North Carolina Newspapers

CHARLOTTE OBSERVER - - . i - 1 j - - - . SUBSCBIPflOS RATKS. Daily I .year, jftvoatpaid) in Stance, " rV ' 4 442 " 3 HUM ' S 00 4 00 M 4 2 Ofl ly. (in the county) in advance, $2 00 oat of the county, postpaid, 2 10 months, ( ' T - 'i j er Liberal reductions for clubs. GREAT A V K M A KK Eli L)0VN PHICR of.-TIIEIE MILKS' Indies clotn, goat'and calf Shoes. Zeie ers Ladies and pnt. ' ' '-Hglers' Ladies cloth Button Boots' 'rr ifr',.rs' Misses cloth Shoes '""" A N D O T II E II GOO I) S fkJiRIC SMHE FO ft CASH ONLY S IV1 1 T H & FORBES, NEW IRON. FRONT BUILDING, TRADE STREET iu3r 1875 NEW ARRIVAL. 1875 AVA DE &; PEGKRM: ARE NOW RECEIVING A ' JPI35TB; STOOB OF FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE. We offer to the Public the best Stock of Gentlemen s Hand and MacMne-Made ; GAITERS AN J) BOOTS, ! To be found in the City. ..iHdies', Misses', and Childrens' goods in endless variety. We respectfully solicit your pat- ronage. Satisfaction guaranteed. WADE & PEGRAM, t v Ladies and Gent's' fine, goods a specialty. WHOLESALE JJ5f F X Vii 1 B E Supply of Lounges, all'giades. Coffins, on hand. J. S. PHILLIPS, M E R C H A HT- TAI L O R , : ' N T CHARLOTTE, N. G. S ALWAlrS GUARANTEES jan 30 NEW MEAT .iJSU II O S E .ring- niMinS, Opposite Cental Hotel, S LAUGH TENNESSEE B'E EF, - . , . 1. . - ! ,,; si', if W R KEEP A FIRST-CLASS MET MARKET, AND SOLICIT TRADE FROM ( ASH n.nvino1 iTsJrOmAra onlW-IMO Maietpenedfromj '. ' d''C f;:f".i fSij.jJ.. 8w-4r iibhinfl ito Cf tBVrtffs1 H 'tth-l ' -.7j;r!i,"sJ I J-'-'-"- YOL XP. CIIARIOTTE, X. ft, ifllJKSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1875 m 9flM, IN BOOTS & SHOES F O R B E S BNTIEE STOCK oMHXTCS 4 SHOES : ! $2.50 2.06 300 1.75 ' " "'" ......... ........... , IN PROPORTION Ojposite Central Hotel. sep21 BJichols & Co., & RETAIL DEALERS IN R N I T U R Ji D D I N G, &c, 5, West Trade Street. CHARLOTTE, N. C. JUST RECEIVED. A FULL ASSORTMENT 1 OF al Parlor Suits, in Hair Clo th - .leiry aim xveps. aisu, new m l t A full assortment ofMetalic 'Cases, Caskets and Wood jun 13 R A L . H OUT EL. SATISFACTION. MARKET. 1 SON on Trade Street., and next door toiJ T E RE R S RETAIL DEALERS IX MUTTON. - A'Di CTCQH CU8lonierTvaiucu I H L CITY. ANNOUNCEMENT. Jas. H. Moobe is authorized to collect ac counts lor this office and receipt for the same, to receive subscriptions, &c CHA8.R. JONES. Editor and Proprietor. City Bulletin. Mr WCfcMaffltt wants his pup. See ad it Degms to look as if we would not have even Fall races The weather, yesterday, resembled that or Indian Summer. i ossum hunting parties have already been ou t this season. There is every evidence now that the Fall trade is opening out. Every one remarked upon the large nuni ber of strangers in the city, ye-terday. btnl Kit Carson's agent has not ariived and the city is notbilled. Late about i The exact day when the Caledonian Games will begin, has not yet been definitely set tled. A good deal of wood is beginning to come into town, in consequence of the late cool weather. mi f , -, i uree weess irom to-aay ana the cncus. will be here. The sfeam man, the clown, the nronkey and the trick mule ! He-haw ! those whose business it is to superintend everything, now find plenty to do in stand ing around on the pavements attending io the macadamizing. It is expected that the match game of base ball to be played this afternoon between the K 9 and the first nine of the Sharon Club will be pretty close- Both clubs are in good practice and play well. The fellow who bows, smiles and Hits his hat just as the lauy on the opposite side of the street turns her head the other way, is the fellow who, just at that time, can beat the world feeling mean. Ask him the news and he'll hit you. a spectacled gentleman from abroad sat down on a grape hull as he was walking rapidly down one of the streets, yesterday about noon. He is one of the most accom plished off-hand cussers we ever had the pleasure of listening at. Having traversed every ward, and having enquired of every person on the streets and at each house, we aie prepared to announce that there has not been eyen a dog fight since ourlast issne. unless it took place last night between 10 o'clock and the time we go to press. The Galveston JVrr one of our regular ex changes, visits us with elaborate accounts of tne late disastrous storms on the coast of Texas. Many of onr readers have relatives in that country, and we will loan the pa pers to those interested in seeine accounts of the great calamity. The Southern Truss. This is the title of a new paper at Cohim- Dus.ua., deyoted to the interests of the Catholic Church. It is in quarto form, has a beautiful head, is well printed, and well tilled with choice matter that is of interest to others as well as the members of the great church which t he paper specially rcpnsents. Hebrew Festival. On the evening of the 28th of this month will begin the Hebrew festival of Itosh lias hana, or New Years day. The festival will end on the evening of the 29th, with Re formed Jews. With the Orthodox Jews, however, two days are obseryed. Ten days thereafter will come the Day of Atonement. That Temperance Society Is about to go by the board. There is on ly one of the charter members left, and he is sending up the' Macedonian cry, "Come over and help us." He is very lonesome, and as he feels the end of his nose these nights and finds it cold, he remarks to him self, that it is a mighty long time between drinks. A South Carolina Thief. A citizen of Greenville, S. C, was over here, yesterday, and nabbed a negro boy who had stolen a pistol and other things from him. The pistol had been sold but was recovered : the bov was arrested and escorted, last night, over the State line, on the Air-Line train. Pavement" Work. The brick pavement is being extend ed the whole length of the Central Hotel on Trade street, and, when fin ished will extend from the corner of Tryon to the alley between the new ad dition to the hotel and the store of M.r- Murray cfc Davis. Hitherto that has been a fearfully bad piece of pave ment. Lowering- the Pavement. The street hands are engaged in low ering the pavement of Trade street in front of the United States Brand i Mint property. The pavement here is very much higher than on either side of this property and it is deemed best for sev eral reasons to lower it. Two feet of it will be taken off, and the top covered with sankl ud gravel) The Inevitable Watermelon. ' Famine is in thy cheeks, . Need and oppression stareth io. thine eye?, JPfJS, 2Si misery. The world is not thy friend nor the world's law." , , 5 That's just the way it was" with the darkey who stood upon a street corner last night, - He was barefooted and miserably clad his teeth chattered as thesharp night breezes fluttered his, tattered ettnnentSK. Jlut under his left eUWteiBfelon, lie lit; iciviiiicu uiuuuu uiu uiicu wiviw heart with; his, .kdlrtynger :inails,pros-' pec'tive agues were never dreamed, oTJ care ana misery were . lorgowen and ; - asiiU( U. No word was Bpokeni all was feeling .The silen.t transport of the heart-' The Bird Law sportsmen are rubbing up their lowhng-pieces ipd wishing for the ar rival of the tmiwhen the game law says they may H gunning after birds. lhis will be onTie 1st of October, and until that timet ey must possess their souls m patiencfi or violate the law which implies siffering its penalty. ; Cussing Bee., Observing a certain railroad conduc tor,railroad supeMntendent.depot agent and railroad civil, engineer, (all well ,knpwn,afKl , respected for. their talent tor swearing,) allkm the streets at one time yesterday, it cirrrM to an m&tfffe)n ift'EftsfcerrKkToHTWr4- Chariot re vcr lintehds to establish a cussing tv. bee, that this is her opportuni- Convicts Escaped. Two of the negro convicts who have been working out sentences on the streets, escaped on Tuesday night, and the city was deprived, yesterday, of their valuable services. They were Henry: Goode and JIc Mclntyne. The con victs are not confined at night, but are only paroled, and these thinking that their parols should extend longer than one night, have acted as if they did. - The Weather. The air, yesterday, was damp and chill, and really cutting at times. For awhile there was a genuine snow-like feeling in the atmosphere. It reminded us of the good old times during the war, when our mother told us going barefooted would make us tough and strong and soldier like, and how we used to remark softly each evening, as we dug our toes in the ashes "that there would be snow before morning certain." A Fire Tried Bottle. Mr S Landecker, of this city, has just come into possession of an ale lottle which passed through the groat Chica go fire, and of which he is very proud. It was in the business house of his brother, which was destroyed by the fire. The bottle is twisted and gives evidence of having undergone the "fer vent heat." A part of a glass bottle is melted into one side of it. An Eclipse of the Sun. The astronomers tells us that the eclipse of the sun, which will take place on the29th of this month, will be visible in the TJnited States east of the Mississippi Riyer as 8par- tial eclipse, the sun rising eclipsed. The eclipse will be annular or ring-like from Sodus Toint, on the south shore of Lake Ontaric, Lyons, Oswego, Syracuse, Utica, Saratoga and Northern Massachusetts to the Atlan-ic Ocean. Along the central line the size ot tne eclipse will be eleven and third digits. one- The New Postal Cards. The ladies' fashions do not change of'.en er than the style of the postal cards, and the end is not yet. An exchange tells us that the postal card factory at Springfield is now making cards of the new rat tern at the rate of about G00.000 a day, but, as there are still 2,270.000 in the vault, the public will not do any corresponding on the new cards until next month . The new card has a finer sur face than the old, and can be used for copy ing with a press. It is heavier than the old card, but is calendared sj thoroughly that it is somewhat thinner. - - Heavy Freights. We learn that an immense amount of freight is now, and has been for some time past, passing thioughthis city for the inte rior, the Carolina Central Railway being taxed to its utmost capacity to meet the de mands upon it. This consists in a large meas ure of goods for the fall and winter trade for merchants along the line of the road to Charlotte, and ho small amount going to cities south of that place. There is also, we understand, a large amount of freight com ing lhis way, consisting of cotton and other products from the interior. Tf'wi Ington Star. Personal. Capt. W. W. Davies, Superintendent of the Spartanburg & Union Railroad, was in the city, yesterday. Dr. J. J. Mott, of Statesvile, was reg istered yesterday, at the Central Hoteh Col. Fremont came .down. 'the. Caro ina Central last evening, and stopped in the city. The Augusta (Ga) ConstittUiona ht of the 21st, has the following : "Col J L More head, of Charlotte, N C, and his beautiful and accomplished wife, formerly the belle of Georgia, are ininiug it. and are now at Rose's Glen "liido Hotel, at Cornwall-on-the-Hudon.' Mr Iaac Lowinan, late a salesman in the store of Mes-rs Vittkowsky it Zintels, ,of this city. leaves this morning fur Statfsville, wher. he h:.s accped . similar position in the sto. of Messrs Wallace & Bros., of that place. He is a good salesman and will give satisfaction. .. t ..; " ' Scarlet , Fever and tits Causes.. Ah eminent physician in this city calls our attention to the occasional breaking out of Ihe scarlet fever here, and the causes. He says that whenther? is once scarlet' fever in a house,' it is , almost certain to tjreak out there again, unless . the clothes of the first victim are destroyed or thoroughly cleansed,i and the room where the patient was sick is alro cleansed by re-painting or re-whitewashing the walls. It is a disease which lingers long is a-place, and even two ' three dr four months- after, a patient is dead or well, the-fever may- attack a person who is in the habit of sleeping In the tame room, unless absolute cleanliness Is obseryed, and every 'precaution ; taken - to cheke ont the seedsof the disease' ti,'JV'-!,:' '.We calj'lhe, attendon 'df mothers oine: ppinion ''.pi jtnis physicjanl ijbat says upon any matter pertaining to the, inedicat science is worthy of jatUntfon tait? will perhaps be-welWitfc-the ehiidren if he is heeded in this iastanee r r . ' ,flU! xne w eiaon jrair. e are maebteti to the Secretary. Dr HP m lr . . . . ' n7 ; IZ ;:l.ttr JuyT :n l. "uw JvxpoBiuoa ot tne noanoke anei Tar River Asmcultu- wl G: .i-i i i , . . . . lrtx oucty, w oe neia at weldon on the -coin, u in, aim and ith inst. A cir- fli . 1 n.t , cuiar irom me office of the Secretary says : The premiums are larger than .. vucieu ; me oi- are gentlemen well-known for thpir onarmr ivH I. tl e, ' f .1 T , .Cttl, utV xrjenos oi tne an interview with the foreman, who re bociety m Vireinia and KnTth riTAi;nn . , ..' i , , " . " are using their best efforts in its behalf and, altogether, we hope, and expect, to nave tne most attractive exhibition The Court! . mayob's Court Mayor Johnston being still absent, there was no session oi tne police court again yesterday morning. .Before Justice Davidson Wm Jenkins, colored, indicted in two cases. On Tuesday night he assaulted his wife in the door of a colored church, as she was coming out, while services were in progress. She ran back in the church and thus escaped his wrath. The liege lord was indicted in one case for assault and battery, and in another for disturb ing religious services. He was bound over to Court. T T ir.-vT . uruKii jusxwjjs jJiciN inch a negro man tor ill-treatment of his family and for failing to provide for them the means of support. Put under bond to do better. Marriage of a Jewish Couple. Yesterday afternoon, at the residence of the bride, corner Tryon and Fifth streets, Mr Joel Lindy and Miss Ellen Urucker, daughter of the late Levi Drucker, were joined together in the bands of matrimony. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Henry Ger- soni, of Atlanta,' Ga., and was partly in the Hebrew and partly in the English language. The nrefatnrv i-pmnrl-o and the prayer were in Hebrew, while the marriage ceremony proper was in English. The marriage was solemnized in the presence of the relatives and a very few intimate friends of the bride and groom. The newly wedded pair took the Air-Line train last evening for a bridal tour which will extend over a week or ten days. We ofTVr them our coimratuiatimw. wishing for them length of days and all the happiness of the married state. Completion of the Carolina Central Railroad to Shelby. l he last rail was laid and the last pike was driven in the Carolina Central Railroad, on Tuesday's evening nliniif rlorl- on1 fV J v. w HiiU UJC 11 1111 HUH II I HNNPfl through Charlotte yesterday morning, t ran up to the depot at Shelby. The oc casion was one of great rejoicing among the people, many of whom had gather ed at the depot, not only from town, ut trom the country 'round about. The people generally manifested their satisfaction upon the completion of the road, by giving three cheers for Col S L Fremont, the able and industrious Superintendent of the road. Among those present were many ladies from the town, and a number of the people ot Rutherford county. The people of bhelby are so enthusiastic upon the oc casion, that they speak of having a rail road celebration and inviting the peo ple ot Wilmington and Charlotte to participate with them in a glorification. The Carolina Central now has a con- t:nmns tr.arAr f o4n i -x tinuous track of 240 miles, making it mo luugcBL ranroau in ine state. 17 miles longer than the North Carolina Railroad, which is 223 miles from Char lotte to Goldsboro. Col Fremont, who was in the city last night, is much rejoiced at the late con summationthe finishing of the road from Buffalo to Shelby. He sees in it the prospect of a largely increased busi ness, and a prosperous future for the line. ' For Newspapers Only. The Columbia Register, a paper into the local columns of which many of our items stray uncredited, was hit by the shell which we threw the other day at journals which are systematically guilty of appropriating the articles of their neighbor?; but essays to get out of it by saying that the Obsebyeb has done the same thing. It refers, perhap", to an item which we wrote, based upon a few lines seen in it, concerning a matter of news which was of local interest herethe appointment of the new Treasurer of the C, C. 6c A. Railroad. We publish dozens of items of news daily, without credit; this is nothing uncommon and is not that we are talking about at all, as the Register well knows. We alluded to the dozens of little items which haye as much application in one placets ! "Other, not news, strictly ww VWu lOvlVUO. Ut WU1UU the author perhaps feels a little proud, and the authorship of which he would rather haye the public ascribe to him to whom they properly belongs, than to the man who rob' bed him of them. For instance, if the Register should happen j to say something smart and we should copy It in onr; local columns, pass it off as our own and get credit for it, the Regitter would J rery naturally get mad and feel bored. How- ever, this is just supposing a ease, and as it uufc jieiy ro say anyinmg , smart or we to I steal-it if it nhonld ' thei-A i nnt t oi;A.t. I probamiuyhat It wOI ever come appre tiWe hold that this promiscuous pUfering is legitimate; that it depciTes the men who do the yorkf of the honors that it lowers j jurnsusmr inac-lB U'imnrArMsfnaiii ni i striv- f t...-.- There w o Btiro ,v u.:i. i I vi mo vi iv. layers ?n tne new durance building, yester day. A negro hod carrier had spoken I iri imnurfont. 1 vv,..JO nunc iulv- man of laW -p,w.i whereupon the latter laid down his im I u, J.WVU1UUU, elements and stonned work. Th nth white men followed suit, and stopped also. Mr Woodruff, the eOrirranfnr fw" I . - J iuwu w reiiurae wors uniesa tde negro was disrW xr w-.,r ; brought the negro from Richmond with1 him ori out better cattSBfTlwrhBi'-wnite men after a time re-commenced, and work is proeressine with the former force except the foreman NEW ADVERTISEMENTS KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS. A regular meet ing of Charlotte Lodga, No. 17, Knights of Pythias will be held in their Castle Hall, in the Temple Asso ciation Building, to-night. Prompt attendance of members desired Visiting brethren cordially invited. By oider of the C. C, W. L. BOYD, K. R. & S. sept23 It lOO Gross JgOPTLE and Vial Corks, at T C SMITH 4 CO'S. sept23 The best 75 Cent JANTERN in the city call and get one. T C SMITH & CO. sept23 50 Barrels "IZEROSENE OIL, bought before the late j.x. aayance m price, at T C SMITH & CO'S. sept23 BUY A BOX FLORDE PUMA CIGARS, at $2.03, and return if nuft satisfactory, at T C SMITH A CO'S. sept23 pASHMKRE "DOQUET QOAP, KJ A T 25 cents a Cak. at I T,C8MITHtCO'S. sept23 $5 REWARD, WILL be paid for the return to the Air Line Depot, of a BLACK ANDTAK TERRIER PUP, about three months old, and answering to the name "Daisy." She ran away or was stolen on Sunday last. Call at BREM, BROWN & CO'S Retail Store and buy your boy one of those large Tack Hammers. We only ask 10 cents for them Other Hardware at very low prices. septz Just Come. TBENCH Oandies of the very best make A of a11 kinds- Northern Apples. Also, Bread, Cakes, Pies, fresh every day. We r W1" w x,v w yuu-. uwve us a call. AV N PRATHER fc CO.. Confectionery and Baker, Trade St. sept23 For Sale. A FIRST CLASS OFFICE DESK. Ap 3. ply at THIS OFFICE, sept23 tf Butter and Eggs. BEST Mountain Butter and Eggs, at 8 8 CARTER'S. Commission Store. sept52 JJETAIL JJARDWARE gTORE. We have opened a Retail Hardware Stare. in Yates' new building, next to Schiff A Bro's, where we will sell Hardware at re tail exelubively, low for cash. BREM, BROWN & CO. sept22 3t Home and Democrat copy; GREAT REDUCTION IN l':R iC'EH. BOOTS AND SHOES, AT THE LOW PRICES OF THE GOOD OLD TIMES BEFORE THE WA R GEO. R. FRENCH & SONS, ' " ' ' i -- - i . . . : : l: t' Wilmington, N. C HF TO THE TRADE THEIR LARGE J1sL 18 8HJE3 (bring the largest TXIWt.uJiRl S??- roeaDa i prime A; ZV . . , .u. ..j.-, , r . ,to " umMuv roganB at tl.ou a Mir. Men's flrt cmmlitv I. Tl Calf Bale at S1.00 oer nair. nhilHrm' Paiiah uuk r r i JOB PRIWTIfC The Obskstkk Job Department has been thoroughly supplied : with every needed want, and with the latest tvleof Type, and evety manner of JftS Worp can now be done wltb neatnen, AlsjMtfehi kni cheapness, v "We can furnish at abort nottee - VLASKtiSnii HAJWr .--LETTEItHE IDS, CA3ipj v TAGSBECEnrFOST . raoaRAirais, II AND BILLS, JESSONS ON THE PIAKO. On the 1st day of October, Messrs R Drucker..wiU opu a achool at her residence forner 5th and Tryon street, nearly pppos ite Charlotte Hotel, for tht purpose ofei vinx lessons on the Piano, , ept22 3t T, , , Nice and-Fresh "ffANILLArCREAM-and-PeMut -Candies, 1 . ' . . . just received, at W ' RIT1 E B HO FFS, ' - '" . . -.. . ".. -. ' Bakery and Confectionery,-RTrde fit. septSl ' THE F IN E S T EATING APPLES IN THE STATE' A T THE RISING SUN pRIME FACTORY CHEK3E, AT THE RISING SUN. rpHE BEST GRADES OF SUGAR, AT THE RISING SUN. rpHE BEST COFFEE AT 25 CENES, To be found in Charlotte. AT THE RISING SUN. JjlRESH BREAD, Cates and Pies, every day. AT THE RISING 8UN. WE ARE SELLING EVERYTHING AT BOTTOM PR l CRM AT THK RISING SUN, C. S. II0LT0N & CO S. Sept 22 TO ALL THOSE IN WANT OF GOOD Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco or Snuff, we s DON'T go pat the Store and Manafactory dersigned, whose motto is of t un LIVE and let live. All those tl at l ave (i W I T H usoi.ee are convinced that we dial b hU and you can tell Y U R neighbors so. MOTHERS can send their children and they will i good an article, as if they feme ihmi I N fact, we claim to Rive a better iili i more for the money than the LAW allows. Bat dull times make us do i don't yon forget it. J M MENDEL & CO., Trade St., Hiarlotte, N. C. srptlS A Change. HAVING purchased the Charlotte Yarble Works, my aim is to ..make it second to none in the South, and to offer better in- ducements in the manufacture of Grave stones and Monuments than have ever been done heretofore. I naveemployed a num ber of competent artists, and am prepared to manufacture Grayestones and Mopuments of every description lower than the same can be purchased in aiiy of the Northern cities. Parties liying at a ditance cariTeceive all necessary information by writing tn me for Price Lists and Drawings. Satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. ' JAMJfiS A -JOHNSTON, jniaotf - - 50 GROSS'Swift t CouTtney's 'Malcfies, small bores. ' " ' : r GROSS Matcher, 500 m a box. Just in re fJ ceived by . : . . seplO . W.BUK5W(ELLA& CO. 9 i ir 8TOCK 'AND COMPLETE ASSORTMET in the State) at such low rate as defy com- 1P ot at ' $28 00 and "T "M" ' oeo.-k:frMchsSks; m i iusSl ft ;iat ttitoUiWq mil t v9ah Uwotli t.,. i ... Um & vH-rirfl - .UPtl. at