcrn
1 iVAM NJRSaA.JQ
KpjOi 8AXK5 ..WOTIT llf-iil.a -O
Knvt
iw acres o
dTvinr nn iliA RnaLios 1?
Yoad. and
ina Central "Railroad two
Ifk'lnlni4 JiWAnr a
.miles -om Chkrbntoirda' iUrfnf A
a ate. ; Appiy to -
" W P DAVIDSON, Agent
julSO St'tttU -iH'JSUi!e ...
D OANOKE FEMALE- COLLEGE,
II . , . . , ... i , , i j ... '
',m tiHfH!ijiH-jmi ciaumt iiiii
I : .
.1-ut-Wii" J.iia ivCoOCa mem ittrt
The 17th session begft.- SeptntbH 1st
next,.and ends June 1st, 1876 .
TION IN ALL K-TOLlSH STUDIES. AND
tt8? Liberal deduction. t&df "in Tavor of
'misdbtei!teaebkr Snd'patroiis' Vhd-erHl
two or more .panilS, S o---sw:ys . .
ISttSTSEESSZ
a-i-oguB -uring -exBtam-ennaiion,
lul.MiBBt.i.itiriq cj -Rrinripahi.
?rtrv,TTArTW!
iMW fc-UJJTA -
A fiiassIglnrahdT-achinrst; de
sires a situation, in, sonja mill or machine
shop, or wotild Vim W saw 'mill on shares.
Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
JjWSt.Qpxne.
LOT OP PRKSH LEMONS AND
0RA!NdEs;irt'!ia,fll1 '
.(his i!1
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C. C. RAILWAY
I'M ilwi -nir
CHARLOTTE, July 28, 1S75.
A N'aawram-datlon train Wilt leave ciiar
!ti. lotte on Saturday, at 4:30 P. m.,& amve
v uuuaiu ui Diinuj a i.du )i. iu. luitiuu
ing on Mondays, leaying Boffelo or Shelby
at 6 a. m., arriving in Charlotte at 9 a- m.
" Round trip tickets for One fare by this
train. a . v g t nMOOT..
jul29 2t Gen'lSnpt.
- ' ...
50 Barrels
11
gEROSEXR OIL to arrive lq -fire days
-wWISfouth boltonV withiI!"0
-,;'--'-"C'SjlflTH!
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STAUNTON PEMAtE
Rev. J. !. MILLER, A. AL, fttixpifAL.
Prof E Louis Ide. f 1st e of Vlrtr.nla Female
Institute). Principal, Music Department,
with 12 .additional teachers .,ana- officers.
Expeiises very! reasonable ; extravagance In
ress proDiDitea ; nrst-ciass ooara in swnc
oar thbrOugb': location the bestlifStaun-
n .... 0 . "i ,t e .liii .tt, j.jjT.. rAiafl.j.
Sn d for CUI,hctrtbf bnlld-
85 W-. Filler,' unton
ju!29 lm eod
WEiuWOuiiD
... e ftl-Li "fiartfi
Cithiitls of (rtU'fid.thpWb)icie-ally
to an examination of. our 4tBgStoci:
, ..... r r trEANCY akd STAPI-Ea 1
fi;J:QEro:"&
kt Which is undoubtedly-qual toahy bihe
. -- t - yjT Vj "t!if- iti noft;a
CSty. ?orJ$&$ ,Teart.ileiaAA-
UmKan stthevefibij
lowest rparket
.-j c -tiji'V tny ov
and select vofi$jai; ;f anu, aaiee.- riK to
lsrBi
lo .1 i ! wo-..-i t ,.ai:jj
T1TXJIT irTl V TV V .... . -.'I
Soap?, rooked CornedbBeef, EetudOfeats,
ally sealed tend ready tis'eTU wiji '6ri
hand ; saving, dariagtbefapwelatberk the
inconvenience of cookings baio tH'
Also, to our selected Stock of Califoruia
an febine Wine; 0, iPprtev
aodddivertd ee,iato
: jul29,, ,, it; and d jjtiii ltati j
Ten Thousand
CHOICE1 CidAltS hlteusl'bdeit
to our usual Skpec'WIndoiceoienta. to
buyers-;
uyers
;
9 -4
W&w; .nut X
4 -.-! tit? it
T-QSMITffyKXX
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.1 ".von.wa aiiw awl.
ThalGdlden'SE-tgle
t - . l-- a.' .-.
Af Gregory's Dyspepsia filters vUh you t-,
il ftff it!-" fl r
Vy to the Springs trial hottle 75 cents.;
ju:j:i
r . . : r. ,.k wttT-
1GOOVU W w . ...
to be informed.
nothing like general not. -
Creek.