t ' 1-
J un '.'-m j.4i L'iir.'jLiiai. p 1 1 r n inl
. 1 --y ri"m . - r-. - -
1)
-uvau wa JULI US
$3 00
4 00
3. mo. . .. 1
kly, (in th cotratyjln advance, $2 00
';, , out of the county, postpaid, 2 10
0 monthiL ..-i ' . ,
I 4. VJ
Liberal redactions for clubs. ..,,
7fi!
1
r
Am
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1
"1.1 0VI .d1
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complete in every Deoartment mn -iiTki '
LtjA T T
v y IJOEESALE; AID IRETAIL
lCRCHAKta;SreSi.jljr IJOBtttrt'to .n.ln. ourSu.b.foro ,
w E J7 1 j t 2 -T
''ieHS5T;H
N KV IRON FROST B C I
, . CHARLOTTE N. C.
octl2
!975pri lNEVliARRlVAL.
ARE KOW
OF
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
We offer to the Public Ihe best Stock of
To be found in the Cif luadipftV Mi'r, r!Ktf4iiii
gobws m endless variety. Wc respectfully, solicit your pat
roiiasre. Satisfaction ffnarantefid j I
" rt
1
f
mates awi iients fine goodrf a
. i ..... .
WHOLESALE
i ii i ii ) i iiw
uii!y if Lounge, a! k"--1?s.
'ornne on hand. .
A fall assort
. ' .
INEW MEAT
110
- "TOA8
N-E; '& J A M
Spring" BtwldirijpOprKjte (Jontral Hotel, on Trade Street, and next door to
1 Farmers' Savings Bank,
S . CA U G H!
AXttJVIlOJJSSUA
f
Jnj24 U
M wiUfirV.. w rvrv tiw JyBtAOK
wifsWiMck,
'. -I.jaai iiOJIAT CAHOflH
. , J r ; DEA LESS ; IX f ij ytlvi w
l'AiNra oicnEJiiOAiAiaLAsSi;
XJII AK 1 1 Jl., . l. . .
wsMSl?if-
tock prUiwarwear.Red FlanrvelGanton
flannels, Whit8teakMliAerat m 1 s ,T
..n Kir.r -it vntrun r. cAV"a
T
1 --
r i
octlO
reA-jiyATaaa-
Supply of Key WetVars.
W R BUR WELL A CO.
'o "? miI iawM Tftfl
3QdtW;. :... no-
II
Window Qlas. 2000 pounds Tu ty. Lin
Lea
i ' .r:'i rv att m 4 - a - . vs - 1 .
ol;v?i'f ft?'
OO "v'Sf?. d.";I htm ntir .tu-f '"n
V.f-) ni.fiyuljsa isiftBiirKj'l i t '( niat
Swift t Courtney Matches. .sinib'iH.'I i '
7
- va 4w vslyva4BOa
,.MavWR: BDRWELL'A CO,
WE KEEP A FIRST-CLASS MEAT MARKET, AND SOLICIT TRADE FROM
CASH paying customers only. , Sirgfeu"!
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L. :..:.; ! f-gt
VOL: XHi '
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FORBES'
STOCK,
arenl
YAJry!.HKRiylch
,(T!Vi
1 uuhtsin
B E 011 D E a s 0 L D
F10 R B E S ; .
1. 1) J X (i , T.Il A I E STUB ETt
1875
RECEIVING A
7
Opposite Central Hotel.
specydty.
& RETAIL
t DEALERS IN I 1 7
FURNITURE,
BEDDING, &c,
No. 5, West Trade Street.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
JUST RECEIVED.
A FULL ASSORT2HENT1
OF
lauui cuiis.
in
Hair Oolh,
Also, a new
STTeny and Reps.
nent of Metaiic Cases, Caskets and Wood
... f . : ,. . .. pov2
MARKET.
05
SON
ft I III
T E R E R S ,
UETAILDEALEIW IX
a mhemvws.
ay.- ;?untmvs xcer)tert-a r
( ;! I'W 't.'.'V1 Jill 1 Dili TT V .
O A N DSO M EST LINE 1,1 .ui uiM
-rtvf.' 'ji-i .)i-oia y.'i dutf j 01 5ii!di7
I OfScarfs,'Tiart'Nreekwire.:a' " f -
; .v,tfA,!3fotarci & son's.
LARD. LARD; L ART).
MAYER. GREY MOSS.
i octio ybQciyievJ
A COMPLETE
iStotjk'ofrfosie:
lisritUh;
i'J. -a
tan St
at
T A "YOUNG fe SON'S,
'octic
,w-inMAYERGREY & JR0SS7 f
nrtlO i tvi!l,v
SE ClfTLER'S
Iribalefoi' falarrfii tLe' 'er'tate iVrhe'dl 1
known. . 1
v' " rrri tH
lit--
a vw. irfWi? SfiTTr3Tir.TTi'fl n Qies ofdYfertwentyve years stendiae are Pleasant aaither.-Martha -Williamson.
' w i w'tC"" "j V "1 T r w inT Insurance company, bui Monroe Harshaw Fanny JfartW, 10
(t&-y. KAPbi U aA fc : wtrbTebJeetpn toaayjEagjtbsldbKia- 7a&'aHaa1nl'CalIe Brotrn?' ,
I ' a iu.Mn.ti I nioitmaoooyawouicerssoi.ws compaoTi John vrraway.'Hamet Stafford:
f ; Costira Made Over poatsjustj received, at A:v-A--r' iL Lv w.Vt - vl- s L ririnoin f it
I ALEXANDER, SEIQLE an CO o. UCT, -" wuij-auj wo 1 waiiace omitn, juary fjoox, ... . "
-1 ,oct3l . V4'"' '.know of, --SUiiBroirn.Tiuiny Hutchison1.1' "'"y3
AMI I' KM i !
1 1 I I I
I'TY
n c
rz r - 'T ! -
City bttlletin.
.tteary frotU cover the ground time ntof n-i
(CP !if!t UF.-M -J...'' " .; ! !,,:: J ' i
- A young man wants a situation. : See bis."
advertiseBient, in -...,- v.; :;,..! .-Llh-J '
.-fee tKe..iSow ymlpfjletl
Brem A Martin, je farmers. limnzl v;i
n i .7 v?6iag4 of a1 basL nian VeM?
flay was "as dull as it wabeu.tifal."
Now for the smilinsr collfhi'nftin .
f ' We've already hai 6riie- tper ience WitW
Northern people ara alreadvWiainir to
P roagb, on their way gonih ti'speod
H Wfr, j-,ft rwt. f ,
rne nop season lias fairly opened outand ana mdulgfeU i' unseemly language,
soeiaolr (thi, fharer:;B fot which he was nned dsti
qnlteuent. V.-'n 'll Ttf76aMa beforeiiatirA haS.n
The weather is briv ' aMiM
beantifn,,.nJthe;;,8WS
entertained that , the , present ,plt ma!y
contjnned inaenntfel v.- r.-.-xi q
--'.:-':'."";. '"..'"'.. s;
of the two destLnte cWldVeA W
Win ZUSZZIC
TZ'T - '
and nfth streets, a few days ago.
people cannot be too fetiarded abbnVfire
K uiuB,. Bueu everyimng is so ary
uu ma wmas are up. mere was a very
natural nervousness on all hands, whew the
alarin was given on Sunday morning'. :
The Board of County Commiionfrs met
on yesterday, tnfey drew 'T "k 1 'jury 'kg ; the
next term of Court, and transacted a good
deal of otbr
necessajjly lirUj nnlftlobfieaper.
J The sale of the pax room and, jestauiBnt
privileges on Carolina Park,- dring 'the
races, was to? have taken place at Cochran'
Exchange lat ,night, but there, being no
bidden, the sale postponed.
-Th- mXntA--L.- .
the AT n ift p 'in.1 ik. W A-Z jT7?
. ........ xainaixiai. tavs : iiPHhin?
X 77- ' " v ''
4"
7u :iZ L " rr u' UUJ,t " OI
the true metal
On ywterdaya mule : atf achld' to a one
horse-wagori'.-took fright on Cnrfrch street,
and got from nnde the, control of hisdriver.
-He made'a break for the fence of $It S ii
limmons, and jumped over it, injuring
uiuiseu very consiaeraDiy in so doine.
Railroad Revivalists
i ,: Moody, the great (railroad) revivalist, was
in town this week. 1 His headouarterS ft r
the WilStAI ni ha it Oh.rlntf.
- - r -. r. yu.iync, Burit uctl.
pecfaSankeytojoin him.: While here he
raaondevlbe portly management ofthat
una u
anagement ofthat
a 8 Dir F L, SA
J.-Aim-i7fe Land-
railroad Hercnles of the
Jenkins, Greensboro, N C
man:
Sent Up far One Year. ;
uur neighbor of the Democrat states that
at the Superior Court of Lincoln connty last
week, John. Jetton, who shot Mr Cvrus
Timmons of this city, in Liacolnton. about
three months ago, was tried, convicted and
sentenced to imprisonment for one year, at
me end or which time, if he dors not ieave
the State forever, be will be punched for
numerous other offences.
The Reformation.
Sunday, the 31st day of October, was the
358th anniversary of the Festival of the Re
formation, which dates from the dav on
which Luther nailed upon the Church door
at Wittenberg the ninety.flve theses against
tlie salq of indulgences. The' divine services
in the Lutheran Church .of this. cHy. . were
s. crty,. were I
of the event.
of a character commemorative
The church was partially decorated, and the
services were with reference to this occasion.
T ! I:
Case Removed to Buncombe.
H Ttr v -. T , ' '." -I ' ,,c u" h"61" names ot-the'Child-r
V, R Myers. Jr., conductor on the Aj I i, ' .
T i. - . r. j . , 1
. Railroad, saw youna Briiteers. at
.wwm.mv', b0ocvi uunu iuq it egtem
It'C ifaitroad on Batur(flay'iisli,uand'leafned
from hint that the case of Mr Tbos Strange,
for the killing of Murray, in Haywood
county, had been "moved to "Buncombe
county, and that this1 trial- would take place
next March 1 Bridgers, having been releas
ed; troTtt custody, was on his way borne. "
t
Bakers Prebabimies
J;
,f. , fl
MrJasC Baker has furnished
u . with
hit weather predictions for the rrion.'tj. of
23 and
and 24..rain and stormy ; 25 to 27?littl
b f 29 iml 30 cold... . . s
rain
for' the Pen-r - - - - - '
ilf ll I'J . i'J fi; If! I'J
bruit to the Republican legion at Raleigh,
and veslerdav aftornnnn b rril ,ks-
city In Charge i6f'f3leriff' Ebbinson. wbo
went on with him last nieht. His riaU U
went on with him last night,.. His Jiamtfls
John Schencland he tfa cotarfrA. He had
advanced upcMH&if paeVrlal aSitestor
with a
razor nobablr forttiiylTbim ,vJ
b' iSL $t PVJ& i m. id
thought perhaps for some other, and so he
got a term in the Pen. v 1
; -. b-'u:
Penn. Mutual Life Insurance Company
Seekertfrasarance ii !ChaflctWest--n
NoAhtJoiaVead pprS6tttVCaro-
ern
g:P.enh,Mutnal ;tesiirawsadmpatiy ol 1
T VjJ ji IiNi'ri A J
resentedlibi
officfd iiioverjtbei htew 1
&Hat
Trade:
must prove a gooa investment. The divi
ny iota taeopas wu.y-i,nree; yearsy naye
. -v ------ 1115 . n n v"v ti
ill (TMuilrS1! zWm I RttM 1 (villi hi) Kfl
.jvl,!h?v i
nrsi .ill
nioolL .U.
rf'iw
i i
rTT-ri-:
f t ?? ( j
'O-n ; c- i 1 1
Ttlfoi
lenhAsJoyr yoanghito
hause. When htumed
the hodse burttfffi
:ah.i;,;K,1WMithenimeof,thema
tat it h, escaped our mem0Iy. I '
The Courts
&iSaVQ Cpio'L-Nc.fase on the
docket, yesterday morning.
ii Before Juitice h Davidson. John
jjsa n i ii ii i . fiii w -u w wa nw war aw m
hy John j McCoys - Bound over iri tha
' x nuiu wuihj i,aroiuia uentral iui mv ( vrninanr Kir
sum of 500, .. JiL CourElwood be.
cameery disordAriydreifdhis pistol
beJu. t! vj
'fehetdan'tfc'Maek
i . .. ...i. sTx -!i . i . ,.. ,
B!!?W afa
W:MrTow wemng. , xnefenosort
oiqnestioa about the merit of the -Sheridan '
Mack ComUnaUott- The'mpany W
in Wheeling West Virginia recently nd
i " igincr. or tnat city,-conciodes a datait -
ed and highly complimentary notice' of th
perrormance, , in the tollo wine manners t
in soort, the whole performance ii really ;
v-ioao, hoi oniy exceeamgiy amusing,
but attractive, hpcms ir. HiuarH. .a
laing tDreadbare, and. isj entirely , frefeh
- -w - vwviua V V VI tr
ana new,",. ,; . ,:-,(!;
The Receivership of the Air Uue.
..."
This quesuon seems to have been smii
i"n Air auiuc.
at last, and Fisher is to have it. The Afr
tanu lfei d pf Sunday, says ; 'We under-
ttand ihat Colonel .Fisher'; cailwi' veeterdav
on Mr L T 0,,.
n-eaa receiver by the Cirrutt Court of th
i ... . - --7
mt Btotes, asking rxwsessTon of the Attan.
I tft a R,hmnj ii,ViL.D-i 7
tothe pooa
form bad-to turn over ihrLtI- 'r
fleer or the corporation. This fornian
mavlakc fe.n . , J :.
may lake a few hours in tli time-nfVinimtAi
, . . ; . n -r". vvfvws
ITiaVt al . .
.vbk cuswayof tne property. But
. - we nave previous-
-unounceq lxedaod determined."
All saints' Dav
Yesterday.November dst. was All SamtVi
Pay. ,,Tl,isfe.aval.i.kes its orirfn from tU
conversion, in tae seventh centunr. if kk.
w
.r Lv
Panlheonat Rome into Christian place of
; ia
WWP, nd its dedication; Dy Pope Bon i,
fa5e 1". be Virgin and all the martyrs,
iv kt. " ' 1"iWU1'1
-fjf :e Vir andajl the martyrs.
J?e& ?f h event was at first
celebtd otha lt of May, but the dav
was subseonentlir ftllr.l .1. i. r vt
j veraber, which-was. thenceforth, nndtr the
r , .u. uiui aiu-
designation of the Feast of All Saints, set
apart as a general commemoration in their
honor. Immediately forowing this festival
in All Souls' l ay, which U celebrated in the
oainohc Church on behalf of the souls in
?fcUT!r? ,for whe lelease ih PTcrs of $50, which proposition was accepted. consequence of his duties as pestmas
thefanhfulareotTered up. n annioainn WOfl raaA f n ter of this city, Capt. J. R. Erwin.
A Hoy Seriously Stabbed.
' From a citU en cf this place who has just
reprnea n-Qm. jsaltfhury, we learn that a
fight in which one boy was seriously, per
haps' dangerously cUbbed, occurred in that
euy on BaturtJay last, between three broth
ers.i agea respectively 5, 7 and 9 years; ' A
dimeultypprang oprbetweenthe two vnirrW;
est brother on the One aide,' and the eldest
f . T "rr ln aMcea m odb,
Kho J' knife eh stabfce tfee brother
rf; ' f .'.j V'"" inunnttw.Mi alia
QlP ln0S, and ften onr inform
ant left Salisbury it ;las thought very prob
bl that, the wounded boy worn Id die.'
rcu, vut arv tmormeu-T.nav Tiiey oetonrro
,S
False -Alarni. ' ' "
i ' -' ' j : ' i i '.),' -
' , On Sunday mornJiir about, 10 ovir-ir "ii.i
alanaoXrewaasouoded-on the streeta.
and.in a few moments the pavements were
crowded with neonle amrionIv 'innnMr w
. ---"rj
for the direction. The "firemen hjtn.i t
their) respective ' nin osesanbr were
soon upon the streets, ready for the action.
Their services however, were I net needed.
. it was 1000. ascertained that the alarm was
a false: one, and was caused by seme- person
1 nnusnalry larfatrntof ffltaoka
7Pfc i!,!th dird Tirtlannjwych haar
bewi raed in; f the cfty jiin lesa than . iwo
weekSionii vAnia laloijiudj Bid boonlq
ballad-h:d 1jiiji.,.1woj 4st8miautn
ltUrrlawilB!Oettlie i wiiimmo-i
MHWW F.TvtWfJMWf H
SMfRt-!!?'! a9 't'col..
PKftC?SWrf
The foilOwwi ate ihe aameat
of4he4fjfort6dtesc;i j yas ,9ai;o on'l Jni
,"r,."t warraa! lS . .utv..
IJL 3. 11 117 ff ilJ;7') i!!
J4hn!WBteele?Mary WtBwttg?8rf ' 1
ttifl v dAaLzsSunMja ZsU. -if
kn! b-i d
ir;sr".jm3Hiw
Anfltf J RaaIT .JTmonr. IT Ti--A-' V
a 0 . t a r rf- -
-lnA 3-rA Oif'ohh ou b!uu
-t
HaniKBamfwyrtfem artt
ueoKHaajaane - Foster iot'J tajiaiii
sonoty, JastudS
Benry;R
JosfcpltC
OeoSiiBi
MilasJC
. .. .. , ...... ... ,. .
r
or tnem overstepped the bound8 I
thelpolice 4ook him in
bther rated to an alarming
V letter IhidiSi k
ffiigfeW
Engine mSS
in reference taammnnirAttn 't&M -
, , , " v
blocking of endxf the plank way of the
i i . ...
I tu v:u x.-- ---..x J-
hni.. v'rui. t-i--
letter Ivaa dated October 20th, and the
writer stated that h wnnW .hortTir v?a5f
andto lo
?
M-corJd
Thal(r.,tMilol. ix4 i.: J.
iiiereucR ininftTitiim which hod timm.
ferenee to the claim : which had previ
i -l i
- - A B Davidson, for damaee done tn hi
nPrtno,H, rr-; cfr V-V
v" iu.uiu:
ade a conveyance of theiground used
-m widening the street upon ! the condi
1 tfk n1' l"e euy Py iortne moving 01
the fence, the cost of which was 67.
Hia Honor stated regarding the re
solutions which had been passed at the
last meeting of the Board in reference
to.tbe Branch Mint in this citythat he
had forwarded the resolutions to Dr
Linderman: Director of the Mints, and
i . '
J.Vad.?Iso wntten to;him asking his co
- rP "- e
4 received 'tUMW $jit letter ( not
beinrf?o7a
ewcr That he , imtoEZZTT'!JZ
1 .iSSt.. iiJli ,
imuianuLo tu ueu iviiiimitii- who 11 nn
5.'- " T"7
luiruuuwu mem in tne invention, nut
hlotrtbtliiibody adjourned.
' ; : 'The Mayor stated " abo' that he had
ed for sealed proposals from the two
fl..-- ,t .
I eras enmnanim fnr 1!rfinv V10
I C7 " W V . VlUfa UUV ViVJ UU."
I w w "
nng the present administration, but
that the Centennial Gasl Light Company
had as vet n,,t. in KiH tK.
as ne was miormea, tnat Mr Hardee,
1 the PW1 meA was not here
Wd n been heard from on . the
- .. ..
SUhiect- : i,
luhiectH
Alderman Dowd presented a report
r .u.".v.- itjAi
of the -committee to which had been
referred the nation nf ritin living
v. uv wmmiwc w nujtu uau ut;eu
'referrSd: t'otcitazenaUving
on Second Weet, asking that that street
k v. . f.j
,L" ", -"
. 4r s - n '
to widen the street 8 feet 4 feet on
each side. Mr Ed Glavin was present
and urged the adoption of the report.
It was adopted. Mr Glavin proposed
to take tbe r-ftntmAf nnfTAtKwAir
10 sranimc tne neraion. it nronns
An application was read from Mr C
L Adams, asking for license to retail
liquor in the basement of the hardware
r . 1 , . . ..I
iure oi A.yie a nammona, on Tradei,.. rr , 4.,
street. Application granted and bond fiU lhe vacancy 'Squire Martin will
. I nl.r 11Tr Vhi n?AM .t A A
accepteu. 1
An application from Messrs Elliott.
k. Rumley, for: license to open a whole
sale liquor house in one of thenewHol
tbn stores, on Trade street, was laid be
fore the Board, and the license was
granted.
An anonymous communication re
MVd hv thm fa 00 1
J"" osnillig ilUllil UWjJII UHI
Tinn4Wn 'uVi ik.l cA.. L. 1.
pi-fVj aiuiig uwys .uarreis oai
this are stored near the heart f the
cityswas read by the Clerkp ; - . j
, Alderman Dowd moved to suspend
xuies ana iae up, uie oramance re-1
garding the storing of inflammable sub
stages ithe flr limits of the citj-,
rk.i! ' tr 4V--- j:i
Lamed. . He then moved to amend
Chapter Secfion 8, of the! City Ordi
1. 1 .1 i
nances, by striking, out the word "oil
cellars"Jdtogether, and inserting in lieu
of the words, "firelimits' the words;
"two squares : from Independence
oquare. uamea. 1 1
Aldermen Oates moved that dealers
be alkrWed tii iei five Wrrels of kero-
ielieinHheir' cellars; instead of tw6iTHSi
at preseht,5 4SHi! frequently- rjteriarfedf
iha't hbtiJe t'edtiirfeff inore than7 two7
bistrrels per ay for the purposes of traM
Carried-.8 Ji,J ii't-n- . tit sndt
-heOrdiiiahce as'aWdeif 1 'reads'
follows: .no?
That no-person or persons shall keen
) suffer ta be'ifpi of tt storeV
Iderman OatAa mrivftrt that, the nilM
bfiine RUBTpndrlt, li mifa. . nf bl
ciQi; ibe Jxteaderlvaoias t6 cWer3tw
storfc&'lte
nTbje iQUOTujjsdliltiondr
foc lop&lderr
cdUectioti 'of the unlistecr poTll .taxeji t , ot
tKa .tffic2l
per,CebL,tothM;depulaeflk on,ialLcollec-!
:WkeAf tA in9ra0io5 ttdf
3T.rroinabte beef .questioni iwaa
cense tax be imposed 'uriorfain wood
tb'parties"wrio WtfgTit wood-,5fxome
"iWrf'AAtli tiqm.71?A?" mo vy-i !
diacuanoa
7 7rrrxn t . , . , .
m 2 062
er- J Drunk and Disorderly.
Two country boys named Bass -war
the city ye&terdav.
jheMp theknighu of the tr and
tatoott therIid.-t tarn ' hi. brother
t. eaed
Vv I lL , .. J ' 1,0P"nes of
l sncaiaoooae. m vh i
I Knocked Senieleu tor 24, Houn
i hf. - - -
1 Satordav hiKf iaf 'xttrti-lJ--.; .
I nreiearn irom rilrnri m.n
T Jamestown; on the tfn'rtk h.w.
d' rtwe? Mr' Walter Alsop, the engin-
"0 lf nich left Charlotte at
l oa the night named, ,. nd the pump-
ati Jameafown. a white man named
poon. It aeems that Spoon iwa, in uT
i deal in' a'nnifmf 'Wiii'ivli L
- f . be Wa P111, a warm colloquy sprang
-I no between thm h.A:. ki...
J -naaavancingnpon the engineer, As he
did this, the latter 1 dealt him nowerfa
blow in theiaebwith eithej.bjfwood
or piece of, iron, rendering him nneon-
this condition all Sunday and until
8unday night, when he began to recover,
xesteraay he was able to eet no. and tt I.
thought he will recover from the effects f
the blow! ; We are told that he is a quarrel
some ana a dangerous man .
! ; . . i ' 'l i - ' :
Railroad Employees Relieved.
According to a programme made up some
wee ki ago, and which was mentioned in
the columns at the time, one passenger
conauctor and four baggage masters on the
Richmond Danville Railroad. m
I v v jujt , ui moi
1 aorHnnur - . 1 'int u 1 . 1
I 'ZLTT 1 . 'A . -:
J wn me iaav conauctor to go on the road,
fo baggage master.
AATin?ton.. ooe. Lindsay
SSSSf';
I ' trtins qwed to attend to their
own baggage, as only three banraee masters
are left, and these are for night trains.
The object of this "slaughter of innocents"
to reduce the expenses of the company.
Six conductors are left, and their positions
T.Xf. raeans - in
T. .JT, mt" oni at
- iHl : ;u aavnei : Hnn lea vm .-w aw m n v
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5:45 : arrive here in the morninar at 8. leave
i2iai mgot at 7.io. The distance from Char-
lotto to Richmond is 282 miles. Perhaps
tb tm ; -u, ruiJ. rt-. u
that nigbt at 9.15. The distenoe from Char
iotte to luchmond is 282 miles. Perhaps
the steam , man with Cole's Circus could
stand this run but men of flesh and blood
ftan't
n.. ... ... . . . . .
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Aesjgnaiion ana Appointment of a
w-Vi.-,. - VUkliUVUh Vl
"y W'
R E McDonad KsQ - one of the
Just,ces of the Peace for Charlotte
Township, having resigned as such, in
ClPrk Of the Snnormt f Aiirt Vn
, . vyVu.V ujr kUO
of authority vested in him, on yester
day appointed A. H. Martin, Esq., to
..UUun UUic, umg
his office for the P'esent in his private
room over the store of Jas. Harty, on
Trade street.
We are really glad of this appoint
ment. The new appointee is no new
. . i - .
nanu si mis Dusiness. tie makes a
most excellent .Magistrate; he under
stands the law and' deals out even
handed justice. Nearly everv eood
' j w . , v v. . '-vm y sici; ffUVlU
?f?"er nffliA tiIjab nil! uinSito lU.I I..
"". rjuic iut ue
has been re-appointed to an office
which' he has filled! so lon-i and' so
rm ai , .
uwu:
vJfSL f tL' "l a f th
Indian Summer. The bracing air and
, . , .
worm annsnino i.umon a rvavwviinap
day, and the city turned out to church
almost en masse. There were services
in all the sanctuaries except the Cath
olic; and Second Presbyterian. The
congregation of the last named church
0 - - - - - -
Nnw'n w 01 me uirst unurcn
tfuneral serviceAofJiUle Mamie
tion, and muchieelingwas manifested
among. the youngerjdrt of the congre
galionr with i i whom the little girl
was. a great favorite i The funeral ser-
mbh, was- preached' by the pastor of
the charchf jKevY'A. Wi MfllerD. D.v
and a large concourse followed the re-
mams to E1to wood Cemetery, where
byterianiii:
a. - - - -
5MorningadriinBBishdp Atkini
'sorii preached a th Episcopal Gb'nroh:
of the iertti 6ns' were
Of th"minent'4ivinef ! 't t:Wq
orilyotnerTisitinif ;minifteil3wa
TV Ulfr . WDfu .Preacnea
Afttoff-Sknd eemntf'ittfne'talbairlr
SnrSneP wksl arlrnfVi1-tAr,nkA.
thserylcweInbo
Feai!vutof theRermaaonlkso-
,2&&L&lW&'WP(h'i JlH
geuvieuiaa i. out-nr ait o
f-ilni a" A.YQUNG ffc S0NU ;
vJoo'Rintihfi.
The Osssbvsk Job Depart meQ1 .ha bee
thoronghJy supplied with Tery needed
want, and with thelateat styles of Type, and
every manner of Job Work e&n r..i
with neatness, dispatch an J ebeapnesa.
w on inrnisn as snort notice - -BLANKS.
BILL HEAE3, -
' LETTEB HE VD3. CARDS, t
i ? t'" TAOS, EECEIPT3, POSTS B8, '
- PSOGSAUIOS, HAND 5
SPECIAL SQTICBS. ,
a
' Call for Enreka fipool Silk and EnrtLa
Button Hole Twist, if you want the best.
A blessing to humanity is what Dr Bull's
Cough Syrup can well be tormi ft, u k..
of
done inorf good .already ihsn. any , other
Ten Cent blumri.
' ' Advertiiement unit h
? M 'Af rate flf,immper
hue? for each innir v
. ----- - UUfTTIHe
mer faXnr Man fwtnty-fiveefntt.
Eight words make a line.
20ACRWARV A a rv.,1 n
nov2 2t nt
'ffffl.SK WEluildinc lot
rwLYYxr T. cneap. .aii at
iS Warehouse and see map.
SITHATrnw w vtb i " . :
raised in s,.rfor;r";s,r; "P-
qaainted in the dry;? of good moral charac
ter.sotn experience and a good English
education. An J, t this offl B
OPEBV tfOUSEi
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POSITIVELY ONE HIGHT OHLY.
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3rd.
SHEBIBAH & liACE;
WITH THEIS QBAHD MUSICAL COHIDVCOMrAS r,
! " IH THE
DRAMATIC BURLESQUE,
XHTITLED
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fl&t fiAla matr nnn WA V 1 i. -n i
j " w uwi Bi rairu i
book Stork, without Extra Charge.
o. , W. 8. IRVING, Agent.
oct28-lw
TEW ADVERTISE HE T8
AT COST Till Deceulier 15111, 1875.
IN order to make some ehangesin my busi
ness naflMaitatins II.
STOCK into CASH. I offer till December
aoth, my; Large Stock of
ROCKAWAYS,
PHyETOXS,
BUGGIES, ';. ;
SPRING WAGONH.
AND
"JACKSOH" Plantation Waxroni.
m r
AT ACTUAL COST.
Parties nf-edinff flnrinimr m :n
m MJ .H.ub ,u Mil 1 411V, TV I I 1
nCTAr n&T aft unrJ m amu.ia- Am
BUYING LOW. J v.
Remember DECEMBER 15TH is the dav
that closes this opportunity.
I WILL SELL AT AfTTTTA T. mar tut
THAT DAY.
G W SIRRINE
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MR. M. K0PPEL
HAS. just returned from the Northtrn
Markets, with the f-j
SECOND STOCK OF FANCY DRESS
AND MILLINERY
WHICH is unsurpassed in this Market.
declining market, FOR CASH, I am pre
pared to offer my customers better bargains
than can be found South of Baltimore.
J One trial is all I ask;
MRS C N BODFISH,
Under the Central Hotel.
'', . On Trade Street. ,
oy2 tf '
An Excursion Train
WILL leave the Depot of the G, 0. A A.
Railroad, at 10 o'clock. A. M on Tnes
day, Nov. 9h, 1875,CS a
FOR CHARLESTON, SC, WAY STATIONS
J,.; : . y AND. RETURN, ..',,; .
AT VERY GREATLY REDTJCEp RATES
OF FARE.
The train will 1mm im, .Pi.'tn- !'LL' v-t
Tr0Y -?f the depot, Ub N.
B.rRaU-oad; at ten o'clock, a. m. T'l , ,
;J BpeuUl coaches for white people " "
; Refrefchments on the Trains.'' r
nov2 2t --'')', i..--ins8 ei t....i
Plow Test. (
7 lite.
a CR CRftSRV i i cnr a -,r u- i. r t.
Ohver plow, is here, and wilt exhibit
the plow in a lew dava. nan Ku fnnnA. i
If OtiCB Will , ba -Inn nf Itm. -- -.1.-.
JS? A11 fkrmen' invited to attend.
The exhibition will be open to all other
plowaibroonipetition.; tno ,; r
7 ttr a tWvwvm tintaa
,oTZ2t r-VriiTqitjat -fist Mii: diAants.1 1
Sojx1 -VV3nTfrli' ijn-;ikv:
! A-f fii taaibm Wm frl . Kw , -.VhSim i ri
conaiderable experience as Book Xceper
?l snutm,iiM. i raeiewcea gtveoo Ap
ply at .aTHISj QEElCKs't
nov3
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lltj.,r ti 1 ;
eR'4?ALE.;,i JySA'3TM :':aoLawb iiil
'Oabt two tr-tnU Ai! V ' iftaf.iMi.y
denctyon Trade street. Also a few Boarders
Waht TenBa moderatei i Apply at
q' JLUUiTJIABK It KOTHSCHILD,S:w
i;OCt2j3b 6tii iitJlii JlJW I a'i' -1' O'Oll BO'(
airrcnwo nttf i ttvth
Coleman's Mustard,1' Arrow 1 fecit'tern
SUrchJustrecetved,1 1 - ---- 'i- -'i1
.u-. w. K. B UK WELL ft-CO: H'
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ENGLISH ja?vfi ?"- c'1'
I 4 .vcl &.U I.' nr3i ".TJtl: j bjcIo
"Breakfast Packet Tftaj!i(ofl nnl nVl'
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Agents.
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