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r 5 ;- m$W&r off- -is jod pnirJTinc ; AVIS - '-, , 1 , : fc 1 i i -i. . A X J ThOb8xktxx Job Depurtmeni has be t&oroochly mpplled witn rer7 fledl want, and wtta ta latest styles of Typ. iM very manner ot Job Wotk oaa now doa -wttb neatness, dUpatfiU and cheapness. We can fninlan attnort noUoe SLAKES; BILIi HEADS, ; . . IjBTTEBLBsJ,0ABD8, TAGS, SEGEZFT8, rOSXEBS, I FSOGBAHMK8, SAND SILLS, . . PAMraLKTS. GHSOKS. sfe. BUBSCBIPTIOIf BATES. ' D- I tear (postpaid)? iir advance,! X$8 00 "5 J mos " 2 00 ' 1 mdn ' " 75 ,."1.1 vwkkxtT .DITibir.',' -A- SL-Z H --ci'tmtof the county postpaia2 10 .sauioHv , i ha k i m CHABLOTTE N, C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 1877 NO. 2,213A sa Liberal redactions i jr.clubs. . lf UlJ. Alii. 11" ill r toil Kl ,. I I : 111 i -rf. A. 111 -.- : " Mitt J. Sit- 11 M I! i . filt I'MIMII't NEW i r f r Tn sin ANAGlEMENT OF ! offers inducements to TE LEliRAPHIC NE W8r THE COTTOX C'BOP. Reports From Texas, Oeorgia, J Florida, Virginia and Nortb Carolina." at prices to salt the times. An active corps of aitertNii att&nce. at ' ' "" f - if": 'vi'nS;8 t pains or expense spared w render ts comfortable. ...jj- JJjSr5 IVloderateTermsfor.Monthly, Boarders. ; iO. :!'Kj ( 'f.ti$ 54.;:. t':?-fivo 01 f OUR 1VIOTTO aprl ijo'l! hi! ISTO. ELIAS, COHEN & ROESSLEtf, Anticipating a fine trade. tWajeaBoaliave bought largely, and now have the An attractive Fall Stoch, r,y4Vpt"??8 surprisingly heap. DRESS GOODS Our Btock is large, and so cheap that it is no longer econ omy to buy calico.. READY MADE CLOTH IKG Our stock. i& completerjftt prices that defy competition. jiU Jrf lliJ U.f-V. FANCY C ASSTM ER E S A nice aEssorlment. CAEPETS Beautiful in" desigD, and cheaper than ever. KID GLOVES A Specialty, i In fact our stock tofore. Call aDd k is larger and cheaper in every departruenAithan; ELIAS, C0Htri & HUt55LtH. here- BUR GEB B" ; m C H 0 L S , 5alvestoit, October ,9. The cotton ' . . r . i..: tr w in '..i Hiiiu Bicaanra ctod reoon u iulluwh : JTA8beeQtfarnUhedndEem geA Travellers aniRsidenta in its exoeUent table, supplied with JtUiwet jaffbls coun aud unfayprable in 7.r The :! . r l3i, '.v' 5 Jl'lJS ll'IJillC A I ci - - ft " j rf- mi ifvl vii ns-g nio'J ba.j i no aaaiuonai damage.: ro me ;crop oy ff r-;i-ji-u i I worms since last report. Picking is 'rf9ti HotjqiH liiw progressing rapidly : a half crop; is al- 3T!r a(K,r. -2r'.2,.V d'li'iw biiu vi ns,i ' ready picked. , The yield as compared with last year points to a: decrease of at least 25 per cent. ' Savannah. Georgia crop report for September: Ninety-three replies from 55 counties in.the early part of the month indicate weather dry and warm. The; balance rainy, with a heavy wind storm for three days 18th j 19th and 20th ult. In the south western portion of the State, a wet season caused, in some sections, a new growth, but it is too late for any benefit to be derived therefrom. There has been little or no damage from worms, but rain and wind injur ed the quality, and portions of the cot ton open in the fields haye been beaten out and destroyed. The principal com plaint seems to be from rust. This is very general over the State. Picking progressed rapidly up to the middle of the month; since then little progress has been made. All the replies indi cate that we must expect a less yield than last year. In some sections the plant is in no condition to make any more, while in others it is growing well and making every day. On such crops bo much depends upon the immediate season that is ahead of us and the time a killing frost appears, that no correct or even approximate per centage of decrease as compared with last year can be given in this report. x Florida. Twenty-five replies have been received from thirteen counties. The first part of the month was dry and favorable; the last fifteen days incessant rains prevailed, accompanied by high winds, preventing gathering the crops. Much has been beaten out and destroy ed, and the quality Of that open and remaining in the fields much injured. The rainy season has had the effect of causing the plant to take a second growth and throw off fruit, to bring forward worm and to increase rust. A month ago there was a fine prospect in this State and a much larger yield than last year was looked for. The damage now from worms, rust and storms is estimated at fifteen to twenty per cent. Farmers had to make.good progress in picking up to the date the storms com menced as daring the wet weather work was suspended and much of the cotton open in the fields during this bad spell has been lost. It is difficult at this time to estimate either the yield or how the yield of this crop compares with last. The seasons up to the mid dle of September were more favorable than the last and with a larger average there was a prospect of gathering a larger crop than last. It is fair to esti mate that with good weather the bal ance of the season the yield of this State will not fall below that of last year. Norfolk. Cotton exchange report of the condition of the cotton crop : Thirty replies have been received from 18 counties in North Carolina and Vir ginia. All the replies report the weath er during September very rainy and stormy, to the injury of the plant. Con siderable damage is reported, owing to the recent storms; some from rust and rot and very little injury, if any, from worms. The progress of picking is much retarded, being from ten to twelve days behind last year, owing to the recent bad weather. The yield of the year will be on an average of about 175 to 200 pounds of lint cotton to the acre. As compared with last year the yield is considered by a few to be about the same or perhaps a little better, while the majority of replies report a decrease in the yield of from 25 to 40 per cent. JL. . ' WHOLESALE & RETAI1 Yilt !nil II ALL n v r vV v -. ' i r DKAXXB OF KINDS BEDDING, &G. A HEAP BED8TEADS, LOUNGES, PARLOR & CHAMBER SUITS. COFFIN8of all KINDS on HAND. Nc4 5, West Trade St., GHARliOTTE, N. O, FROM WASHINGTON. Morton-s Colleague Explains - The Siberian Mission A Combination Against Randall. Otber Notes and Gossip. , Washington, October 9. Senator McDonald concludes a card in relation to his pair with Senator Morton thus : To my political mends who may feel solicitous as to my future course, I will say that I have entered into no obliga tion and taken no pledge that in the least degree interferes with the full and faithful discharge of my duties as a Democratic Senator." A delegation of prominent colored people called on the President yester day in the . interest of" Cren i. Warren Chester for the Liberian mission. The ambition of prominent colored people seems to be to send each other abroad. Th secret service of the treasury is to be made a bureau and report to Sherman direct' instead of through Rayner. Waifs from Ohio show that the Work- ingmen are drawing inordinately from the Republicans. Stanley Matthews' friends are greatly scared. Last night's rain sapped the patent office more than the Roumanians are sapping Plevna. There was a full cabinet to-day. except Sherman, who is voting in Ohio. Mrs Hayes has returned from a short visit to New York, where she went to consult the milliners regarding her di- collette. A Deplorable State of Affairs at port Ifoyai . New York, October 9. A dispatch from the mayor of Port Royal, yester day, says : "We are in a deplorable ! condition here. There are now forty eight cases of yellow fever under treat ment, une death has occurred since last night. We are in ' want of food, nourishment, and means to procure nurses for. the sick. There are not enough convalescent to care for the sick." W ALL, 1877 Probabilities as to the French Election. Paris, October 9. The ministerial papers announce that of the 363 Be publican seats, the winning by the gov ernment ot 11 is very probable, while it is almost certain that in 40 more the , prospects are favorable. So that the government will have a majority of at least 20. The Left, howeyer, still reck on confidently on 400 seats. Our preparations for the present season havo been brought to a successful termination. Our stock is now full and com plete in every department. ' Two floors Crowded to their Utmost Capacity Mote Miners Resuming Work. with the latest productions of both Foreign and 'American Looms, manufactured in New York by the highest art of . ; . f. & J i tailoring skill, with beauty of style, excellence of fit, and finish of garments displayed, unusual lowness in prices, all marked a'y 'T v J " " m in plain ngures ; and our unequalled, system ot conducting business, place us far beyond the reach of any competition The wide spread reputation we enjoy as being leaders in oir Wilkesbarre, Pa., October 9. Yes terday at a meeting of the miners em ployed by the SusquehaDna Coal Com pany, at Nanticoke Mine, it was by a unanimous vote decided to resume work. -They will receive ten per cent. advance. Operations will begin as soon line of business, is thus fully sustained. a a fha minca nan no rnf in nMu I ' Other Bank Officers Skip Out. San Francisco, October 9. Duncan Judge Woods, of the fifth or South- & Lenor, officers of the SafeVDeposit future purchasers. for them for issuing fraudulent era more strongly recommended from his circuit than any other candidate for the vacant seat on the Supreme bench. It is certain that the pension agency at New Orleans has been tendered to Gen McMillan. He has not accepted the place. The Star, in its sensational column, says : "The combination against Ran dall was effected this afternoon. The parties to it are Messrs Morrison, Cox, Sayler and Blackburn. Goode has been telegraphed to to know if he will enter into it. The proposition is to agree upon some one candidate whose name is to be presented as against Randall, and none other named. Sayler has telegraphed that he will place his in terest in the hands of lion Hi John H.llis, of Louisiana: Blackburn, of Ken tucky, names Hon Wm M Springer, of Illinois; Morrison names JohnBUlark, of Missouri; Mr Cox has not yet se lected a friend.and Goode has been tel egraphed to name a Northern man. He will arrive here to-morrow. After the umpires have been selected they will select a candidate, and the understand ing is that whomsoever the conference aerees uoon the others are to retire from the filed." out for them for issuing Stock to a large amount. The deposits in the vaults of the company are all right. Democratic Victory in Newark. Newark, N. J., October 10. In the municipal election the Democrats gain five aldermen, five school trustees, five fiee holders. The workingmen's ticket polled 1,549 votes. The vote was light over 1,5200 less than last year. The Edwin Adams Benefit. New York, October 9. The total amount realized to night by the sale of seats tor 1x1 win Adams' benefit was $3,254. Adams is dying of consump tion. We request a personal inspection of our stock and prices the information gained by so doing, will serve as a guide for "With the people's interest at heart, we will continue the LEADERS OF LOW PRICES, and remain Very respectfully, IE. HD. MM & IBM., ONE PBICEI CLOTHXEBS. 4 !tt ni (UtiDipItt Qio,h OF READY MADE CLOTHING, Earthquake at Geneva London, October 9. A special to the Daily JXews from vieneva says : A se vere earthquake was experienced here Monday morning. Some buildings cracked, but the damage was slight." 1 HE OHIO EJECTION. A Sweeping Democratic Victory, Governor, Legislature and All. FREBHG ood -AT- Delicious Cookery. The most delicious, light, white and wholesome biscuits, rolls, muffins, waffles, corn bread, cake, etc,, are possible to every table by using the celebrated Dooley's Teast Powder. It is absolutely pare, and will go much further in use than other kinds of baking powder. It is impossible to fail with it in baking. Ask your grocer for it, and do not be put off with any other. Which we will sell cheaper than any other house in the city, OR ANYWHERE ELSE. Give a call and you will be suited in quality, style and pri.ee. M.'KT W IM & &l BEOS CORNER OF TRADE sept 22 AND TRYON STREETS. Springs' Corner, Charlotte, N. 0. H. O B 3F H. S , FURNITURE W A R E H O U S E it CHILDREN'S C A E RIAGfiS, CHILDREN ' S C AR RI AGES, Ism receivingafullStockofCHILDREBCAEEIAGES, fewest Styles' lowest prices. . ,. - ' ; ! 't' - "' ' :-' ' Call and make your selection wbiithe assortment s fall. . , V.V., n: 'and marH IN connection with the Furniture Business of Mr E G Rogers, at my old stand on. South Trade Street, I will conduct tbe-Xfar'i. dertaking Business on my own account, living it my personal attention.- tr-:. I will keep a complete -SlockrvfroiBthe ' Burial Case. Orders by,telegraph;?l otherwise promptly attended to. ggJfNe J-3-JO. '..'V ' ' - This ' "1., . ttl t.f iV.r.ll m. rr '4Wjf i - VVKrhWirt.ldSLeaa ; .L0C4.TEX'IN CENTEK OF THE CITY,' OITEE8 '' U Archbishop Bayley's Obsequies- Distinguished Prelates Present. Baltimore, October 9. The obse- auies of the late Archbishop Bayley took niace tnis moraine ac me jaiae- dral.and were attended by thousands of pereons. The prelates present were: Cardinal. Mcuxosay ana uisnop wooas, of Philadelphia; Williams, of Boston : Bishon Gibbons, of Richmond, and Coadjutor , of Baltimore; Laughlin, of Brooklyn : U'Keiiiy, oi sprmgneid. Mass. : O'Hara. of Scranton ; DeGals- briand,- of ; Burlington, Vt.; Becker, of Wilmineton: Shannahon, of Harris burg"; McNeiray, of Albany ; Gross, of Savannah; laley, oiunicago; Jjyncn, of Charleston. 'i ii'J li unsij,rm:ehia .?C-.',: Will. lr ' The' ervian-Bus&ian Negotia , tions'Jrtilt Pending The Black I Sea Blockade Declared In- ! sufficient. YH3 PUBLIC. f'i'- hi i ni eb-JH BE F0IN1TUM' IS,EIR&T: THPMnnKrlRPETED THROUGHOUT. I . .,..r uj-i- )lo9.rI -i--'r . iv At. Gat and Electric'Bells 'are in every room . ttiM fjJ ,I:lU 1SilJ T lnvnlMc TnnHtfi OP PerSOIlS .Traveling t'these contradictory reports probably is t.isnrHo interfere, witS tJie least danger and most pro8't,Tj. ..,.(-w vmvou iz i' - Vv i?Ult:cpMJJUiiJi J'1 ' states, under reservef that the Germ an " i?U ,aonWi' - ambassador to the' Porte ''has '.been in structed to declare the Turkish block - t - London. October 9 The Times' Bel tirade special says : "Negotiations he tween Servis and Russia have not been - 7 , t ; COnciUdeu. oervia requires a guarau tee of independence and the promise of extension of territory in the direc tion of Bosnia., t ) The iiussian , envoy awaits further instructions. i The Vienna political correspondence , ttlleges t hit the negotiations have been CUQC1UUCU. . ; ; . The - jreal explanation of fOR PLEASURE .THIS HOUSE OFFERS EVEBYACILITY - HUjV- A,I)II7' fftS.Oll VllU dp&W UCI 'uj 5 0 aae OI lue xlau oeft uuriBuBuujciBui, ryi :i,v),wiU"iuwiuuM,n a wwM (io:i .,wu". -' "Wri2 i u j 7i. :tL 'JriiTr"i:;Tr Remedies .Co) MiJi jjb. -i"- " . i i.iuif t 1 iDgiisn ana Belgian newspapers arriv-1 Dr Bull's Columbus, October 9. The day has been pleasant throughout the State, which is usually considered favorable to the Republicans, but the fair weather is offset by the apatby and withdrawal of Republican votes to the Workingmen's and Greenback tickets Returns coming slowly indicate Dem ocratic gains. In the compilation of the vote no account is taken of the Greenback or Workingmen's vote, al though the latter are said to have poll ed a heavy vote in Hamilton county Comparisons as to the Democratic or Republican gams will be made witn the vote for the Secretary of State in October, 1876. Later Returns from seventy voting precincts, scattering throughout the ctate, but not including many irom the cities, show a Democratic gain of 1,700. Washington, October y. rnvate dispatches indicate that Ohio has gone Democratic. Toledo, October 9. There has been a light vote, probably twenty per cent. less than last year. The National party developed unlooked-for strength and claim the election ot a portion oi tneir county ticket. Speculation in various political circles at an early hour to night is to the effect that the Republi cans have elected their treasurer, re corder and one representative, with the remainder of the tictcet divided be tween the Democrats and Nationals. Washington, October 9. Gen E wing telegraphs that one-tenth of the btate gives Democratic gains of over 3,000. 'We have no doubt carried tne aiate ticket and Leeislature independent of Hamilton county, which is supposed to to ours. Columbus. October 9. At 11:30 P M returns were received from two hun dred and sixty-five precincts, including some from nearly every portion of the State. The net Democratic gain in these is 4.188. indicating a Democratic gain in the State of 30,000 and the elec tion of Bishop, Democrat, for Govern or by 25,000 majority. Cincinnati, Oct. 10, 12:30 a. m. At this hour, returns -have been received from but 24 out of 147 precincts in Hamilton county. These give Bishop 2.354: West 2,034: Bond, workingmen, 1,607. The Democrats have probably elected their entire county and legis lative ticket. Columbus, Oct. 10, 1, . a. m. The Democratic committee claims the elec tion of Bishop by from 10,000 to 25,000, and also a majority in both branches of the General Assembly. The Republican committee concedes Bishop's election by over 10,000, but are in doubt about the Assembly. : The Republican com mittee in giving the reason for the fall ihg off in their vote, say , it i& caused by the Bepublicans who abstained from voting, they intending' in, this way to show s their., dissatisfaction with the President";r How to Qet an Appetite. To a man or woman without an appetite. "(he best the market affords" presents little or no attractions. The sooner such a hap less individual puis tne gastric organ in a condition to enjoy the edible comforts which bountiful providence has provided, the more reason there will be to feel grateful for the suggestion. To do this, Invigorate the stomach with Mostetter s Stomach Bitters, which will enable that organ to digest prop erly, and.-eince good digestion is the parent of appetite, give birth to a desire for food at the intervals appointed by nature. With chronic want of appetite are usually associa ted nervousness, biliousness and constipa tion, tnree evus which are speedily over come by the Bitters. All persons of a dys peptic or bilious tendency should use this healthful tonic daily, or at least three or four times a week. A pursuance of this course will soon insure and confirm a radi cal change for the better in the condition of the stomach and associate organs. A Very Good Reason. The reason why only one sample bottle of Merrell's Hepatine for the Layer will be sold to the same person, for ten cents, by our druggists, in Charlotte, is because of the enormous expense of : importing the Hepa tine into this country, but as there are nrty doses in the large size bottles, it seems two cents a dose is cheap enough for a medi cine that cures dyspepsia and liver com- plaint. All who have not had a sample bottle are entit'ed to one for ten cents at all druggists. Three doses relieves any case of dyspepsia, constipation, indigestion or liver compla nr, mtbe world. Regular size bot tles, nty uofces $1. WITTKDWSKY & HIPJTELS THE WHOLESALE T BL BMffl OIF TUB -o- STATE ! AS OTHERS SEE THEM. A letter received from a gentleman, who recently visited Charlotte, contains the following in reference to our house, and we submit it to our patrons as an evidence of our ability to make all our promises good : " "The house of Wittkowsky & Rintels seems to me as a wholesale establish ment to stand pre-eminent in being able to supply such goods, and on as favor able terms to merchants as can be secured south of Baltimore. I reached this conclusion, after a careful examination of their immense stock, and a personal interview with Mr. Wittkowsky." The Store House of Wittkowsky & Rintels, three floors, 54 by 94 feet, all packed and crammed full of Goods. The largest and most complete since 1872, is now ready for inspection in both the Wholesale as well as tne rtetau Departments, and we court and defy com petition, let it come from whatever quarter it may whether New York, Phila delphia, the ever present .Baltimore drummer, or our local establishments. IN WHOLESALE we are ready to jJurj-iiUAXJii aim i dixiLi, no matter where bought. IN RETAIL we present the most complete assortment of the LATEST NOVELTIES ever offered in Charlotte. To give the reader some conception of the immensity of our stock we cite as follows : A CARD. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood, fec., I will send a- receipt that will cure you, t &&& OF UUAKUJfi. This great remedy was dis covered by a missionary in South America, Send a self-addressed envelope to (be kxv Joseph T Ibmah, Station D, Bible Home, New York City. New Advertisements. ATicI Err&xrytlja.B ela r- x. V fly CN 29 Ok Proportion, t Notice. popular prejudice against 'proprietary has long since peen conquered- py marvelous success of such a remedy as Cough Svrup. Used evervwhere A BOTJT two years ago I loaned my double XV. barrelled shot gun to a value mend, whose name I haye forgotten.. Said friend. no doubt.' labors under the mental, hallu cination that the gun was a present. ' I take this method to state that such was not the ' case: and the further fact that I will be oblieed if he will return it to me at once. octlu it : - u u UUUJUU. Ten Gent Colnmn. . FOUND A Gold Fob, which the owner caa have by calling at this office, proving I property andvpayiog for this advertisement, , j oct iu tr . iuc coi - , ;k -. FOB SALE Dry Lumber, suitable for i framing and pickett fencing. r Enquire of I KM White, or at the tannery or. White s Sims, -7 is i 1 - "Oct ju, it I Just Eeceived-Magnum Bonum Apples, SU IUUB UIU 1 UIMU, Bit A afc id XI m. ; OCtlO . " ., ; SCHOOL NOTICEMiss H Moore open ed her school for GIBXJ3 on Monday, 24th. Terms, for beeinnera; $5. Primary: $6X0. Grammar and advanced classes $8,per quar-' ter. ' od5 lw just received sfelected especially for .retail trade, to which M. we call the attention of sm6l:?rs. We offer ihe ; Hest: 5 and 10 cent CIGrAB in tojvynl It di WILSON BURUELL, Druggists. i DMA j.-.T '.iV!: g'rj --,.!' mm t tit 4 j mm:' X OS. : ! J , HI-' -1,' -.. -! ny everyhody.
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