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LADIES I.IISSES, GBHTTSS BOYS,
, , iu . 'CBILDnEIIS BOOTS ad SHOES,
Of EVERY DESCRIPTION
. ' '
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t&' J' n,VJ?JVA4cn PEWS than, higfe, prfdtt 'otf
4t -
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burgess Nichols.
WnOLESAK
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Or IvrrinUvr ALL
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TO BE FOUND IN the CITY.
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& RETAIL,
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srn Bifesroci oft
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BEDDINGr.'&C.
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lit auco,uh nu.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NJEWS
GhUeie Eiation-llore About the
.'U be lla-H-Scho oner Lot 1. 1 i
0 jUosDpN; pet2tfrAi dpjitca, t)t the
Times from Shanghai reports .arrange'
niente;hiaebeSett effected '6n thefiYun'
- 7: $uVBg& vtb& ter'me3"J!tinkribwri,'
pprUt arejiidi opened to prpign'com
nojrce. s'ilieouventioa will be ejgped.
. Maduid, Sept. 26. The 'TTranklin
Queeulsabeiia remains at the -Pal
ace of the Eacurial until Octobeii,'. '
1 ii 1 . t i.i!f'j'! ;J ! m
Haejeax,' Septi 36.-Tb3BcboQier
Blooming Bill, is -totally wrecked. The
scbb'onef Three1 Broth ers'Ri ' burned, tb
- MASSACHUSETTS.
,4:Fhjsjcun ataiiylnjared by 1
Insane Patient..;; . . ?C
oBosxoNgepT;26.P ,W Wood
burj7 assistant' surgeon at the McLean
jjnsan'!Asjlaya probably
fatally,' "over the beat! My ; patient,
while playing croquet. 'I.he weapon
was a croquet mal let: '.' .
: u 'pPh1 1Kb .'iatfriuat : nieetin q; the
Amencau'Acadeniy of Dental Science
was held yesterday; Dr D M Parker
waa re-elected president ' and Dr E Y
Tiicker;'vice-president; l)r Geo T Maf
fatt.cprresp!onding secretary, and Dr M
L Tacker, treas. .o .. ' U: i :
"" J MARYLAND.
Suririvors from the Wreck of the Ee-
;;"'f becca Clyde. .
Baltimohe, Sept. 26. Five of the six
survivors of the crew of the steamsfaip
Rebecca Qljde, wrecked near Ocracoke
inlet; North Carolina, Sunday, Sept 17,
bare reached Baltimore ; viz : Solomon
Wbitely, oiler, Wm Englis.b,' seaman;
Bttckley ; , and .'Robr fc McQ i n ri ,:
firemen, and Fatrtek-Halpin coal pas
ser; all bruised -iand J'sdme' crippled
Capt. Clinton SmUh of the ' )Bcbbctte
jttatlie 1 llerfronsi; Brunawict;da
Has cuea or jreiiow lever at tne quaran
tine station. The rest of the crew are
C08TRIBUTIOXS FOR THE YEL-
LOW FEVER SUFFERERS.
' TinctBVrLLK. Sent. 26.--Tb6 Louisvilie
Free Mwons have , subecribei $550 for.
fiaVannnn.
7i Oej.r a W ' ififinL- 26. .The How
ard Assoclatiorr sent additional physi-
cians.andcigh nrsea yesterday ; tb
- . . . . i , ;: ..-'
: NEW.Yditr, Sept. .--Sayatfuab sub-
scriptions at the ; Chamber ef . Com
merce are over ten thousand aolrars.
' The' grand total i of Isnbscriptipna
publicly announced for Savannah and
Brunswick; are $1249. ;
ill
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NEW YORK.
Steamship Disaster.
'V KYbiksepi A 'Lcevi' Del-
aware, dispatch , says j Tlie; st earner
Liberty from' Havanay-Septem ber ;14j
for Ne9 York, was. abandoritd at sea
bra sirikib c6n'diti6nLduring the hur-
ricaneoi iae ill lutsuk lautuue op
Nortblougitude 75; WestJs The crew
Were all taken -off by the schooner
Yellow Line, and landed at Lews. .'She
had no passengers. rwfr
sa ' MINNESOTA.
Raines!' of. jthe! KUleA .akaptured
ii'ij
; .i Bank Robbers. , j
' St. Paul, Sept. 2G. -Thedcad N th
r, it
field bank robbers fare Charlie :Jfitts;
Bill Cbadwick and Clem Miller. The
prison ers are ' Calve ; Younger ti pob
Younger and AV Custer. r The last:(is
a noiea Texas aesperauo,; :-a'r
MtU, ft
fllid-Night: Dispatcbes-
1
' WEATBER FRCB ABILITIES. V
" 1 'rAsm'KGT6ir; D. c.7Sept.;2a:ui
111
For the iSoath .Atlantic States,'
cooler, northwest wlnkl;,ri9ing barom
eter ahd" partly cloudy1. 'weather, will
f 7 ,vj;in WASHIHGTON.- ;
' Railroad EepairedBifle Teams.
1 wisHfKGT0N,i-D.'t C.;'Bept.,.26.-The
damages caused by. heavy. rams along
the Virginia Midland Railroad; hare
been repaired !an'c trains are nowbn
nine on schedule time; vti. '
The teams' were ribt-.full and count
was kept only, of -..individual scores
TeTilSrirTsiriiiTOTyfroT possible
50. Roe-Scotclmade'-H- Weber
American J 4.7. r, Slade f Australian i . 45.
m.i..' l,flDt JVihtA""hv l'psnectirfr
xty oh th Yangtze rirer, 120 mirea
ftbbytfCibiaj1 iang-anthree' otlUr
wiu.taK.e iweea . and r Hunt off tins
weeK. If otninc is Known about Shark?.
3o oj noiiFOREIGNj! i;r! ' ' , , Z
Aid.' for Destitute Bulgarians-Safferj
.f j i-' ;r nil" in niiHint;
. . . 1 T
Cdxstastetoplk, jSept 26.-4Porte baa
telegraphed, iits: repreeeotatiyns" abroad
that it: baa f; Bent.1 destitute Bafgafiana
180& Turkfsh5 ftootindi nd havalsa
taker raeasurei fortbe'epe'edy rebuild
JIavIna. Sept 25,1 Key Wisx, 2Gr
Terrible siiffeting isjueing experienced
in ,,ruer 10 Jtrjnyipe, .jtormerij - one 01
the.neUesfr cities of: the Island. . Four
thduaadd rations are distributed in the
.inarlrdt1 pTac0 to thep65rrtwlc'e a weeki
nfci v M ' "... "' "' I'1''' '"A '" !'"'"... ; - .' .. :. 1 .
xnecpaqjarus are, loruiyiog approacn
es to Cienfuegas from;, botjur land and
sea with 'heavy guns' and - detached
f0tt3.J ; " ' ! 1 " ' ' .- -
FLASHES.4 . ,
i u , ( i 1 t t- . 'fo. ii
St; Louis; Sep. 2C;SefverrI shpeks
of an: earthquake ,were. felt between
Soutbe'mIlUnoisis'j i i I t? j' -
fe wBmsM.'er26lhe rainsbas
ceaaed.'? leather fineforshLOotine '
.ALTBAjriVN-Y'., Sept 26.Grenb?ck
State. 'Convention' ,met,.r, y.mv; Al A.'
vjarsey, leinporary , presiweMh -vvm-
mittee. appointed. fRecesaJ' .'f
Jacxsqsvjlle, Sep t, 20,-rl-Th er e is n 6t
now nor-has ' there beenjM ease of yel
low fetrer.i IThe eityi Ui perfectly beal-
MosTGOMERY,.Bept. 2G- Drs.; Stone
arid Maudeyille of .New Orleans with
ten nursee, passed, through thia city
fo,Brun8Wick,"Ga, ,--j :
PHiLADEtPHfA, Sept. ';26.-Races of
iireeaers meeinig was posiponeu on
account. brie
.ii;
rain,,,.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Tbe charade in Greenville for 'the
aid of the. Savannah5 suffeiera: realized
$2,750, i a. .. -.;t i-i.- V " :
The neonle' of Central' Station, Pick;
ens, will have a grand barbecue 'Some
time during, the. campaign;' at which
Messrs. llul tind Uordon will be invited
to be present. -
The fever is still confined to the .lo
cality in whicbiitlirst made its appeaf
ance; in the nbrtbpastern section of the
city, and but fourdeaths have occurred.
The Board of Healthy are vory vigilant
in their efforts at.thygiene. and the
streets nave oeen spnniciea wun . car
bolic acid. JQUmal ofGonwentQf
The dedication of the new Catholic
chtirch ,in Greenville is to take . place
On Snnday, tbe1 15th of October. ; The
building- is ust approaching comple-;
tion. and in its beauty, and solidity sur-
nasses .the" expectations of the people;1
JAt, the' ceretnbny' bf the dedication:
uisnop iyncn wm most proDaoiy
officiate, and Rev W F Clarke, the well
known Jesuit preacher from Baltimore,
is expected to be the brator. The cer-
emony promises to pe a very imposing
one. ." ':' 'rVV'' "''"'V'. '' ' 1 '
A correspondent of-f.the News and
Courier, writing from Columbia, ' under
date of the,2MjLnst.,J8ays:1 "A week
hs elapsed since the Just intimation of
the outbreak at EHenton was received
in: thiacity, and t yet, strange, to relate,
nothing wiiatever of an; official or defi
nite nature' has been roceived from the
scene of the reported disturbance. The
authpriuesatthe btatehouse seem to oe
as much in the dark as are ; other peo
ple audit, is not even known, by them,
how many persona ; have been killed,
and wounded." , , , : , : . s . !
The annual report of the Neivs on the
trade of ' Greenrilleahows that during
the1 past 'fiscal year the sales amounted
to 9J.,dOU,42U, or wmcn xne zu,vw o&ies
of cotton brought $1,000,000; $429,000
worth of groceries, f4y,yuu ot 'staple
sold besides other articles. -' Eighteen
hundred tons of fertiliiiers were sold at
$50 a ton. The prospectof the coming
trade is 'Very goodithe lactones onenng
hieh brices for cotton. J Oreeriville en
joys the wagon trade of Greenville,-
1'ickens, l.aurens, parts 01 .Doeviiie,
Anderson; Oconee ' and Spartanburg;
besides a considerable, amount', from
North '? Carolina; iWhe2tewg wants' a1
narrow gauge road to -BreVardN.; u.
h ..;:).; . 1 ' ..li.;iiai'Hi!i-' ;
The story goes, that Jefferson wrent to
a bank to cash a i check during the
long tun lof Rip "Van Winkle and the
bank official demanded that he should
be identified. ; . :t IT .
Why,".said Joe, "I'm Jefferfson, now
playing at Booth's." 1. - ': '
J.natmay De,;: repuea me cauuous
clerk, ;"bttt. I've seen: Rip many a timej
and i seems 1 hardly possible you are
the man i any way, you,- mustet some
one who knows you;." : i 1
) Jefferson slunk against a post in the
peculiar ;fQrsak,en air of the returned
sleeper and said in the 4words of Rip :
' ; ;'u my tog Schnider vas here ne voud
"Fay, that check.'? .crigdj the cashier.
f'Nfl onei but Joseph Jefferaon? haa that
heart-breakinjgvc' or . could, utter,
these words in that . ''!' ! ror.-H
n And thus an-illusion: to the dear old
unseen .dog-that ..never existed, except
in Jefferson's imagination, saved him a
deal.of trouble.,,!! frV. 4tt," i,
.1 -J.v'e
' ! Mdiuos Women.A' description ot
Mormons at churchy by a correspondent
of the Louisville Courier Journal iyNot
one prettv"wdmanrriot one fine lobkibg
rtian; all ignorant. dull, honest : people
hardtvrojrkuig, low born. t;jno intellect;
na style,' 'no refinement, : riclife and
ULIIlliatiUU, , 1U UIC HUUID UU1I.
smijles or bows' of 'recognition', no set
tling of ,drapery" and' rattling of fans,
nd delicate perfumed ' handkerchiefs.
Nothing like what we are used ; to 'see
ing in. a modern church: 1 Th women
inis1 ins.! dressed in calico.' maby "wear"
ing' sun bonnets all 1 without gloves,
tnere was a aoggea iook on every jace
T Wan frkVBali'A hrw' thfl plflpr nnift
A KJiw- w ... x
tised' polvamV as f a 'religioas duty.
Frtr ih'nthinff bu the strictest . dictates
of ' duty could r urge a 'man " tb provide
fof a half dozen. f these dull, 'prosy
dry goods, fi27,wxF0t snpesfoyuujot
elothinsr arid $65,000 ofc liotwra1 were
Vi.
(bushes and couldn't hear it"'. Applause
ACL UlkUiC AVJ biAY? .. . J . 1IUUI 1V1
lowed the doctor's retort."" ' di $t.
WKW . ADVERTISKIWEMT..' f1
V.-JUST REGIEVED'.
y 1. . . . I
Giii Edge fiosben Bntteir,
SELECTED'' CKEaM ' briESB, DRIED
1 BEEP.! 1 BOLOGNA-' SAUSAGE.-.
;vai ! IICKEL81NARRKL8, 9 - ,
't r,lf vFRESHrLEMONSr Jqim i ,
,it -,iJL MARKET; . ... 1''w'-'
j y -. 'f; Grades ANf Sprices. ,, , , ' . .IJ . '.
OlfSTERSSALMONj CRACKERS ' " i
OF nil KINDS vBREAD, CAKEss and ei ES.
(T1
BY; DAYLIGHT,
.. t.,..'. - ;. : .',
. , 0P()BIT)2 - MARKET.
a .S. HOLT0JT & CO.
: -: -: '-1 . ,. . ; :.r:- '
. ,6ept26. , .; ,: v,;!; -
1, lOno Cap Load
1,
i. CANDLES.
VANDSTARGH,-i
BAGGiMf TIES,
TWINE, BACON,
FLOUIV LAUD,
SUGAR;'; COFFEE;!
AND, RICE.
1Vlayer,Ross &Jones.
1 8epf2G
COAL! COAL! GOAL!
KOW LOIDIKG AX ,
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PHILADELPHIA' AN DTO ARRIVE
IN THE CITYOF CHARLOTTE
VITtnN Tjj DAYS, ' i; 1 i
?'FREE BUJBNING EGG RED ASH
.ANTHRACITE-'
O O Xj V
1 hu rj i
-i
THE BEST, COAL KNOWN FOB
STOVES AND CLOSE GRATES,
' ' ' ' ALSO-- '' ' t ,.
1 O.O TONS)''
OF THAT ' JtJSTLTC CELEBRATED
"K ANAWKA SEMI CO BNEL '
1.0 .SPLINT": . I "
FAlt P-PEEIOR2 TOj' ANY. "BITD--
f 1
S-MINQUS.COAL,". .MUSJfiD' IN .
- .1 ! THIS i- COUNTY TOR .
jj s 'Open 'Grates."1 ; . '
dust ; ' before delivering.' .bad V accaiately
weighed on - Fairbant's ; Standard jCoal
1 Dealer Scale,'' ! ' J ' !' ' v , . . .
'i-.pB' Satisfaction in 'quality, quantity and
price guaranteed.-! f -f i v-.
,, Refers to Merchants and Bankers of Dan
ville." Lynchburg and Richmond.; !
' GIT vandegrIft: .l.,t
"Fdnrierly of Alexander A Vandegrift,,
i ' i .-r.i-'iM-.- . Danville, Va,
-8ept2T' j 5 g.i. ;-i-u. ' i-iti. '
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NoticS
!1 in
V. TRASTJEER'S OFFICE.
" Charlotte, Columbia a Aususta
taR.R., V
, 1876. J
" : ColumbU. S, U. Kept. 25tb
THE Coopona on the 2nd Mortgage Bonds
; of this Oomoanv which become dne on
the 1st October,. 1876; ' wilt : be . paid at the
Banking Honse-of M K Jei8ap,Patoh A Co,
in New. York City, ori afe the Safe Deposit
Company, Baltimore, or at the 1st National
Bank of Charlotte, N. C or at ; the Central
i"States.vitl,e Landmark At the close
of Judge Fowlers speech aVWilkesboro";
Dr Hackett, (Conservative) 'arose1 and
proposed three cheers for, the - f Consti
tution' HI. S.) and the -Union:'!. .Right
lustily were the cheers given-7-by ,Con
servatiyes and, Republicans,, i As soon
as silence, preyaOed,' J W Hayes asked
Dr Hackett 'Wby 'tie, 'did not s make
that- proposition 'jm I86t f , Hackett
replied,' "Because -you ." were in" the
National'Bancortms city..;. v : ?-ii
J JOHN C .B SMITH, .
" 8ept27 St - " j" - Treasurer.
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si "i i.it' fifi .VjJ . 9iil.nl ! """"
r ' 1 1 iru. tort,
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1" . ' -DKILKESMT-
t aa j jrareaa'i-noiY iroi
DRUCSMEDIClNKiJPAINXS,
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- - IN CANVASS" -
NEW HOLLAND HERRING,'-SARDELLEN,
' SWISS
lniorirSar.dines, Lobsters, London Layer Raisins,
FI NEfFAM
STjGlE, trOFPEE TEA, feACON, MEAL,
GOODS DELIVERED: FREE TO
, , tAE.JtTSX.&ECEn'ISO'.tem'S'l-rHiirart.' '
.... i .Ul .
!;!;:PAtlNi" WINTER STOdR
Bought early and cheap, and win beaeW at pricea lo suit h bard times. Our Stcck . f
. DRY GOODS is lull andcomplete. Black Arpaccas tad' Mbhairs at price
that will aetonjeh yon. A handsome new lot of Embroiderio1) "
.in .int-e t ' very cheap. Dress Goods very low, , . - v
,.7? i.-,?i-ia'5si;i;; Io ' J ' -;"lJ .t;:H uvumi ai ,- ss--.::
Gents' Beady-Made Clothing and Furniihing
tne prices will aery compeuon. . A mu line or uooti ana BnoeSr Hats, and a gen
eral arscttment of toercbaadise. - Blankets and Flannels, extraordinary cheap. - -
; With a 25 years experience of the wants of Mecklehbvrs we bonld.a able to fill
tbero to the satisfaction of onr castomers and
" If yon call and examine our Goods
L) - . . 1. 1 ""W 't
A new and handsome Jot o(Urpttf,
Jn2l
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W I T T K0 WES K
CHARLOTTE, N. 'O.,
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F A L L ;,; C I R C U
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To the Trade
1 EIKG TOO WELL KNOWN !TO THE
GO INTO A' LONG DERTaTION AS'
PRICES 0F.0UR STOCK THIS FALL," BUT
OUR STOCK; BOTH WHotfeSAI.Eiaii4 KETAII? J3 COMPLETE IN ALL DE-'' I
PARTMENTS AND TQ .WHICH WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION, w
7" WE'AtriflSr STATE THAT THE BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED AS BEFORE
THEDEATSOE MR EINTELS, BUT SHALL ENDEAVOR TO DO. MORE OF A
CASH BUSINESS TH AN HERETOFbREiTO WHICH END WE SPECIALLY TNYITE
w K . ifri;;...; I X i : ir frit .', ''."'.U Lj -j. ' i a . 1
THOSE WHO WISH TO AYAIL THEMSELYES of the OPPORTUNITY j of GETTING
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS for BEADY CASE AND IN" THIS CONNECTIO'wE BEO
LEAVE TO SAY THAT WE HAVE LARGE JQB LOTS OFi DRRi G00L3, CLOTH
ING AND HARDWARE WHICH WE WILL SELL AT A GREAT 'SACRIFICE.
n- i ,' -jio .iu i ';; . . .
-: WE DESIRE 4 URTHfeR TO SAY THAT OUR -PUNCTUAL TIME CUSTOMERS
ARE AS-WELCOME AS EYERJ 1 VERY RESPECTFULLY, j v , .
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5TJOY i'Tl I'I
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r. ,a5J? .r h TisiAl-
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ILFjt)tjiR;
'SYRTJP.-OtiAfeSES, BEST -WHTTK
;:it.;Ts3i.if01.
ANT FART OP THE CITY.
1 . i.fj 1
Goods reparlment,' ready for fnspecUoti and
friends. 'kuSiuxvt
we will make the prices to suit the times,
JJ.A.1 Aff,' HXM ' liUJLtfeLJili.
just jn. trfo um -a j tlii v. p!
Y & R I N T E I S ,
SEPTEMBER ' lbTHf lo. s ' ;
6 O j 'a w-r L"-:9
1 f'K... 5 r A k'' 'i l'f
L A R O F 18 76.
:Q: - o: . - . ;
:and Consumers J d
TSADE, WE DEEM 1 T UNNECESSARY TO '
TO; THE tMAGNITUDE, QUALITIES and I
HOLD IT SUFFICIENT PT0 BAY THAT '
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learns at ew yarus.