' " ..... '. -.'
. -
4
CHABLiXTB-0ESEV3
14,, -
JOTD
wiiTmcr
-.. - ft?
... stisoBmns batxs-
TbeOssrarra Job rrrrtit 6 teB
thoTOTshly mpUed triUi'.c ry. needed
want, tad with the latest styU.- f Tjrpe, nJ
Te7 manner of JoU Work can i ow toe don
WlUrneatoeaavfttept-;h ad4SbeE?nese.
Wtcaafcrnt&ttfclort notioa
taJLKE8,T.TT.T. TTTSATV- -? : .vj i
- -IJBXTEStSS UOi CABS8, .,
i . r a "r"4 y''yin. POSTERS.
1 mon, - " "
eekly; (in the county) In advance, $2 00
' pGltAimS,vHAMI BILLS,
Uberal ledoctiw or dabs.
CH1EMTTE. N. C, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY C, 1870.
NOl 2144
n,-
"jf1 .11'.. - '. i ifin j i . ii ii-1 r ii ij aijii rii ? r ''i ' ' ,"""!!!l!!r'MTI'T''"TM?r'T!!'TT'! -----
" ' - - - . : . .- - - - , ' - - 1 " ! 1 i
D
W M
SMITH.
tnTE"W IB02T
i.
(PHIS BEING THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE BOOT and SHOE HOUSE!
1 in the 8tatandtnt faciUtiee fbr buying Goods being eqaal to any, we feel confident
that we cwflJBOOTS and SHOES AS CEAPas anyOmoreor New York JoK
We buy only from Manufacturers and, def0oi9petifl6?i?? t
One of the firm Is now NortbrihaBinu 6PRIN& STOCK, which, when com
pleter wtt-btlw4aiKB8t lu the etatgrr ,f
.1-,A1 wli tea4JU'JfelttlMtJt Merchant in North and South Carolina and,Georgia.
fel)5
G R E AT "OtCTOlf I N PRE0ES
os-i 3a!BOfANDSrlOES,
AT THE LOW PRICES 01 THE GOOD OLD TIMES BEFOKK THE WAR,
R. FRENCH i&
Wilmington, N. C.
iFFKR TO TBjJS 'JKAija i ills, iA.KUj
lFFKR TO-PHE TRADE THEIR LARGf
V ot uuv40ltB11VJ10i vucjuK ijueuuBBBiOTine oiaiei atsncn low rates as defy com
petition y any jobbing noute in;thePonth.Meii'8 Stout 8. Kip Boots at $28.00 and
$30.00 a case,. Wen's best first quality Brogarra at $1,50 a pair, Men's first quality L4 B,
B rogaDS at $1.12i per-pain fiWomen'sl prime Peb. Grain Bala at$l .00 per pair. Women's
jiumt a. v'i,.i.vy vvuweu
and aU oUerstjlesatcquaByJow;jrat.
Personal examinanon and orders soucited.
GEO
l!
1 1 rivi'i
sept23
.a.,
F V It K I
? "ju - ' -
T IT 11
Supply 'of Lounges, all grades. -Coffine
on band..
GRAND CENTRAL
m -ft, ' .
' I
"S1 4. u. I
FOB THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
-:0:-
-:0:
WITH GLASS ATTACHED, GOLD INLAID, AT 65 CTS. APIECB, SOLD BLSEWHEET! AT $1.00-
LATEST STYLES OF COMBS,
AT 25 CENTS, WORTH 75 CENTS.
AT $1.50 APIECE,
BLACK AND WHITE
AT 12J CENTS
ALL
HIGH COLORS!
4 r
AT 15 CENTS.AIT OVNCEL
PERFORATED
9 m f f
''. Jim r a
U A ONLY 25 CENTS A SHEET.
' AT EIGHT CES.T3,.A-;SKEIN,
r 1 T TKT9 TTNTTH A H KKIN-
ttk;ents
hi UVIT ft t
"ails -n1 f.T V7 .
vs-at FORTY CENTS A YARD.'1
RESPE0TFULLT, -
feb6
n
O- S.
! r
8. FOEBES.
TOCJJC JAMO COMPLETE ASORTMET
rfuuw ujui vut vuppcc . xipjB as to cents
T ;'U
R. FRENCH & SONS,
WUmington, N. C.
DB A X 13 ft S
cS Co. ,
& RETAIL
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE,
BEDDING, &c,
No, 5, West Trade Street.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
,JUST RECEIVED.
FULL ASSORTMENT
OP
Parlor Suits,
in
Hair Cloth
Terry and Reps
Also a new
S
A full -assortment of Metalic Cases, Caskets and Wood
novz
HOTEL STORE,
:0:
liiflll
'9
WORTH $2.50.
BERLIN WORSTED,
AN OUNCE.
BERLIN WORSfED,
CARD BOARD,
. 4
4 i t
9'
-
ft.
V
-V
- - - -,- M. KOPPfiL,
T.H E CITY
CHARLOTTE. N. b t
. vDecewbetaHb, 1875,"
On and after this date, mails will open and
-close in this office as follows :
Northern, delivered 8.30 a, m., cloee 9.00 p m
Southern, " 8.30 V-' " 70 pm
Air-Line. -. 8.SO .?' 8.30 pm
StateBTffle, 1100" " 2.00 pm
C.C.EastD., " 8,30 " " 9.00pm
O. C. West D " 6.30 cm " 9.00 d in
Money Order and Register hours from 9
. m, to i p. m. v
r e Mcdonald, p. m
dec21 tf
THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
( athouo CsroacH. Services this morning
at 10J o'clock, and sermon by the nrieat.
Rey Father Hands.
St. Pstsb's tE.) Chuboh. Services thU
morning at 11, and this afternoon at 4, by
the RectOr, Rey B S Bronson.
Ca"lvay Mission Chubch. Services in
the morning at 11 A M, and at 7i P. M., by
Rev W S Haltom. Sunday School at 9
A.M.
Baptist Chxtech. 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. M.
Tktou Sxbbet M. E. Chubch. Services
this morning at 11 o'clock, and this even
ing at 71 o'clock, by the pastor, Rev P J
Carraway. Sunday School at 3 P. M.
First Pbe6bytebia Church. Services
this morning at 11, and this evening at 7
o'clock, by the pastor Rev A W Miller, D. D.
Seats free. Sunday School at 3:30 P. M.
Skcosd Pbbsbttkbtait Chubch. Services
this morning at 11, and this evening at 7.
by the pastor, Rev E H Harding. Sunday
School at 3 p. m- Seats free.
A. R. Prksbttekian Chubch. Services in
the Chapel, on the corner of College and 5th
streets, at 11 o'clock, by the pastor, Rey W
M Hunter, and at 7 P. M. Sunday School
at 10 A. M.
CITY BULLETIN
The office occupied until lately by Woot
en's Express, is for rent.
The wind and sun of yesterday dried up
the streets very considerably.
The Charlotte Hotel has reduced table
board to $18 per month.
There will be servicrs to-day in all the
churches, with the exception of thejLuther-
an.
Those whose wont it is to present "that
little bill," report money very, very close,
this month.
The stores shut up tarlier last night than
is usual on Saturday night, there being but
tew traders abroad.
The streets were crowded with people,
yesterday, and bore a bustling, city-Hke ap-
pearauce.
Last night was an unusually quiet Satur
day night. There were fewer drunks than
usual, and not the slightest indication of a
disturbance.
The Young Men's Christian Association
will hold a meeting at the Associate Re
formed Presbyterian Chapel at 5 o'clock this
afternoon. All are invited to attend,
The Board of County Commissioners will
hold their regular monthly meeting at the
Court House on to-morrow, the first Monday
of the month.
Last week there was not a single police ar
rest in this city. Nobody remembers when
this has ever been the case before. Orderly
to a fault.
We are credibly informed that W H H
Houston, the forger, is living at Ocala, Fla.,
where he is the foreman of an extensive
tannery.
The officers of the Fire Department had
their quarterly inspection, yesterday morn
ing, and found all the material of the de
partment in excellent condition.
The Raleigh Nem ascertains from the Au
ditor's office, that Mecklenburg county last
year paid one hundred and ninety-two dol
lars and thirty-eight cents for marriage
licenses.
Mr W M Vandiver has brought to our of
fice an extraordinary hen egg, layed by an
ordinary hen. It is quit twice as large as
the average hen egg, and looks much more
like it was the product of. some able-bodied
Up to' the lstday of the present month, one
firm has bought 10,000 bales of cotton. This
was its direct purchases, and the statement
does not include cotton which was shipped
to it, and which" the firm immediately re-
shipped.
The Rescue Fire Company is booked for
a visit to Norfolk in April next in company
with the Hornet Fire Company of Char
lotte. ,'The Rescue is composed of the best
men of this citr. ' We return . thanks for
an invitation to go along. Rdleig h Ntwst
The musio-loving portion, of the commu
nity will have two fine opportunities, this
week, ot gratifying their tastes---th concert
at the Institute for Young ; Ladies, to-mor
row night, and Blind Tom j& the - Opera
House on Wednesday night.
The cold weather, continues, but with a
alight abatement in its severity. Last even
ine and night were cloudy, and there was a
decided, feeliiajg of anow in the atmosphere
but one weather-wise says that snow need
hardly be looked for in the light of the
moon. -.'".y. . '. . r
Last week was the dullest, so Jar as news
is concerned,' that we have known , in Char
lotte for a longi long while. ' We do Inot
know to what particular cause this can be
ascribed, but 'tis true that from Monday
morning 16 Salurday-Jlightr gathering items
has been a continuously up-hill business.
Blind Tern , .i , . i , .
This wonderful negro will be here on
Wednesday night next, and, we baye; little
doubt, will be greeted by a good housed "'. His
mnsical gifts are astonishing, and! a fare 0
tertalnment will be afforded. ' Those who
propose going, canecure seats' to-morrow
and each day thereafter until the perform
ance, at Phifer's book store.
Mrs Annie W Miller, who has been con
ducting a boarding house in this city for
more than three years past, will shortly
move from . here . to. Raleigh,, and" will
sell a large quantity, of, her houahold.and
kitchen furniture, at her residence corner
Tryon and Fourth streets, on Saturday next.
Gay Direction.
The following is a true copy of the direc
tion on the back of a letter ' which was put
in the post office of this city by a jfreedman
yesterday: Ifdel; Country,
Scot Cross
Ameriky Road
Morris.
The Cornet Clb.
The members of the Charlotte Cornet Club
are making endeavors to secure Prof WH
Neave,-of Salisbury, to remain with them
for one month, and to brighten them up on
their music. In order to do this, the mem
bers of the Club solicit the aid of the citi
zens of the place, and in return agree to
furnish free music to the city.
A Soliloquy.
"Well, by the eternal, whal'U take place
next ?" was the remark f a countryman ,
yesterday, as he looked at a picture of Blind
'om, hanging in a store window. "There
sets a cussed nigger pawin' a pyanner, and
here I am, white, by gosh, and yit don't
know a single note in a music book no
mor'n a cow."
The Courts.
Yesterday was the dullest day of the week
m the court line. All the cases be
fore the Magistrates were civil issues except
one or two bastardy cases before Justice Da
vidson. Civil business, however, continues
lively, people suing and being sned, and so
costs are not altogether lacking.
New Orleans Mardi Gras. 1 ,
The price for return tickets from Charlotte
to the New Orleans Mardi Gras, will be $31.
Several of -our citizens speak of going." Capt
Kimball, at the Air Line i)epot, says that
if a party of 15 or 20 will make arrange
ments to go, he can provide a sleeping car
and carry them through from Charlotte
without change.
Concert far a Werthy Object.
The ladies of the Aid Society, who hays
undertaken the establishment of a City
Hospital, for the benefit of the poor o.f every
denomination, beg the assistance of all per
sons who can sing and are willing to assist
in a concert) be given in aid of this fund,
not later than three or four weeks from this
date. As it is in all respects a worthy ob
ject, it is hoped that every one who can,
will respond to this invitation. The first
rehearsal will take place at Miss Long's
school room on Church Btreet, on Tuesday
evening next, at 7.30, nnder the direction of
Thomas Woodroffe.
St Valentine's Day
Is but little more than a week off, and
stocks will soon begin to arrive. Formerly,
this day was used as an occasion wh n it
was proper for lovers to exchange their ten
der, rose-tinted yet anonymous expressions
of affection ; but latterly the - day has de
generated into a season when the screws of
ridicule are applied by means of comic val
entines, or when enemies feel that the right
is given them to vent their spleen by anony
mous means, upon those whom they hate
yet are afraid to attack openly. Valen
tine's Day, like the cat fish of the negro of
whom Coy Vance tells, has "swunk" wo
fnlly. From Wilkes-
-Dwelling House Destroy-
ed by Fire.
By a priyate letter to a citizen of Char
lotte, we learn that a large frame dwelling
belonging to S L Hix, who lives four miles
South of Wilkesboro, on the Taylorsyille
road, was destroyed by fire on the night of
the 1st inst. The house was intended as a
dwelling to accommodate boarders during
the summer, and the less is a very heavy
one. Mr Fix has been peculiarly unfortu
nate, he having had a large barn destroyed
by fire within the last year or so.
The same correspondent informs us that
the ground was covered with snow at the
time he wrote, to the depth of four to six
inches, which somewhat accounts for the
cold snap for the past few days here.
Personal.
That gallant Confederate soldier and ac
complished gentleman, Maj John W Dun
ham, arriyed in the city, last evening, and
is stopping for a day or two at the Central
Hotel. We are glad to note the fact that
he has very much improved in health since
his last visit to Charlotte. He is now resid
ing in Wilmington.
E B Drake, Esq., editor of the Statesville
American was in the city on yesterday.
Dr 8 B Nye is again in the city, and will
remain until to-morrow evening, tie is
stopping at the Central Hotel.
.Mason Young, Esq., of New York City,
who bought the claim of Col L D Childs, in
the Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Railroad,
has been in Charlotte for a day or two past,
looking after his claim, and leaves this
morning on the Northern train.
False Alarm.
There was another false fire alarm, yester
day morning. It appears that an inmate of
ene of the Springs houses, on Fifth street,
between Tryon and College, threw a piece
of paper in the fire-place, and that this
whirled out of the top of the chimney in a
blaze. Some one saw it and raised the
alarm of " fire!" This was taken up along
the streets, and finally by the fire .bell, and
in a few moments, all the fire companies
were out and ready for action. They found,
however, before proceeding far, that there
was no fire, and that there had never been
These false alarms which have been so
frequent of late, are becoming very annoy
ing, and firemen are .beginning ta.4be dis.
gusted with them, itwili come ta be the case
that no attention will be paid to the ringing
ofthe fire bell. These alarms, every time
they are given, call two hundred laboring
men from their work, and are otherwise
yery annoying. "Thefe Is an ordinance
against interference with fire companies, and
we are authorized by-Chief of Fire Depart
ment Orr, to say that if any of these persons
who raise false alarms are detected, they will
be indicted and punished.
In 'Umbo ' ' ' "e- - " , '
The Ralefgh Sentinel says that Tom Brown
and Lewis Wilkins, a couple of ginger-cake
Republicans, hailing from Wilmington,
have been cooped by tie Raleigh police un
der a strong suspicion that they . are notes
moral as they represent themselves-to be.
They, have been passing off as deputy sher
iffs. There is a suspicion that they are mem
bers of the gang who recently perpetrated so
"many highway robberies In the vicinity of
Charlotte. ' : ; ' -'tMj 'i '
Good Templar Officers. n ?
The following is a list of the officers ef
Dow's Lodge, No. 176, I. O. G. T., of this
county, for the term commencing February
1st and ending April 30th, 1875, which we
are requested to publish :
W C T W R Phillips,
W R H 8 Miss Jane A McCord,
W L H S Miss Elizabeth Wentr,
W V T Mrs S E Morrison,
W S-J F Hawkins,
W A 8 Miss A T Cahlir, '
WFS-RFAutin,
WT FLStowe,
W M Chas McCerd,
W D M Miss Augusta McGee,
W I G Miss S Phillips,
WOG CMAutin,
W C-C T Stowe,
P WC T Jas L Miller,
L D O N Abernathy.
A Whiskey Disturbance.
On yesterday, Albeit Wallace (Prince Al
bert) was in Brem, Brown & Co's hardware
store, very drunk, and they wanted to get
him out. A young man from the country,
an acquaintance of Albert's, was tugging at
him, and, with the assistance of one of the
young men in the store, finally succeeded in
getting the prince out in the Btreet. While
Albert and the other ceuntryman were out
there, Albeit trying to stand up and the
other helping him, a nephew of Albert came
up and he and the young man had some
words, which resulted in the nephew strik
ing the other. Then the whole posse fell in
the street and scuffled and mixed up till
they got tired, and though the streets have
just been macadamized and rocks are abun
dant, nobody got hurt.
The Monthly Reporter.
The first number of this new paper is on
our table. It is published at Wadesboro, at
50 per annum, as we had thought in the
interest of the Baptist Church, until we saw
the following in it, which we are free to say
we do not understand, and which leaves us
in doubt as to the objects of the publication.
The Reporter 9ays : "The Monroe Enquirer
in noticing our prospectus, speaks of it as in
the interests ofthe Baptist Church. This is
a common error. Mosheim says of the
chnrches immediately succeeding the apos
tles, that they 'were connected by no conso
ciation, or confederation ; eacn cnurcn was
a kind of little independent republic gov
erned by its own laws.' The same is true of
Baptist churches to-day. We speak of the
Baptist Church at Charlotte, or at Cedar
Creek, as the apostles spoke of 'the church
at Corinth,' 'the church at Antioch,' &c,
but there is no such thing as 'the Baptist
Church' in such sense as to include all or
any number of separate churches in a State,
or in the world."
.
The Weather.
The present anomalous winter is said to
resemble in many respects the celebrated
winter of 1822 and 1823, The weather du
ring the memorable season was unusually
mild and temperate ; the trees were green
with their rich foliage, the tender fragrant
flowers could be seen blooming ia front
yards, fruit and vegetables were abundant,
fires were hardly ever needed, and it was al
most impossible for one to persuade himself
that it was the winter season. But on the
16th of February, 1823, the weather sudden
ly changed from heat to intense cold, ice
formed all along the rivers, and all the
ponds and creeks were frozen over. The
trees which were in full bloom were killed.
and numbers of white people froze to death,
as did also many negroes in their eabins ;
cattle and hogs froze to death in the fields
and woods, owing to the rapidity of the
change from heat to cold. It should be a
warning to us to make provision for violent
changes after so mild a winter. The weath
erwise predict a late spring and plenty of
cold weather.
The Southern Life Insurance Company,
Thus far, no details of the failure of this
institution have been receited here; nor any
satisfactory explanation of the unfortunate
termination of its affairs. The Company
has been engaged in litigation with the
Carolina Life Insurance Company, but, as
the Charleston News and Courier says, there
was nothing in the character of the liia'ga
tion to account for the failure of a Company
as prosperous and wealthy, to all appear
ance as the Southern Life.
The January statement of the affairs of
the Company, published in the New York
Insurance Monitor, was as follows :
ASSETS. - ,
January 1, 1876 ...$2,104,867 78
INCOME FOB 1874.
Premiums and interest........ 41,052,658 74
Total liabilities....:. 1,723,042 61
Surplus to policyholders 381,825 17
TOTAL BECEIPTS SlHCB OBGANIZATIOH.
Premiums and interest $4,896,129 25
Paid to policyhold
ers.... .....v..$l,787,790 75
All other disburse
: ments,.;... ...1,003,470 72
2,791,26147
Balance (assets as above. .....$2,104,867 78
With $2,000,000of assets and a eurplus of
$381,825, there Seems no doubt that the pol
icy holders will be protected. 1
' foOMMTOiCATBD.
A Centennial Monument te the Memory
. of Gen Dayldaon. , -
The Dublic hare been interested in the
recent nublication of the well-timed action
of the Mayor arid Board of Aldermen ofthe
City of Charlotte, in which Congress is me
morialized to carry ouflhe resolutions pass
ed nearly a century ago, to erect suitable
monuments to the memory 6t those revolu
tionary patriots, OensXTath and Dayidacu ;
This seems to bean Opportune occasion to
utter a plea, for the completion Of an already
existing monument of Gen Davidson, yu
the noble College 1 whichr .bears 4 his name.
and Which rears its majestic dome not far
from til e very spet which aa baptized wtta
his patriotic blooi..This institution; built up
from small beginnings,, , has .already attain
ed the dimensions of a first-class college.
The standard of scholarship, according to
the testimony' of those most 'competent to
judge, rivals if it does hot excel, that of any
similar institution is the land.. Its endow
ment. though adequate for its immediate
necessities, is not ample enough to warrant
that progress and development wbich'the
wants of the age demand, or even to enable'
the College to maintain, for any prolonged
period its present high educational grade.
An earnest effort is now being made by the
Trustees to increase this endowment and the
undersigned has been appointed their special
agent for this purpose. A liberal-minded
citizen of Mecklenburg county has already
proposed tobe one of twenty or twenty-five,
or fifty, or one hundred, to raise the sum of
$10,000 to endow an additional professor
ship. Are there not others like-minded.
who will, in spite of the , excuse . of ' hard
times" imitate his praiseworthy example,
and co-operate with him in a movement so
eminently desirable? Is not this Centen
nial year, an suspicious and opportune time
for such an enterprise as this ? :j
Let the memory of the brave revolution
ary officer be honored in every way, Let
Congress redeem its sacred and ancient
pledge and rear a pillared shaft, fit to com
memorate the patriotic valor of the hero of
Cowan's Ford ! Bat let not his fellow-CarO-
linians forget that a y et nobler mausoleum in
vites their generous benefactions ; a glori
ous temple of learning, inscribed with the
hero's name, and over-looking the spot
where he fell !
What monument more worthy of depart
ed greatness, than an ever-nrogressi ye insti
tution, blessed of God and blessing others,
handing down from generation to genera
tion the fruits of a sound, thorough chris
tian culture f Citizens of Mecklenburg ! Men
of Carolina! In the name of the College of
Davidson, help ! H. H. BANKS,
Agent Davidson College.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IF YOU HAVE
Trortle AM Your Bill of Fare,
BXAMINB
MY SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. I
HAVE DURING THE WEEK
RECEIVED THE FOLLOW
ING GOODS:
SCOTTISH CHIEF OAT M E AL,L AUD
IN 5 and 10 lb. TINS and 20 and 50
lb. KEGS, MOCHA and JAVA
COFFEE, PIGS FEET.
and TRIPE, COOKED
CORNED BEEF,
DRIED SWEET CORN, APPLE BUT
TER, and PRESEHVJED GINGER,
CHOICE HAMS, SOUR KROUT,
COD FISH & PICKLED HER
RING, BAKER'S CHOCO
LATE, DOMESTIC AND
IMPORTED SWEET OIL,
CHOICE FAMILY
FLOUR, CIDER in
cases & on draught,
SALPICANT,
COCOANU1S,
CELERY
SALT,
FINEST TEAS, NICE CRACKERS,
ROASTED COFFEE a specialty,
ALL GOODS KEPT IN A
FIRST-CLASS GROCERY
STORE, CONSTANT
LY ON HAND.
Persons not having dalt with me
before, will find it to their advantage to
call in. I take pleasure in showing my
Goods. Goods delivered free.
C. HASHAGEN,
Opposite Charlotte Hotel.
feb6
200 BARRELS
EARLY ROSE AND PEERLESS
SWEET POTATOES
$2.20 CASH, AT
M. MILLER & SONS'.
R.
feb6
For Rent.
A Desirable Store Room on Tryon .street,
oncosis Central Hotel, and formerly
occupied by Wooten's Express Company,
is oneaed fos rent. Possession given imme
diately. Apply to J M LEAK,
iebb it Agent.
The Best Cigar
THREE for 10 cents ever in the city.
Charlotte Favorite 5 cents, and other
Cigars, very low at the Corner Cigar Store
WAljTJStt JSK.SU.,
feb6 Trustee,
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF
N
E W G 0 OHD s
J. S. PHILLIPS;
MERCHANT TAILOR and DEALER IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,'. s ;
HAS removed to one of the New Stores
under the Central HotelTrade St.and is
receiving his Winter Stock, of Oobds for
Men's Wear, and wiu make them up-- at
Bhort notice in the most fashionable man
ner, cheaper than the same, clase. of Goods
cave ever been onerea in una majKecT,
iiftlMrtsJ;:!
Cutting and repairing done promptly. All
goods and work must be paid . for - on deliv
ery, as I am compelled to do a cash business.
- . .J S PHILLIPS.
"EVERYTHING IS; . STRICTLY. FIRST
J2i class, and neat and niceat
febZU-j
h THE COMMERCIAL.
4,
QEEQER'S BALTIMOKE BEER IS THE
J bestin the citytept at - ; '4
THE COMMERCIAL.
Buy Dr. Bull's Ctough Syrurv :Itcures.
t , r ' t -i"!rf . I
V aJ CUT THIS OUT. " -It
May Save Your Life.
There is H person living bo What suffers
more or lessr wjth Lung Diaeasesj Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather than paY 75 cents for bottle of medi
cine that would cure them Da. i A. Bos
chik's Ge&kas Symj Jaa lately been intro
duced in thisvcounTy from. Germany, and
its wondrous bares astonishes every one that
try it, vi;Ifyott douW" what we say In print,
cut but and take iti yourDroggtots Messrs
T C Smith fc Co.. wholesale, agents and re
tail druggists generally and get a sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will
relieve vou,r Regular sizsJ5 cents, rdec 81.
Soiple & Sons, Coal and time Merchants,
Atlanta; Oa., Analysia,of our Shelby, A?a.
Lime 98 65. The strongest iLttoe, Jn the
United States.' MontevaQoCkhabared ash,
and Coal Creek CoaL .- We have special rates
of freight on Coal and Lime by? car -load to
points in North and South Carolina and
Georgia. , We elici t orders tend for prices.
SCIPfE AflONS,
dec30 - Atlanta, Ga.
CHARLOTTE OPEEAHOtlSE,
. -. ": .f$Mi -.'; irri"
Thk CELEBRATED MUSICAL PRODIGY.
ONE NIGHT ONLY !
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 0TH, 1876
JS9 Doors opeat 7 o'clock ; perform
ance at 8 o'clock, p. M".
.S9 Admission 50 cents ; reserved seats
75 cents ; Children half price. ; Sale of seats
at Phifer's book storev v .-w, -. ; !s- -
feb2 lw v , i ,
Ten Cent Column.'
Advertisements will be. inserted in this
column at the rate oj ' ten tlO) cents per
line, for each insertion. No advertise
ment taken for less thdntwentJive cents.
Eight words make- a line.
AUCTION ! The remaining Stock of
MoMurray fc Davis will be closed eat at
anotion. commencing Tuesday, February
8th and containing from day to day until
the entire Stock is sold: '
J L BRO WN, Trustee.
feb62t f
HAY, Sheaf Oats and Shucks, for sale at
Charlotte Warehouse. . 1 m -feb6
4t JAS F JOHNSTON.
. i. i ju-. r i i i'ii ; i-J 'nil -i , ,
FOR SALE Four small City Loti; cor
ner a una ytn street, -apply to
feb5-5t.
V.
H. GLOVER.
FAMILY 8EWING.-A ladyWh"o!!Hves
on the. corner of 8th and Pine Streets, at the
residence of S F Houston, would like to do
tLe sewing for a few gentlemen and boys,
at very moderate rates. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Ieb6 2t - ' - r -
REMEMBER When Sunday comes you
want to read, and the cheapest way to do it.
is by subscribing to the Charlotte Circulat
ing Library, where, for three dollars yon can
have the privilege of reading $175.00 worth
of the latest American and Epropean period
icals for one year. Office at KOellsch s book
store. ;
feb5 tf
TABLE BOARD at the Charlotte Hotel
has been reduced to EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
per month. Give ns trial.
J 1 HOLLiS set SON.
feb5tf
SALE of Household and Kitchen Furni
ture. On Saturday the 11th of February,
will be sold at the residence of Mrs Annie
W Miller, opposite the new . insurance
building, a large quantity of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, at public auction, em
bracing almost every article in that line.
Also a good Milch Cow. .;.,r . i
reM.fQ ean..fi-at IX..,. .
FOUrtD And left at this office, a nlain
gold rine, on which is engrayed Initials, of
two names. The owner can- hare the same
by identifying the property, and paying for
this adyertisement.
reoztr
THE Misses Drucker's will ooeh a School
on Tuesday the 8th of Tebrdary for all
kinds of Fancy Work, at their ree&anoe op
posite Charlotte Hotel. Terms $1.00 per
month. . . " i i
feb21w - - -:
FOUND And leit at this offiea. m Mfa
key, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying tor thia adyertisement.
IS STILL UP!
IF it were not for the SUN the EYE could
not see ; but . for the SUN the . STARS
would not shine, so you see my friends, it is
very necessary to keep np the SUN, , .w
We hare a large Stock of New Goods.
just received, r- , . . - .
APPLES, ...... ..-f;vj
' " -' ' ' , LEMONS,
FIGS; 0ATES, ' k'ZLX
PRUNES, RA'Tj3n8; x "f?
SHELLED ALMONDS, !! V
WALNUTS PEACAN NUTS,
ALMONDS. , ai at- y .V-
. . , .PURE HOME v . f
: :, ; made candies.
,;li-i.; cAK3s.-BREAD X.v..;.:
SDEai Corn and
CANNED 1GK)D8 -Zim ii&izvd
j; t OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
FANCY ahd 3
GBjOCEBIES.
lowes pxicpB. r5"rviw
wi tlU-nf., Hifl -,; i"i r i ttfca UfriiU
U3
'4 :
.".It
FRESH arrival of thiut Superior VirgiiJia
Batter, equal to any Goshen, at
S CARTER'S.
decll
THE
SUN
Commission Store,
4 'v
4r I,'