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V CHARLOTTE OBSEHVEE; I. OB :RRl?iT!r?C. Jit f I f a iSit SUBSCBIFTIOS BATR8. , a&an&S Daily 1 year, U3 00 o mos. 3 mo 4 00 ix;sat jog 1 raon. . " WCKKLT i'i"ioaisis: tDmoi. 70 .Kly, (in the county) in advance, $2X0 odt 6f the coontyi postpaid, 2 '10 6 montha,'Va'"s q J ,aa. Q5 Liberal redactions for clubs. brkat uiwiois: COTES . tfMif ir.A ,t I I All J ; .aniuliud ) af.frW He.' S;'M! rTaK4Ji'BLK?SJ- TJ AV15 MAULED 'W,N. 'WQ.Q'iiiiji MILES' Ladies cloto, goat and calf Shoes, Zeiglers Laciies ana gMt,...:....'.......;....;.....,.;!, ZeiA!"' T i f ninth RntJnn Rnntc TV """ .0 ,VI .-irJof s.dO AND O T H EU GOODS .TsiTxsa oHkflg . " S M I T H -&:: F NEW IRON FR()NT BUI L D ia31 187S. H G U H NEW OflERRIVAL ;vj,RwEiyiJrG a; , . . FOR, TIJi; FA3CX !iND We il- to the Public Gentlemen 1km 3 To be. found in th e,.!UityiM m en FeBsriety ; We ronage. Satisfaction guaranteed. 3 M Wi L! S W4.DE & PEGrRAM, Opposite Central Hotel. Ladies and Gents' fine goods a specialty. . . , sep21 Ff1 LE F U .IOTAO :...1...,,,.,:rrn Jjss Supply of Lounges,; aU'BTaaes. , A full assortment oVTeUli JCases, Caskets and WOoa t'offlns. on'handl '. : : ; Si C H A ft T . C j ?i L D II D E H C E II T TXITT T TTXG X JJLX I i JJLJ MmOTTE, H. C. .oevis: ALWAYS GUARANTEES SATISFACTION. janSO NEW MEAT Y:i" eT r f i m jTi- W "Wf JPss . ' r.;. i,i .'I Springs' Building, Opposite CexrtraTgotel, on 1 Trade Street, and nextdootto: . ,,n..?-t n SLA UGH M M yjj :iaa.j iia;-i:i'-,f , , , AMD WHOLESALE vj -una we keep alSs meat UA&mmmpmm OAWSSduS mertomV.i No credit curtomew. wanted. ti,o ?Jm ..luW"1 .... .t.r -.. -r ' ti.i -tr;, wi -iu-i .nr.-!-,iiwT- X ,?.?t..hd US irrrJ T i W " M t ' VI ' B&TIRK fifdCK 6r B06T8 i 80E3 i ...ia..w.yrt,....jy?,t.ff)f)W 3 00 I - TtfttlM ...i " J J t9 ' " ' TT-THTTTI ! T ( 'l! oil 5ri;ii ,,)) i;.?7j- ,.:;. ''-"7"'. Vi.-.'r? fti r-r. O R B E S . (I! 'Iff IN G , i;T BAIE jT R KE.T . ci'i.: WINTER ' TRADES. 1 i the best Stock of and MacMneMadei nb boots, es- Misses', an i Cbildrens respectfully solicit your pat- & RETAIL DEALERS IN 11 N I T U R t- S1 EST BEDDING, &c, 5, West Trade Street. CHARLOTTE, W. C. JUST RECEIVED. A FULL ASSORTMENT Parlor Sufi ts, in Hair do th Terrv ' and Rep. Also, a new : ' "'V :. , .'. , ' " J 18 i ! 1. I .1 A9iPfA w 3 ! It H A L H OETIEL. MMtJE i -J i ft y.H'A , NsrmRTii nKvuiua mu, . .. a . . y . i T E R E R3 'A I I rtl n Sis ?ri I! s BETAIL DEALKHS 1 ' ! - - --i : ; i i xiv.tft wxry Jl .' , -Kw - CHARLOTTE, cfizJvFi ANNOUNCEMENT. J)Ai. II. Moobk is authoriied to collect ae-1 LSLXLr Iortne ", w icvhuhuuoujuuuuo, iw. i CHA3. R. JONES, Editor and Proprietor. 55f City BuUetllL1 'Oppresaiyly,iqiieii the atieetaalast laying n'ef;depojt of the AtlanUc, Tennessee & Ohio J Five fine Urge well-gpowq rbut very dead ducks, ii in Fifth street, between Graham and Cemetery A venue,. , ' The sound of the rock breaking is now 1 heard on three of' the principal streets-1 West Tryon,' South Trade and College. f ; Miss R DmefcervrlUopen a achool at her residence on the corner of Tryon and Fifth, on the 1st pi; Qcffober.i ; , ' f 1; The arrivals at the Central Ho'el yester day, up to 12 o'clock last night, footed up 102. Think or ft!1 :)' " ' i- Tiese are real Autumn nights. The air is eboft about jpidnight .really, cnttirxg, and coats are drawn up. axpun t)i'e; neck, with, a sense of decided comfork .: ' . A- large number .of Davidson students were on the streets and at the Central, yes- terday and last night. The Fall term of the school opens to-day. i ) V It is rumored that a double daily passen ger train will shortly be put on the Char lotte end: ofhe Charlotte, Columbia fe Au gusta Railrbsld'.' Mrs 8 J Stevens, widow of the late Prof S J Stevens, formerly of the Charlotte , Insti tute for Young Ladies, is about opening boarding bouse ttr-faleign.-' ' ' 7 The old and unsightly stable, the proper ty of Jddge Byntrm, corner C and Fifth sts., b being tqr pjr nand Jts place will be fill ed by two neat cottages. Quite an improve ment. We have recently learned of the death of Jordan Council, Esq., one of the oldest citi zens of Watauga county, and the father-in- law of Col G N Folk, of Lenoir, Caldwell county. We acknowledge the receipt of an invita tion to attend the Thirteenth Annual Fair of, the,, Cumberland. County, Agricultural Society, to be held at Fayetteyilie on Nov ember 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th, Large boards, for the bills of the New York and New Orleans Zoological and Equestrian Exposition, which will be in Charlotte on the 14th prox., are being put up in different sections of the city. The moonlight is very beautifil these moraines about 1 and 2 o'clock. Those who enjoy the distinguished privilege of 1 staying up all, night, look at it and think contemptuously of those who are sleeping and missing all of its beauty. A friend ot ours says, (we don't know whether the expression is original or quot ed), that "God nas given unto sotne men wisdom and understanding, and to others the capacity to play on the fiddle." Any how, it's a good thing, and we booked it. A 8at Spectacle. A'iwvp foltnw Witii TkAtli ttr4rtrit riff hpar '.wlTr1!1' n ligMMrenadelastlfalght'betweeri :day HcaHerday. 0k(WltaIlan 3and, - Bnck lavine has been commenced on the :J -. '! the knees, is gainiug a precarions livelihood New ork Irishmen,' in the late war. in tbtecity at present, by grinding funereal While Cen ' Corcdran!(Was prisoner of music Out of i hand organ. He tits by war at Salisbury, jthj t waici ; pur lamp posts for hours at a time, giinding chased of hirhi by tMr,Iitjaiar Davis, now away and waiting pat iently for the nickels Df Hill; H: kri by him sold to to come in. . , Mr lc.aW,.tbjiime it was in a Suit 00 Account ef Meeklenhurff Money!' .yprV.vSwrbiye since. a man in that town has entered suit against another, for passing the notes of the late j Bank of Mecklenburg upon him. The Aurora says that many persons are awaiting with interest the result of the suit, there be ing a good deal of money in the hands of the people of Cleaveland. Of course the suit will result in favor of the man who I broughHt haying to pay the cost.' ' ' Ran the1 Gauntlet. We received, yesterday, a letter from Burnt Chimney. Hutherford county, 006-; Pk fm taining money for a subscription to , the deftlofesoiji tte.prodl6 Dau. Obsuvkb. A whole end and side of tion of "the weed'.itwihaJogriext tsea tbe envelope were torn oat, just as if they son the people of th county., will en had been eplit oy:. much handling, and the ter qui tel 'largely into jraising it . . . . 1 letter, withlhe money folded inside, was barely sticking in -uie envelope. , mat a sum of money should have reached ' ns inJ that sort of shape, is a thing which reflects creditable upon the postal officers through who hands it passed. , ; .. - .-if ; "- x-.! '.M Reductlju of Cable Rates. M r T C Joyner the manager of ihe South ern and Atlantic 'Telegraph " Office rn this citv. lias received advices from the. Suner- iiiielideat- of, the companF.i apprising .hin uew uiicct uinitJ-i oiuies wuw um been completed and is now open for bnsi- all SduvhVrn aiifl atrantfo Telegraph (KAum'atid'tMWoTcleKfsplioffices for Great Britain, tIreland, and France at tb&ucedcftbirtjfiire cents; jld per word. Name of originating station Bent free. This is one-halt the previous rates, , t Iavitetf to Ohio and Mississippi. !( Ex-Goy, Vance has received an invitation from the Chairman of the Executive Com-? miittee bf the Democratic party of Ohio in - Allen, the Democratic . . m.-.-.n tr. i 1 s I mmniCUU Ktr l--OVOT-Hfir. .nfl n K1BO Itl rB-i :vf nf. aimiU invitnfinn frnm th DKnir- . .. c.A. T a. man or tne rJ Jl UjmmUieB Ul HXlBSlBSippi, uut uaui away either, for the T reason that his Fall Courts ; fiwi'ii'an' 'cannot 'powtbljr ' afforf Umiaa ihjPIxWK Heregret ' Invitation. Not QnlfJhUbbGPS:' Jrould eitabliah tu mmhe thcredH .W vAhM Mfleci noon North, Car- 1 mak a cantaas of the MBnektf a BUte.." ut .aans vum v,;j ti-; f,Sjii U -.i j j wSSK' the 'Tnembers of the Kl9 Uiepi'lt bhalfeii;6x lenaea tnera,pyu?ioa ifuajr,qr4 ; viup, to play a. match grne of base ball on. to- morrdwfterrwOftj iathis city. .The 'f; vtr".,' !:,.. r. . T I . , game win taice piacepn ine neia mis side: of theN6ru and South Carolina Depots, : between Secorid pi . Th, Tbjrd nr. br.a Ju: W acknowtedgd'withutiianis a de- , oij wi 1 fins ,.u 1 . .. ) the. members, pf feWJacn .haye; rpturne.d from Cleaveland iSpringH where.-, they played during the ,' Seaso :faste ? ended.' We 'are f!$$L avje' teW bac'Jhjey' play splenctidfy, :an tfee trains o heir inspiring music, recall the. gaity . of last "Winter; d 'whicji her contribnted nra-i .ii! kciiaii v. -: 'H'A el J on tQ lb 'V..; Tite, Carolina Central; Rajtooad. has been completed to Shelby, arid we learn indirectly froih ' Col ' Frerib'kho;' is now at the head 0fthip't'p'ai'.,hai ' tlie Eiiu iwhich will itefssiitough here thisj orning.i will 'Htn th?Jugh :toShelby': 'dn'sch-edule'trm'ei- 5 TnehpopIeH of that actiye mpuntain town are to. be; congrWa,We..C9ipieu 01 ims worK 10 wnicn tney nave ior many years looked forward wilh-tiiingled sen sations of hope 'and fear l)'.''.' . When you see5 a man who 5an- stand up' and .cont;empl&tdi:a' watermelon for two m!htes'ri,uhi a day as 'yesterday,' without being seized with a : chill, you Inay know that nian is then outside of a: "qtiatt ; ' br eftc! Ihe1 is one of thefse' fel-' Iowa w'hq majje tt a; ..business to s'rve on juries in other, words a.iellp.w. who has in him 4he germs of a never-ending terrestrial- ritistence 'One from whom the cholera or yellow fever would shink( abashed, and ,who. is never "pestered" by mosquitoes as are the balance of the children of nieili' 1 ' :: x r-i tm, i Hew Railroad Platform. ' 1 "f - ' ' . ': t , , ; The new platform of the North Caro lina Railroad, of which wehave previ ously spoken, has been commenced. The work is in charge of Mr M W Broadus, a regular railroad workman The platform will-be a very large one 100x190 feet, with a stem or portion with a shed over it 40xlfeet. It will completely block 011$ end of the Caro Una Central Bailroad'a wagon way, and will extend from the end of this way to I the corner of Third street .one. way, and from the present platform to the hotel building iri the other. old A Watch of a'Famous Leader. Mr Chas McDonald, formerly of Con cord, N. C, at present of Philadelphia, who is now in the city? has in his pos session a watch which' wis once the property of Gen Corcoran, the famous i ' m urc.icuaBMwu Fine-Tobacco Ijs -Jl We werftgho,W4i- !y,ejdayf, a ,lot ,of -- r r1 I 1 beautiful tobaccoy aample of what is' now" being tht;aVd;red hj oor towns man, D RL'i' 8. farm mj Gaston conntyH !, Ir .Leak joutting this tobacco Trkm atr-the rate s of two. houses per day; vUntil -he .commenced it thisseasjori1,' tbbacec - raising was a " We were rlaI io' welcome to bur bf- nee last (evening, jxev .yipr larun, Prmoipal of th Charkttte'i Institute. for Young;' Ladfes. ; He vrtHremaih 1 until tiie opening jfisjoqlV.jOi the Isit pacojt. .His family iltrriye in, daysi ';-'.) I jK-uch 019 w tj jteh Barrihger'wnin thefcity y ester-1 day, on a brief ,ae;'f ence. from i uje VPRVeniOM-- " -.'HJ qq j0kn Jj Eftlmeiv Prfesidenfe ,-of the v mi.TV j iiv h AJlF:n unltf , rpau arriveu .iiisi-. cy .s:jfff''' -J, VCI.1 ai HoteL. jo-.-jm s u:max'!A -vji'.nt. -j Hon O H Dockery) )OeuVention dele? gato pronV Richmoml, arrived 1 -in 'the tm 3 i t Jft t:. rT.lt a b:'- -. :i . Tbe' Court j s: Mayor's Cocrt- HisT Honor Mayor 1 Johnston having been absent in Raleigh Lv' tlt:;t - .. ... I . t 1 j i-t yesterctay were posiponea ; unut -. cms I mornine l0ii.'km) ,-.;,U itUi, Mr-- BL fiKLonis I j u.vf. ,h 1,1 iiu'hin Jstiii a si itlL JUpaincK, (9MpreUl y assauis , anu battery xtpotr'hisr'hrifen Sentenced to and Elmbeitii oodwar for fornication and adnlferyc tThe man is colored and thewomanchiimingtobe fnmrmy get married, the case w&;diinus8ed. John Freeman for assault and batten tffg'to I pay tiU'cost x& tcmnd bvw 'to' iCiart 'r ,: 1 Hi ,.' .; ' . . :' ; . : . ,- . . . i ban ,! Since pur.laat list. of thealijcal co'oi- )aaie8, w4kh will visit GharltM tis season j John s A.iStevens has been book ed for our opera house' ' ori the ' even- ints of e?X2th' and 13UV of October. "lie will appear in the. role' cf "Dniel, Boone." Companiesjirc-being book ed constantly. ''..) Why They Didn't Cbme.,,; ' " An old Centennial joke has just comedo light, and even at this late day will bear. telling.; (It occurred a morning or two after Mecklenburg's great day, that a gentleman in . this city, asked his valet de cliambre, as the latter brought a bucket of water into the iw)to'( watertasted pretty well about that time why it: was that no more darkies came from 'Abroad tV thuOri turtnTal ?. ; 'W11.?' h nirL V agood many; did in ten' for to come, but when dey heard of all dem cannons comin' here on de cars dem dat thought demselyes de wisest arrived at de determination dat dar Was gWme to be war, and presumed dey wouldn't leave home dat day." -r- female Base Ballists., ; Female base ball olavers have aoneared at Springfield, 111., where the Blondes defeated tne Brunettes ny to s.1 The uniform' or tbefbrmer tionsistsofa jaunty white hat, blue pants trimmed with white, reaching a little below the knee, blue jackets similarly trimmed, confined at the waist with a black belt, and white hose striped with blue. The uniform of Uie Brunettes consists of white suits trimmed with blue, and red and white uuse. j.ub piaycro, or a majoniy ot mem, ' have figured1 in St Louis variety chows. Exchange ' f . ';f i,- We are told thst day befbrel. yesterday as the Statesville ttain was on its trip to Char lotte, at a certain station the passengers jfeasted their eyes on a number of girls as sembled in aneld near the depot, playing base ball with as much vigor and earnest ness as if they were being paid for it "yon der if they wonldacceDtachallen2e from the Pin Back Nine, pf Charlotte ? rs A Dayidson Professor at the Uuiversity. We see with regret that Prof Win M Thornton, late of Davidson College, in this county, has been elected to a position in the University of Virginia ; we are , sorry that he is to be lost to Davidson. We re produce the ; followiog notice concerning him, frottttbe Richmond Whig : ."Mr Wm M Thornton, of Farmville, has been elected by the Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia to the position of Adjunct Professor of Applied Mathematics thus informally fi lling the vacancy occa sioned by the resignation of Professor Boeck. We have no doubt that in a little while Mr Thornton will be invested with the real rank as well as the duties and emol uments, of the full professorship. He is a young man of fine attainments, and is al ready experienced and distinguished as a teacher in the department of mathematics. He ia a son of the late Colonel John T Thornton, one of thebrightest intellects and most gifted orators of his day, and whose memory is lovingly enshrined in manv hearts." Shipment of the "Crazy Hannah." The committee appointed to test the new Neptune Fire Engine, have struck a bargain whereby the engine has been purchased, notwithstanding the fact she fell 20 feet short of throwing the re quired distance WW teet. spJUU were knocked off from the price originally demanded, and the "Crazy Hannah," the engine used by the colored fire company before this one arrived, was given for it, with $800 to boot. i The:',Craiy Hannah" was according- y loaded, yesterday ' and shipped last' night to Richard Harrel, Patterson, N. J. She was bought j.9 years agb, by the town 01 L-narioue, ior tne sum 01 $XV was purchas of Agnew&Cb.j of Phil-- adelphiaT at the time when1 the late Mr JqW, Jligler was captain of. the ChJtt- otte Fire: Company, and has been, m, use ever since Atoont lour or nvo years ago the colored firemen fell' heir to her and have worked her oh the oc casion of; every- fire from that time to the present. - bhe has done some ex cellent service, and this : notkse of her leaving Chairlbite, after a' residence of 19 years, wmno doubtj serve to recall some reminiscenoes of her first work, to those old enough to remember that far back. The "Neptune will be tested again on the 27th inst., when all the imembera of the- company will bie ! out and J it will tnen "be seen, if sfie'.nnot beinad to thiW200 feet. Blackwood's j Edinburgh Magazine For "September, 1875, republished by the Le.dnard 'Scott' Publishing Co., 41 i$ar,c&y street, is to hand. 1 Thia..number is largely devoted to VrBtrv. -.. : Tennvson's . "Oueen Marvf' l j r - - - comes in for a long review, with many Quotations, and a dissertation on "Ele- gies," occupying over ..twenty pages, gives examples from; jnumerous poeta. Thre is space found;- for some of the prosiest . Kina . oi prose, ana we turn from the t . "Study.3 Chaaiv" . wTiose , occu pant has been giving mia, history of All his old : school J books, and drop into Mallett's'"Sttidib" arid rest while he and Bel ton discuss Rafael and Michael Angelo, Shakespeare and Bacon, arid the arrangements and guests tor a select supper mey propose to give, . . "lNortn-we8t i'emoroKesnire is a pleasant spot & which'6' spend a yaca tion, and its attractions are hefe set forth fot the benefit of .those 'who1 'are' t0 :i iThe' vEuehiriia.' this ! month.' : ooh- tains further accounts ' of the11, and' that we riiav have a hetter' tmder- standing of the affair, pUns orlie -resi-; 4ericyind its ' guTToandiiigs ate. -given.' u" touring1, the last four yedrs ' Eriglarid has.'in imitation of Gerhiahy; instituted a sVstent Of -'Amrinin '' MarioetrYresf 'mimic campaign for: the instruction of officers'and;men"in, the 'art 6f war. ra.-. wLiji.iJij. a:.T AitM'iXjL ' An& Is W description- or these dpera t-mrr.-. nf.;t,. .... ..... NO. 2037 An , Important Movement Improvement of the Catawba Bhrer lu Prospective. ' We called at the'Central Ilotel, yesterday, Upon Col S T Abertv'wh'o has 'been sent bu't lay the United States Corps '6f Engineers, under Instructions' of ah act passed lit t he last session of Congress introduced by Rep resentative Vance, of North : Carolina, : to gather information and make an- examina tion, if necessary, pf the Catawba.Riyer be tween .QUI" Fort-i jJlpDowell cpun(yK N ,(-, and the-South, Carolina line, a distance of about 200 miles .Thejdesfgh of this examination , is to ascertain if such improvements of the 'riVeas to m'ake it 'nkv'igable, 'are : feasible.' ColAbert ias!eeu in tlie Wesf-ern ' part of the Stiite on the same business, 'and was here to 'gather . Additional information of. gentlemen residing io thia ; city,, as to the feasibility of the idea, and thte feeling of the people oji the subiecL -. He- has consulted with a number of persons regarding the stream, but has really arrived &t no definite' 'conclusion as yef. ' He left last night for Raleigh, to trace up. if possible; a survey of the river which was made under authority of the State in 1828 from which he expects to learn facts which will aid him in his report, He thinks the Catawba a . very beautiful stream for purposes of navigation, but does not as yet know enough about the river to form an idea as to what would be the better plan for making it navigable, whether by locks or dams or by removing obstructions from the bed. ,' He thinks the improvement would be a great benefit to the. people at large afford ing them additional facilities for shipping and reducing freight rates. He sees how it would be of advantage to Charlotte, if in nothing else in the bringing of lumber from the West. : This visit of Col Abert, is, of course, but the first step, and public expectation need not yet be raised. After examining the sur vey among the State papers at Raleigh, he will prepare a report which will be submit ted to the next Congress,, 1 he reports fa vorably that body-may make an-Jippropriafi tion tor a survey, and Alter. tPW.-ior the im provement; but there are so "many contin gencies that all conjectures as to the proba ble result of this first step, would be idle. We sincerely trutt that something may grow out of it. The river can be made navigable; no one questions this, and the benefits to be derived from such navigation, are obvious. We feel satisfied, after conversation with Col Abert, that he is favorably disposed to the scheme, though he did not say so in ex press terms, nor did he say that he thought the work could be done at such cost as would render the enterprise entirely practi cable ; yet he gave us to understand that much worse streams are navigated, and that this one will probably be, if our Senators and Representatives in Congress put forth the proper efforts in the proper direction. We hope they will not fail to do this. COMMUMI'ATED The Ginson-Kirknatrlck I.earal Ditlicul- ties. Messrs Editors : I notice in Sii-day's is sue of your paper, an account of the trial between J R Kirkpatrick and myself, held on Saturday, before Justice McNineh. I wish to state plainly the circumstances out of which this action grew, they having been repeatedly brought belbre the public through the medium of the courts only in a partial measure, I am and always have been a law-abiding man, and if I have in any man ner1 shown any want of appreciation' of the requirements of the law, it has been caused by an Undue interference of its officers. The trouble between Mr Kirkpatrick and myself, arose merely in our individual capacities, and has beet ,prosecu,ted by him contrary to all sense of justice. While exercising his magisterial functions, I was committed by him to jail lor a so-caned, contempt oi nis Magisterial Court,' while not in session, and though not imprisone'd really, I point to his actions as showing a disregard ot justice and a complete bia of principle through per sohal enmity. Ihe evidence brought for ward on the trial shows an aggravated in fringement of my personal liberty, and a sufficient reason why I should prosecute the matter to the extent of the law. My intention in making this communica tion is not to give a peryerted idea of Mr Kirkpatrick's conduct, but only to remove any impression of my intended resistance to the law. which may. be left in the mmds of the public by reason of the repeated actions in this same case. The name of Mr S Yonnts was brought forward without cause. He has been my personal friend, and to him I am indebted for marry acts of kindness, both to myself and to those whoskl-represent. G. L. GIBSON. DIED. fieotember 21stv 1875, Mary, only daugh ter of V7m.C and Nellie F Morgan. . Aged 1 year, 10 months and 18 days. The funeral services will take place from their residence on East Tryon Street, ibis marning at 11 o'clock. The friends of the family are invited to Attend. : , , WJBW AD.VJE'BTI'SEUIEMTif. i - ; f , T the riAu On the 1st day of October. Messrs: It Drucker will open a syliooi at her residence corner 5th and Tryon streets, nearly oppos ite Cliarlotte fotel, fof ihi purpose ofgvving lessons on tbe Piano; . . . ; , , , ., sept22 3t . ,, Butter and Eggs. BEST Mountain Batter and Eggs, at . S3 CARTER'S, ; . i Commission Store. sept52 ' "' ' ' ; ' ' .. ; . . . ' . JETAIL JJARDWAEE gTORE. We have opened a Retail Hardware Store in Yates' new buildiqg, next to SchifF ft Bro'a, Where wf will sell , Hardware at re- -1-Tely' BREMROWN fe CO. ,sept2J3t - Home and Democrat eppy. Nice and Fresh "yANILLA, CREAM and Peanut Candies. a just received, at f ' ! i v i ' - V -'- ': '' k - " j , WM .RITTEBHQFF'S, I r - ,. Confefttlonery, E Trade Bt.-. n itk.1 The Obsekver Job Department has boeu thoroughly supplied with every needed want, and with th latest styles of Typeand every manner of Job Wort? can now be, don with neatness, dispatch ani ctieftpness.' " I We can furnish at ahorf notice . ; BLAUKS BlfiLHEADSfr . '-"' - vV' I ililEHKV. CARps' LV j . -TAbidmht rosTans,"" -"V IAMPKUBTS, pHJSCKS, v&cv ic N - )-. T-H-E-F-f-iv-B-S-'l L. EATlKG APPLES IN,..THK .STATE' AT t it r. r'i's n nA U N T3RIME FACTOTfrcSrrrtttr JL AT THE IUSING SUN. rpHD BEST OR A DRS OP &UUAR, ' - .-,. : AT, THE ilMfciLNG' SUNx milE BEST COFFEE AT 25 CENKP To be found in Cl.if luttfi. AI TUE. RISING -rx. -pRESIt BitE'AD,' ,' Cakes and ries,-erv dav,:- ' "i'AT1 THE ' KiSi5il' SUN. WE AliE KELUNCi: KVEKYllllKti -AT,' iilTU.l;L.S S. IIOLTOK & () Sept 22 ... HUBS, SPOKES AN1 R IMS. rpHE nndersignexl -Offer :,1dr tlioiren i. tire machinery for manufacturing llnhs, Ppokes and Rims,.th,e machinery heiiijr all new, anj purchased Tor cash, of iT)e host makers in the United States, Will ho sold hi a great sacriiice; including 40 K P Etijnr Shafting, Belting, Ac. For terms, apply to T W Whisnant, :n Carolina Agricultural Works, or 1 y lettfi- ti the undersigned at Welford'K. C. P S VHISNANT SONS. sept21.tf ..; .., a new DATLY Paper inv wi l- MfNGTON. Prospcctns of the EVENING REVIEW. 0 N or about October 1st, the nndt rt.igr.eil will begin the publication in the city !' Wilmington, of the EVENING REV1KW. The REVIEW will he published every evening, except Sun da v. 1 aim be to I'm n ih the latest, the best, and the most reihibie news, in every meaning (if the term. The Editorial Department will be in :illc hands, and the local reports will be furnish ed by Mr James for live years pasi (lie h:c;il editor of daily Jnnnwl, Mr Charley A Price, a son of one of the founders of the Jnnr, ml, and himself a gi n tleman of several years experience in the business department of the paper. Unusual attention will be given to t's market, reports with the view of furbishing the full transactions of the day to thoclo;-i-of mercantile houses, and these reports will be made by a ci.reful, thoroughly experienc ed reporter. On the whole the paper will be ntwsy, cheap and reliable, and a special medium through which the poor man alii: 1 th ing'classcs may be heard. Terms of snbscripticn : a j esr, ,'fi cents a month arid 15 cents a week. Advertising rates very low. In connection with the news department we wftl establish the REVIEW Book and Job Printing Office, where competent and skillful operatives-will be employed, and where it is needless to saj we will do onr level best to furnish our i atrons with the best work for the lowest amount of money. JOSH T JAMES. ( II AS A PRICE. tept21 If You WishT ICE and Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pie.-, goto WM RITTERHOFFS, i .Bakery and Confectionery, E Trade St. eept21 , : Bananas ! Bananas fine the first of the season, at :, F.lt'iiNDfiEWS & COS. ';eptl6 TO AtTJ THOSE IN WANT OF G001 CigaW, Pipes, Tobacco' or Sunff, we s : DON ' T go pafet the1 Store and Man ;i facto i y undersigned, whose motto is LI V E und rt liv" !AH thrt? thai 1 )Ae n t W I T II us ri'i re- are convtftf cd tb,: ajidvoiijui.tell We ('(! 1 c i; neigfihors sr.- .. : - - 1 i- MOTH HH S cai send their children and they will t good an artwfie as if they come itieni IK fact, we claim'to give 'a better mArtf for the hioney than the ! t ; ( L A W ' '.If. !: : ' : ..'i u! Vi .' allbW. 'But'dnll time3 make ns U ' don't yon' forget it. ; ' ..!."-.-. f , J M MENDEL & CO., ;. "f n TradkSt.1, harlotte.'X.' C. l: " -. -ii 4 ' :. ... f. " 8rptl8 npHOSE WHO PAY CASH,-, , Ju-ar ii'-i , ' - f ) f . a i'i 111 11 wrfnwM l a M X .7 f.;, v- - - - - iFor thejr goods will find bottom prices,st M ej?t5nfi WIIO . . ::$ C S,M1TJ ,& CQ'Sj . , if n JUUt J..
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Sept. 22, 1875, edition 1
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