, JOD PRINTINC. ; , .
The Obskbtkb Job Departmenl Jas bees
thoroughly supplied with erery needed
want, and with the latest stftti AI I jpt, ft
every manner of Job Work can now be "
WltU neatness, dispatch and cheapness.
- We ean furnish at short notice
BLAKKB. BILL HEADS, ' ' :z
. a vLKTTKB HE IDS, OABDS, .
v '': TAGS, ESC2IPT3, P03TEI1S, ; V
- : ' PBOGRAUMES, HAND BILLS,
-PAUmLEXa. CUXCXS, e
4 1
V- COMGIXRIOX RA.TX3.
ally 1 year, (postpaid) in advance,
I 3 B.""i'i,'l v-
-r 2 oo
V
J s vniiT mmuu taK4t A
ekly, (in the cottnty) in advane ' $2 00
' oat of the county, postpaid, 2 10
" 6 month,' , , 105
af Liberal redactions for date.
voL.xn.
CHABL0TTE, iN.; C,i J,TH0HSDi. OCTOBER' 14. 1876,
NO. .2 046
Ji5S ii,,
CnHLLOTTE 0E3EEVEB,
0
L
, ti
i
S MITH & F
SECOND; FALL STOCK,
I
-OF-
A N D
.... - V
' .'itr s r -, K. yjf. sj
TJR MR FORBES has just returned from the Northern Markets, and we are now re
eeivlnx ul Second Fall Stock of BOOTS. 8HOE3 AND LEATHER. which ia fall and
complete In every Department, and will be told at prices that defy competition.
r . WHOLESALE AND RETIAL '
, MjCRCHAKTS Are especially requested to examine oar Stock before purchaain ,
17E 7itl.rn 0 T B E O n D E nS OLD .
r 't otf O
S M I T H- :&
U O H 7
isnAiiLOTTE. n. c.
ctlS
1875
NEW ARRIVAL.
aw'j-cf il'woa moot -sim.'a: L
f3.'
fFOE THE FALL AND
erio tliePublic
Vf VllilGUlOtO JLLUllUJ
mz sii fiiinii,
at. X-
To befbiind in tD
goods in, enaess variety. We
Vbriage 'SaUsaaioti yriaranteedHai al Ml
yi cfXB WADE & PEGRAM,
Opposite Central Hotel!
Ladies and Gents' fine goods a specialty. ep21
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
si
Supply of Lounges, all grades.
Ceflne on hand. .
J. S. PHILLIPS,
HE R C HA 17 T TAILOR,
U lU I'R C E ll 3?
iiU) y'-i". -ill.
' A
1
-ALWAYS
CHAR LOT
GUARANTEES
m
NEW MEAT
..J.i 77
it .-Mo! if.
ff V ill V
. .... T..1 irtihio lis.f
' r ' i'V: - G2rV JlPfV .......
i O St ' OS) oBiJ
kj Kvtxzs, .y Vfjj,rfjr,
1 'Springs' BuildJfSg, Opposite CeMtral'HoWTrade Street,
dl tA
AXD WHOLESALE A
'rENNESSEEs,nBEE
- -1J "v " - - ... . t V. ... I .... . . ri . . .. t - T -.--7 T -. - - I iUlU V ..v.- J : .'-w ...
. A Ai-W r i r, l t nT .: ,Mr affectatheopacneCTMe
' 1 'HrEiiiRSTMJLA MEAT MAEKET, ANU BUUWi iJxium bltadnsssihatefowmrrrf Uty.; and Ugt deaW 'iiffiim.mVUW .mwamrii his residence a 1
Vf Mt JaJ!&Jr A I.,- -W.. miatr.mtS wanted. k I . . . -ii4-2::4fcTff frfr'fifJTrS !?WSS!r 5S7J s.vit&klaflM-liAnaaavnPrTmn atMt. I -.'t--
r ...... ;r..r...f .:An Wct..vW, . uf, pnyaic
ru: I: 7 "'V? -" -. - 1 ? ; n.- jlt ra.aWiAfid.-et;n lPmttJ3WW and caused an improved feeliag jr. financial theaeeforth he fohnd athTeht,' i4sy .-j 1o
V ;i ,.S,-rMet?InW rrom a.-m w - p. .r.v.. rrr -Urmi SA'W dmaeireleifvir ie sdi nl .taHSCr. 'r l.tl
' ''.ia'i ;. ii ' '.-. :vt ? urir.io frf(7 - v,t ,-,f(fri i . mi t A . -.!.'. j. v; wiW4" " t?wia 2iid
OR B ES '
!
FORBES
6 NT BUILDING, TRADE STUEET,
1875
r'..
WINTER TRADE.
tHi best Stookjbt
WHIM JJJLMXIVViw iu-wwi
arid ChildreIls,
respectfully solicit your pat-
43 iv
DKALKK8 IN
FURNITU R ii
BEDDING, &c.;
No. 5, West Trade Street.. f
CHABLOTTE, W. a
JUST RECEIVED.
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF
Parlor Suits, in Hair Cloth
Terry and Beps. Also, a new
A' full assortment of Metalic Cases, Caskets and Wood
RaAs L H!0 T E L.
U. C. '
v
9 .
SATISFACTION.
''"I.
I,&70:
i!,tiigriM ,iTmw t'- v
Et Ri
KETAIL DKALKK8 ia : s(tf, v
MARKET.
'I '- ? :n,t
VL 1 . . IUi
' tQ ri.W'4 .fWavlasM f'MeBankWOM instenY&fr f deigned ttf Its prbWorouiJ ! hJ
T H E Ci I TY
'" '(m'.i:?. CSty. Bulletin.
t (A ! -. V U
? ? fiir-cos day ! Hoop la ! ; , , . 4 . . t ,
Fish are right plentiful ta market,: and are
rery fine. 1 "v'' ' r ! r.;n.'i n -
Just as good nights' for sleeping parp oses.
as are ever sent. 1 . . ;
The steam man, the clown, the elephant
and the striped male! i : ;.f
And the skeeters, also the , vast msjority
of them have '"gone to join the In fusible
host." . .."ij ' . ' (.
This is the season of the year to set oat
bulbous roots, and ladies will " make a note
on it" i
Th h1a Af thm Tihflivan nmnrrtr. next I
to the Central Hotel, will take place at the J
Court House door to-day at 12 o'clock.
! To B N Smith we are indebted for a dosen
of very fine large apprea. He has a good
many more of the same kind.
Grape halls haye almost disappeared from
the pavements .
"Believing we rejoice,
To see the corse removed."
There is going to be a merry ringing of
bells in Charlotte next week if all reports
be true, Atlanta will furnish the Bell.- At
lanta Herald
The 60 pound California squash, of which
we spoke yesterday, ornaments one of the
large show windows of Mr J T Butler's beau
tiful jewelry store.
The house fly is neither so numerous nor
so sportive, but when he does settle squarely
down on your note, he stick eth closer than
a brother.
The meeting at Tryon Street M E Church
continues, and the interest is on the increase.
The pastor, with what assistance he can get,
ia laboring with great faithfulness. J,'.
They look so happy and comfortable as
they sit around the tables in the beer saloons
these evenings and p!ay pitch to decide who
shall set up lager,
, The ladies of the Baptist Sewing Society;
will give an oyster sapper and festival en
fuesday evening, We charge the public to
bear this in mind and give them V liberal
patronage.
As the dramatic season is about to open.
we advise you in advance not to go out be
tween acts. Take a "tickler" with you, or
else "hoist in" enough before the play is be
gun, to last you until it is finished.
This will be one of the days when the
average man wishes he was a little niggexso
he could take the middle of the street and
follow the show around, walking dose be
hind the elephant.
The sanitary condition of the 'city chal
lenges comparison with the meet favored
localities of the country, and generally the
people of Charlotte have reason to be proud
of their thirty city, and grateful for the in
numerable blessings vouchsafed them
Tolerably Steep
' It is said that the hill this tide of Spencer's
Ford is so.worn down in the middle that
the driver of a buggy cannot see - his horse
without danger of falling over the splatter
board. This Is pretty steep for Gaston roads
but we insist it is mere hyperbole, nothing
more.
JEngiaes at the Fair.
The Erie City Iron Works, through its
Charlotte branch, under the charge of Mr W
C Morgan, has on exhibition at1 the Fair
Grounds, this week, four handsome engines
of different kinds . as well as other machin
ery. Mr Morgan never fails to be represent
ed at our Stite Fair. Raleigh New.
Very Probably True.
We all know him well up here, and think
this story highly probable, as he will insure
anything, from a stove up. The Atlanta
Herald, in its incidents of Howes' circus ex
hibition, in Atlanta, says: "Clarence
Know les is following along, trying to get
Barnum to-insure his circus tent. Business
is business, you know."
Postal Cards.
The new postal cardj are coming through
the mails, and are a great improvement on
the first attempt. They have no border, and
the card board is stiff and elastic In the
right hand corner is the stamp, with a sin
gle scroll over the initials U. S on which is
printed the words "Postal Card," and below
it a line of direction for writing the address.
Odd Fellows' Excursion.
, : A number of the officers and "; members of
Mecklenburg Declaration Lodge Nq 9 t O O
F, of this city, left yesterday .morning for
Monroe, j'( The object of their visit is to
tablish an vOdd Fellows' Lodge in that flour
ishmg town. The sxcursionisU will return!
.rr.Tw.1-rrr r, , . , : : ; ! r
Th JIuiIbmi of th A Afr.V.lBA
'3pr oamesyiiie J iii.yv Southron, r-says :
t-Freight on the Air-Line Is daily increasing,
A new freight Bchedale .was put on a few
'dava since, and all the ratline atoclr.' fnclnd-
J(pg:'ihe four new engines; is enga;m
moving it. The management is giving en-
tire satisfaction tothe people, and restoring
confidence in
this c aveat
and
.popular
thoroughfare."
""J'tH M
3 sn qf. J
Jin Old Violin
nuna tla&3,'sM agents the eustanoahetween; the st and Ae cotton
Air-Line Railroad, has left at the orabf platfm, WMquaUy
fWl'TJ rtVnwlLn:hld ld lnHn!Jwli&lftt was the iam that the, dravs and other
Col D O Maxwell, an: old, old vioUn.J which'
belongs ah 'oloTientleman in Soath'Caro
linSiaquwujwt ii wjuue, vu ion uuiao
of the violin can be seen some Italian words,
of that old
ti tr rtiTf
A tsad. Practiced
and 'next OOr W 1 eyiaenuy me aaiu vi luc uiBxiuiaciurcr, o-j lonagwun pim m.H wif ouj uuu own
i b.i , - 'fri th wiuiih takhichisnsiThi
vears. Don ryou toowuthat
- Thh( 14 frotg Achf-be ? ; It, has bejn, weMjeaerJly,upp
ascertained ffiaVthe haiil of lookliigoutliheto
railrc cars hlle the windpws are open ia
exceedingly? :injoxiu
I snarp arais w un air, cauaoui. pjr vue rapiu 1 jeeUOg prevalieaoa DOU Bluflfe i a iiin .i .m 1:1 : :.:,:,, -T -.TTi
'- ."ij l -if.-. ?.-nnrt I -'!. i on
Feaat ef Tabernacles .4 f ',
To-day; the 14lh(is the. Hebrew) .Feast of
Saccoa, or Feast of Tabernaeles.r. It follows
four days' after the Bay of Atonement;; This,
feast is pot observed as rigidly aa 'ie Rcuh
Hasbanah,' the lleweai or,ylon Xapper,'
the Day of Atonement, on bothVof-which
days Israelites everjwbere"spapndbasinessf
To-day their, storeiiiid othe ples bosiv
' ness will be kept open and bninesa f ,wUi. be '
iransaciea as wan io
Tipe-Writrnf In the Mans,
The ; Postmaster-Qeneral decides
that I
"matter printed or written with a
type-1
writer" is matter to which no specific rate of J
nostasie is assiened. and -si snch is sabiect to I.
letter-rates of postage. It is also decided
that 1 sobscriben to Newspapers should re- r
move their names from the marzins Of such f
papera.beifort maUmg
wise thev Lecome. subject to letter-postage.
The Courts. . !r':.! -; '
Matqji's CooBr.Hagh Shovelin , was be
fore His Honer. yeaterday. morning, in two;
cases, for affray, and was' fined. $2; and cost
m each. ' ' ; " . jtj
Anna Albright, and Josie Owens, : both I
colored. were up Tot fan affray, arid ' were I
each fined SI and cost.
There was nonbusiness of a' .criminal na
ture before any of the1 Msg istrates.
An Animated Scene
The streets were enlivened last evening
with ladies and children. The latter seem
ed particularly delighted by the bracing
weather, and the vigorous glow of health
that sat upon their cheeks gave evidence of
a salubrious season. The shops could not
complain of dullness, snd altogether people
seemed happy, with the exception, probably,
of collectors, whese faces looked as "tight"
aslacrv, :
Henry Frost
The ground Was, covered, early yes-
terday ; morning with a heavy frost,
much the heaviest )f the season. There
I ' -t v . . . P i ; ,1
of last month, but it was a ught one and
did no (damaged Tboa opVof VeslJerday
. ... . . -. -
morning' . it mea potato vines, cotton
loavfifi Tin dntiht. and- other vminir and
I tender growths.
I Soliciting Aeentl.:
Where the carcass is there do the
eagles gather," it hath been said: and
una is suggested py me iact mac me
town; was full of railroad sokciUne
agents yesterday. T9 see the applica -
bility of the quotation in the present
instance.' ana muftti realize that Char -
lotte shirjs iust anv amount of freieht.
onrl that intl fcr the, nrMncA
here of so manytt, of these railroad
"eagles." -
Cotton Burned.
...
On yesterday 1$0 bales of cotton were
burned on the 'Air-Line Railroad, be
tween Charlotte and Greenville. It was
through cotton; from Atlanta to New
York, and was loaded on flat cars.
The fire originated from a spark from
the engine, and the destruction of the
150 bales was almost complete.. The
flooring of. the flats was burned, but i
the ranning works were not materially
damaged.
A Hatch Game of Billiards,
French carrom, 100 points, was play
ed between Dr CF Brem.and Messrs D
J Butts and C E Moss, at the Turf Ex
change, last evening. A large crowd
was present and much interest was
manifested. Mr Butts came Out ahead,
Dr Brem second, and Mr Moss third.
The playing of each, fell 50 to 100 per
cent. beloW his usual game.
;" 1 if , 1 ;
FenonaL v- :- , ' ' n
We had a pleasant call last evening,
t ir. 11.. j Vr,l'Ii, v -
travelinfiirr the interest of -thew;!
YorkDaily, Bulletin,
rt uiuu uuuo ouuiui HfjHwu
teem of commercial men, and whioh
has a large emulation in all the prftf- Ce
cipal cities of the United States. Mr. ,,.tral Wasron Waul'' ' " ' '
tlolmes will call upon our business,
men to-day, with the view of inducing
them to subscribe for the Bulletin.
Ordination ef a Pastor.
ThasRev W M Hunter, who 'has for some
time past been ministering to the, congrega
tion of the Associate Reformed Fresbyterian,
Church of this city, will be ordained as pas-
tor of the church on Tuesday next, the 19th
test; s( commencing at.10 o'clock . A
i ata jiner.wiu,e aaersauu or, cauur -
dsM; Jtev. W'B Press)y ., will ' preach thef'lind go out by the same way that they enter?
ordin. m
propounu w ewwumuouw 'qywvwua, uii
Rev JE PreasTy will address !the nisterr;.,.
'i1!!!? 1 L-oibYsPanvill
Wresterday morntog.inted,r " L.ZLjiiJ. ilL'lil' LitiL -iLvitf ttf ii
! ith joy Ihe hearts of tteideutsjaiar,!
q'jM&WiWtfatifalag until
from the corner of Trvon to the old'foundrv
j- T.; v . 4 ; ' .-.(, ' - , 4. " J x;an,yiwe xuuiroaa.wixn xne ounness men 01
hhuiiajilfwat. bloeked wtlwaMnt, and wtKEifttfj I'-Hsii irf
; grea was we jama rayanu ower
it and the serviees of th!polica iwere, calleI
Into requisition to range the cottori wagons
many' at iane fTbers wal i'rintetf of last Wintift!
nidla.r!3:M
were
a .lmrrwin
J since last seasoa.Caad there was I much inthh
A Cbalotte Hone Beat at the State Fair.
t.'nWe see from,, the Rajeigh Sentinel
that rin a race at the jState Fair on
Tuesday, Jonanny, of this city came put
third .best. The Sentinel says of the
race: "In the second race, mile dash, !
parse $50 ; $35 to 4st horse, $10 to 2d,
and $5 to 3d: "Same judges. ; Four
entries': Joe ' Nanhii. rider'a ' weieht
Ii3 M' ponndVr Mary Long113 ,1-4
pounds ; ' Flora,- 111' '' pounds ; Charlie
Moore, 111 pounds. Mary Long came
put ahead; winning the heat and the
race. Time 1:55 1-4; Flora. 2d Joe
Nannie, 3d. Stj
. .'i...
,TM XlttCfl, Punishment.,, , ' " -?
- We fear that some of oar peace efficers are
sealoos over-much. Several instances have
charged 1
with minor offences have been tried in two
courts, first' by the Mayor and then by a
Magistrate! "This is all wrong. A man
ought hot be punished more than once for !
the same offence, and when this is done it
amounts to absolute persecution. It looks
toomach like kicking a man when he is
down to . nab him as soon air he' es-
capes one court, and lug him into another
to psy more fines and costs. We are in
pay more nnes ana costs
favor of the punishment of criminals, but
are still more in favor of fair play. We
make these remarks because we believe in
justice to all men. "A word to the wise,"
Ac. ' '- ;""
Dnprez & Benedict's Minstrels.
We are highly gratified to know that
this excellent company will occupy the
Charlotte Opera House on the evenings
of the 21st and 22d inst. Duprez &
Benedict's Minstrels are famous. No
company of its kind In the United States
has, at finer reputation, and those who
want the pure, unadulterated fun, can
have it on Thursday ond Friday nights
J of next week. As a burnt cork crew,
I this company ia a success, as can be
; , , , A .
was organized in 1852, and the fact that
it has beei traveling ev4r since, is the
i . ... .. , , ,
I nest ey Wence pi US menu. Jar J jo.
I Laina. tha. ffentlemanl v acreht of the
ftrodpe, was im our office yesterday. Re-!
served seat tickets will be on sale at
Phifer's book store.
Great New York and Hew Orleans Clr
This the day for Cole's noted circus to ex
hibit in this city. The show was at Shelby
1 yesterday, and will arrive here this morning
I about daylight. The exhibition, has been
I thorouehlr advertised throughout all this
country, by means of the newspapers, flam-
ng posters ana more moaesi nana miis, ana
every creature within a radius of 20 miles,
who can raise 75 cents, or throttle religious
scruples, will be here to-day to see it. We
i are safe in saying to the circus-going popu-
I ration, that they will see a magnificent
show. It is described by the papers wher
ever it has been, as one of the very best that
has ever visited the South: and those who
are fond of the sports of the saw dust arena
will to-day and to-night have opportunities
of feasting thei r eyes and ears to the com
plete satisfaction of both these faculties.
The Railroad Bace Parse.
. In. the programme for the races on Caro
lina Park, next month, is put down a .Rail
road Parse of $500. , It was not expected
that the railroads would subscribe this much
and It was proposed that the association
would make up the deficit between the
amount subscribed and that named. The
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Railroad
took the lead, and with commendable liber
ality subscribed $50, offering to double it if
called upon ; Col W R Myers, for the At
lantic, Tennessee & Ohio Railroad, subscrib
ed $25, and will pay it oat of hi own pock
et, with a generosity characteristic of the
man, but will let it go in the name of this
road of which be is the; President. The
Carolina Central refuses to give anything at
all( but Wers touring persona in parties or
ten or more to the noes for half fare. The
uVe notheard from. 1
of thefisotion wiUmake..
au. miuv eau aaj vv w v
The members
up the $500
1 nemetyBa. intt.iru,w given na u iu
I railroads had actually subscribed it. . ,
k Tne inconvenience resulting from the I
Richmond A Danville RaUroad Company
( having blocked - one end of the Carolina
Contral wagon way, by building its platform
immediately in front of it, thereby entirely
. preventing access to the way ; by j that , end,
was seriously felt yesterdsjv When there was
a large amount of cotnn the city which
had to get to the . cotton if eighers by thi
way. The process of , delivery was greatly
delayed through wagons being compelled,
tarter aenvennK mar loaasi w mrn arouau
I .ft SP:?-
i wpn.oi wuura w booiw w great, uuujt
lance, and the authorities' of the Richmond
pttt4mimminti This taki
advantage of rpositiont f s not ' very
I 3 .d', --.:s .. a j,
.Sftll'ii",
'WW.T UTth TTT.
l to ; give un e of
e' of tbe new plaV
L , Ii. 1
wagons can c-xeach a weigher; from- either
sideeither b) toing throngh' Trade street
or Third.; . t'w -ija
A
; J til!! '!) !" 1 1 . ; ' '- ' t4.
iSFJi?CIAtNTICl';;
DxjBnU'a-Oopgh Syrup-is, particularly r
unman dad jfor children. ' It cures 'Conghi
a ma a. . -rrva. - f
f, Cough, 'pleaianf id gil taste audacta like
rf 4 '
rrwm
J . .1
a a .- j x
e Road, were Spoken of by business 1 store, on Trade street She keeps nothing
J:rnenmrauvroW,thaklandatofy teW rOf J5i .?S.ffi
KNldHTS OP PTOHAB. -
A regular meeU
ing of Charlotte
Lodge,, No,,; 17,
KnigbU of Pythias
will be held in their
Castle Hall, in
the ' Temple 1 Asso
ciation n Building,
to-night, Prompt
attendance of
members, desired
Visiting brethren
cordially inyited.
ocUilt
By older of the C. C, 1
W. L. BOYD, . -K.R.AS.
ARCHITECT.
(ZJ- 17 Ci
W E Lcn
0
FFER3 his professional eeryices to the
citizens of Charlotte, and Of North Carolina.
; ; . ., ,
Since arriving here in August 1874, he has
designed and superintended the'- following
work: The Opera House ! (and painted
scenery), the 8econd Presbyterian Church,
new Mecklenburg County Jail, Alexander.
8efgle & Co's store, Wittkowsky & Rintels'
house, Bank building for Brevard Davidson,
Esq , and several small buildings.
Office, Trade street, Charlotte, N. C.
octl4 ,
Valuable City
PRJOPEBTY FOB BALE.
TF not sold priyately ; before that time,' I
A
will offer to the. bifthesb bidder at public
sale at the Court House, on Tuesday, Nov.
2ad, (being Tuesday of Court week) that
valuable Cisy "Property containing eight
beautiful building lota, in the very heart or
the city; fronting on Tryon and Church
I streets, and running with 7th street, through
I the entire square, The two front lots on
Trystte, are 49litfeet front, ranning
1 dkkwwh.' i wo ugouac go uaaroa ikw(.
l 491 feet front and rnnning back 99 feet, four
I lots fronting on 7th street, each 49 feet
front and ranning back 99 feet. The whole
comprising eight lots, suitable for buildini
purpose, and being the finest property of
fered for Bale for a long time in this city;
' Any person desiring farther- information,
will please call on or address,
ALLEN CRUSE.
octl6tds
The Circus
TS here and so are T. Coleman A Son, Col-
A
lege Street, near Fourth, with , the cheap
eat stock of Groceries, to be fnnnd in the
city. Call and be convinced
octl4 It
Last Notice.
TO THE PAX PAYERS OF CHARLOTTE
TOWNSHIP.
T Must call upon you to come to my office
X and pay your taxes. The time lor my
settlement with the State Treasurer in ap
proaching. I cannot call on you in person
nor can J grant longer indulgence. Up to
this date very few ot you have paid up.
This ia rav last appeal to you.
M E ALEXANDER,
- Sheriff of Mecklenburg
octl4 lm
RED AND WHITE ASHE COAL.
EGO. STOVE AND NUTS SIZES,
ALBO
FOUNDRY ANT SMITHS COAL.
A LL of the very best quality.
Delivered
XX at the Railroad Depot by car load
or
smaller quantities at lowest prices. All
bouse coal well secured before delivery.
O. G. PARSLEY & CO,
S Water St., Wilmington, N. C
octl4 2m ,
JACOB M XEHDKL,
A B M.TMGAKTXH,
TACOB M. MENDEL A CO
I tJ
xAjruracTuaiBS or
C I G A XL 8
WHOLXSALX SEiLXSS IK
TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES,
TRADE ST., CHARLOTTE N.
octl3 '' . ''
&C
C. .
pOR SALE.
Acood second hand Melodeon, suitable
for a small church of school. ' Terms cheap
Apply at once af - THIS OFFICE.
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f R8 M. C BEASLEY, formerly with
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JJX Ji.oopmann s Rotnscnild wishes to in
i opened aNew Stock of Millinery Goods in
I the basement of Alexander, Beigle A Cb
and having very little expense, she, will ael
Goods cheaper than any other house in this
Call and
see
my Stock 'before' you pur-
chase.'
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to law. Win be sold to thfihlgheBt bidder; on Wednesday, October Wtk, at 12 o'clock.
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AdvertiiL.T.ent9 be inserted in this
column, tit ; tk rat of ten (10) cwlls per
line, far each in$ertidn&;No advert
merit taken for less than twentf-Jtteeentg.
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JUST Beceived.5 bushels Mountaia
Green Apples, at : W M CROWELL'8.
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NOTICE ! NOTICE! uioil art-i
We. would respectfully call the attention
of our friends to the lact that" we sie Increas
ing our stock daily,- and are fully prepared
to meet the demands of all our customers
and guarantee satifaction in every particular .
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R B ALEXANDER A CO,
" ' ' ' 7. ?i ; College Street.
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CABOIIHAPABE,
CHABLOTrE, HY C, MOV. 17, 18, 19
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FIRST DAYWednesday, Mv. IT.
First Rack
in ,
Trial nurse tl50 : second horse. 150. A
dash of I of a mile. For all ages, withone
hundred pounds on each. "
8sconD Rao' '
Abd-el-Koree stake for two year olds $100.
$25 entrance, P. P. -'Half mile heats, second
horse $50 out of the stake. Three to fill.
Thixd Racx , "
Club purse $150 : $50
to second horse.
W tight for age.
One and half mile dash.
SECOND DAY Thursday, Nov. IS.
First Racr ...
Club purse $125 : $25 to second' horse.
Mile dash.
Saoon Racx
Central Hotel stake mile beats $25 en
trance. P. P. $300 added by. the Central
Hotel, Three to fill,. ..
Third Raci
Railroad stakes two mile beats $50 en
trancehalf forfeit. $500 added by the
Railroads entenne Charlotte. Three to
All.
THIRD DAY Friday, Nev. IS.
First Racx
Cochrane parse 11 mile dash. $125 ad
ded by W R Cochrane. $25 to second horse.
8xcoai Racx '
Charlotte Hotel stakes half mile heats.
$10 entrance, P. P. $150 added by Charlotte
uoteL $50 to second horse, '
Third Racr . t
Coasolation purse, $150 $50 to the second
horse one mile dash. For horses that have
ran and not won first money. Those beaten
once, allowed 7 pounds; twice, 12, and three
timesj 18 pounds.
In all Club Parses entrance free.
A walk over or distancing the field enti
tles a horse to first money only. .
Entries in Club Purse close at the Judge's
Btand, at 4 o'clock P. Mn the day previous
to the race.- If the races are not closed at
that hoar thirty minutes will be allowed af
ter they are finished.
All stakes close at the Secretary's Office at
9 o'clock P. M., Nov. ISth, 1875.
The races will be governed by the Rales of
the American Jockey Club.. -
D O MAXWELL,
oct9 Secretary.
HOLMES'
READERS and GRAMMARS.
VENABLE S ABITHMETICS.
McGUFFEyS BEApEBS,
DAVIES' ABITHMETICS.
NATIONAL BEADEBS.
WEBSTEB'S DICTIONABT.
QUACKENBOS' HISTOBY OF THE
UNITEDSTATES.
MATJBY'S SERIES OF GEOGRAPHY.
CORNELL'S, GUYOTS and MON
TEITH'S GEOGBAPHYS.
ALWAYS IN STOCK AT
PUBEFOY'S.
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WADE & PEGBAM.
Under First National Bank,
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I will sell at Auction, if not sold private
ly, on 14th October, a beautiful house and
lot in the city of Charlotte, known as the
Terras House, containing eight rooms, good
well of water, rock smoke house and a stable
lot 99x198.'
Terms made known on day of sale.
MjAiX; F HLCfRR. Agent.
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