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l 0Cotton picking is prostessibe Vigoroasly.
1- Aattimh'S tiflts aion aimtist everything
everything
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The different courts
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lots of 'basiness
yesterdsy.
v There was some of the eld time activity
Sunday was a charming day, and all the
churches. were well attended.
The communication 'Grasshopper Papers'
f Jjow idady aorrespndei, Jwill appear one
dajithlsveefc vau i jl
The news gatherer on yesterday scanned
tne streets in yam ; nothing happened,-not
Seyeral of om citizens left for Raleigh, last,
nig&t, to attend the 8tate Fair. , Among
iwwMayor.ioiuwtoiv. two or mree
ftkdies'wer ftfuia hnmb! ; S ,
11 I 11 jU llllica ''il I llil
1 The enenne and fixtnreaof lheiremAAhinA
are being, moted .. out . : an the place that
once kne w the ice machine will soon know
K nor mora forever; i Vote!' vale'! J;
, .Fanny B. Price, ia playing in Richmond
his week.-- She is to appear at'the Charlotte
Opera House ere long," and shels not one'of
the.kind who promises and fails to ''fulfill. '
t Out telegrams' tbis morning announce
that the Convention, adjourned Bine, die on
yesterdsy.'' TJhq important work of this
.body , will oe reviewed editorially in a day or
two '.-": -
The K 9 and the Nameless had another
match game of base ball, yesterday after-,
noon. The game was called on the seventh
inning, dark having come on. At this time
the Nameless were ahead.: - v 1 ' '
' An anonymous ' cbmmnnicalion informs
ns that the alligator which was sent to the
Raleigh school girl, and which we mention
ed the other day, was sent froroi this city
and did not pass through. V
" We should like to know why it is that no
body is getting married. Maybe it is because
the times are so hard. But people who have
tried it on ssy it is cheaper to get married
!mnoMk .o
Cole's great circus exhibited yesterday at
Monroe'" ' It passes up the Carolina Central
Railroad this ; morning, exhibits to-day at
LtpcolntOij, foiuoriow at Shelby, and then
comes to Charlotte. , , .
. 'Ml negro from Cabarrus county was lodeed
vfii jail oi Ibis city yesterday, for assault and
battery,- They have no jail In Concord, at
present, the old one having been torn down
and the new one not being finished.
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Train Delayed.
. The. train on the Western Division of the
Carolina Central Railroad, raa otf the trac k
on its down trip,. yesterday, and did not
reach Charlotte until about 8 o'clock last
evening. Nobody hurt and no great dam
age done. Owing to the accident no con
nection was made with the Wilmington
train here.
Disgusting.
- The supremely disgusting sight of a
very drunk woman, was presented on
College : street last night. She was
dressed in male" attire, and stood up at
the bar room counter and drank like a
man. Subsequently she went into the
street and wallowed in the mud like a
hog. . i.;,ud o.ii : ' ': ,"
DChe Teather.
! A threatening day was ( followed last
evening about undownr by a consider
able wind;-which drove the dust in
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8bje?ta though the streets: tore many
of the autUnnr leaves' -from ' tneir frail
fastenings, causing &exp, "to mingle with
the dusty and eddy and circle from side
to Bide ; of street and. over . fences and
houses, 5 This , was succeeded by a
steady araitt which continued at inter
vals, duringjthe " !n ight, laying the" dust
and thus making itself very welcome. j
j The ladyfwlxb attends upon the saloon
91 ,f esb a. tbuiviat speass ui tue mgn
est terms of the respectful and orderly
behayior on last Saturday night, of the
.Tjval fcaseballigts, composing the clerks
of the two largest? dryiVgoods . firms 1
the city, lessWittkowsky & Rintels
a'nd! : EKaa) t?Cohen ' t cRoesslek That
there should-' have teen naJ ' rude 1 or
-J r fir
e $2 young menhe
thinks ipeaks well for the' breeding of
the JDhard$tja i .youths.' ; -
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The Wty;Governmient;:V,
A commuiii(yon criticising uie Board of
Aldermen for its instructions too the City
Marshal to proceed to the immediate collec
tion of all the taxes due, is piiar file.3 ''It
w wri tten job both, sides andneno is Reject-.
ed. ;iiesides, we tnms: tnat iron corres
pondent will consider this matte?: carefully
he wj!Vseethattheosr4 is doing what is
bestJto tiloneiaboaf thfa, as it has done
about almost everything else .which' '.'has
bbmebefore ii The ' management bf'tbi
city's jlffairs unde 1jhe present : Mayor J ana
Board 'of Aldermen, is almost above criti
otsfh. THeiGMtir wai. nerhans. nWer ioern-
ea more wiser
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Darkey Repartee.. ,Jja
It was at one orthelrains runjiing into
tje.taairn tjcarkey was
if transTerring a box of freight. It. was
more loadithan,hs wanted,' and (be called to1
a iiilapidated specimen of his racenear by. I
W flu!npnf f lkftm rponsftjtfih
xnightyweaM all t wun&t; dat bexainthay
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TAXTO&mtttV&vtei I isn't forgotf Bni
don't y'otMnfnd ybtt hep me carry himi'fore
Dat's so, J?Bf4ft; U (reflecUvdy) X;nebj
hit.
as:Bebby asflat nog yer earned on? ae;
idgh.bHdM
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ber got nufiij bat one hamfurit. ,j0;
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VTlImlhertBn Evening Revletrioo A r
, The firs two numbers of this paper are on
our table. It is published every evening by
Messrs: Price &James.!lTbe formerCieBe,
genUemen lsa son of one of 'the founders df
the' -WilnilriKton Journal kiitt tHn lntrr; mat
j until' recently the city edi.tof of that paper;
The Renew has started as a brikhtnewsv
and readable paper and if .it keeps Vip to'the'
standard at which it begins and we doubt!
uur oesc wisnes are wnn .tnese gentlemen.
nunc, .u, .cq .TTirTr. tn Uhnin. - i
'Catu'thearber. oinfc i .,n3Ki.9.
The: DecatuBryant'who was .put
in jail last -.vf eeTffobeing engaged in
the jofchery 'of llr Jon; JUnkin,.near
uo vivjr, w vuur tun usruer, us may
not - be J generally known. Ha is
very excellent t tarber and , had boine
a good reputation ; im the community;
'Evil com munieations! corrupt i good
luurartr-wneuM goou, manners. " ;
PersonaL,;',h; :?'!, ';;:'.;i; ; ';. " l
Thps rj0 , . Dunn (Senator, D una) of
Soujth Carolina, who took such i an -.active
part in the interest vof the Green
ticket- during the past 'Gubernatorial
campaign, in that State and was thereby
elected Comptroller General, was in the
city on Sunday. ' v 1
Ikrkin Smith, Esq, Secretary ; of the
Atlanii & Richmond Air Line Railroad,
spent yesterday in this city ,:
Early. Rising-. ,
People who get, up early these mornings,
real jo how close winter really is.. There is
"an , eager and a nipping air," about the
hour of. sunrise, which makes one long to
hop back into bed and cover up one's head
This thing of getting up in time to "view
the gorgeous sunrise," see, old Sol as he
climbs the eastern hills, dispelling the mists
and bathing the world in a sea of glory,''
and all that sort of thing ; is no doubt very
fine, but as for us, you really must excuse us
from taking any stock in these beauties.
IM .
A Barber Who Has' "Taking Ways."
For about five weeks past a white barber
named Richard Dillon, has been employed
in the shop of Grey Toole, under the Central
Hotel. 1 On Sunday morninar. when Ferrv
Noble, a colored employee of. the same es -
tablishment went into it. he disco. ered
that the razors were all missing, as was also
some clothing belonging to himself and an
other colored roan. Pursuit was given, and
Dillon, was overhauled on the line of the
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Railroad.
He. was dressed up in the best of the stolen
clothes, and had with him about 30 razors.
straps, shaving brushes, cups, Ac. His cap
tors harnessed him and he now reposes in
the jug,' because he was put under a bond of
$200 for his appearance at Court, and no
body has $200 worth of confidence that he
would appear if turned loose,
A Bath in the Catawba.
On Saturday last a lady and gentle
man of this city, started in a buggy to
visit a friend across the river in Gaston
county. Arriving at the ferry, the gen
tleman got out and led the horse into
the boat, but before, the buggy followed
the boat got loose from its fastenings
and drifted out. The horse began to
back, dragging the gentleman with him,
and the consequence was that -both of
them got into the water. The gentle
man sank twice, the water being deep,
and was nly ' prevented from going
down the third and perhaps last time,
by the opportune assistance of the ne
gro who attends to the ferry; Who seized
him and pulled him ashore. "
.Western Horth Carolina at the Phila
delphia Centennial.
The Western North Carolina Land
Company, (principal office at Charlotte,
N." C, branch office at Philadelphia,
Pa.) shipped over the line of Western
North Railroad, last week, for "the Cen;
tennial at Philadelphia more than 5Q
varieties of lumber,nine boxes of miner
als, weighing 771 pounds, over one
hundred varieties' of herbs and roots,
i er with many' of' the cereals, all
the products" of Western North Caro
lina, i: .-- '. ' ,
This is the first effort of this ' compart
riy to deyelope the mineral and other re
sources ;of Western Carolina. .The cpm
pany represents $200,000 paid up capi
tal .-with the right and ability to in
crease the same to a much larger sum.
It ls$p:&tro business;
men wjtimteres in the work, and, if
met on the part of railroads and their
officialswfth the ehergy'they; deserve
this company will do much,, to. aid;in.
the advancement nfyarjous mdustrial
pnrsuits of.rthe' ;Siate."r;:-TheReTiJ.
Rvlston, Di B.f of NorristpWtt'j Penn., is
President of thfe anyand! W W1
Flemmg, .Ssjsqi; epirefits Pihe : com-j.
pany.mthis cityfi A ,-UliK i,-.fVs;
Turning a Man's Owu G uiis .Upon Him.
t r,ifh city, editor bad hardly, tarned his back 1
o.thpfilce, last) fWufaji to; ie: absent!
over Sunday, .when all Ahe .'old ? stifia- and
bams in the city,: came Tolling bpt of law1
offices and other places, 'tobk(TosessidW1 of
the sanctum, cocked their stripedl feet 'and
dirty socks npch the1 table, 'drank up afl .'the'
liquor triatf nid,s been jleftsittiBg1 aroundl
luoiw, uejonuiAeejojis, jWera
sent' up with the compliments ol t&ft senderl
to i the local reporter and :. ftfentsita i writing:
poetry (?) abemfe the absent one. ! ; IWe are pai
tient. and. long! sufiering," and at least phe'orj
these youag inien ha' previously J lidrfae a
good chaaettli? We HoM?"ffl&? for he
begged to be spared atJeast l-iooaifh to
maite aenasvWPiSimisdoings 1- He ;wakti
tol.4. to gpajfd sin. noi Tudre,? but' to ' possess
htosell to Jear'and-.trebbline.7. to" tha tba 1
thatte might guard' agafflsf ' 'those' teisl
r'hlm iSto'ifie' poertoVthe etrong man.
lcnewot 'what hVdifl.1 ' 7T teXtonmXeAeeA
With, tobacco,, he Jjflowed , ,Us .ar,onn4 .and
An Armed. Courting JSxpedition:.
jdiihaveLjfften,f,beardiof storminK
Lthft fortresa of i woman's heartland
now comes aione a; man who must
Ifim'kolnmklin -a' Hterkl
TOannerfjAtflewtjdar-he '1 passec?
through here one day last weelL going
yiL- n wui vmg cj( puuiuD as uia irienas
saidhe' bore about bim a pistol and
jiywieiuuief jeiHifa .tor onence or
defence... 'The incident suggested a
melody which possessed -no little in-
feresi iqr ns in pur younger days : : n
''Tbfrog went a eourting he did fciride
,'--umrh bumnh? A ,
.The.frog ,went a courtinsrbe did ride.
w iin a sworu ana , pistol by hif Sjqe,
;nin -ts. r .'-..;?osj i - M 9uJ s
I ;-M.AY0's Cokkt.RB Dillon was.be
:for Hisj'Hodorithe'- 'Mayor -yesterdtty
elsVWHere and in, ,'jj20(te
went to jail, .' . .-:
i.r.EMza Davidson, colored) ' arid"' if ,E
Elliotf,' white, for tn'aflaJJ 'Jlried $5
and,' cost, each. ..' : ' ' ,. ;!' -V,':-,
Before Justice Davidson Nash Gal
loway, and Sarah Gateway, colored, for
fornication and adultery. Bound over
to Court.
Henry Stewart, colored, for trespass.
Fined $2 and cost.
Before Justice McNinch. James
Barber, colored, committed to afwait
trial until to-morrow. Nash Galoway,
colored, for contempt of Court, sentenced
to 48 hours in jail and remain in there
after until he pay costs and jail fees.
Joseph' Henry, colored, for receiving.
stolen goods. Bound over to Court and
in default of bail was committed. , , .
Arthur Long, for larceny. Bound
over, and in default of bail was commit
ted. Laundy Sears, colored', for.issault;
case dismissed upon payment of costs.
Milton Fonz, colored, for trespass.
Case compromised.
Win Wilkins vs. John A Hays, for
breach of contract and two hundred
dollars damages. Shipp for plaintiff,
Johnston for defendant. Judgment for
plaintiff for damages in two dollars and
fifty cents and cost. .
Soicide of a Prominent Citizen f Lex
ington. We learn from a friend at Lexington, that
that town was thrown into a fearful state of
excitement on Saturday morning last, when
the fact became known that one of the most
prominent citizens, Dr J Pinnixrhad de
liberately committed suicide by blowing his
brains out at his residence in the town, about
2 o'clock on the morning in question.
The facts, as far as we have been. able to
ascertain them, are aa follows : On the
evening of the 8th insU, at bed time, Dr
Pinnix told his wife that he felt very badly
and requested her to leave him alone and to
go and sleep in anoti er room. This, at
first, she gently refused to do, when he re
marked : "If yen don't go, you will regret
it ;" or something to that effect. She then
left the room without any apprehension of
the result that followed. At about 2 o'clock
in the morning the report. of a gun awoke
his Wife and the neighbors. It was some
time before the exact locality of the shoot
ing could be ascertained, so entire -
pected waS the event. Finally it' was found
the doctor's door was locked on the inside.
It was broken in by some neighbors who
gathered in, when a ghastly sight met their
view. Dr Pinnix was in the bed, with his
brains shot out and scattered all oyer the
pillow and bedding, but life; was not entire
ly extinct. He expired about 7 o'clock , in
the" morning, without speaking or recogniz
ing Any one, leaving the whole matter en ¬
veloped in a profound mystery.
He ased a rifle gun, put it in position near
his bed and tied a string to the trigger, which
he seemed td"have pulled while lying down.
The ball passed entirely through his brain.
The probable cause for the rash act has not
been learned, as it is not known that he left
any written statement. His brother M H
Pinnix,; Esq., a prominent lawyer of Lexing
ton, and the present Representative from
Dayidsoa. county,- attributes it to his bodily
affliction. He has been in bad health for.
some, time, though not confined . to bed re
cently. His fiaanancial condition is good
as far. as, can be learned, and he was perfect-'
y solvent,; . , He owns large tracts of land in
J)ayid3on county and was and has been
since the war largely engaged in manufac
turing tobacco at Thomasville. " 1 - -J ' ; " :
Dr'Pinnix was born in Caswell- county
where he has seYeral brothers' w living; he
some mty-n ve years - oia. . .. jxe , leaves a
wife, aind, na son .;, his son jias. been; and is
row a student at Uuignam s Military Bcaoou J
Deceased was a strict rnember of the afetho-
dist Chncch; was quietand exemplary in his
manners and hkd a greas many' frierids in
the-conraiunity' where be 'ijvecC.1 The im
pression is gaining ground In teifegton, we.
learn 'najpr Pinnix's sufferings were so
ggreayt that he, could not bear them, when his
inigfy4WAl-aniii.tb)appyev9eflait; -fol-;
8er tieei ir thSecohl Tre&li
!ih f.
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)Thfe first exercises lield;in the new
ifiQ iojpieisWei interest,-!: the large
artdri capaclousc room it was ' well filledi,
bieegs'fip ttPpn ItheiChurch
and aUj.who attended dt;oiiHestated.in
ahort-address subselunt'to1 IMs ' that
an a, iuiiuic nixie,- wiicu tue - vu(UAUg
kwiC M prgnhr,; sqvkfped 'and
;ftrjhedDr8HumejrtwQuH
yvu?H jVH cv Jf jPaACA4A;ai0UVE;
jot tae-xshurfihancr Wa tnebrbner ner-
sbti:i'6onSecrate3:t, Wftne' wo&hin i
. : . . . i x t An m Si
1 ne Rev Alfred Morrison, so well known
Presbterittif ChurcH, ?6ok? place, on
Thte fficiattoglpa)W ft
bekutuliMnU'to'uchmff nrftver"inVokinr
NO. tout
to this community, preached the oper
sis, wheretGod commanded7 Noah and
all his o'lonterlinto '.the sAr.
ei'urn the mountaba tops, bones of
earth an4a9tfie)r-oesiis pf an extinct
race? provedeonclusiyejy that this earth
sion and1ipheavall 4 A wicked andper .
W fwPyer as o a wanpingJ ui
they" heeded it not. j : Each day the sun
be! a(flopd . Christ, wpirr Ark of Safety
ana ne earnestly anvites all to enter hi
In my Fattiert house'f!there is1 breadl
r (Wrr Yirx'-W- ims usaivauon
irWrrwere,;" can buy
ttfhoutipnce.j Aa it was in the days of
tne fioodj so it is now. " : Life is full
waTteingfor'Tis1 tbreDare for . daatru
- J.r fe ftee?ea a more con-
.venient seascp. t In conclusion ne'maLe'
an earnest appeal for" - all to obtain,
w i tuuuu ueiay, an inneniance tnat is m
cbrrupiibleana: .'.tnat fadeth not away.! 1
Mr Morrison has a fine i physique,, a
strong voice a fluent and graceful de
livery; a plausible manner, iand a pern
Biuwiyc eiuquence in nis rone tnat en-
uhuj me sympatny ana attention of nis
auditors Where one is stricken down
another is'f48Bia upin place, u The tall
figureahd excited voice of ;the young
preacher, bore to us a. striking resem
blance to the oratory of , his father, Dr
R H. Morrison, whom old age has com
pelled to retire from the pulpit'at which
we have listened from childhood. The
large concourse of friends and relatives
who heard Mr M on Sunday, were well
pleased with his discourse, and augur
foi: him a future that will be crowned
with glory and much good. :
COlMCiriCiTKD.
The Girl and the Circus. .
The Southern' Home, dear ma: 1 have
The prettiest of the season; t -.;
With the elephant and tiger too
And everything in reason.
Sure, to the circus I must to. .
The cost will be but trifling ;
I will from lady riders learn. '
How best to give the high Ming;
My shoes are new' my stockings too,
My "pin back" is just splendid ; '
For thanks to pins,; my dress begins,
Just where Eve's costume ended.
The eleyated seats will show
That my new hose are striped, ..
And all to whom these presents come,
My termination's biped.
Now, dear ma, do let me go.
Thereafter I'll be sin-sick,
And be much better all the time,
(My Lord I I loll a pin stick.)
Oh, daughter dear, you must not go, .
The' fine as the Queen of Sbeba,
To the circus and menagerie,
And be taken for a Zebra. ' ..-
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WE have the best Twine in the market for
sewing Corn and Flour sacks, only ask
10 cents a ball for it. Call at the retail store
of ' BREM, BROWN & CO.
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PRONOUNCE our 6 Cent Flor del Fumars
unsurpassed. . ,-r.
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FRESH HOHE
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The Oasxavxx Job Department has bees
thoroughly, snpplled with every, needei
want, and with tha laUat itrles of Type, an
every manner of Job "Work can now be
With neatness, dispatch an! cheapness.
' "We can furnish at short notice
BLANKS, BILL HEADS, ,
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LETTEBHE 1B3, CARDS,
TAGS, RKCEIPTS.JrX)8TKBS,
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,; : PA1LPBLSTS. CHECKS, tt
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ftotofiib at'tto rafe'qfien (lO) cmtt per
Hney-for each iruertioti. No advertise
&ext taken for text ihb 1wenty-Jivt cent.
Eight words make a ims t
r -JD8T Received, "40 bushels MounUia
Green Apples; at W M CKOWELL'8.
,AFBW gentleman Oari be accommodated
with board, iftth withqnt lodging, at that
canpniently sHaated hotise, next to Dr
Fort reSWen 'Jablsfstipplied with the
best the market aTods.A Terms reasonable.
- :OCt7:lwv: r :..,:-. JOHN 8HOLAK,
WAREHOUSE.
nORNm Trad etreet-.aad K. C. 4 C. a
, DIRECTO-RobI McDowell, JC Bur
roughs, Hon WlIson,'qen D H HiU;
A Shorter Caldwell, Manager.
" Cotton, Fertilizers. Floor, Grain and all
FPdf ff Merchaodise Stored at Reasonable
Bates.. Advances Negotiated at 8 percent
Interest on Cotton iniWawhouse.
... Our buildina-haa baenhomnvhlv mmI.
, wd. fitted np.,expreMly or our business.
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. We would resnectfnllv call thm attention
of oar friends to the feet that we are increas
ing ourjKoca daily, and are fully prepared
to meet the demands of all our customers
and guarantee satifaction in every particular ,
Respectfully,
E B ALEXANDER fe CO,
tUillege Street.
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CABOLIHA PAEK,
CHARL0TXE, S-. C, H0V. 17, 18, 19
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FIRST DAY-Vfdiiesday, Nov. IT.
Fibst Rack
Trial nurse S150 : second honie .Vi A
dash of 1 of a mile. For all asres. with one
hundred pounds on each. .
Second Raci 1
Abd-el-Koree stake for two year olds $100,
$25 entrance, P. P. Half mile heata, second
none $mi out o( tne stake. Three to fill.
Thud Rica
Club nurse 150 : tSO to"ieond hors.
One and half mile dash. Wtiaht for aea.
SECOND DAYTharsday, Nov. 18.
First Race
Club purse $125 :
$25 to 'second horse.
Mile dash,
Secobd Raci
Central Hotel stake mils' heats 123 en.
trance; Pr P. $300 added by "the Central
.tioiei, xnree to nil.' 1 ' :1
Third Rack
Railroad stakes two mils heats 50 en.
traace half forfeit. - $500 1 added bv the
Railroads,, entering Charlotte. Three to
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THIRD DAY Friday, Ntv. 19.
Fibst Racx ; i u.
. Cochrane purse 11 mile dash. $129 ad
ded by W & Cochrane. $25 to second hone.
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Charlotte Holet stakes-half mils heats,
$10 entrance, P. P, $150 added by Charlotte
Hotel. $50 to second horse, .
Thisd Rack
Consolation' purse. $J50-$50 to the second
horse one mile dash:" For horses that have
run and not won first money; 1 Those beaten
once allowed 7 twice 12 and three times 18
pounds. . " " ' '
In, all Club Purses entrance free.
A walk over or distancing the field enti
tles a horse to first money only.
Entries in Club Purses close at the Judge's
Stand, at 4 o'clock P. M, : the day previous
to. the race. If the races are not closed at
.that hour thirty minutes will be allowed af
ter they are finished.
All stakes close at the Secretary's Office at
9 o'clock P. M.t Nov. 13th, 1875;
The races will be governed. by the Rules of
the American Jockey Club. i - it
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venable's 'artthmetics.
Mcguffey's Readers.
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WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY.
QUACKENBOS' HISTORYQF THE
MAURY'S'' SERHS 0 APH Y.
CQRELL'S, 6I Y.0TS, And MON
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