I
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. r
SATURDAXFEBRUATO 15, 1879.
RAlLBoAli DIRECTORY. ? -
The fonbwtag table ihowstheftDjrSoi passen
ger trains to and from Charlotte,' jUXaU, the
roadsCWashlagtontJme,. " ;,;Mr1 ' Aoaiti
Arrived ifromRtchmdh
Leaves tor M ,,, . . M 8.20 a.m.
Arrives from Rlchmondfi'l .?. ;10.50 a. m.
Leaves for - -l , 8.65 p. m.
, :". v' iiATUlHTAi CHABIXJTnl Ara-UMJWvf
. . -..' vu -T7.?. III!'; !-' flW .JfHi'
irrmn iiuin AunuiA.. v. , , . (,t.vi : v.mv .
,T .. '-i ll T'i HiflV.
Inhna mm, ittonta ' ...-.1 k.. c, ;lM..V .50 IK HV
y3
I-eaTOforAlMuBta,
mi
f . ' CHAKLOTTTt COLUMBIA . AUSresr.luv,sC Tii
Arrives from Augusta,
Leaves for Augusta,.
8.10 a. m.
,1.00 a. to.
6.80 anui
ajiiTP, iiwib. i - .mT.m
.... T a fA A 11(71 1 MM -. haw..... mrm
Arrives from Wilnuurtott,'. . ' t.29 p. m.
Leaves for WllmlBgWO,Tn-f f rp..5 ?-00 a. in.
i ntna fmm HhelbT ti 5.00 P. m.
Leaves tor eneioy,Mf
. - ATLAim0, TXKNXSSKI ft 0HK.: V'i '-'i;
Arrives from StetesvOli;:, to.
Leaves for StatesvUle.
CHARM) (TIC POST OFFICE,
, -. i - " : i .-
OFFICE HOUB8.
. . .-.I'- ,.!!. -li-.t .'reran! closes. -a
unim Ordflr DeDartmeni;.i.A.O0i m.t 5.00 b,m. i
Registry Department,., ji .. .9.00 a. m. 15.00 pi nt
(jen'IDellv'ruuBpiJepty..wa; ra; i.n.vu p. m.
" 'v" : , ,i-,i8.80 pi'mJ1' 8.45 p.m.
On Sundays the General Delivery aha Stamtl'i
.a. m. '"' ' " "'
Danvlll Charlotte BJ Ryu 8 O0J O.ftO p.
.11 1 n ,.t .j ll.ift a. m. :.00 ik hM
'Charlotte Atlanta R. It;. 8:00a: nv-fl.00 pv m. n
ft Augusta B. R.f. a0p. nvlO OOai rai 1
Wllm'n ft Charlotte u. .' tuw k ini : fi.00 a. w
Charlotte ft Shelby R. fiu. " 5.80 p. m.1 'H.OO a, m.
1 ft 8tatesvlU,.T 5.80 pi m. B.0aym;i
r.(tOn.m.. au
1- lOTtrvrae, (borse rouw j xnarsoays at .w
1 N WIAJATaON "
WAR DEPARTMKSTj
( )FF1CE ClIlEF -SlGBrAI- OFTlCERi
Washington, Feb. 14, 1 30 p. m.
Fi.v the South Atlantic.States. colder
northerly to westerly winds, rising ba
rometer 'and partly cloudy leather. ''
Local Iteport for lfestcrday. .
f7 a,m.j2Pm.p:m
Barometer... tin
88.141'
31
78
N. K. -
8,MUe
80.-1 ll30-227
Thermometer
Relative Humidity,
tfiiid Direction. .
" Velocity,. ,4,.!.,!.
40 85
48 I 26
w earner,, -y .-:-. .u-k.i
Highest temrTHtgg- 44 feg; 80.
; jyeteorIofriel Btc.i.' r:
WKATHKH BSPOBTv TXBBCART 14; 40 SS
Stations;
Barom
Th;
Wind. iVeL l Weather.:
Atlanta,;. 80.20
84
4
54
43
42
40
58
60
71
52
38
51
67
55
58
74
Cloudy.':
Cloudy;
Cloudy.
fain"
Augusta .. 8U.16
(Charleston, 80.15
Charlotte,.. 30.10
Corelcana,.- 8080
Galveston,. 29.26
Indlanola... 80.24
Clear.
! Fatr. ' ' ' '
? Fair. " '
i Cloudy, f t
Cleat. 3
aoudv.-
Jackson'lleJ209
Key West.v
80.10
80.: 8
Mobile,. ...
Montgom'y,
N. Orleans,
80.82
80.21 45.10
80.15
30.12
80.20
3 Cloudy, 'iiu
; ciooay.' ' '
'Clear.--
PuntaBasa
Savannah,
Ht Marks.
Havana. ..
Cloudy.
jrair. :'-"
NKW OKPABTCEK.
.:. 3t-v:f4'.-.'.'i"-.iii
On the 22d oSeptembet last, in patting tmancw
dress, THE DAILY OBSERVER adopted Jte tide to,
exclude att double column advertiaetpents afld aU cut.
After Jive nwntM cf 3&erieiXi Twm denied to
ancd the rtde. - Double column adveriisanenti f6"
sitate the cutting of column rule, and ihee ' im6 be
charged twenty-five per cent, more than our rttfulkr
rates, and rmU only he inserted on the first and fourth
Beattle's Ford, (horee route,), Jlpndavs at
Tuesdays at 8.00 a. m. - ?
N. 16
N.W.-. 5--
N. 4.:
N.W. 7
N.' 8
N;R I
N. '-
N.- IS -
N.'Wi 4 14
N.
N.K . 1 L
fMfnges qf the paper. The recent change in the ar
rival and departure of mam, maJce u necessary inai
changes in contract advertisements be sent in by
three 6 'dock in the afternoon.
Index t New Advertiiieweiilf,
il t.'-v.1, -...
S. P. Smith Notice.
J. Duncan Attention, ladles.
Northern settlera meet to-day at the
court house at 12 m .! ..k'ay; ; ' '
People were suprised to find -a, slight
coating of snow and sleet on the house
toi yesterday mornings sM-iumiiM&i
OI Ioterei to the OIexict Vetermnw. ,
As there are ilgood many Veterans if
the Mexican war. residing in this 'City
and vicinity, it tnay be of interest' to
1 liem to know jthat theNiVaited States
.Senate has passed the House bill pro
v iding for tlie payment to the officers
and soldiers of the Mexican;; war of the
three months' extra pay provided for
hy ttie act of July 19, 1848, rwhieh; wad
amended so as to provide tjta&.the Jact
shall include "officers, and, soldiers, of
the United States 'Arayjfficere, petty
officers, seamen andi'mtfespf the
Vnited States Navy, ,andffipersfna
s iamen of the revenue marine service.'
H. and I cefetfeSK ' -1
At the annual" meeting of the Char
I tte Building and-Loan Association,
lield in the office of Capt. R. E. Coch-
r
Vice-President--L; W Perdue;
Secretary and Treasurer It. E. Coch-
rane -c- , -. - &
Attorney-W, WFlemteS
Directors J'..ll.'.i Baker Bev.
Theodore Whitfield, Dr. M. iMiller;
J no. W. Miller, WMS Ralrisefit8.-;B.
Tanner, T ; Butlet dSv
Oaither.f. .,.. i-t-. .-.-& 9iz& -tSrm
- :-.5r j-IiriTra lwl
For some weeks past scarcely a single
drummer could be seen on the railroads
or in the h6ters,saridpecieliad:i
to wonder if they were all &eadk:-TvWO
days ago they -began -to; "pour into the
city in sqnads ) ttterVhas scarcely been
a time when we had so.manY -)f. them
at once, notwithstanding Cnarlottelfe
tlrurnmers headauarters. They first
stop here and branch out .to neighbor
ing towns.imanaeinf. if 'possible to re
turn at nigntL . .Tnevare a ioviai set or
iffhtLi
fellows. SDehd their monev; freelv and
help to ke u&the-railwjadanran4 rhof
. J. . . A .XI
icia , augu it is i pieasure,t-wI-;see wieiu
' ... .irwiH ln.tffiH rsxix
-4- 'MU V.J .J.W-iJiuhtVKi i ixaratf VITA , .
Notes About Acttfrpr Mid ActreMeS
Mr.li.lucicaWiis
from his managers a check for $500
ach night. , -P
Edwin f Booth's invariable terms -are
500 a performance, and this pum: must
be paid before he .goes on the stage.' ;.
Sothern- Is "estimated rto ; be worth
nearly three-ouarters of, a million. He
gets $500 for eachiierformance.
miss Fanny .Davenport has; made a
great deal of monev. and is irood-atill
tor $1,000 per week when, she plays ' in
"iKpular drama.-.t.-'v ? (rtw
John E. Owens ii reported to lto the
wealthiest actor In ,the profession 1 His
property k estimated $2.)0;0t)0.T
Mr. Joseph Jefferson, it is xinderstood',
stands near the head of the rich men' in
n is professions His property, is "vari
ously ;.e8timatedt at rom? $500,000 'to
i,ooo,ooo; and hemakes from, $a,Qoa.,to
,oqo per weeyrhis acting. ..xt;-
MlSS Maffffifl f ithftll ia an antrpfls on
Whom" iecart1rTr fewtnn'tf "Tinii l Innir
siniled.. .aier.iucomejs from $30,000 to
o,(KK) a year i, , -, 1 'ii uv
4otta , rabtree averages about
$1,000 a week , ' ' . ,
A. f lavrly has secured the service
01 the Berger family at $1,000 a - week
tor twenty weeks;1
ane, the toilowing offlcers, were eiectea
'r the ensuins vear.. .' .-. V..
President & Wittko wslty :."-. -
f Night before last the bar-room about
half mile below1 Iluntersville itf - thte?
county, belonging, to raan nameU
Montgomery, and" occupied by D. B.
CVirver, was ' destroyed by Are j Loss
aijout seventT-five: xrkUonsC,WlriSke$:'
tWoJtriiBds OR molasses sbinetfeaiscft.
and cigars, a : lew otner anjcies, ana
about one hundred doli Iff cash."
lire was discovered about 3 06Idi
the morning, ana as mere naa neen no
fire in theblinditfMetnitrf Vclock
fire.wf m .eraa??' stt'iiwi "to" Mm ummtm .wti
i , -''-':;-'y"-yJ.''V??TiB,Bl to'-
81oto
A dashing young man
irom fetJatw
Carolina was beiorcmexourt ye3tei
day on thifeeseVerai charges assault,
drunkenness sddiidei3rjConduet
and pistol shooting on the street In
shOrC We mdiSbdH on a sort of tare, a
lailc its if were. Her rightened. 4 fror
woman nearly out of her wits, shot 3
fertile: A tn' hlsmm AM handlM: Wnit'
DreaKi- a j stick n ovevtae yo ungViuans?
.nwjwCW-he illd-'get itft)'otfh
clutiufe"lft ? the lansuusref of a lJrietrro
Lwhn liiini The trial, f Im is a hiid, rriiin
l'rom down Uie cauniry.'V ThHttle ram
page cost him fetnutrthihg hirer $20, in
cluding nnes ana costs.
1
Kiiiirhtat 41 f Honor.
At the last meeting of the Charlotte
Lodge-.Knights of:IIMK)(r,'tt'repoit-was
read showing the number of deaths iii
the organization during the six months
.ending December 31st. From this it
appears" thatifli 'mele,B,;diedill the
United States of yellow fever, and the
families of 181 or these have received
the $2,000 insurance which the organi
zation carries for each member, leaking
the , total paid out-to,, the, ; widwv;aaa
orphans or heiriijot (deceased members,
.$362,000. This has cost the surviving
'members of the organizatian in assess
ment) bpu$ $6 pspk' The advantages
which the-members 'enjoy therefore ap-
poiHL tit onooi At' on ftvoiugo. ooot 01
aoout $12 aniwajljvfciplis an insur
ance on his lffeTjf $200o,afld in a com
paiiy'that is as reliabjfe4itisr,posihlft
for anything to be in the world of buJiK
nesSi, ..i.,u T tkh n;
' A ;;' ' on timtirrit!t-.:im lutr- lift) ol
The following 'Tiewhp6stonicesiiiiave
recently been established in this State :
lied Oak, Nash county x Meadows,
Stokes; Greer's Store, Wrtauga; Idol
Mills, Ashe.
Pickettsville; Ansoiijcoimty ; Edwins
tonville, Rowan, and Warrensville,
Sampson,,; haye.;. recently., been diseon
tinued. 4he ,po8toffice authorities in this, city
ask(THK OB8RVE to say that there is
no Oowpehs postoflice on the Air-Line
Railroad. Cowpen'is he' name, of a'
station on that road, but Hurricane
Stnmls-rs--the-fcposttmce; There-is - a
Cowpens postoejbpAemail for it
goes up the Carolina Central Railroad.
The distinction is of importance; by
not appreciating it our business men?
frequently get their mail matters
mixed.
meeting: of the .THuing- Board I.ast
Niffht.
. At the meeting of the mining board
last night the report of the committee
on mining laws was received; and afr
proved andMaj. Flemming was direeUd
o. prepare a memorial to the Legisla
ture embodying some changes, chiefly
in the law relative to corporations.
Steps were also taken to' secure the ap
pointment of a mining commissioner
for the South Atlantic States. The fol-
owing officers were elected for the en
suing year j ...
President GeoB Hanna.
Vice President John Wlkes. ,
Secretary and Treasurer J A EllioiC
Solicitor MajJiV W, Flemming,
Intimations were given that py rtie
m:New York had taken steps teiHi'
toward7 the erection of smelting; tki
in Charlotte. .: : -:. '.'.',;
' ' ' HI li .":
Wr.' Ardreyy ol irifcklenbarc. ;:'-
There was somewhat of a "spaf-4n
the lower house of the Legislature, th
other dav. between the farmers and In
awyers, over the Dill to auonsii tne
criminal court of Wake county. A
number of members took part in the
discussion and there were lots of pi'os
and cons. The editor of the Reidsville
Times, Capt Tom Evans, was in the
hall of the House at tne time and heard
the debate, and, be .says "Mr. Ardrey,
from Mecklenburg, quieted the iuss
with a very sensible talk. He said he
was a farmer, outK was qpposea u any
thing like class legislation cropping out.
The lawvers were as gooa as tne
farmers and the-farmers as the lawyers,
and he wanted 'all to" legislate for the
good of the. State and not to the preju
dice of any avocation or calling. v Mr.
Ardrey was applauded.
Fromwhat the -UBeEitYER icas
undrstandhe, generally js, . pwhen h
savs.anythingHe U a quiet toanvht
a thoroughly sensible ana practical one
withai,"na onwwnw conmanasxae res
pect of awit)ft:1tf
witir him m
About the Pool. " ' " '
Has the pool busted ?" was what they
were asking railroad men yesterday,
and they were as wise before asking the
question as afterwards. Ever3in.ce The
Observer's announcement that the
differences between the Carolina Cen-
1 V' -t ' t j A A. A 2 T 1
trai ana naieign ana Augusta jvir-xiue
railroads had been adjusted, by which
the Seaboard Inland route had been re-
opened,.and that4the luiejhad put a, soli
citing agent e-in the ! ifieuL its.has Heen
generally agreed that "the poolwetfld
j; , X -fi dYAVillT
poos V ixy , iju.li tuc cause vix iud op
inquiry yesterday was the appearance
of two general freight agents in the
city. Thesegetitlemett Beclined to say
anything about the matter, and the
.clearing house agent says he has re
ceived no-notiee: tjcuspenaMperauon&
The oooi stMexlstsI'attd'will-doubtleBS
conttnue;tO exist until some one of the
lines, withdraws from it by cutting rates.
As one of the lines has a soliciting ent
out, it is presumed that f his will oeeur
We therefore conclude that the pool
has but a small lease upon life; that it
will soon ? pass peacefully awl luietly
out of existence.
JLeft In tne tojcnvr-
The Jennie : Hughes troupe is the
name of 'a company which, has been dis
porting itself 'upon the stage in differ
ent parts of the South during the pres
ent season, and which has a pretty fair
name ambftgf tfienewspers. The'stb
rv of how one of them has been left4n
te6-lurlvifi-4hs told by tbH.wOyr
leans Pimyurifipifytwjms ago: -
"YesterdiVlMer mktorbceived a caU
from 'MissPeariAlltSDa. ?at$r oi rjffi
vemue Aiugnes-troupe. Au-isa jiwj
stated that as the troupe fead embarked
on board the train lor Galveston, Mon
day mojming78he'went on board, "when
fihe waa informed bv Ivlrr-Mack that she
was discharged and. the company, had
purenV1 nr f idk'eti for ftetrrShe fur
ther stated that hex trunk was on board
and she was obliged to leave .without
iretting'lt.She was therefore leic aes-
tiute. and asked for the necessary.' as?
r1 fltjiTiftA ' tA- t,RkA-hftr theplromein
Charlotte, N. C. ,The mayor'tnforrAe
her that therewar,tf!r fund for such
purposesut a collection was taken p
and thnecessart'attiduTit snbs"crtbed.7
'. Who Is Miss.Pearr Allison ?;.Do jany
of our people know a; Charlotte girt of
this name who has beerf figuring before
the footlights ? k f:r 'tfri ,r, i ,
A. mCercbant Waylail,Kllled r? o1H
' led In the Streets. ' ' '
' r Jt! .-izn,'i tv'i it'.. 'rn ft t w r
4 34iieensboraJwjHi:.tliefSceii. jniuxuav.
53 trie tifeplotaMeW
at .Mooresvrlle a weeK beforei4ainst-.
mas. - Between 8 and 9 o'clock dav-tje-
ed his store for tlrveveningsiend started
to his home, a half mile distant; Short
ly after this time he was found lying
on the pavement, thirtyvyards from his
iiouse, m a pool of blooaltpgether un
conscious. Friends aha neighbors car
ried him into ,isrJlHHsevwhen it was
discovered that he had been struck, up
on the head" "withf aharp instrt$eit,
which had made an incision-through
the skull aftdltlttftlwfbraim His-pockA
ets were found turned and his keys ana
money on,Itin,ot,kwn'homuph
money he had with him, but his pockets
ha'd"beWraoFa
Mfcnoarkej;rt eopBrWfnife
throughout ; the night, and died at 10
rfek5'(fetdayortrM0 wWegrd
mimed ,Jp:Men.denliaJl.. has.beeii.aryesJtr,
ed on suspicion of being the guilty par
ty, but s6vfatasrbeleaTned there4si
no positive evidence against him. l$at-urally-taere-iB
a great 4ealf excitement
arid-. iridUg1iatonirthe'enUnity?c
apotfunt o& the "fatfl aadkx)ldoo4ea
The deceased was a man of character
and standing at his home, and by hon
esty, industry and frugality had acquir
ed a competency. He was a brother-in-law
of our townsman, Mr. A. L. Clark,
of the WesterjUpyn Telegraph office.
The Fair Grounds Meeting of Stock
holders. By reference to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that a meeting of
the stockholders of the old Fair of the
Carolinas is called to meet this morning
at the Traders' National Bank, to take
some steps towards the lease of the fair
grounds to the new fair association,
for the purpose of holdiug the annual
;?i?gVvember. -,,ft. . . ;t rU , ,
f It is, hoped and believed that such an
i arrangement can be agreed upon as will
ibWtisfactoiy to t)oth the old ahd'lhe
jnew associations, and that we may be
;able to have such a' fair next fall as Willi
be a credit to Western Carolina.
A SeriouH Stabbing Affray.
'Night before last!Orar Tboie.' the
colored barber and a negro who . is
known?inj;tbe sity hy na oUaer, name
than "Cuffy," had desperate encounter
in .,Jolin . Schenck's bar room. , The
origin "iSf . tha difficulty is not yp.t krilwn
but rlurin'sr TtUenwroefess aitrjeufrr
mllictuAj: what, w:,4t
bc fatal: wound. - He talsoicut . Toole!
on the wrist,, after which be left the
hoitse and started in ;,';faptd;alk,
towards the sqtiare. .' He .was followed
by a negro man who had witnessed' the'
cutjg; , JAitiVing at (: the'scjuare,. .hei
found Policeman Hill and pointed. ,oiit
Cuffy to, him; telling thepoiiceman' that
Cuffy' wasj going up Try on street at a
rapid WaikJ ari"d?Hilt, started in pursuit
lie xameiMJ With mm lust at the crate
above Swgl'e'a .stoae,; and, stepping in
front ofuira,! was in the act of fasten
irighis;harM in the negro's collar when
his eye caught the glance of a knife in
the negro's hand. The policemaii
pujedmh and , Cuffy, eeinghis
advantage,, darted 'through; -the gate.
ffittredi at hiniP ttt fif teefr paces, int
tfiWUVijmL to take effectdtne
uegiot ssuuctjeueu 111 inaKing goou ms
escape. A party or negroes took out a
warrant 1 fojcj hini yesterday afternoon
and were 'in- search of him last night
but a last accounts he had 'not been
captured. Gray Toole's 1 'condition''" Was
some whatJmpravedestardayi, feut Jbe?is
still fJrtot-outof danger nThe affair has
createdasideraole-' istir among'the"
co-dfpeoylfuS "
Railroad Notes. ' 1 J
Mr. WJ J; Houston, the general freight
and passenger agent of the Air-Line.
whd has" Just returned from a two weeks
trip in Texas, informs an Atlanta re
porter that he has perfected an arrange-,
ment for the transportation of immi
grants who are to become actual settlers
in the southeast at rates less than the
average rates given to Texas heretofore,
and says that all the railroad and steam
boat lines between the important points
in Texas have authority to )Carry the
new rates into effect. He, however,
doesn't expect many persons to return
uimi me coining crop is maae.
A baiisDury man named Woodson,
has also recently-patented a car coupler.
The, Watchman says: "It is a self-act
ing coupler, that also uncouples with
out going between the cars or leaving
the platform. It is a good thing bevond
a doubt, very simple and can be made
as cheaply as the present link and pin.
Mr. Kobt. Lindsay; one 6f the oldest
men v m the employ of the Rich
mond and Danville railroad, and for
many years agent at Greensboro, was
d. dawn by a car a few davsag
and narrowly escaped Japing killed. He
is quite deaf ana ttfl tiTJt hear the ap-
prpachipg train which, was, running
bkwards. ; . ;; ' : ; J
The States vale American learns that
the legislative committee appointed to
investigate the affairs of the Western
North Carolina railroad, Completed their
labors and are perfectly satisfied thatthe
insinuations and charges of "imprffper
management are entirely'7wftfi6utny
foundation in fact and altogethet erron
eous, and wili so report to" the Legisla
ture. The American adds": TheMoad
was ,pever .in , better - hands. thanTthe
present management at the heal of
which is that sterling railroad official.
Majprans.
The G ran Central Hotel off fcroaSflwari N. IT., is
a big bouse, and It takes a great many people to
nil It" In order to do the latter, end to please
everybody, the hotel Is now kept on the both plans
the American t $2.50 to S3.W."and the European
$1.00. and upwards per day. An elegant restaur
ant at moderate prices, Is conducted by fhi lotel.
CHEW JACKSON S BEST SWEEPNAIT
11 .':( fiii W
A meeting of the stockholders and owner;! the
Fair Grounds of the Fair of the Carolinas fi called
to take place this morning, at 11 o'clock, at the
prfvatorofflae tef the JTraders -Natfonal' Bank 1
consider thpKDpnaitlOn to lease the Grounds net
Fall to the Carolina Fair Association, for the pur
pose 01 noioung a t air
Feb. 15-lt
a P. SMITH.
' The demand among fashionable ladies for a
ili3ple-tMJi yet epmplete TPlaWng Machine ore
eapabl&of All Und$ of-wort foP dresses .and trtaf-mingsi'-lrf
fully met by the machine patented by
Robt. Andrews o,v of tillon, Ohio: and which
has-been introdtfced Into theusands of families m
the United States 4 have accepted the agency for
Charlotte, and several surrounding counties, and
will take pleasure in explaining Its merits. It is
the best and cheapest in se. '
, : J. DUNCAN, Agent. -
t,ACS"STfiAP'M6LASSES '1? !,f f
lintel ,x' i
rpD?E ' FRENCH' B&A!aY!W"" ' 1 w
ir Wines 4nd,Whlskie8, 'for '-med'cal ptiirosescari
pe bad or,, ivwib6UMs uitwjua
wdeclS - mi- M?: . Druggists?
QHEAP GOODS.
'2 Having bonght out the entire stock of Brown ft
Co., we will sell the stock of Notions (which were
bought very cheaD) rettardless of their actual value.
We will discontinue keeping them, and wish to
close them entirely out A eall will save you mon
ey. W HMUUSiiliJN JtAJ-.Jaii.pt.
tit t-? Successors to Brem, Brown ft Co.
; Feh. 13dStftwlm. -5 -I
0TlCB r't'iii Kl i tc "I
Bvvlrtne of the Dower conferred tn
made bv T. J. l'kl"oa and Laura H. Wilkinson
to the Charlotte Bulluxntf aud' Loan Assodarlon. t
will seU at public auction, a house and lot of land
tronttoK on the N. C jMiflreed; Li sqoara .'No. 58,
beginning at a stake on the N. C. Railroad and run
ning wttli said road to 1L. A PWIllpe'oomer, taene
with her line 180 feet to a stake, thence parallel
wua saMrauroaa wt eet 10 i. &Siiannonhoasrs
line, thence to the beginning, which Is now
claimed subject to said taeiteage-toy K. W. MeUoa.
Said properg to be sold at the court boose door In
ineacy ox uunoHB onwe istHotioay n Maieni
1879. for cash, the amount due the Charlotto
Building and Loan Association' 4elng 12295,
wltheostof adverUslnx and sale.
aeciy ws ' , secy sndTreu.
irflfrt t feWIi V1 1 K4N fit f A .I flj
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j AUCTION and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i
""V v' v.v""u""iv ","";.?.
A. W . ii it II U )
A Y.'A A li HUH r
AAA f. K 11 H H
A A Kit H si I' ;
Buy and sell on consignment all kinds of
- MfeacHANDISEAND PRODUCE;
Will give strict personal
Attentloti,to att business entrusted to ear cam Hi
-Wt .oit-t'i fio-'::,'.'s 1hit .- r,i rfi
Four doors above Charlotte Hotel.
dec3
iDhit ill' I.I '. 1 - - ' ' V'
1 f'aTjj ,
f ,U"i i
"VTALEN TINES I
'. .
VALENTINES ! f
UK HaI tin'.' 'i;' Sit! TSlK'm B 9d HhT 3TJ11
,vtiW T ,jJoiii.j') lit moH riu0 3! ? t!i?a
JV.Hj:n Ol IV'JM f rfrif.:'tl I-. .!'': .;. r. :
vH tptamf) !!" irirrr-jufti I ! bnc
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Ul 8888 tV ' ? '8S
S i I
WE HAVE
JUST RECEIVED THIS DAT A FINE AND WElfc
SELECTED 8T0CT7--.
ELECTED STOClY
OF BOTH SENTIMENTAL AND COMIC
.UH.Xh : "tH.j
i
VALENTINES ,
VALENTINES
Which we(propose to sell cheap at
-: - - ' ' nr'v
WHOLESALE ahd RETAIL.
Ms p i.i "TlDDr" BROTHER."' ''
.i '.UAH .V X - . .... K- . -
-tan -."' .t9;:ii-.v-i :"
2Q BARRELS WHITE AND RED.
. ONION SETTS
Fresh. -
WILSON ft BOB WELL.
PLENDID HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS ! !
DEMORESrS MONTHLY.
A grand combination of the entMtaJriW. tha
useful and the beautiful, with fine art engravings
and oU pictures in each number. Price 25 cents,
imstutte. leany wiin an unequauea premi
um, two SDlendld oil nlohiras. Rock of ln an
the Lion's Bride, 15x24 inches, mounted on can
vass; transportation 50 cents extra. Send postal
card for full particulars. Address W. JENNINGS
DEMOREST, 1? East 14th street, JiX Do not
fail to see the splendid February Na
-tstate.
..
E
; MINING AND IMMIGRATION AGENCY, !
..'.) V, H ; J-Jti.uStf .
For selling and buying Mines, Lands nd Houses;
i 1 " j
and wU
Advertise free of cost, aU properties placed In my
bands for sale. '
THOS. F. DRAYTON,
- r a . ! Charlotte, N. Cv
declO
M
LICHTENSTETN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Has lust received sanroies of Snrine Goods. His
friends and customers at nsost respectfully invited
to call and make selections so as to enable him to
secure their choice In due time.
febll
TAMES MURPHY,
tl'.X,i Kl I ' -.
7
Holtoa'a BuUdlogr-Trade StreetrUp Stalra- -
OwlnirtothestrnMebkj eftfme8l will In fu
ture work very cheap. Will make fine suits for
$10, Casalmere suits fof $8. Pants of suits same
rates. I guarantee all my work ;fto fit, no charge.
Give me a call and be convinced. - '
Jwl7. ...
'50
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CHOICE NORTHERN
A- PPP PPP L EKJt S
AA P P P P T.
A A PPP PPP L r'KBM-'TSSol f
AAA P P - T, R - Sv
-u1 i i.t- .., A Jti
jt ti i 'j.yRecelved every weekv . -t'
XlZ.t Teir.&i '
" " :LeROY DlrjDSOiTv
jan80 - ..
-yyiLLUMS ft FINGER, i Xrt xi .
' Have Just received a lot of Turkeys and Chickens
which we offer at low prices. Come to Williams ft
Finger and buy the best Family Flour from the
best mills. Wheat, Bran. Oats Corn and MeaL
Honey, Country Lard, Butter and Eggs. The best
Timothy and North Carolina Hay, cow and horse
feed of the best quality,. Sugar,-Coffee, fte. r Con
signments solicited lor all kinds of country produce.
Will make prompt returns of sales. ,. . ... w ..
dee5i:Hvi;i A if t 'i
THRESH ARRIVALS, FOR SALE, WANTED. .
- 10 boxes assorted Candies. 55 boxes choice Oys
ter Crackers. 5 boxes Family Washing Soap, largest
10c bars in the city.
Also 1 fine Milch Cow and one medium quail
Cow with young calf, for sale tow. - -
500 dozen PARTRIDGES WANTED.
dec29 .N. SMITH.
J ..trf..U.I.
TMELD BRd3.t - Im it';.'xdtti tv.
-jukjif i: i.f 3-1. ii - -j Ii; tj,J
GBXKKRSandDEAIJJtoCOJjarrRIIr
rtilisi 1 en-? V rot .JasiffbiHdit
jiwvsxeepeoiirtantry eh iantt roi r!i If
?uJ ii!.i Tjffcjjo-i r,r; imt.f
jtcsi.ii..b eJi l.)iiT.,itr,iL'ii'!iT'
FRESH EGGS' and BUTTER; cmClVENSj iTC'
ii;YS; CABBAGE". IRISH POTATOXSl AP.
iiJl ,Jy FLES.MkitDl'KUITS.'ftsV-'f 'ii'l li
jhii rsf-r t ,fii)in.i -ii-
- j"1M'Hi-'! iI;i.-.rV j-i ,.!
RAMSXJUB : BONNTWtliw1andlir'!t SHU-
.; i(iioa.mte. fij;
-t! ! 'M Ji.!-( t f f - "1 ' ? fc.'iJ'Mril'" '4'sfvtj;
ttiZht'4 - s ' . f , 'Ml'tlf !t S -
J ,i' .r-if ; , . i-r
' '( 1 Iran voADDrvmM nm ' .
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4)... ....... ......
i CHARLOTTE t iHOTIL,
.' ;uwi.v..i.4.w....-....u.-J
.a1
. .X(l "1; Tll'.i -'
2: vABL0TTE,li.Co .,,ir2h
- ,'Ah ;.!,ii-fH
This house has been refitted and newly ftjroished,
a;ifso M topt to ftya,u .,1$ a
TSIIBSrPBI Bsi.!., J.0
i ty Great indneements' offered to ; table beardr.
era; for terms see the proprietor. - ,,'
j '!'. ; ).'....;. ;t ,i;sl-i. 'S i.' j. -n:!
. BfChnnIbai sad Curiages at every tralB..j
tyi.V'A'LVf:! '''i-i i.:;ll.ii
FIELD SROTHKftS, . . . , . w. J4 . . . .iProrMetorfc
Mr. 8. HWilson 4 Lady,. .Superlntendehtei;
Hxmtr wiLioictt.'-V- .. . ; . i. ; .v. :Cierk.'
T
An. a mi m mm
MfifMWijUi'i--. .i-i.:-. . ...j.tii .:;;,"
,iH'Oi. t .iii'-'.U-,..) ..().' ) .;, I, i'iilil.f'i
; BOYDE N r: HOUSE. . , :;:
Jit
.-;. u i
SUsburyrN.a . m'.'i.
.'cis. Biwil, lrlxprletai;, '. '-r' " '
Late of the National Hotel, Raleigh.! , . ,
C S. Brown, Jr., Chief Clerk;, W, Q.Shelbum As-
8istanL;
dec 80
i; .
' QQNPENSED TIME.
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. '
TBAnis ooraa iast. ; '
No. 8
Dally.:
ex. Sun.
Date, Nov. 10, T78.
No. 2
.Daily-,
.-, No. 4
.Daily
Leave Charlotte,
" Greensboro.
" Raleigh,-.
Arrive Goldsboro, -,
8.45 am 8.55 pm
8,20 am
8 00 pm 5.80am
5.25 p m 9.80 am
410pm
No. 2 Connects at SaHsbury with W.N.C.RR. for
all points in Western North Carolina, daily except
Sundays At Greensboro with R. ft D. B. R. for all
points North, East and West At Goldsboro with
w. ft W. R. R. for Wilmington.
No. 4 Connects at Greensboro with R. ft D. R.
R. for aU points North, East and West.
TRAIN8 eonte wsar.
No. 7.
Dally
ex. Sun.
Date, Nov. 10, '78.
Nal
Daily.
No. 8
Dally.
Leave Goldsboro, 1 9.50 a m
Raleigh, 8.50pm
M Greensboro 1 8.28 nm
5.85 pm
i 5.80am
0.47 am i
Arrive Charlotte, 12.25 a m 10.50 a m J
i Na 1 Connects at Greensboro with Salem
Branch. At Charlotte with a, C. ft A. R. R. for all
points South and South-west; at Air-Line Junction
with A. ft C. A. L. Railroad for all points South and
South-ease
Na 8 Connects at Salisbury with W. N.C. R. R.
dally except. Sanday. At Air-Line Junction, with
A. ft C A. L. for all points South and South-west.
At Charlotte with C., C. ft A. Railroad for all
points South and South-west - '
8ALBK BRANCH.
Leave Greensboro, daily except Sunday, 8.50 p m
Arrive Salem, 1 0.50 p m
Leave Salem, " M " 5.45 am
Arrive Greensboro, " " " 7.45 am
" Connectlngat Greensboro with trains on the R. ft
v. and N. c Railroads.
' SLZSFINa CABS VTTHOCT CHANGS
Run both ways on Trains Nos. 1 and 2, between
New York and Atlanta via Richmond, Greensboro
and Charlotte, and both ways on Trains Nos. 8 and
4 between New York and Savannah via Richmond.
Charlotte and Augusta.
Through Tickets on sale at Greensboro, Raleigh.
Goldsboro, Salisbury and Charlotte, and at all
principal points South, South-west, West, North
and East For Emigrant rates to points in Arkan
sas and Texas, address
J. R. MACMURDO.
Gen. Passenger Agent,
nov20 .- Richmond Va.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA
RAILROAD.
CHAKLOTTK, COLUJfBIA AND AUGUSTA R. R..
Columbia, & a, Dea 27, 1878
On and after Sunday, Dec 29th, 1878, the fol
lowing passenger schedule will be run over this
road, (Washington time,):
NIGHT EXPRESS.
GOIKG SOUTH, NO. 1.
Leave Charlotte, .........
Arrive Columbia...
Leave Columbia
Arrive Augusta. ...... . .,
Gome North, No, 2.
Leave Augusta.
Arrive Columbia... .............
Leave Columbia,....,,.....
Arrive Charlotte,.
DAY PASSENGER.
GomoSotTH.NO.8.
Jave Charlotte .
Arrive Columbia.
Leave Columbia . ....
Arrive Augusta
1 00 A. X
. 6 00 A.M
. 8 05 A.M
.10 00 A. M
5 55 p. M.
10 00 p.m.
. 10 10 p.m.
8 10 a.m.
11 27 A.M.
4 10 P.M.
. 4 15 p.m.
. 8 80 p.m.
Going Nobth, No. 4.
Leave Augusta 9 03 A. If
Arrive Columbia 1 20 ?. it
Leave Columbia 1 30 p. m
Arrive Charlotte 6 80 p.m
These train stop only at Fort Mill, Bock HOI,
Chester, Wlnnsboro, Ridge way, Leesvllle, Bates
burg, Ridge Springs, Johston, Trenton and Granlte
vllle. All other stations will be recognized as flag
stations..'' '., .....
Pullman Palacy sleeping and drawing-room cars
on Nos, l and 2, Greensboro to Augusta; also on
Nos. 3 and 4. New York to Savannah,, via Rich
mond Georgia Central Railroad.
- . T. D. KLINE, Superintendent
Jsa R. MACMuiiDO, G. P, Agent r
ec29 " - -
J3HOTOGRAPHS. ,
In consequence of the leduettoo In the price of
the original cost of materials, and In order to give
my patrons the benefit of the reduction from and
after this date Photographs will he taken at .my
Gallery at ".-.
; t REDUCED, RATES. . s
ept22
. 1. H. VAN NESS
F
OR A FIRST CLASS"
Sm oka call and k&L k Sudor, at
.-, r LeROY DAVIDSON'S.
JanoO1 1
JEE W. BATTLE, M. D. .. . ,
Having removed his office to the first floor over
the Traders' National Bank, ean be found there
all hours during the day, and at his residence cov
ner Seventh and College, sjreets, at night, ;
feb7 8m - -'" - ' aj.. .
TTSE HE-NO TEA.
HE-NO is Tea in its natural "condition, such as
the Chinese themselves drink, and for the follow
ing good reasons is sold only in original pound and
half-pound packages: t ,-
- - it is tne most eouvement ana economical styie oi
package. - ' ''' ' ''- ' "' ', '.""".
It Is weighed and packed where It car4!be done
cheapest and best -
It can be easily Wen tilled by the consumer.; ;r)(
' It keeps the Tea better. . '
- It prevents adulteraUon to Amerlca.-
' We are the agents for HE-NO Tea hi this dty.
and ask our friends to give its trial. WnotsatU
factory we will cheerfully take it back and refund
the money. . L. R. WRISTON ft CO.,
febtt. -"" i 'ril yi , Charlotte, N.C.
OTO
CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON,
For Standard Pure Liquors,
vnixisqrasii
' t-.i..rirr- tV"'ii!,''-';-tTVn')Mf r'
- iit n iu TTTROPGTT FREIGHT &QUTX
'v-'V . . .-.tjT, . c Jaj-i
This Line betnc fnllr eautppsd to fastness,
. - ' J":Jt!f.f.kf
f.,i"H.i, h' -7.4. hiK-rl .rL
Mtliin: .M 'tr l:y -v :1 H,xli tiifr;-.,
wmtngton and an Korthomand Eastern cmes'to
,--ji rrjjntine,Bpmitsnl)aiaUStat
sm" - atr Tfiinoss im ft. ohtoi
"''"-L? is wenas iwiiitsinasoiiift'
, iT .,,7. i , . ., , 'i n it !!?),!
. l' 1 ' fiisarsitce and Rates guaranteed as Low as:
4l; ,T .-;t.-it: 1 1 wf : v.-i; ; .-.t . .-...sv,-.
: v oh i:ai.l'j'r.' f . :?. ..(m !.,.. 7.:
-. , , - fj ')'," . . i. ; '(. 1
, l.i'Mi (-,!-.. liif. .'!? jy.iJr.gnfWmiAHftiiwi1alMMl
' tM'ci" t - - ilj f '! l't,P I'
. t w rr.imr . 1'
5. .j Ucif pL,Freight Agent WUmkigton Nfc
-AU 3tit J;j!i' f-e ,ji J..O tiJai i-Hi
'-'d f 'yvty I!;? i..:i,ri r.inl i!':! -
t '. . . ' . , ..i . .
,f No offen to fhe bade a, lull stock of
' : ' : " X . . . .
lmsExiracteind "" '
' ' ' 'i.i.l.i;.- y . !' ';
( t , . 1 .J.. ..... .
.... ErtgUsh Select plcee, . ....
' ti! ; ColgsieHorieyaGlyoertoeSoai'!
-f jr.'"'! .ii. J:!ii,
Bnglh, French and ! i
-.: v: .:
American Tooth Brushes
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefuliy prepared at all hours, both night and
day at
J. H. MCADEN-S '
Prescription Store.
'ECCRrTY !
SECURITY!
SECURITY!
200 Barrels of
C WEST ft SONS'
EXTRA NO. 1 KEROSENE
ALADDIN SECURlTYf OIL
West's Extra No. 1 Kerosene Oil, from a West ft
Sons, Baltimore.
Highest Medal awarded at Centennial Exposition.
Crystal Oil Works, Canton. Warranted to stand s
fire test of 110 degrees Fahrenheit before it will
burn. C. West ft Sons, Baltimore.
For Sale by
Dr. J. H. McADEN, Sole Agent,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
F.
SCARR ft CO.,
IT B U G G I S
T S
R U G G
I S
ITKAB TOE POST-OFTICS,
Would respectfully Inform the public that they
have opened a retail and family Drug Store, near
the Post-Office, and solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
Prescriptions and family recipes dispensed with
great care and pure Drugs.
Jan7 tf.
TEACHERS WANTED. 850 to $100 or $200
per month, during the Spring and Summer.
For full particulars address
3. a mcctjrdy ft com
Philadelphia, Pa.
D
rPHTHERIA!
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will positively pre
vent this terrible disease, and will postQvely cure
nine eases to ten. Information -.that will save
many lives sent free by man Dont delay a mo
ment. Prevention is better than eon. : Sold every
where, f ' . L S. JOHNSON ft CO..
Bangor. Maine.
B
ENSON'S CAPCTNE
POROUS PLASTER.
OR WOMEN AND CHILDREVT
OR WOMEN -AND CHILDREl
Females suffering from pain and weakness will
derive great comfort and strength from the use of
Benson's Oapcine Porous Plaster. Where children
are affected with whooping cough, ordinary coughs
or eoWs or weak lungs, it is the one and only treat
ment they should receive. - This article contains
new medicinal elements such as is found In no other
remedy in the same form.' It is far superior to
common porous -plasters, liniments, electrical ap
pliances and other external remedies. It relieves
pain at once, strengthens and cures where other
plasters will not even relieve. For Lame sod
Weak Back, RheumaUsmv Kidney disease and all
local aches ana pains, it Is also the best known
remedy. Ask for Benson's Ca peine Piaster and
take no other. Sold by aU Druggists. Price 25
cents, ' i ' - t i
CO N S U MPT I O XT ......
ONSUMPTIO IN
And all Disorders of the ' .
THROAT t A K D f 1 U N fiS.;
... VAAISCHJVSJUSJ VlUOUt
t 4
-):(
DR. T. A. SLOCUM'S GREAT REMEDY"
PPP RSSo T- jr OXXJ H H a 'KNMf -EEt
FFP -., mom II
1 O i
W : . -& SS AA M. AV A .t MUMB . f
o 0 h e n r nw-:!
000 H : h ii x n. 111
1 U VT U TY W If V W
11 : Taken to corduncdon with his- i.
' " ji,JcOMPOTJND4iEMUMI00F J ,
B'J ! . r--1 1': k . f
UB COD LITEM OlJUi
; .". .ii x- Jj 'i J' ' ' -
J,i -
da oypvpawpuiuw vi , , ,
. j AOJUE AXUIJ BUUS.
. . A TREE BOTTLE of each preparation sent tn
express to each suffering applicant sending their
name, P. O. and express address to Dr. T. A. 81o
cum. 181 Peart street. New York.. t , t -;
TTTE are the aarents for HE-NO TEA to this eftar.
IT and ask our friends to give it s trlaL - If not
satisfactory we will cheerfully, take it back and ret-
runa tne money. . ' ; -,
. , WILSON ft BUB WELL,
. , Agents for Charlotte, N. X
DISPATCH LIN TJ , t.rii
Vs. L i 2 1 i ? ,. ,
. ii t $ V'tu t t in t 4
TO aY.T. POINTS SOUTH." - -f-
offers unequalled: fsdlltles fbr uie Transpbrtlbn fif
usanooe, otatesviiir AslwvUleV RuthaOorutoa
on the AtUnte ft Richmond Air-Line, u.htm'h
nff Western N. CRslhJOodsr . -?i wit'
Alabama and Mississippi. . .
via any. Competing, Line; and f hue.' as Qulcki T' -
I- I ! l u ' . Ml'rit
upon application to'1 -n " : ' ' J
7 - 1 . ' ' 1 WM.:A. MOODYt ' '
Southwestern Freight Agent, charlotte, N. C 1
i.'.it
. ' SI
1 ' ; i? " 'YAtBni C C. IruTws'Charlotk ! '
H 'yi-ly rtTvseU i.Jiiis.'-"-
tOUlSIANA 8T ATE LOTTSRYi ' ' ' i,,:
'" 'VX'-rijI.IO.'i '" ': '' :
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY . , ,
To win a fortune. Third Grand Distribution,
uass u, at New Orleans, Tuesday, March t
11th, 1879-lOOth Monthly Drvstng.
-'-ii " i " . .:'...i.!i7.'
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY OOMPANYi
uu uiBuumon waa reguiany mcorporatea oy
r ik
(he Legislature of tb Stele for Educ&Uonal and
Charitable: purposes to 1868. fob ths tshm or
Trjnrri-TOs txajm, to which contract the Inviola
ble faith of the state is pledged with a, capital of
iflWiUuu, o wmcn k nas since added a Reserve
und of 83 50.000. its grand sixm it xirv.
BER DISTRIBUTION will take place monthly on
the second Tuesday. It never scales or postpones.
Look at the following distribution: ; r '
CAPITAL PRIZE, 30,OOQ. , . .v
100,000 Tickets at Two Douani each.' Half Tick-
. ets,, One Dollar. .
LIST OF PRIZES:
1 Capital Prize,. . . ,. . $80,000
1 Capital Prize, . ............. .....f 10,000
1 CapttalTize.i..............;.w' (5,000
2 PrteM of $2,500................ 6,000
5 Prizes of 1,000 ; 5,000
20 Prizes of 500 1 0f
100 Prizes of 100 10,000
200 Prizes of 50 10.000
500 Prizes of k il. 20 . . . 1 n.noo
1,000 Prizes ot 10 10.000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES i ' 1
9 ApproxtrxtatkmlMzes'of isOO...., $2,700
9 Approximation Prizes of 200.... . 1,800
9 Approximation Prizes of 100.... . 00
1857 Prizes, amounting to.. ...... ...... $110,400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prominent points, to whom a liberal compensation
will be paid
win be paid.
Application for rotes to clubs should only be made
to the Home Office to New Orleans. ;
Write, dearly stating full address, for full Infor
maOon or send orders to
M A DAUPHIN.
Postoffloe Box 892, New Orleans, Louisiana
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management of GENERAL8
ne supe
. T. BE
febll
G. T. BEAUREGARD and JURAL A, EARLY.
F
ROM DR. S. W. HUNTER,
BALTIMORE, M. D.
Having become familiar with Colden
Leiblg's Liquid Extract of beef and Tonic Invlgor-
ator, I take pleasure to recommending It as an ex
cellent preparation, combining as it does food and
tonic in a remarkable way, producing good blood,
health and strength. Sold by all Druggists. ,
1 1 ' i ! 1 . ' : i " .
QEo. c. ware, .
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer In ' ;
PURE APPLE CIDER-
AND
1
CIDER VINEGAR.
t
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of
E. R. CONDirS TABLE SAUCE,-'--
287 to 295 W. Third St, CINCINNATI, O.
O
ILS SASSAFRAS
AND PENNYROYAL
Of prime quality, bought in any quanity, for cash
on aeurery, rree 01 Drokersge, commissions,
or storage expenses, by 1
DODGE ft OLCOTT.
' '
Importers and ExportorS of
' DRrjGS ESSENTIAL OILS, 4c.
. . j . .....
88 William St,.... .....v . ...New York
A DAY to Agents canvassing for the " Fihk
btds Visitor." ' Terms and outfit free. Ad
dress P. O. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine. -
OA Fancy Cards, Chromo, Snowflake, fte,, no two
OU alike, with name, 10 cents. 3, Mlnkler ft
Co, Nassau, N.Y. - . '. , ... ...
40
MIXED CARDS, with name lOe. Agents'
outfit 10c. . L. JONES ft CO. Nassau. NT Y. ,
decSl . . .
rpO ADVERTISERS Send for our Select List of
x Local Newspapers. Sent free on application.
Address GEO.P, ROWELL ft CO., 10 Spruce St
New York. .
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