- - -
STATE N$ WS.
A revival i in progress in the Meth
0(list church of Statesville.
The United Istatea Circuit Court w in
session at Wilmington.
Col Stephen D Pool Is about
Raleigh and take up his reeidencVih
New Orleans. ...? ,
The yearly meeting of the Friends
begins at New Garden, Guilford county,
oSunuay. cil DLi
The Goldsboro Messenger says ; that
the Neuse river .rnust, be; cleansed out
and dredged aaar ttpt as Smithfield,
and an appropriation of $30,000 to $40,
000 is needed to this end.
The Raleigh Observer says thatfSir
Edward D Whitley,a prominent citi
zen of Johnston county, died suddenjy
at his resideiice, Id Wilder 'a to'Wnahip,
on Saturday last, ot paralysis of the
bram wron
The Wadesboro Herald local man
says the " dizzy blondes are one of the
most indecent and imRolite sets of hu
man beings he ever'fcanie-across, ami
thinks ' bouthem people should not
patronize them."
Wilmington Star : The jury in the
case of the Bank of New Hanover, vs
Williams, Black & Co, of New York,
returned a verdict yesterday HdTaf al
relates to the facts in the case, the
points of law to be hereafter decided
by his honor.
The News says that there SreP in the
white departmeut.obtb0ODea,'J)umh
and Blind Asylum, at Raleigh, 115
nnnils 60 deaf and dumb and 55 blind.
In the colored department, whiebjis iftj
a separate Dunuing dui unaer ine same
management,- there are 69 pupil-r-47
deaf and dumb and 12 blind. "s i
The " publio meeting " of the citi-
zens of Orange, which was held, last
week and passed resolutions which
propose to revolutionize the system, of
elections in the State, took 'place, accord
ingto the Hillsboro Jtiecprder, on a
street corner, near by where a patent
medicine man was discoursing upon
his wares.. !-V
Wadesboro Herald : The two Cha
vers. colored, who were confined in the
Rockingham jail "for1 the killing of a
colored man some timel during this
year, made an attempt toJseape. yester
day morning, by collarinljana choking
the jailor. The jailori f Mr McPonald,
drew his pistol and killed one and
mortally wounded the other.
The Wilmington .Star learns that a
difficulty occurred at Marion J 8 -on
Saturday night last, between Mr W L
Gregg, formerly of Wilmington, but
now in the emplow of Messrs Williams
fc Murchison, of Wilmington, to attend
to their business at Marion, and a man
by the name of E P Ellis, during which
the latter drew a knife and stabbed Mr
Gregg through the left lung, inflicting
a dangerous wounds 1 ' t
The Washington iVmT"says: We
were shown a few days ago by Mr B T
Godly, the horns, of, two. Jargie-fcucksJ
locked together as, they were iotind.
They had been fighting, and their
horns becoming locked theyj were, "un
able to loose them. IThHeckf of one
was found to have been broken and
the other, unable tojfreehimself, had
died in that condition -game to the
last. The horns were takeug from, the
heads of the animal bttlylifew days
after death, and Mr Godly informs us
that he hail found bnlyufie-'rtran who
could unloose thern and, put them to
gether again, ii; i')i;Ijjiniifv Ji
Raleigh Observer,: At istOA uiXentipri
of Col Turner, !supJeHntendeilr 6f Pubi
lie Grounds and Buildings, to replace,
at the earliest day possible, a new lot
of full grown oaks' ini ith Sapitol.
square, where those were blowji down
last spring. Smith; 1 tiid grtatf North
American house ; movistnand;! cblton
pickist, says he can put up. full, grown
oaks in the square, and insures' their
living, and
Col Turnerhasleided
periment. , attBir4
fill n iduu ni.DC
try the exi
about 40 to nll.un the waeteviMftces.-
ThiB will, of course, 'ehtdiT 6me ex
pense, but don't be-alairmHax-payers7
tne wood of the trees that were blown
down will more than double pay hej
amount to De expenaeojprjjranspiajits
ing these trees.
The Sodden Death' of im munsey.
A corresDondent of LhftKnoxriile
Tribune, writing from Jbnashoro.'iTes
some further particulars of the death
in that place last week of this 'eminent
divine. He had been sugering intense
ly from pain ra b'eadfierveral
days, and hadJritSkeri df altghfpain
in the region of his heart. He.said to
his wife on fhere,vious Mgrt that he
did not expect to live'throusrh the
day, but as he was no Worse than he had
been it was thought Ihafi. hie warfonlyjl
"touuuent. xi is Dromeriniaw, xxur
nedy Blair, had, been .with .hi tw-
weeks past, but thirikihglie w&s' better,
had sent for a hnrsfl tn en hrvme. The
doctor was sitting ih-arf armhtr1 ari?l
u uiair, seeing threftmed to he
suffering, asked him if he did not want
10 ne down. The doctor was therras
eisted to the bed, and seemed to be
much weaker than Usual, i khlLMr
aim had nsskted bini toj&e&hjLjslepp
d out of the room for a few moments.
When he returned the doctorwas Oft
his knees bv thp. hednide. and Mr Blair.
V 'C. 12 t.l-Tti t'i,i
pim in his arms. The doctor called
his name once, threw his head orrMrj
fair's shoulder, and died instantly,
"u without a stfrrggle, F.YOt? ftlong
time the doctor'saervoutf systerA had
oeen shattered, and he was unable tp
undertake .any-Jwork-WhiW hfe hps
oeen in very bad bealtbrhfii death was
entirely unexnented. and was a ereat
8nock to the? (jbmmuoifrrWfiiB-lif
- ...uuiu 1U 1 U1UU1CI UDIO ( X HI
TV. I
i LP t" Hon Ilia UinMiiaBfnnnm riF MAI'S A L
(k,,.T A.iyjiawuuT-r-
v-l. -o---jj..ei .. -
on carrying it in their pocketasa kina
yi amnlet. It is a native of Asia, and was
introduced into this country about the mids
e of the sixteenth century, and is alto
Retijer worthv nf hioh rtenrA.M it nossesses
area ior.
-v.ia ffnir ni'at- (Qisrnoe ucc
Jbe BnlaCJ)aWO anftbS.
8 line, detetmintd to annihilate the
and I oussens' Lightning Liniment
l disperse that lineof formidablediseases
noWn M Rheumatism, 'Neuralgia, Stiff
i01nt8 gore Throat, Contracted Muscles,
frache, Toothache. Pain in the breast, side
!il?k- No faailyshuildhout
8aVe a amount ot suner-
3.
IT?
liu actios, aai
lack or krow, dog
a. nd it ewily applied. .
fiTorit upon ererr mil
snUeman. FoBle al
It l a
-""ueriui curative rrpjerties wrpp
IKISTA
IV ir' live
ri'ii in i
Ivni''
F lor upon wTorr i
Bill s!LS wtljmaii. Fo le6j
1 -an twisted h-
T7
DALLY
is
"4 I.
Fresh Coda try. , 2530
Goshen ,40a50
Poultby , ,jTom wagons. From stores.
.3
Tufieya. i 75o85 90ol.25
Ducks, 20a25
25a30
fO
20a25
18o20
l.OOal.10
3a5
HClO6a8
-Chickens, , 16 ' '
Guineas, 16al8
Eoes 1 12ia)5
POTAXOKS
U J i 8weetbosoi;8;
Irish, - 85
Cabbage,
FWHH MKATS-r? .., i 4 ...
U. ...cBeetUJbJ
Veal,
6al0
8al2J
Mutton,
Tallow
6a7i
Bxxbwaz
Fbuitb Lemons,. r '"
J Dried Apples, per Jb: '
Apples, per bush.,
Peanats, country,
" pr dozen
00a25
4.0Q
2)a3
40a75
85a90
L0
6.00
J
DOMESTIC DRlr GOODS.
(Jobbing Rate.)
Shkti x xbo. Huutuiob
Rockingham 4-4 Standard
Woodlawn 4-4
7a7l
7a7i
5,6ia61
1" &r7- s-'.
Other brands
Brown drills
Bleached i44
10-4 Sheeting bl'd and anbl'd.
5-4 Pillow otsine ' "
7
9al0i
5al3
31a40
18a22
Wam8utta
Freemana
Sprague dt Kiadred brands ;
dv Other kood brands
JlAJfS AND COTTONADK3 ,
13al3i
.'2a24
Table 'Rocks '
."- , .- Ermine cloth - ---
, . 30
Dbxss Goods-' i . V.
, .Corded Alpacas
iHlPlainLnstres'
18a21
17a22
? iii
10al7
91
91
- 91
Ticking
'If; Oakland
Conestoga
Plaids
Holts,
Pee Dee
' Randelman
GROCERIES WHOLESALE.
Wheat, small offerings and sales.
Corn demand light
Flour a shade, firmer.
Sugar, market steady. 1
Coffee steady and in good demand.
Salt nominal." ' - "
Lard, firm.
Bagging,
Ties, new, per bundle,
. " - old
III to 14
2.75
2,25
' per flt
9SalO
8a81
14al5
lli
12
Clear Rib Sides,
Shoulders,
Hajcs
" Canvassed,
Best refined tierce,
" half Bbls,
" Buckets & Tins,
121al3
25a30
29a32
Goshen
SUGARS
Cat loaf
13ial4
13al3i
lllaJ2
HJallJ
10allJ
per gal'
55o65
50a55
40a45
34a38
Granulated and
A 1 ' 5
crashed
ExC
Yellows 4 X
New Orleans, fair to choice,
- Golden Drip (syrapj s j
li Cub;: 'is i is J .1 J ..
- ' BlackStrap,
Tba Black 50a75. Green, 60al.20
LCifeR
t
Mixed,
I
MA
EL.
s.. ;B61s(fall weight)
Jil) .1 bbls "
9.50al0.50
5.0Oa6.5O
145al.50
Kite.
- ! i !
Family,
Extra,
Super,
f i
3 per bbLJ
8.00a9.00
6.00a6.50
5.75a6.50
SIC Choice 8a81 cts, Good to prime 7ia8
:Ai--per bushel, 80al.00
uairs-rpeT DDL v e.ouao.ou
Hokh iy per bbl 6.00a6.Z5
Corn, by car load, in sacks, i , , 80a 85
4i "bulk, 75
'7J
From wagons in bulk, fr80a06
3"!. 40
vvniie, I
Red.
Oats White.,
45a50
45a50
Blaci
PAS
Purtclay. J , 4 75o75
tAT TJhchopped Timothy per cwt. 1.20
Liverpool, fine table, 2.25a2.50
fl" jrrqnnd Aram 4 l.2paL30
VI '!. (WINES AND LIQUORS,
Ample supply, light demand.
, . t UWhoksale Rates. 4
"BaAigs W
ireacn per gai,
2 75
ADDle "
, 1.75a2.Q0
:isKT-- V f 1
Rve "4
1 Cor
xrtt
1 yi-f
i 5i
Champanuev per has
2000o25 60
Sherry " gallo;
8cnppernong " 'V
2 50
s , ,2 50
ii 50
1 50
1 60
7 50
2 75
2 75
OH
d3 VgaretU
Porter u
Maoaulav's life and Lettew, 2 vols $5 00
TfiMnph1 Persia bv Caravan Arnold 1
50
8colcb Naturalist..-..
Great Truths ..:. -f ou
A "Syrian Discoveries, eo emim uu
Land of AioaD...... xriDiom v
LiviDgstoa's Lat,?oiiroa 5 00
pfrttr MAtirIftv"Tf?tares.......... Cook 1 50
iiXfoVif tinr!lTfirv of America 1 50
Hades and the Atonement...... y...-.. ou
fynrfima ,Ornnnrdance oomplete....".'..w' 2 T5i
(nnnihnm'a PAmnnnl Religion 1 00
Childhood and Religion.
.AClodd 1.25
4 rtQKaTtw fftiit Tar&m ...
j 04.,a 1
VY A TT Dwnmcuu
- ." -w y v. TTT T.it 1
Mornings wlln Jesua.. ... "j
uiMnrnra VI HI1 11 1 ........ i
fjrriir-m-h F
TTnliKPHn throneh Faith
Hnnrinv HctlOOl ieip, DT A neu...
Sunday School Manual,., Brooks
Great Preparation, uy jyr vumuuugau,
ta nf Lha T)ppr)..
riwiui va r s
F
Brow
-n-r - catechism 1 00
Memoir ox miiyriJ"...j"----.j
RyleslThonght? on the Gospel...... ......
Jacobus' Notes on the Gl.'-$land 1 50
Commentary onRomans withgpi
w 77 - eft
Jesus,
......... ....hy lr iieemB w
Lacillfl...
.....Dy ji. juonoa
. . ........ t
l win n ...
rsn(0nn of Faith
75
jj'or saie djt
.TIDDY-.& BROr
Saratoga "Springs
JU 4-
n We hav
a udw;
Char :kwv- m
Lhlain.t aflJ
1i;4,-4 Mr Saratoga'
th season fresh
Willi
QaMlf
M! K.n nn draUKO
stoffa Water on ice, - .
Springs in Newjor jy-gjJQ STORE. "
" . -.-r IT.
Great Revival tbepwinernrmieB,
u c by W, W Bennett, DDI 60
JrAfl 'inTrJmHi Kf Moodv ASankey 1 00
max v nux w te
usf'Receieil
" bass Coffee.
VM bbls. Sogar.
it
akes
heese
.5 cases sters.
m "Tomatoes.
3.0iand chests i Tea.
boxes Soap.
" TTviT . A TYT"
iyil'lMl-lL-
sept 28
F RE I OH
VIA WILMINGTON, NOETH CAROLINA,
Through Freight Route to all Points South.
This line being fully equipped for business, offers unequaled facilities for the
lransportation of Teight, from
WILMINGTON AND ALL NORTHERN AND EASTERN fiTTTES TO
CHARLOTTE, STATESVILLE, ASHEVILLE, RUTHERFORDTON,
GREENVILLE, SPARTANBURG, ALL STATIONS ON THE
ATLANTA & RICHMOND AIR-LINE, ATLANTIC
TENNESSEE & OHIO, and WESTERN N. C.
RAILROADS, as well as all points in
GEORGIA, ALABAMA and
MISSISSIPPI.
nsrSTJK-iTOE AND BATES
GUARANTEED AS LOW AS VIA
INFORMATION FURNISHED
WM A MOODY,
- South Western Freight Agt.,
Charlotte, N. C.
sept30
fil WEST
ALADDIN
& SONS'
SECURITY OIL,
THE BEST HOUSEHOLD OIL IN USE.
Warranted 150 Degrees Fire-Test.
WATER WHITE I2ff COLOR.
Fully Deodorized.
WILL NOT EXPLODE,
HIGHEST AWARD
AT
Centennial Exposition
-For Excellence of Manufacture
AND HIGH FIRE TEST.
Snlofsei by the Insurance Companies.
Rtad this Certificate One of Many.
Howard Fire Insurance Co. op Bamtmore.
Baltimore, Dec. 23d, X&iA.Mestrt. C. West Sons,
Gentlemen: Having used the various oils sold
in this city focilluminating purposes, I take pleas
ure in recommending your " Aladdin Security
Oil" as the safest and best ever used in our house
hold. Yours truly,
(.SignedJ ANDREW KEESE, President.
Manufactured try
C. WEST &. SONS, Baltimore.
Try It, and you will un uo other.
THE SOUTHERN EMPORIUM
ti FOR
PATTERNS, SEWING
MACHINE NEEDLES
SILK and COTTON THREAD
AND CORD, MACHINE OIL,
SHEARS, &C, &C.
BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS are the most
reliable, the most fashionable and the
best By using these celebrated patterns,
every lady can make her own garments.
My, stock is complete, and I keep constantly
on band Bewing Machine Needles (for all
different machines) Silk and Cotton Thread,
and Cords, Machine Oil, Shears, &c.
$ I am in the daily receipt of all the latest
styles j of patterns for ladies, gentlemen,
misses and children. , ,
Orders , by fioail promptly filled. Send
stamp; &c, for Illustrated Catalogue.
JiATiS U 1JAJNA11A,
.' 9th and Franklin eta., Richmond, Va.
Ju22dwt V
,JUSX PUBLISHED:
'COOPER ON BELTING."
hi
j A Treatise ob ibi Use op Bbltiks fob
"THE TBAHSMI6BIOH OF' A-OWEB. (VllD UU-
meroud illustrations of approved and actual
methods of arranning Main Driving and
Quarter Twist Belts and of Belt Fastenings.
Examples and Rules jn great number for
exhibiting ana caicmaung ine size ana
driving I power of . Belts. Plain, Y articular
and Practical Directions for tne ireatment,
Care and Management of Bells. Descrip
tion of n: aiuy ' varieties of Belting: together
with cL- i ters on - the- Transmission of
Power by Hopes ; by lion and Wood Fric
tionalGiarir'g on the Strengths of Belt
Leather i and on tne .Experimental investi
gations, of Monn, Bnggs, and others for de-
termimng . tne nctioa 01 Jjeiis unaer au
ferent tesions, which are presented clearly
and fully with the text and tabies unabridg
ed. Bv Johs H. Cooseb. M. E. 1 vol.,
idemy octavo, cloth, $3.50. ' ' V-
J . .. . - TIDDY&BRO.
Notice.
T iHavetbis day appointed Mr F E Patrick
J. mv agent to condoet the dray budiness
formerly in charge of Mr Allen Cruse. He
ia 'authorized to J collect1 and. disburae all
moneyfr'eonmeted'witiri.ihts business. His
office will be at the stables, formerly owned
bv Mr J Riley Davidson, and he will have
at eacn. depot a competent man to atiena to
the careful and prompt naming ot ail
freights epjrue4 $ ix j
tifti 1. out
J A
WILSON.
F"E Patrick wilL continue the coal busi
ness and is now prepared-to sell all kinds of
coal and deliver same at tne snoneai nowce,
and
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5p)fID
.2(D)
T
LINES
ANY COMPETING LINE, AND
UPON APPLICATION TO
F W CLARK,
General Freight Ag't, Wilmington. N. 0
T T SMITH,
Agent C. C. Railway, Charlotte.
New Advertisements.
I am only Billons, says the debilitated
victim of sick headache, pain in the right
side, constriction of the bowels, and hypo
chondria. Are these trifles, then ? No ;
unchecked they lead to mental disease.
And yet as surely as dawn dispels the dark
ness, Tarbant's ErFEBTEscKNT Seltzer Ap
erient will remove tbem. Try it.
a day at home,
A gen ts wanted. Out-
qPlV fit and terms free.
TRUJfi & CO.,
Augusta, Maine,
$66
a week in your own town. Terms
and $5 outfit free. H. HALLETT &
CO., Portland, Maine.
Qr Extra Pine Mixed Cards. with name.lO
Aid cts., postpaid. L. JONES & CO , Nas
sau, N. Y.
GRACE'S SALVE.
WORK FOR ALL
In their own localities, canvassing for the
FIRESIDE "VISITOR, (enlarged) Weekly
and Monthly. LARGEST PAPER IN THE
World, with Mammoth Chromos Fiee. Big
Commissions to Agents. Terms and Outfit
Free. Address P. O. YICKERY, Augusta,
Maine.
$K rrrk $OA per day at home. Samples
tyO dpU worth $5 free. Stihsoh fc
Co., Portland, Maine.
OIL OF SASSAFRAS,
Of prime quality, bought in any quantity,
tor cash on delivery, tree or brokerage,
commissions, or storage expenses, by
Dodge & Olcott,
importers and exporters of
. DRUGS, ESSENTIAL OILS, Ac
88 William St., New York.
sept29 " tr "
: A 1 arge Lot of New Books for Children,
Xx. received ana tor sale by
TEDDY & BRO
CATALOGUES of oui e MUSIC are now
ready for distribution. They contain
oyer l&ou pieces oy tne best-composers.
- - TIYDY & BRO
Positive Ndtice.
TT1HE
season' "of
business
depression in
jl money matters usuany enas with oux
patrons When the fait season begins.. .Quite
2 number of our patrons have become in
debted to us.We beg to remind them that
he "pronfpt payment of our; outstanding
-' aims wouii oe very acceptaD(e.,,.; - ': ,
sept5 d&wtf - j1 OBSERVER.,1
to
4iftoxes tarcli.
Candles.
tbxsSoda.
..... : i
SdD pkgs MaisiDS.
" Lard.
bundles Ties.
rolls T BBaggioj
QiV doz QSrooms.
40 doz Bockels.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE WORLD'S STANDARD
SCALES
RECEIVED HIGHEST MEDALS AT
World's Fair. London. 1751
World's Fair, N. Y., 1853
World's Fair. Paris , 1867
World's Fair. Vienna. 1873
World's Fair. Santaga,
Chili, 1875
World's Fair, Phila., 1876
World's Fair. Sidney.
Australia, 1877
Also sole Agents for
MILES' ALARM MONEY DRAWEES.
HANCOCK'S INSPIRATORS,
(The Best Feeder known for Stationary,
Marine, and Locomotive Boilers),
also
OSCILLATING PUMP CO'S PUMPS,
Fairbanks & Co.,
311 BROADWAY, N. Y.
augl2 taw d-w4m
LOOK!!!
At our Carpets and Rngs
BEFORE YOU BUY.
Another lot of those excellent
ADJUSTABLE CORSET3
. just received.
Oar Ladies' CLOAKS
are given up to be the prettiest
and cheapest in town.
UNPRECEDENTED RUN
on Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Striped and Solid Colored
-HOSE.
Good supply of Knitting Yarn
always on hands at 1
Barrinpr & Trotter's
oct 25
RE AL EST ATE, UlIiniG
. Immigration Agency. !
COR selling, buying and renting Mines,
X Land and .Souses, and providing! homes
in the .Piedmont regions of Worth (Jarouna
and Sonth ' Brolina, and, being connected
with the '- ccthjrh JJkcOud," circulated in
this country and Europe twice' a month,1 I
will advertise, free of cost,' all farms and
mines, placed in my hands, for sale.
aug9 ; . , ; Charlott9, N. C.
20eanmber-$2aYear
WIDE AWAKE an illustrated Magaxine
for Young People; is the very best pub
lication of the kind in our country, as well
as the cheapert. For an agency, trand to ". ;
D lAjExUilJr & COn
feb25 - Boston.
Wilson & Company,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
Dealers in Stock Privileges, U. 8. Bonds,
Cotton and MiscellaneeusSecuriti3, etc.';
The greatest opportunity ever
before offered for investment. .
lOOO dollars made from invest
ment of tlOO dollars in 30 days.
Smaller amounts invested will
pay In proportion ; mi). r
Investments large or small can be trebled
in SO davs. '.! I ' -. V.
WesxLL or fcbchass as desired 5 shares
of stocks and upward on margins of from one
to two percent. f iufc-iKirap.l i-
iSEk letters of credit and drafts payable
in any part of Europe and America, issued
for the convenience or travelers.. , ,,
Full information sent on ;. application.
WILSON A: CO.,
35 and" 37' Broad Street,'
P. O. Box 2485,-ew York.
Near Gold and Stock , Exchange. . j H . r 4
ct23 dw 8m - r; ;, ; r ,;.ti i4i
H. Morris & Bros: f ."
HT vD 8TEELE Is with Messrs H Morris A
iJX Bros, where he would be glad to
see
his friends or receive their orders.'
F OR SALE.
Choice of two, one Miller's and one Herrings.
CH AS R JONES,
sept!8 tf
L. Dawson's
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Represents Life and Fire Combined.
Assets, 16,000,000.00
Insures all kindB ot insurable property,
dwellings, furniture, barns and contents,
cotton gins, &c, at current rates.
Agents wanted throughout North and
South Carolina.
jail
LATEST ARRIVAL
or
N
E W 6 0 0 0
J. S. PHILLIPS,
s
MERCHANT TAILOR and DEALER IK
GENT8 FURNISHING GOOD8.
H1
AS removed to one of the New Stores
under the Central Hotel.Trade Stand is
receiving his Spring Stock of Goods fo
Men's Wear, and will make them up at
short notice in the most fashionable man
ner, cheaper than the same class of Goods
have ever been offered in this market.
Ortofl Shirts a Specialty.
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 o PHILLIPS,
may 2
yESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
With over Twenty teachers and officers,
ranks among the first school for young
ladies in the United States. In the beauti
ful Valley of Virginia, far-famed for health.
Attended by pupils from fifteen to twenty
otate8. Great economy in expenses requir
ed. Session opens September 20th, 1877.
Board and Tuition for entire scholastic
year $240.
For catalogue and full information, ad
dress Rev W A HAKRIS. D. D.. Pres't.
augl2 eod tf 8taunton, Va.
Hyacinths, Tulips,
AND OTHER
JUST RECEIVED FROM HOLLAND,
a choice Lot of Bu!t
Now is the time to
plant
F. SCARR & CO.
Druggists
oct 22
Do You Owe
ANY MONEY to Wittkowsky & Rintels ?
if so we request you to pay it, or we will
give it out for collection.
WITTKOWSKY & RINTEL8.
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Colton's Maps, Atlases, Etc.
OUR POCKET MAPS, mailable, comprise
township, countv. sectional and railroad
of every State and Territory and the princi
pal Foreign countries.
OUR WALL MAPS are superior in ac
curacy and execution, and our assort ent
the largest in the country.
OUR GENERAL ATLAS is conceded to
be the best published, being the latest, larg
est and most complete.
r or catalogues address
G W & 0 B COLTON,
junl New York.
NEW ARRIVALS.
New Buckwheat FLOUR
"Scottrach Chief" OAT MEAL
French .'PRUNES
Turkish , PRUNES
Salmon in one and two pound cans
Italian Maccaroni (in one pound packages)
Cream Cheese
Sardines, i and i boxes
Oranges and Lemons
Cocoa Nuts
Pearl Barley, No. 60 and 2
Satin Gloss Starch
Lee & Co's Pearl Staich. 1 lb Dackarres
Farina Oyster Crackers
Honey Cakes
inger Snaps.
TEAS.
Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial,
Oolong and English Breakfast Teas. -ALL
KINDS OF CANNED GOODS,
too numerous tol mention.
Please call and examine for youiself
before buying elsewhere, at
LeBoy Dayidson'e,
Under the Traders' National Bank
1,000 Bushels choice Seed Oats,
20,000 Pounds Wheat Bran, .
2uU xJales Timothy llay,
200 BWs. Indian Rock (Va.) Lime,
100 , " Calcined Plaster,
100 " Rosendale Cement,
1100 " Novia Scotia Land Plaster.
100,000 Cypress and Pine SHINGLES,
low for cash.
W. W. WARD,
. ' Corner Fourth and Colleze Streets.
ect27 . .
R. N. Littlejohn,
GENERA, COMMISSION ME B CHANT
! CHARLOTTE, N. C.
, i J Handles all kinds of Produce. . Office
with Jno W Hall Co., Wholesale Grocers
mayl5j . . i:, .. ,r . ' .
CANARY
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D
AT
Wilson &Bu
S.
sept2S 1
vr
mHlRTY-FOUR 1 YEARS An American
1 8tory of Southern Life. . by a Lady of
Spartanburg, .8 C --. For sale by. t :
- -' ' TIDDY&BRO
i ! J?W SUPPLY of "PAINT PENCILS
X3L
25 cents.
ept7
TTDDY & BRO
WorLs.
V i"jttV-jrirt Mishit's
?38
Canal Street, from Sixth y to
- RICHMOND, VA.
Seventh
ENGINES, portable and stationary, SAW
MILLS, GRIST-MILLS, BOILERS, CAST
INGS of BRASS and IRON, FORCINGS,
Ac MACHINERY for Gold and Coal
Mines, Blast Furnaces, Ac.
We call special attention to our IMPROV
ED PORTABLE ENGINES, for agricultural
and other purposes. Also, to our new Btyles
8MALL LOCOMOTIVES for hauling lum
ber, and other articles upon tramways and
narrow gauge railways.
The best Planters regard our GINNING
ENGINES superior to auy in use. Send for
illustrated Catalogue free. Other things
being equal encourge Southern institutions.
Repair work solicited and promptly done.
Shafting, Pulleys, &c, for Gin Houses.
Wm E TANNER & CO.
may 15 daw ly
: ERIE CITY IRON WORKS, l
Charlotte, N. a, April 7th, '17. f
WE hereby notify our many friends and
the public generally that the manage
ment of the Charlotte Branch of the Erie
City Iron Works is now in the hands of
Capt John Wilkes, of this city, who is pre
pared to fill orders for our well known En
gines and Saw Mills on the shortest notice,
and at the most reasonable prices.
- JOHN H BLISS,
Secretary Erie City Iron Works.
Referring to the above notice of change, I
feel confident that it will be advantageous
to purchasers of Machinery of all kinds, as
it places me in position to meet any and all
competition. With my facilities on the
spot, I can manufacture all parts of the
Erie Engines which will not bear freight
charges such as Grate Bars, Stacks, Spark
Arresters, &c, and handle the Erie City
Engines and Boilers with little extra ex
pense, thus enabling me to offer Machinery
at better figures to the purchaser than eyer
before.
Be sure to give me a call, or write for cir
culars, before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN WILKES,
Mecklenburg Iron Works, Charlotte, N. C.
apr20
GREAT REDUCTION
as
i
HAVE joet taken Stock, and find I have
more Gccds than I ent to ceny, to I wi
sell one half off at COST to euit the times
will sell a fine Silver American Watch f
12.00. I will sell Gold Chains at$l.G0 p
dwt. -.Watch Glasses fitted at 10c each, an
everything else in propoition.
WEIGHT AND QUALITY OF GOOD
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED,
AT
J. T. BUTLER'S,
CAROLINA JEWELRY STORE
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
ja21
Fresh Spices
FOR
Pickling.
A SUPPLY OF THE FINEST
, English Spices',
JUST RECEIVED AT
SCAKR & CO.'S
ept7; Drug Stor
Watches I Jewelry
VKEY LOW AT
Hales & Farrior's
WE HAVE A
xi--'
AND WILL NOT BE U?T)ERS0LD
; ...::'..': ., .... : - - "'o''' V :
'9&f All work in the line neatly donT'
and warranteo.
jan28
Utib
Anti-RUst Wheat.
i i V.li,:': i UiU - 'i'-'i !
WE offer and guarantee the "KIRKPAT- , , ,
- RJCK"" RUST PROOF WHEAT. .
which has been planted near this city more ' '
than twenty years. Put up in two bushel
bags. Price fo per bushel. JTor eaie Dy - i
j- : ; J.O.MATHEWSON&OO.; "
;ocl8-2w i ash v i Angusta, Ca. c ?
I Cabbage and Potatoes,
IlhaVe' lust received1 2,000 lbs1 'koittfem5
Cabbage, and 25 bbls Early Rose Potatoes; f-3
which I will seu at pnees to .suit tne timesy
Zf t&u.J? c MclO:LIS,'Trade Street, if "
h actii a s di Tisl ; Obnoeite Oonrf Hbuse.'Ai
. 0Ctl2
Oppoe!
'. " " . i : .. yj illi.it ii
!"" who njaiD ievery Known' wmeflT, t if.
will learn of simple prescrtptton; FREB,
for tbe neAT oiim nfrtinrrana dhilU..i
' ' I -prematura deoar, lost niaq&ood, and sll S- 'A
kaMisorders broueot on br excsses.'. .An-...A
-J .ragBtot has the Ingredients.' - Address '-V
DAVIDSON A: CO., btf Hmmu 8U, N.Y
b DT all pniirgww auq
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