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i : . fr.T ; . . .. s t'rr ? -.,. ' : -t. rrr-' .in ... 1 ,. . . i. .J-1 ' t?nir:7iKc. 1 twmcKrnaa nama..-. CnCaaiaT Vj I I oas bean Cicrr 7 r. --. . v. T.:"xede4 m :.t"fcxi x. .:: ,;a : : styjea c: aad e .cry me r at -: ' fcan,r ' hf don wiSmk JifcJ,C v. anlener . m. Daily 1 jam, (postpaid) in 4llvaneer ;:t $3 00 " 6 moa. -'oVya.itorm aTioo . 3 mo ' 1 mon. lrnxxi e-kly, un the county) in dTnoe, - $2 00 1 Xlberarreductioii (bf date. i FBOGRAlifciKa. BAND BILUB. t a - r - - . - . : - i i i .. . S M'ITH:,&! SECOND OTO MR FORBES 1iM j art retnrod from tU Northern Market nd we i ate now ceiTlaic onr 8eeoB4 Fan Btock of BOOT8, SHOES AND LKATHKB. which faSJ complete m every Department, and will be sold at pticethat defy cowpetition. ; i. i' iai rt.-S. MESCHAKTS art especially request to VHolcHg nt? , S M I T H '' N RV I RON FjRONT a C 1 octl2 IT GREAT 'REDUCTION IN PRI CES BOOTS AND SHOES, iTTHK IX)W PRICES OF.THB: GOOD OLD TIMES BEFORE THE WAR, GEO. R? FRENCH &" SONS, " ; ' ' . 'V 1 Wiiibuigton,' NV C. FrKR TO THE TRADE TBEIRLABOEKTOCK AND COMPLETE A880RTMET w oi DuuiB una en Jto ft (btiDg the Ureekt e in tb hititb. tonality Brofans petition by" any ji bbia trfe $30 (0 a cbf. lien's bes t fit quality Broeans B rogans at $1.12 per pair,, .Women's prime prime A (air Bale at $1 00jr pair, CbUdren's and ail other styles at equally low rates j. rarsonai examination and orders solicited. " GEO. 3 F ' V It ff 1 r V R E IBiircess IHicIiols Co., JWD01ESALE& REIAIt puppy oi wnagM, air Coffine on hand. -FROM GRAND CENTRAL Braoe- '4 ! 1 r jr.. ..in '' ....... 1 OH1 OHABLOTTffl, N" O. ,0:: 1 r T IKBX LAWN AT 75 CENTS "A YARD, rVORTft U$ CORSETS AT 90 CENTS. WORTH $1.50 L18EWHERK. A LL7 WOOLDRES FRINGES AT 10 CENTS, SOLD KLSEVHERB at 15 CENTS. JX; i. . - : ' - V; t ADIXS'. MEBINO VE8TS, AT $1SX. WORTH $1.50. , . ' idt T-! '' ' ;': i ALL LININ-'HANERRCBIEFS AT 55 CENTS,; WQRTH 40 CENTS. I .--JHi eut V ..,,-v.r., .) .f,-..- . ' ' ' - .j ' . n:. f ci ti' -i .... ... - i THE BESTBJCAL HAIR aWXTCHIB AT 4l.5d. WORTH $150, ni0WELSLAT.2 CENTS, WORTH 40 X uj:;.i vtfTW -1'- TdJ;flw ftTv,;.; bl uuiuaii uiimi a t v.... .m). , i . v 1 . r - --- --- - ; f.;v- U piBBONS AygcCjiiola'lYARD. WORTH 250ENX8.4 LL COLORS SILK DRESS ; BUTT REAL THREAD LACE AT 2 CENTS' A ,YaRD. WORTH? JiCENTS. BLACK 'AND WHITE5 BERLIN WORSTED A? Wi'CENTfl per OZ. LL OTHER COLORS BE RUN,WpR8TED AT 15gfrffQY " If. M R11 e,aib Hw wot w, c -s t-'; i L' AND. A GREATAY1 OTHl&tfetoO MYTiSxbCPiBlENCE IN THE MILUNW FOE THE IaST rotTR fEKN YEARS: ENABI E$ II Bl Cr UB D. IN THIS CITY. WELL BOUGHT laLFSOLD. InuoO vjljkjx JU J A A M ,-M J- A.-V;. tS r-' . " ......... i. r FORBES' RETAIL exaaihe otii8tock before p wtih BE " nUf Eft S OLD . 1:6 R R E S L..P.!? P .11 K A R t 8 T E K E T , hi the Bute) at rach low r&tea as defy com lfn'e 6out 8Kip BooU at $28 00 an at $2.80 a pain MenV firet quality L. B mil at S1.S0 a rmlr. XlanV first otwhtvY. A R Feb. Grain Bale at$J,00 per pair. Women's Polish High Cat Copper Tips st 76 cents j-. R. FRENCH & SONS, Wilmington, N. C. D K A It B R 8 FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c, Wo. 5, Wert Trade Street CHASX.OTTK. N. C. JUST RECEIVED. FULL ASSORTMENT OP Parlor Suite. in Hair Also Cloth, Terry and Reps. new A foil assortment of Metalic Cases, Caskets and Wood . nov2 THE 1 HOTEL STORE, ,0; BARGAIN.) CENTS f ? 0 : p , ai , Jliyl I ! I ("l' no tllOC i' 3 t .li t) l cetajipwasdd to 75 eaaUyaird. wortlf era. w" ,m BUSINESS.' LL ANYBODY Y 1 CHARLOTTE. N. C. ' December 20th,. 1875. J On and after this date, mails will open and close in this office as folVurs 'i! Northern, delivered 8.30 a. m.. clone 9 00 n m Southern, . 8.30 " 7 30 p m Air-une. 8 30 , 8.30 pm 8tate8ville, " 11 00" "2.00 pm CC.EsstD., " 830 " " 9.00pm CO. West D., " 6.30 om " 9.00 nm Money Order and Register hoars from 9 a. ni. to 4 d m. f - AM THStf Mcdonald, p. m dec21 tf THE cnURCHE rO-DAV. ( athouc Chvrch. Services this morning at 10i o'clock, and sermon by the priest. Be Fithet .Hands? ..T , '. -r St. Prkb's (E.) Chcech. Services this morning at Jl,,and bis afternoon at 4, by the Rector, tter B 8 fironson. School Hocsk Services at the School House, near the, City Mills, this afternoon at 4 o'clock, by Rer W M Hunter. . Calvary Missiov CHUBCH.r-Services in the morning at 11 A M, and at 7J P. M., by Rev S P Butt Sunday School at 9 , Baytist Chcech. Serviees this morning at 11 o'clock, and this evening at 8 o'clock, by the pastor' Rev Theo. Whitfield, Sunday School at 9 A, Mi SacoHO Psksbytkbiajt Chttbch. Services tbis morning at 11, and this evening at 7 by the pastor, Rev E H Harding. Sunday (School at 3 p. m. 8eats free. Young Men's Bible Class, taught by Prof J H Hill, of Charlotte Female Institute, at 3 o'clock p. ni. Tbto Stbkict M. E. Chcech. Services this morning at 11 o'clock, and this even ing at 7i o'clock, by the pastor, Rev P J Carraway. Sunday School at 3 P. M. First Pbesbttebiah Chckch. Services this morning at IT, indthts evening at 7 o'clock, by the pastor Rev A W Miiier, D.D. Seats free., Sunday School at 330 P. M. A. R. Pbesbytxbiah Chuech. Services in the Chapel, on the corner of College and 5th streets ..at 11 o'clock, by fthe pastor; Rey W M Hunter, and at 7 P. M. Sunday School at 10 A. H. CITY BULLETIN. i There were only three police arrests last week. The members of the Hop Club will give a hop to-mcrrow night. There was more than tbe ufcual amount of Saturday ntght drnnkennera. " The Granger's Mil) is said to be a new and desirable article. It is advertised in another column. Mr Hah M lrvin, of this city, baa Lung out his law shingle in Concord, just We hope he will prosper. Mr Koellsch has opened out his stock of books and stationery, in the store recently occupied by J Moyer, near Iryin's corner. la consequence of the failure of Rev L A Bikle, to meet his appointment, there will be no services in the Lutheran Church to day. Services in all the other churches. Pistol firing can be heard all over the city at all hours of the night. Nobody, though, ever finds out who does it, or for what pur pose It is done. ' Sunday again, and the fellows that put sand in the sugar every morning last week will be the most pious looking men at church. ' We understand that the authorities of the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad, began at Greensboro on yesterday afternoon, chang ing thn gauge of the road from Goldsboro to Morehead City. That is a pungent telegram from Phila- delphjalhia morning, stating that a woman lit.ar fire with oil and is dead. Gone' to join her husband, who smoked a pipe on a powder keg. How many people,1 you reckon; will pore over Hamlet the biggest part of to-day ? The dust will be brushed off of many a copy of Shakespeare which: bifqeen; ,in the back ground for years. Mr E H Walker whose house four miles from the citv was burned on Friday, is a step-son and not a son-in-law of ex-Sheriff White. The loss in addition to that of the house, was about $200. A private letter received by a gentleman in this city on yesterday, from Morgan ton. states that the shops of the Western North Carolina Railroad will shortly be moved from Salisbury .to that place. The weather wa threatening throughout all of yestirday and last night. The tern ABa wt HA WVAM wMW A et I t-VkA Stli-ktlidl Vl 11 n Y llow. Dampness clings to all things, and it in wondered what we shall have next in the weather line. Did Yen Ever! An intelligent citisen who Is satd to have secured tickets in the. balcony; front row, for Tnesday night, . looked earnestly at one of the pictures of Edwin Booth, the day, and than inquired of a friend standin by, if lnOMjfrthiCaaifcwheJki! Lincoln ? Let's all get ,np an&kill him. Y Heating a Room With Gas. About the cutest thlpg in town is the lit tle gas stove which Messrs C F Brem & CoM have sitting ina'eomer of their cigar stand. Wfm tbidiii cpjmnnipaJedrf tblt Jastas to a burner, ieatalt ant tn ,hcl room in a few inomfehts.s Tt ever MQ nice, aaa u cneap iuei, too. " -,m. .. nlnhlhr4 Jn HIftnr " v- Recently we pulled thaPI dQhJ had just occurred in 'Hickory, from diphtheria, inthe space of 14 days. : The Piedmont Pi-eu' calls ns to account for the item, and states that there has not beenpne-.tbird.lhis num ber of fatal cases in JU WC Of course note the correction. Oar information, as .we sUted M ih OrfeWar frptn' a. letter froin itlCKOry, ana we aia not stop w quesuwu I an d In Mecklenburg : The Raleigh NtwithW been examinirie the report ot the largest land counties iirthe 8Ute, at the office "of ihe State .Auditor, and reports Mecklenbtfrgjis; nivlng hree hun dred and six thousand fire hundred and seventy-five acres vajnibd at one million six hundred and forty4ft thousand seven hnn dred and thirty-four (dollars. : Cotton by a New Line. On yesterday, 12 car loads of cottoa from Bel ma, Montgomery, and oher points , in Alabama, passe4 thj-csqah this city over the Piedmont Air Line Railroad, on its way to Norfolk for shipment. '. Some tiase ago, we noted a shipment bvet this road 6f a lot of cotton from the same cities: route for that country', and gaining popularity. ' It s seems a new to be Street Improvements; Street Superintendeljuater wUhhw force has just made a great improvement in the pavement of Eighth streeet between Pine and Cemetery Avenue. The elms which stood in the middle of the pavement, have been cot down, and the walk has been nice ly graded and covered with sand. Hitherto, in consequence of these trees, walking along that street has been attended . with many difficulties. Moves to Charlotte. We are gtad to sayhat Cjl A B Springs, of York county, 8. C, has taken up his resi dence in Charlotte, he having moved into the house on Tryon street until lately occu pied by Wm Boyd, Esq. Col Springs is a most estimable, public-spirited gentleman, and is a valuable accession to the place. We have always felt that be was half-way a citi aen of Charlotte, and it gives us real pleasure ow to mention his full citizenship. . Iron at Wholesale. As an evidence that Charlotte has just claims as a wholesale market for a large section of country tributary to her borders, the Jarge wholesale house of Brem, Brown & Co., sold, yesterday, to one of their customers a bill of nails and iron alone, amounting to $1,180.00 for cash. These goods were sld" after the buyer had tried the New York, Baltimore and Richmond markets, and the sale is at once a test of the advantage that Charlotte, merchants offer to the country trade. That Jenu'nga Estate. It ie said that the English heirs to this es atewill make a proposition to the Virginia claimants to compromise with the latter by allowing them forty mil ion dollars if they will relinquish all the r claims. In the mean time, more new claimants are springing up in Virginia, and it is highly probable that should the proposition of the English heirs be accepted, there will be much litigation among the Virginians as to who are the real heirs. Richmond Whig. Unless we are iHisinformed, some of the beiiato this magnificent estate are living in Charlotte. A Would-be Robber Fulled. On Thursday evening Mr Sydney Under wood, who lives near Beanie's Ford, was going home from this city, and when near, the river, was met in the road t by a negro who demanded to know of him if he had any money. Mr Underwood had a long knife in his pocket, and drawing this, he re-ponded that he had, but that it would take a better man than he to get it. The highwayman walked a short distance along the road beside him, but finally turned off, and went into the woods, without haviag accomplished his purpose of robbery i Young Meu'a Christian Association. The following programme will be observed at the meetings to be held under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association of Charlotte, to begconducted by Rev G A Hall and Messrs Jas McConnanghy and C D Choate : WKDHE8DAT, Jakvaby 26th. Prayer meet ing at 8 a. m., at the Associate Reform Presbyterian Chapel. At 4 p. m.. Union Prayer Meeting at the same place ; 7:30 p. ra., Bible Reading and addressee at Second Presbyterian Church. Thubsoay, Jabcabt 27th Day services at the same time and place as preceding day, and evening services at 7.30 p. m., at Tryon Street Methodist Church. Arrest of Desperate Characters. T D Mc Alpine, special agent of the reve nue department, telegapbed to United States Commissioner J L Bailey, on yester day, that on Friday he arrested Andy and Jo. Thornberg, in York county, 8. C. The home,of these men is in Gaston.or one' of the othef-cdnnties in -this immediate belt. Charges of fraud upon the revenue have for a long while been pending against them, hot they were weir known as desperate men. and have long been the fear of reve nue officers. Their arrest was effected througn the agency of troops obtained from the commandant of the post at Yprkville. iThe men were brought to this city last evening by Mr McAlpine and Special Depu ty Marshal Trylor, who assisted in the ar rest, and were lodged in jail. Ihe Boys Circus. '. The common ity has no idea what it has small biiys, the wh V town - would have been there, and the. enhance would have been packed with people for a block along the Btreet, each way; In addition to the lit tle darkies and small boys, several gentle men were present, and these rolled about, jmd whooped, and screamedwith laughter 'theyerTgTd'aboal&e ead, When one of the small boys, performing with all gravity, got fastened while-on the "trapeze, and couldn't d6 anything to get himself loose, it was a time - to try. the suspenders ana bpttow f fCmlrf whf fdv4dWA fer sceneM atr its ridictudusheasr And the whole snow was made up of f cenes and in cidents just as ludicrous as this. The after noon performance broke .np ia a row, be caase the crowd would neither pay extra to see the concert , nor go out of the canvas. It was a warm show, sare as you are born, and ihe man, whor -coaldn? get $5 worth of (on'out of it, hasn't got much humor in his other I just missed.; If ithad pad any. idea ofthe kJ amount of fitn tope had at $be drcusiven lle&i y6terdayaflernbon ahdlast eyening by the There were four races on the Washington Park-, on Thursday, and the sport isi describ ed by the Newt and Courier "as ' hiving been rery brilliant. - The first race was a single dash lor ail ages,' purse $209. $50 to second horses Entries. Tom 0!NefV Wche's ba colt, Prussian (who was ridden, by Burch), and Rocket; O'Neil won the race, Pruaian an easy second, time 2m 16s. Second race, for four year oldai, purse $40$, tiro, mile heats Entries: Ozarm, Harney,. Damon and Katie Lee; after four heats, Damon '-was pro nounced the winnner, time, 8.48'3.46i 3.50f, 3 35. Third race, mile and a half dash for all ages, for $30u, $50 to second horse.' Entries : Lottie Moon, Mary Long,. Jack Trigg and Roxella; .won by Mary Long, time 2.46J. Fourth race, single dash of a mile and an eighth for all ages, for $200, $50 to second horse., Entries; Egypt, Marmion and Bayline; ;E-fl5It won easily, time, 2.4. ' 1 ii i '' --' ' - ' Mr Edwin Btooth, Jlr John T Ford, and the full company! are expected to arrive in this city this evening on the 9.15 train from Richmond, and will take quarters at the Central HoteL The company gave no per formance last night, neither will it perform to-morrow night. Mr Booth does not allow himself to be hurried in the least; he takes frequent and long rests, finding these neces sary, perhaps, from the injury, which he re ceived some time ago to one of his arms, and from which be has not yet entirely re covered. It is said, however, that he han dles the arm, which is yet very stiff, with so much grace, that a person whose atten tion had not been called to it, would never notice that it had ever been broken, All Charlotte is yet upon the qui vive, and the adventV) toe city of the great actor, is looked forward to as an event of no Utile interest. The Courts. U. IS. Commissioner's Court. Before Com missioner Bailey. John Hood, the boy who, some weeks ago, robbed the post office box of Mr. W. C. Morgn, and who was released on bail, escaped and was arrested in Char leston on Wednesday last, was brought to the city yesterday morning on the Charlotte. Columbia & Augusta train, and taken before Commissioner Bailey. His counsel waived an examination, and he was committed to jail in default of a justified bond in the sum of $500. Beore Justice Davidson. Lila Robinson and Mary Viliiaoison, colored, ft r drunken ness and for disorderly conduct ; case con tinned until Monday. There was no session of the Mayor's Court. The principal basin ess before the Magis trates, at present, is of a civil character, and there is a great deai of this. One Magistrate, on yesterday, issued 31 summons in civil ac tions. Public Meeting. According to previous notice, a large number of the citizens of Charlotte met at the 1 ity Hall on Friday evening, the 21st inst. The meeting was organized by call ing Rev. John F. Butt to the Chair, and re questing Thos. Led well to act as Secretary. After the objects of the meeting had been stated by the Chairman, and speeches by several gentlemen, the following resolutions were read : - Wheeeas, The Board of Aldermen of the City of Charlotte have passed an ordinance compelling all owners of stock to keep up their cows under a penalty of $25. on each one round oit of the owner s enclosure. And, Whkeeas, We consider this law as bear ing exceedingly hard upon a class of citi lens not at all prepared to coziplywith it, and in effect as depriving any person in moderate circumstances from owning a cow very long, as but few would be able to redeem their cow, should she accidentally even be found at large; therefo e, be it Resolved. That we respectfully request the Board to call a meeting of their honorable body together, and gratify, we believe, a majority ot the voters of our corporation. After the unanimous adoption of the above resolution on motion, a committee was appointed to draft a memorial to the city, requesting them to repeal the ob noxious ordinance. The committee consists of F. A. McNinch, E. H. Bissell, and Thos. Ledwell. On motion, a Committee was appointed to find out the original boundary of the town of Charlotte, and report at a subse quent meeting. The committee consists of E. H Bissell, and Win. F. Davidson. ' The following resolutions, were then read and unanimously adopted : Wheeeas, At an election had in Charlotte Township lost August, for or against ihe Stck Law : and, . WflEaxAS. At that election, a very large majority of the legal voters of said Town! ship voted against the Stock Law; and, Wheeeas We leain that the farmers of said township have been holding meetings with the larrue s of other townships in the county of Mecklenburg, for the purpose of tuking steps to put Charlotte Townbhip within the provisions of the Stock Law, without regard to the will of the majority of the voters of said township; ami, Whkbeas. We have 'always been taught to believe that this was a country where the majority rales, and, believing' tbis action of the farmers of the county to be against the Interests of the citizens of thia- township, and in direct opp-eition to the expressed wishes of the majority of the voters of the said township ; and, Wheeeas, At a recent meeting ' of the Board of Aldermen f the t itv of Charlotte. the said' Board passed an ordinance, 'co-op erating w.th the minority of t the voters of said township, placing the Ciry of Charlotte within,: the., provisions ;;of the said - Stock Jw .therefore be iV :. :-. ? .hi jReJteL laVThaJt "bn;aaiiDnff- the msn ' - V . " -' i i x' . . i . . townsuip ,we .wfc .quieuy, upiau to- kSwck Law believing that it is anaftist our 4rttPrttdA art.'' ' - ' A"'---i- t''" Resolved 2d That -1f the minority1 persist1 in itorcattg upon us:ao law wnicn the - legar voters or tne townsnip nave saia: that they will not have, then we will take-legal action to have our nehts. respected, si- r-r f,, IResotoed 3d; That tbe atbn'of the Board ef Aldermen, in odf'. Opinion', is'. without "-flaw or the1 shadow of 1a W, and ia direct Op-, position to tne expressed - wiu'or a majority, ef the'eitizens of the City of Charlotte, and w.e therefore call upon them to repeal said ordinance. iy uommussioners to uuce ancn steps $6 irus tratethoacttonrOl the minority ast'Jwriil be in accordance with, the, expressed wishes of ib majority or tneiegai voters or the town ship. ,j, if Lastvvi (i ; O jnoti-on, Messrs; Shipp Bailer ere fmpbyed as counsel, should tthectnaax essiiryj'to file an injunction restraining the operations oT the law. :' On tnbtion; the city pipers were requested topftblisb these proceedings. - f ' . " V ' ilhe meeting then adjoorned to meet on Thuday evening1, the 27tb Inst; Vor Suudar School Scholars. . 0;i X fi :tl- i . ' - .-. ,Aa is known thy many- ofc ni readers, most of oar cUjSuray ( jopls stndy, the International Jble' lessons The lesson for the first; quarter of the year are selected rom of Saul's Hfe. ndtne rehrn of DatidlHihi eucceBsor. The ! eteats ooter fcTwflbd orT abpt;fiOyyera;a very-inatrtrdtiy pertion of Jewish history, full of romantio interest personages, around whom gather .the leading incidents of the history, and whose names are prominent in the lessons are. Samuel. 8aul and David, all remarkable moa. whose t ' liyei are'gfvehNnth" considerable fullness, and suggest many practical lessons. over, aa David was not' only a" royal ances tor of Jesus, but an eminent type of Christ, as the king of his people, the .events of his life and reign have deep religious and spiritual significance, and speak to us of iiira wno was botn uavid s son and David a Lord, our Redeemer and our King. We are authorized to siy that young men and others who may wish to pursue this in teresting court e of study, will frel them selves cordially! invited to attend the Bible Cla s of any of onr city. Sunday Schools. - Ieah Mordecal Is the title of a neat little volume which has just been issued from ' the press of Messrs Sheldon & Co., of New York City, and sent us by Messrs J J & P Richards, of Atlanta, Ga Its authoress is Mrs Belle Ren drick Abbott, who writes in a style seldom equalled, by writers of fiction in these days. It is a tale of Southern life, just be ore and during tho late war, and most f the plot is Jaid in the city of Charleston. The recollections of the halcyon days which preceded those , troublous times are vividly recaUed.'days when prosperity was the role and not the exception, as is and has been for the past ten years, and in the inci dents of Madame Traxton's school we are struck with tha natuialness with which they are related-' In following ber leading characters through the days o- sreesion, on to the time when the shot aud shell of a hostile, fleet, swept like burning fiends through the streets of the . "Queen City of the South," we are reminded of those scenes and incidents which were so vividly describ ed by the newspapers of that day. Tales of Southern devotion, of Southern chiyalryytif Soathera. honor, yes, xf Sotith ern woe,"where that woe was martyrdom in the cause of patriotism, will always fill a place in Vhe Southern heart, and the deep struggle of Marshall, when he resigned his commission in the United States Army, to accept a similar one, in the service of his native State, was the struggle of a ' heroic heart, which finds its counterpart inthe noble Lee, and thousands of his followers. Leah was destined to be the child of mis fortune, and her life proved to be one of the deepest woe. Such is life ; and her charac ter has been painted as with a master pen. Her life is one long cloud .of misfortne and misery, which only ends upon her death bed, in the presence of her too late forgiving and heart-broken father, and the early and idoliz d friend of her youth. It is a book of merit and commends itself at once to our feelings and our affections. We predict for the authoress, no little fane in the field of letters, if this effort is her first as we have reason to believe it is. MARBIED. AtThomasville, on Wednesday nif ht, 19th inst., Mr Chas T Balsley, of Greensboro, and Miss Kate Hanner, of Thomasville. At the residence of the bride's mother, in Franklin, N C. oh the llth "inst., KopeElias, Esq., and Miss'- -"Siler, all - 'of Macon county. SPECIAL, NOTICES. To tooth disturbed feelines brought on by a cold, and to cure Coughs. Croup and Hoarseness, give Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. which may be had at ding stores. ' CUT THI8 OUT. , It May Save Your.Xlfe,, . There is no person living but, what suffers more or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Conratnplion, yet some won Id die ratner tnan pav 7i cents for atottleof medi cine that would cu e them. De. A. Bos vhee's GBBMur Syecp has lately been intro- auceo in this coun'ry from Germany, and its w narous cures astonishes every one thai try it. If yon doubt what we Say in print, cut out and tak it to yoor Drnggista Messrs T C Sniith & Co , wholesale agents and-re-' tail druggists generally, and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and ity it Two doseswfll relieve yon. Regular size 75 cents, fdec 81. . Hervong debility, ? ' HVITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION ; A weak exhausted fueling, no energy or conrage ; the TesraH' -of mental over work. lndescreuons or excesies. or some drain up on the system, is always cured by .Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific No. 28. it tones up ana mvigosatea tne system, dispels the gloom and despondency, imparts strength and energy stops the drain and rejuvena es the ntif manVBeeii J used twenty years with perfect saocess by thous ands. Sold by dealers. Price $1 ip srngie yiaU or $5 per package of five . vials and $2 vlistl -of 'powder.- JBent by man on receipt oi price. Address UMPHRBTrsV;HOMEp. PATHIQ1,1 k MEDiaSfiv CpMPANX7TE62 Broadway,-New! York, -ffJEa. 8ee la AfivertifleInent;, ' :' rlple 'Bor,Ccf and fMeiferchantft! Atlama. Ga.,Uttalysi,otdhr flhelor .' A a. Lime. . 98 65JiThe strongeat-Llme Withe .Unr ed States Montevatkr, Cahaba red ash. and Coal Creek CoaL We havesneciaTates of freight on Coal and Lime bv car .load to Jr puisw iu iivrui-iaa'-nmui varoiin uu Georgia h We.aoii-cjf orders send for prices. SCIPI E. (kiSONSj t nr. v-Atlanta,1 ,de30i fp HE-FINEST CHEWrWTdBlOCb1, nan And the best Imported and Domestic . flL .8 ft, 11. 1 f'WlBE." AWAKE !' i-i. oib 9&I fBetfed at the Wide Awake Grocerv. old. sta.od nf the RIsingtoa ; new uncan- vassed Sigar o'tfamV ind Breakfast Hotasaesat wGlpleq Drip Bjmp ana 75 cwtayKew-mw cents, Axle Grease 10 and 15 cents per box, Bologna Smoked UrtlTrtttf'lticEmond Sausage, Hams and Break&ot Bacon cut to accom modate -(matdinerirPresfrnhei '.floods. "11 Gafl-'AAxLoriilard iRalprTe.-Sardines, Oys;-6iMacwU Cloves, Nutmegs, Pepper-tmd Ginger, Granulated ',',..,vMjti t'-.t !'a hps r.' , . JARS.tCRClKSi AND PiTCnERS. tf. iWw-.- . ! tti-t-iq J H .'' .l.s w'H?fr?WEn frtT-lLa?rfarr fkwp, Vrnnimt"f kT nil "h i ttlivr used it as-THi"BErt;l',,0 Thankful to the public for past favors, we respectfully solicit a share of the trade both city and country, promising1' Fair Honest Dealings. COLEM AN A SON. jan23 JUST RECEIVED. SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, 20Q BarteJe Choice FamllyjFourr . ICar Loads Molasses. ' T ; - 7 2 Sacks Rio CorTee, . . . J00 Rolls CofUm Bagging."; , At the Star Gro-r-ery House, Trade street. MAYER, ROSS JONES. jan23 , . . . - v The CraBgerfBIilU S03IETHrNG NEW fe PESIRABLK. THIS improved Grist Mill will be on ex hibition for a few' davm at Vr Tnn.. RqdiaiU's 8ash, Blind and Pianino FiJtnrv on 9tb streets , All partiea who are interested in the milling business-are etpeeielrr' Invit ed to see this mill in operation, i It grind more than double the quantity, with less than half the, power of any other rhilL'sfod does not cost one-third tbe priee bsnally charijed. , Tbjs mill grinds from ten to four nunarta oushets of grain per hour. 'For fun her particulars call and see tha mill ir. operation, or address, ' '' " H H WITT, ' jan2b if ., S0METHNG NEW is CHARLOTTE A LONG iELT WANT SUPPLIED.1 ,-, .. .,..',!... . - fpHE Undersigned begs leave ..mfoVm Lawyers, Clerks of CottrtS, Principals of Schools, and the public generally ith'at he? has opened. a. . .. ... .tu.xaMv-i: ' BOOK BINDINGiESTABLISHMENT In Charlotte, at the Store on Trade street, adjoining Dr Mc A den's Drug Wtofc; wTiere he is prepared to do all work in that line, in handsome style and reasonable rates,-and in counection.with which he has a splendid Stock of ,. - Li V BOOKS AND: STATIONEEY, ...''''.'" AH new and at greatly reduced prices. Paper hanging a specialty. Sollcfllng . a share of your-iavors, I am, ' " - VeryiRtepectfnily, . H L KOELLSCH.: Formerly Book Keeper at W. ft R. jan23 - .'. JUSTRECiIVIl . - - A 8UPPLY OF THESE CfBRATED GARDEN SEED. which will be sold at- , f . 'Tjrr ' " v "riTro-nrcv t -.a... rw,. . ... . btlai e lM'iTrf.d i Ji liFUJ fa gtt,T., to ii fv a:RP 1 '' on rpen ttonm; nt DRUG6I8TB ,S"SPRINSf. r CORNER. hLl At'litdJPer -Bale m:u w tdkea Collaieral gecirray bj- eitfh0& adqtrr.- ' Merchandise. fcc. iaken at eonesnond totf ainl1fiiliwratefl'tt OAKilJUUS A SliAC&.WUUD S. janlOlw Warehouse. 1 t. ft 3 a 4 fi lij 1 1 1 . tfi & t 1 A?? Ml i; T ca-!t ,tt'U' -lM?? v the troth of the statement. composition. Cigars, at McADEN'8, 3nl4 Drug Store. Resolved, 4AAThat we call upon the Conn-
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Jan. 23, 1876, edition 1
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