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JTha following are the Schedules now ob
lao'Jfei .r; ita f to -lit-. -
Aoaomjn a4:Frejgatj arrives,...-r u
li Aafri&Ai. Ify n Reaves,-..., . ,Pn-
AIB-UHS-rDAIlT.
;.. J.:l..6 20 a. m.
TqMeet To -Night. , . . .
The Relief Association will hold its
second meeting lit the Court Home to
night at 8 o'clock. We are requested
to ask all persons who feet an interest
in the efforts which are being rcade for
the relief Of the destitute, to be present.
The work for which the society was
organized has been taken hold off in
. r
AMU. Hnij(lrM4M"""
MUrrireft
" i leayes,...
A aonhim'n and Freight arrives
- dally except Sundays....
CAaoypriEa tern , Division.
1 A Ci m
'.v.4 25 m
Mail Tes-failT except Sun
Jsfti&aKKStttt
Mairwnvr-uu;
..... .
...70Oa. m.
.8-50 p. m
f51 rrivp rin iJO P. m.
Mail leaves do ...........7 30 a.5
ATLA.ICTIO, TZNSXS8SX OHIO.
Mail arrives
" leaves,
..6 30 p. m
.3 SO a. m.
HEW 1DVERTISEMEHT8,
The follewinff is the list of adver
tisements, which appear for the irst
time this morning :
' Attention Hornets.
Wilson & Bur well-'-Druggtsts.
T-C Smith Druggist.
: Wi JiJBoyd Reward i . ;
Adams & Powell Beef.
Uan Just Received.
Thi Weather To-Day. For the
&rutk:?Mlantic Bates, slighlly warmer
and northeast to southeast winds, threat
mingweather and rain with stationary
orja jrtfffht fall ,tj temperature and falling
barometer.
IiOCALDOTS.
Ralejgh is to have.an automatic tele
graph.
Verv auiet yesterday and no news
stirring.
Judge Cuon4 is deligb ting Shelby with
ms winicisms mis wceit.
The Hornet f Fire Company hold an
important meeting at their hall to
night. .
The number of vagrants has grown
beauiifully less jsince jbhe establishment
oi me cnam gang.
The Mayor being absent, all yiola
tions pf the city ordinances are brought
before Jhe Magistrates. ,
Kineld s pictures are 'postea in
m any sbldw windows and other places
It is said 'that they do great injustice
to the original.
The failure to. receive the Northern
mails m" this5 city 'yesterday, was due to
the fact that the, mail, agent was left at
xuenmona.
It is astonishing, but true, that eighty
one deeds and mortgages were taken
to thejClerk of( the Court to be proba
tedyWeday-. : x ' 4
Late Ifeir Orleans Papers.
We should ha'e stated yesterday,
and not havio-g done so, take occasion
this Jnorpng " to f thank ; our fellow
townsman; J A Elh'ott; for files of late
BTew. Orleans papers ; containing' ike
proceedings of the monster .mass meet
vjg held in "Xafayette Square, in that
city, a few days ago, te give expression
earnest, and already much good hs I to the will of the people, in regard to
been accomplished, t . - I the i re establishment of civil govern
Oaston bounty Still Ahead.,, r . , ......i..,
The "model" county of Gaston is :nn .wVa winn- r h.in .imi
usually in the lead, "and in the matter ndinntd iwMMaion of Ah. vcv,m
.tn:J.i.:it.A ..A....:i. .r l I ....... r... . - . ...
ouuiUK vuc H,. ment foutaide of -the old. Sterns
tionsne is a goou xeng ways in aa Tr..i -p-v.
vance pi ner ncjguuuia. xier latest
effort is the production of triplets Mr
and Mrs Leonard Olhs, being the hap
torftir,-a!et; m!adhngs,'ieiaUi net r r
ceipts, 275; sales, 100; experts Coastwise, 40.
- Baltlraore-Quiet.-middliDt, 1U; Sross re-,
ceipts, f2; tales, 105; exports Coastwiae, 3. '
tWUmlngtin-Unchaaed; taiddlings,10i;
net raceipts, 4;aales. 44.
PbUadelpbI-.Qaiet ; middlings, 11 1 J
net receipts, 104; gross 112; spinners, 225; ex
ports to Great Britain, S9L
Saraaaak Quiet; middlings, 11 3-16; net
receipts, S69; gross, 429; sale?, 200; exports
coastwise. 617. - . n :"-''
py parents. Three fine boys whoever
saw a coarse baby ? will bo in training
for the next war.
Gas Factory of His Own.
The proprietor of the Central Hotel
informs us that he is making arrange
ments to purchase . a machine with
which to manufacture the gas used m
the Hotel. He thinks this can be
done at a cost far less than the present
price. Hitherto he has patroniied
both companies part of the Hotel
being supplied with the old and the
other part with the new gas.
Tlie Clarity Ball Last-Night.
'The Charity , ball which has , been
looked forward to with so much in
terest by the young folks, came off at
the Central Hotel last night. The
elegant dining room presented an
animating and brilliant scene, and
every one seemed to enter fully into
the enjoyment of the pleasures of the
evening. The attendance was not as
large as on some other occasions, but
there were oust enough present to
make the ..dancing pleasant. The
the name of "State House") and his
triumphant "recognition r is only the
question of a few days. v t .
Arraigned for Shooting at his wife
Levi Milton was brought before Jos.
tiee Davidson yesterday for shotting at
his wife. It seems that he was drink
ins:, and his wife asked him for some
money which he refused to give I her,
whereupon she snatched . his pocket
book from his hand and started out of
the room. At this, he drew his pistol
and fired at her, the bait entering the
wall above her head. The wife having
become reconciled in the meantime,
swore in C9urt that she believed Mil
ton was too drunk to know what be
was doing, and Justice Davidson with
out further ado dismissed the case,
only requiring Milton to pay the coat
of the suit, which he willingly did.
It will be remembered that this
woman is the same who ran off with a
negro about six weeks ago, an account
of which performance was published
in this paper. . The devoted husband
found her near Shoe Heel, N. Cif: and
made her walk home for her faithless
ness ; since which time, until the
above mentioned trouble, they have
managers did there part well and every been iivmg together as if nothing had
thing went off as merrily s could be happened to mar the happiness ef
Jiew brleaaa
Quiet, middlings, 111 ;
low middlings, 10; good ordinary, 91; net
receipts, 917; gross, 947, sales, 1,600; exports
coastwise. 2,307. - '
Mobile Quiet and : steady ; middfiegs,
101; net receipts, 28;. sales, 250; , exports
Coastwise, 30. " '"' - ' .";"':'
Memphis Dull ;' middiingf 16i; netw
ceipts, 295; shipments, 359; sales, 300.
.AnfBstaQaiet and steady; middlings,
101; net receipts, 99; sales, 202.
Charleston Steady; middlings. 111; net
receipts, 200; sales1, 500; exports coastwise, 8.
'' W ' w V o r k Cotton ; -? uplands llf ;
Orleans, 11 i; sales, 1,210; consolidated net
receipts, 19,411; exports to Great Britain,
26,453; France 10,339; Continent.19,011; Chan
nel, 1,10. , .. , , i ;
-FINANCIA1
New York Meney 2a2 i; sterling quiet,
61; gold 5Ja6; governments moderately active
and very strong. New 5s U. States
steady. :
desired.
their conjugal life.
FUTUBE
New YerkFotures closed barely steady;
sales 31,000 bales.
April, 11 38 40c.
May', 11 40-il.
Jane, 1153 54c.
July, 11 68-67e.
August, 11 76 77c.
September, 11 66 68c.
October, 1153- S4c,
November. 11 41 45s.
December, 1142 44c
January, 1153 54c.
The Price of Reserved Seats.
The discrepancy between the price of
tickets for the Opera House on Mon
day night, advertised in this paper,
and that stated on the handbills, which
were distributed 'on the streets yester
Murder of a White Man by a Negro In
Gaston.
A citizen of Gaston county gives us
the following particulars of the murder
of a white man named William John
day, is due to the fact that the. bill n by a negro known as Dick Met ill,
poster distributed the wrong bills. A but whose real name is Minor McGill ;
telegram fyoniMr ' : Jno A Stevens, which occurred in that county on Tues
Manager Of the Henry V Combination day afternoon : The men in the neigh
states that the price of reserved seats borhood had gathered together to work
will be two dollars,' which is the price the road near South Point, fcand during
advertised in this paper, and the price
paid by all who bought tickets previous
to the appearance of the bills. Not
withstanding the price, the tickets are
going off rapidly. .-
'The Charlotte Call,"
A monthly paper, conducted by
Messrs Griffith &T Diuxmnt of this city,
in the interest of immigration, is now
ready for the press and will be distrib.
uted among the advertisers on Satur
day4 .fifteen hundred copies of it will
be distributed in seyeral localities at
the North. The editors have labored
faithfully to procure reliable- informa
tion concerning Charlotte and Meck-
the day a quarrel sprang up between
the two parties which continued dur
ing the whole day. After they had all
quit work and separated, the negro and
white man began to fight, when the
former ran into the woods, the latter
following him with an axe in his hand.
This was the last seen of them until a
half hour later, when the negro appear
ed at the house of a man who had seen
the two run into the woods. This man
suspecting from the negro's conduct
that all was not right, went in search of
the white man and found him lying
dead near a branch, with his skull
broken. The ax with which the blow
had annarfintlv hpon inflicted warn
l i i ..u:.... el rr J '
V W MVS enneiucui Qi fQUnd ft few gte from the b0(J There
tbose Tvbo are known to be familiar 1 w.r. v,; t.
Tseivi?" Jf tQe LaFayette Cornet with subjects upon which the inferma, ,n(6 fr
f- j -n ja ii . ! i . .. .. I ayav, wu a-Ai xiii yi is vi uiau o ur;rj
roT17?r " 1 br.Tr . "e snaa iaKe occa and hand were discovered in the sand
the SeoJnS Battakon Band at the Offi 8ion to notice the "Call" together with on mithtr -dft ftf thA , Pfln , . thtt
cers meeting in Wilmington on Tues its objects at greater length when it :fj. o.o..
aj,Mig.xf. j appears.
There seems to be little hopes oi
havrrkdEhe street! lighted asrain sobnT.
The BWd&AlderoWn will decide fhe
question atiheir next meeting. In
the meantime," we are to have no liht
Buying valuable books by install
meata.and afterwards ha vine them
boulsfeUinklaJbe very poDUlar.
Johnston while he was stooping to
drink from the branch.
Several men went immediately to
is to be a change of administration on
Air Line railroad on Monday the 16th,
though what changes are to be made is
not ket known. The agents have been
ordered to have their accounts closed
by the 15th, so that the books can be
Ah-agefct'wal in' the x city yesterday turned over to the incoming "bosses."
seljpgShakespeare and several English ! It is generally understood, as foreshad
publications in this way1; and met with J owed in the Observer over a month
s :c ii .).-, ago, in at uoi J? oreacre, late of tno
Virginia Midland railroad, is to become
general manager under the new regime.
A Change of Administration on the Air
Line.
It is now definitely settled that there McGill's house, but failed to find him.
lie has not been seen in the neighbor
first ratf. success. ;
ruin t!.a -dtit ii
.rf:i.'
hood since. There is reason to believe
that he has fled in the direction of
South Carolina.
He is described as decidedly black,
i about 40 years old, nearly six feet high,
weighing 160, and as being in the habit
of talking loudly and rapidly.
William Johnston the man who was
killed, had just moved into Gaston
from Union county, South Carolina.
Both parties had been drinking during
A IfuggestiOT;
it is -suggested that the military and There is also an impression that Col the day.
nry;pmpanies; appoint jattheix.nexl Jt;eck will do retamea as JSuperinten
regular, meetings committees to meet dentj in which event, there will hardly Hiaith Notes. Statistics prove that
,TfVi 4 ?Ui4Ji, UL'i k; nVr;..i n I twenty-five per cent, of the deaths in oar
"ssrsr , "lyuvtvri larger cities are caused by consumption and
not steps should' be taken lnrreference ment of the road, and most, if not all when we reflect that this terrible disease in
to the band. As the matter is one of of the old employees will be retained.
considerable importance it is to be It ' H probable however, that as the
hoped that lha companies will not fail Summer season is approaching, the
to give itwatientioriy.ahd the sooner it is usual reduction in the force which
its earlier stage will raadily yield to a bottle
of Dr. Bull's Oourq Syrup (co8tinr5 cents).
shall we condemn the offerers for their neg-
nence, or pity tbem for their ignorance?
done the better.
Trestlo'to o jfflleoVini0 1 MlZXi
Mr Ira T Sage, civil engineer of the
AlXinB'railroad. -came !up from At-
generally takes place later, will be
made, when . the new administration
1VIABBIED,
comes in.
lanta a day or two ago to make arrange-;
Important Decisions.
The Baleigh : papers publish two de
cisions of fotate Treasurer Worth in
f5f;H ' the .p,r.ti.M .f .ch.dul, B
0B8ERYEK OFFIC.
CaABXorr. N. C, April 12, 1877,
The Cotton Market.
The market declined 1 to-day on all grades
and quiet at prices given below.
The following quotation tare averaged from
prices given by a majority of the cotton buyers :
8a9i
101a
9a9
101
lOiai
101a!
16
Stained
Tinged.
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Low Middling..
Middling.....
Good Middling
Receipts for the day, 66 bales.
" for the week (ending
Thursday night) 208 bales.
Total consolidated receipts, 44,995 bales.
Shipments (for the week ending
Thursday night) :
Through, 231 bales.
Local, 15 bales.
Total consolidated shipment, 44.351 bales.
8tock, 644 bales.
OPERA HOUSE ! !
M OK DAY EVENING, APRIL 16TH, 18
a,
A COLOSSAL PAGEANT.
GREAT SHAKESPEARIAN SPECTACLE
Will appear the distinguished English actor
'George lUgooId,
la hit Masterly Imfereocatien of
HBMRY V-
Supported by forty-five1 Dramatic Artists,
together with all the costumes, armors,
properties and battle drops from
Booth's threatre, New York.
One hundred people
on the stage.
BIGNOLDS RESERVED SEATS. .:,
The annoancement on the hand bills dis
tributed yesterday through the streets that
the admission would be $1 : Reserved seats
$1.50, was a misprint
Mr u u Butler received a letter from Mr
Stevens, Manager of Rigaolda' Henry V
Company, stating Reserved seats $2 00.
General admission $1.10. Reserved
seats $2 00. Sale of tickets commences on
Tuesday, April . lOtb, at Koelkch's Book
Store.
aprlO
IT
TlHE newest aha pes and fabrics are always i
roajTejlhecitjJimits" This
is a most exce ljMmojre. JJW16
tre3tie-taa9 substantial arid sate aff-any
structures of this kind, yet at best they
are an more OTiiiess aangerous, and not
unfre'qUently areport that that they
are unsafe, is circulated and excites
very uncomfortable feelings, in the
minds of (l&q lj ravOflf at el over
bUClU
KirX2.SU. A 'him WYSJl).
Several
A Qocxd Move: " i' :
aesp.erate attrays having
a.
ie hotels ,and livery. stables.
tesi jor mepassenf
jo:
In Providence Township, on Tuesday the
10th inst by A G Keid, Esq , J W Harget
and Miss same tiarget.
April 2nd. at Plymouth. N. C. by Rev 8
M Dayis, lion cnarles Latbatu to Miss Jm
ma Polk, of B ridge ville, Delaware,
Near Fort Mill, in York county, on, the
3rd inst., at the residence ef the bride, by
of the Revenue act, which are of such Key Lindsay, Mr Wm- Davenport, formerly
;n,rl.n !,. ,,M;.V, j.n, s 2 """""i auu miss vorcas urauam, oi
mil. first . in regard to the- tax on
sewing machines, stoves, fcc, the Treas
urer says: . -;.r. .
i Peddlers of sewing ; machines and
stoves pay taxes, the former under sec
tion 21, the latter - under section 22,
Schedule B,tt which your attention's
calledi iTbe mere fact V of stoves being
mentioned specifically in section 22
dees not exclude the idea of taxation
of peddlers of sewing machines under
The -taxes under scneduie o are in
addition-to" the ad valorem tax on the
merchandise tm hand 1st day of June,
so' that in f addition 1 to peddlers' tax,
found at Fashionable Headauartera
I ap8 ED LATTA vfe BRO.
SmitH "Forbes,-
ft t -
l:8;7:r
IS nigh ftreel, Canton, na aiS4l TraUle Street, CUatUtU
TITX are now receiving in our CHARLOTTE H0T82, foil line of all grades of B00T8 as4 S013, Having introduced on
BOOTS and SHOES in the States ef Worth Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, with success beyond mr expectations, we have re
cenUy established a house at Headquarters, NO. 11, HIGH STREET, BOSTON', MASS:, which will enable us to faUy oompeU witk
other Jobbteg Houses North, aad to ex '- '-ffM-'f7'
Wo sell only by the case from our BOSTON HOUSE, and all orders forwarded there will reodys promjt attention, and, if prefer
red, be shipped and billed direct. The former reputation ef our CHARLOTTE HOUSE, tiMurpaaaed Jn the Bontb fotao amouBt
and variety of Its large Stock, shall bo malntainod, and we shall constantly keep on hand is both heosos a roll line -of aU grades of
BOOTS and SHOES. Having made this arrangement we have no hesitancy in going into large towns or cities to show our Goods
feeling assured that we are able to giro , to prompt paying customers as good terns as any other house North or Soithl
JB Wo solicit your orders or personal inspection, to either of the above houses.
U Li H T P (J R DtSftO;
TRADE
marl
STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C, and 13 HIGH STREET,
BOSTON, MASS A CHUSETTB.
ts-t
v-i
1 5 s-.r.i 9
THE BALTIMORE
L O TU I
HAS NOW ON HAND A LARGE AND COMPLETE LINE OF
PEINGr CLOT
Which it oners at indusments lower than els ee where, as it is the only
BRANCH
n o icr s
nMIDFACTDRIIIG CL0TBIHG ESTABLISHHEIIT III CHABL0TTB.
LATEST STYLES OF SPRING HATS ALSO ON HAND. CALL AND EXAMINE AND BE CONVINCED.
T RIA D, E S T RIE E TJ, ONE DOOR FROM. T.RYO N .
C, C. & A. R. R.
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPT.
ChasjiOttx, Columbia A Auousra, R. R.
Columbia. 8. C. March 11th. 1877
On and after Sunday, liareh 11th. the fol
lowing schedule will be operated on this
road :
MAIL and PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
GOING SOUTH No. 1.
Leave Charlotte, 9.85 p. m.
Leave Columbia, 5.50 a. m.
Leave Graniteviile, 7.01 a. m.
Arrive at Augusta, 7.40 a. m.
GOING NORTH No. 2.
Leave Augusta,
Leave W, O & A Ja'n,
Leave Columbia,
Arrive at Charlotte,
8 45 p. m
12.35 a. m.
12.55 a m.
6.15 a. m.
ACCOMMODATION & FREIGHT TRAIN,
DAILY, Sundays excepted-CHAR-
LOTTE DIVISION GOING
SOUTH No. 3.
Leave Charlotte,
Leaye Chester,
Leave Winnsboro,
Arrive at Columbia,
GOING NORTH No. 4.
4.S5 a. m
9.10 a. m.
12.00 mi
2.43 p. m.
Leave Columbia,
Leave Winnsboro,
Leave Chester,
Arrive at Charlotte,
9.15 a. m.
1.15 p. m.
4,03 p. m.
7.53 p. aa.
AUGUSTA DIVISION GOIKG SOUTH
No. 5.
Leave Columbia,
Arrive at Augusta.
GOING NORTH No.
m.
m.
6.30 p.
3.57 a
. 6.
5.00 a. m.
2.23 p. m.
stop at the
Leave Augusta, ,
Arrive at Columbia,
Trains Nos 1 and 2, will not
following named stations :
Smith's, Cornwall's, White Oakr Adgers,
Simpson's, Stacks, Lexington, Borrs, Gil
bert Hollow, Summit, Bacon's T. O., Adams,
Miles' Mill, Baths.
Trains Nos 3, 4, 5 and 6, will stop at all
regular stations, and ticket offices will be
opened for the accommodation of local
travel. A POPE,EU
General Passenger Agent.
JAMES ANDERSON,
Gen'l Supt,
mar29
Ten Cent Colninn.
PASTURE FOR CATTLE I have a good!
pasture several hundred - yards from we
city limits, and will pasture cattle at reason
able rates. 8 J TORRENCE.
aprl22t
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND WHITE
GOODS, cheaper than ever known, at
BARR1NGER A TROTTER'S.
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F M GOMMERGUl.
TELEGRAPHIC HARKGTS.
April 1. IS17.
PODU(JE
naltlaaere Oats firm, demand god;
Southern prime, 43a46. Rye higher,' 80aS5,
Provisions dull. rPork, ;i5al5i.' Bacon,
Shoulders, 61; clear ribs, 9i; hams, 13al4i.
youwould htvoto pay ad valorem tax f Lard refined, 10J. CofTeeunchanged. Whis-
ati monninpi n v iirnvoa nn nann v. at i trmw nisi m r s mi. umm ins
s ' - " I VU jlavu aXW v nwiw w mwuvi AUV VI I aa, r USIU A W2 VUKeU AAJCUCJ t 1VT,
AilalrfeaUrb haUar,. ;T haT ndmored to armwr vnnr : ttTMwUTe, firm an4 higher!
K M 1 "7" "t wv-w- a - 7. r I e r.Av A ..jt..
ArafnrT-ir,S0T?-At Jtn direct 'Questions in mine this Dlairi w ; wmjtww.J; wneat ex
at the depl, wh'idh Are calculalied not
oloen thtHf reoi of fueh
scenes as were presented on Saturday
and Sunday nights, but also to save the
A. 11? 1 : m
waveumg puoiw .jtrom-rrruichi annoy.
ance from tbf rttde lcoriduct"arj
construction f the law. I cited higher; red, 1 60a65; amber and white,
The other is in retard to the time 1 75-. Corn fairly active, a shade higher;
that taxes imnosed bvsection!2. Sched- wmie ! mixea, . Kye fair demand, 75.
ule B take "effect. On this point the
following decision is given ;
"and disa-
white, 43; mixed, 42.
Oats quiet and unchanged. Pork in fair de
mand, 14 75aI5; bulk mu'i firm;! shouldars,
La.fn. ' ti?.t5iaSf oers, 6lai; clear ribs; 8.f ; cle sides',
ffreeable clarnorinra of this p.lftM nf in. , . . ..1 Bngar cured hams fair demand. I01al2
amauais i,AU jexcent.ttie nortersoft The tax ot five dollars is duo from IT. . " ' i,
the hotels are' forbiddeh , to get on the the 12tlr da of March 1877,' the date W.D" eaa' and cbanged. Bag.
unon the arrival of lha train.' Vue.wnHon pi ne act,.iS.T)ayapie -r.-
,j , . , 'i annuaiiy, in aiso pay a Die Dy mer-
frorriany one, of chants on commencement of business.
u4uinptj! ue enflurea if other The tax of one-tenth of one per cent
agents would enforce the same retrula operates from the 1st day of January.
ti6hs,Hhepubiioi WuldJhaelieW nfl1877 68 tnftt '"wai the last date to which CalvosieH-Dull;; middlings, 101; net re-
mnot.t4-.-Li'. ' .iw.ii t-.j . r j mernhanta listfid thAir tnrphwnHnnrtor I oeiDts. 124; nalM ;?iOft. . ...AUr n i:
COTTOM.
XKHillineryr a Fanpjr Goods ! ! I
LADIES
Will find jt opened and .rrowrealy at MRS QUERY'S am unusually lare! and elegant
And all kinds of Fancy Goods, comprising all the latest novelties in Hats,; Bonnets,
Flowers, Trimming Silks, Ribbons, Ornaments, Laces, Nets, Ac. In our Notion and
Fancy Goods we have a large and full stock. " Parasols and San Umbre'.las. Fan, Gloves,
Hosiery, Collars and Cuffs, Veils, Neck Raffling and Ties, and Ladies' Underwear ; in
fact all the new and desirable Goods in my line of business. My stock is complete and
will be sold at the smallest possible profit for Cash.
I must repeat to my friends and customers that my terms are strictly cash, as my limi
ted capiUl will not justify me to sell goods on credit. Lowest possible prices and cash at
the counter is our terms. We except oar old customers Vho have been patronising us
for many years and have paid their bills when presented.
I am agent for Domestic Paper Fashions a fall stock always on hand. Call or send
for Catalogue. . f ' r-; i$ '" 'fJOB tAVKZYgl
J,.
NEW FIRM.
NO OLD
ST
'NEW: GOODS.
O'C K .
GREAT EXCITEMENT at the OLD STAND of WJTTKOWSKY & EINTELS.
H. MORRIS iMtti;
7 r
HATE ARRIVED and are RECEIVING DAILY A FULL and COMPLETE STOCK OF
FINE READY-MADE ' CLOTIIINfJ,,
DRY GO O D 8 V
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
:.i V;
: v?
And Everything usually kept in a first-class Dry Goods Establishment, which tbey
sue now offering to customers at bottom New York Prices. , . - .
C WCi TTTT? T A TiT 17Q 1 We keep all the Novelties, and designaU oar
LJ 1 HI!i Ll JlJjLlhD f Mammoth Store as the Palace of Fashion.
Every bopy is invited to call. They will find a fall corps of polite clerks In attendanoo
to wait on one and all.' For further particulars call in person and examine for yoartolf.
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HAVE OPENED THEIR 8TORE, AND ARE IN FULL OPERATION. AT SPRINGS'
CORNER, IN THEHOUSE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BYRv BUR WBIX
& CO., WHEREYpU WILL FIND A VERY LAEGeS
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IT IS CONCEDED BY EVERYBODY THAT WE HAVE THE PRETTIEST STOCK
of DRESS GOODS in CHARLOTTE, and more THAN ONE LADY who WILI SEE
THIS NOTICE WILT. TESTIFY THAT THEY are CHEAPER THAN can be FOUND
ELSEWHERE. , OUR LADIES? NECK TIES CANNOT BE SURPASSED IN VARIE
TY, STYLE OR PRICE. WE HAVE AN ELEGANT STOCK P K'S. LARGE STOCK
LADIES' AND GENT8' HA.TS.
REMEMBER MONDAY AND IN FUTURE, AS IN THE PAST, WE INTEND TO
SELL GOODS A8 LOW AS ANYBODY. TRULY, , " - , : .
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HEATING t STOYES AT COST.
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