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A.XN1NUU1N (JJiMJIN 1
SUN UMBRELLAS.
Ladies buying Parasols and Sun Umbrellas will
find the best assortment at the lowest prices at
ELIAS & COHEN'S.
Tbey will also find other goods to suit them upon
Whlch they can save money. Our stock of Fancy
and Staple
i
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DRY GOODS ;
is now complete, among which may be found a
full supply of House Furnishing Goods, Sheeting
and PHlow Q&siagk U JP4 Cotton, Linen
Table Damask In White, fihtfe, Bed and Yellow;
Napkins, Doylas and Towta to eTerj variety; Car
pets, Bugs, Mattings and 041 Cloths. I
Our stock of Embroidery and Trimmings is large,
and will be found very cheap. So will our stock of
WHITE GOODS;
HOSIERY. GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS,,' COB
SETS, FANS AND TIES.
Ask to see our Tea Ceato Linen Cambric Hand
kerchief and J2 S Umbrellas. Too will find
'" i
them cheap, and everything else In proportion.
Call and na f wl pyoc; s t
ELIAS ft COHEN.
"gnvnltnvt.
UBGESS NICHOLS,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DKALKR IN
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CHEAP BJfiPBTCAuai !
LOUNGES !
LOUNGES !
I LOUNGES H
1 LOUNGES' V
LOUNGES
LOUNGES 1
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS !
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS 1
COFFINS of all kinds on hand.
No. 5 Wssrr Tradx Stbxxt.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Burial .Robes a
line supply. ;
Jan3
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ANOTHERXRRIVAL
or
NEW GOODS.
We have lust received a third frtralr of all wnnl
Spring Buntings that have been so popular this
season, Also Black French Buntings. We wish
to call your special attention to our stock of Black
and Light Colored Spring Cashmeres, the hand
somest we have ever offered tor the price. Don't
fail to look at our stock of Black, Gros Grain and
DamuM f Ilka, Bummer Sllki hi allcelors, .Tam
Isa, Henrietta aad Empress Cletha, French Organ
dies. Our stock of White Goods Is complete In
every branch. Dotted and Plaid Swiss for over
dresses. Linen Cambrics, Mull Muslins, Marsa
lias, Linen andTletorta lawns, to plaid and fancy.
a large variety 01 uamourg jsagings and insert-
ingsinwnite and colored. Marseille
Marseilles QuUts. A
secoiM stoeKTC iadier
SPRING HATS
and Millinery Goods. Be sure and examine our
stock of carpets; Cane Matting, Oil Carpets, and
Rugs. A large and well seteeted stock of Parasols.
A good line of faneLpharlettesville Casslmeres for
young men's suits. A handsome stock of
READY MADE
CLOTHING.
Call and see our stock of Ladies' Shoes in Calf,
Goat. Serge, and Newport Ties. Children's Shoes
In fancy j color A large Mne pf ente', and Chll
dren's Straw and Put Hats;. - i I r t
Our stock is complete in every line, and we in
vite a careful inspection, as we are willing to com
pare mods and prices with any one. Special at
tention glvento orders. Give us a call.
Respectfully,
T. L. SEIGLE 4 CO.,
Opp. Charlotte Hotel, Tryon st, Charlotte, N. C.
April a
LOW PRICES
RULE THE
S DAT.
LARGE CROWDS
Dally throng the
-CHEAP STORE OF-
H. MORRIS & BRO'S.
STILL GREATER
REDUCTIONS
THIS WEEK.
Men's Best Flannel Suits, only $12,00
Beautiful light Casslmere Pants, $2.50, 3.50, 4.50.
White Fancy Pique, 8 10 and 12ft eta. per yard,
Beautiful Lawns, 10 and 12ft "
Dress Linen, all shades, 18, 20 and 25c per yard.
'Hamborg Idgtnk. all widths, $ to 25c pet yard.
Twobottori Kid Gloves, air shad s; fOL,'l5o. and
$1.00 per Pair.
e-
Beanttfni Dre&a
woctfi 25c., for 15 cents
Yard Wide goodBleaet
ng,only 8c. per yard. t
Best Calicos, all grades, only 6ft cents per yard.
It will pay anybody to inspect our Goods and
prices; as we claim to be the leading low price
house in Charlotte.
Jigt received, a beautiful line pf
PARASOLS,
Ranging in price from 12ft Cents to $3.
Also, a ft toe to'(;;v;;' ;" ' '
STRAW GOODS
And Ladles' Undenrear, at Jmense bargains.
vr MORRIS. A BROS.
Aprii;2.
SPRING CLOTHING.
KAUFMAN CO.
A
eUv4id(UrlnWhasuii'B;;
stock so complete as to include the latest novelties
In Men's, Youth's. Boy's and Children's
'"SUTi SJH d .l : i i T )i! A 3
giirtfrAT v 05 f H"B W'lriqLoa
ins-fix .nnn tun; iwvimwi .n .iiotai :-
j. tw ,Htbfii ttdi fe'ift tad K.'7cT .11 X Mm 11 i.
- We tavtta; powie tojpttiiotioaniie- aw. an
times ready to give qnolttofl rioea,trpery
galrmeSwhfehfiJseldat duehooeelB nM&
hA Ait ' MAMMnmOJ ana 111 mwrJWP waim
honphtelsewherfci We continue sell ;ott!
aaatto-tf .oaiat-
S3 Mi x&vmb itan foaft'5'i!! erf? to!
wiir-.iTW i-vr-. 1 wiWRi;-i sr its f
..ilw'; 't iRofmfr bio tinj
line 1
Bools OftBFfind Slippers,1
Including the" best makes in ifte eoirtrP' There
"i."?- in Anr otwdz n. Antnnlnte line of
fine Felt, Stiff and Straw Hats, and any kind of?
fiintiflmen's Biimishlng -Goods. Don't purchase
before yon examine our stock, as the cheapest
bio
Can be had at
W. KAUFMAN 4 C0.'B
,Y.M
tnmar TnulA And TlTOn StS,
w " Charlotte. N. C.
Season, Boa uei iwn iuim un
ing the best in the market. ;wriKi 1 r
'We present- this season to the consumer a fin
r April W.
i A 1 SWiye.) ( )
We sai alone; your little hand
Lay on the table by my own.
Only a little hand, and ye s
I cannot, while I live, fontet
xne uemor 01
When I saw
Profound reeret
low year hand had grown.
We parted : but your little hand
' Lay on the taWe, cold and fair; f
Wide was the scope tto numbers scanned;
Three bright-robed queens, sereM and blaad,
Two rampant lacks, a happy hand;
While I had only one small patar.- ;: ,
OBSERVATIONS.
gJ ' iiiorteKjapvW ttfe hfcing
r?' pointing to a dead-dfunk passenker):
A
hour,
"There it is, ye see, sirl He's
'ad too much 0 wot
1 aint'aa enough en. ,.(. , .
The season for remembering the dead Confed
erate soldier and more thoroughly dls-remember-lng
his widow and orphans is full upon us. Atlan
ta Constitution.
Young men who are temoted to resnond to the
cry of "Westward, Ho!" should not forget that
mere are several years of good hoeing left In New
Enland.tr-jBogoqfc. !,. , ; , n-
If the Chlneseon't 20. shall we find them twen
ty-five yearn lom fearofigjthit tbkf Wight the
battle c!JnfflterHlBqueleotlje reDeflion, built
the Pacific Railroad, and wrote all our poetry?
Boston TramertptPf- -i Yn iv. X,
Brother-.Mooa told a Baltimore comrreeation
that he wondered at anybody's unbelief that a
whale twcUowect Jonahj .and declaredthat he
would not be surprised to see a man swallowing a
whale, for all 'things -were still .possible, with t&e
xiora.
"WelL how is the sorine trade?" said a ateritte-
man to a Iriend the other day. "Dry goods never
brisker," was the reply. "My wife shops all day;
every chair lathe .house , is t covered with bundles,
and I think of sending toy. pocketbook out of town
forachangeofalrlVstoothto."' "
He entered the. srocerr store. fuiTjT'iiot'SrwWfl.
but allowed hlstene toiwinrto;lifiroeiactly as
the pendulum of a clock: The grocer 'only said,
"No; we sell nothing on tick," and the man with
the cana passed sadly ana rtlecBy out t , 1
A sentleman SDelklni or a friend WHO Jna nros-
trated by illness remarked that "he could hardly
recover, slnoe his constitution .was all gone." "If
his constitution Is all gone," said a by-stander, "I
do not see how he lives at all.' ' "Oh," responded
the gentleman, "he lives, on the by-laws."
FROM WASHINGTON
Grant Party Tactics for the Next Cam
paign Secretary Sherman the
More Available Man Senate
' RefahmcanCfyfrtyi. ) j
Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
'VWLssocBGT(X8i April i&trKfu? stafte
ment is made that a gentleman in the
party now traveling with Gen. Grant,
writes here that Gen. Grant will not
again be a candidate for President un
der any circumstances. It is very well
for Gen. Grant to make tliis declaration
and to have It sent here for publication.
If when the time comes for making the
rW atiOh the $kies look propitious, he
will of course take th6 hominatio,n,if he
can get it. If the outlook is gloomy, he
can fall back on the declaration now
made, and refuse with the utmost grace,.
The signs thicken that there was a deep?
laid scheme concocted as soon as Gen.
Grant left this country to work up a
sentiment which would demand his re-
nammaticttfor President at tljeyhands
or tne jtepuDiican convention m i&u,
The man who originated this scheme-
and the men who are now most actively
at work pushing it, are of the same class
who blocked" .11 the avenues of the
White House during Gen. Grant's ad-
ministration, and who did so much to
make that administration 6dious in the
eyes of the country, These men,do not
doubt, nor does any one else here doubt
that with Grant Dack in the WMite
House their influence would be as over-
shadowing as before. Indeed so little
prudence and discretion have some of
themjthai thev areven at thisioniipe-
ried in advance ichuckliriff oyer tjieir
anticipated return to the luxury 01 pow
er and plunder. But the very fact that
Gen. Grant is already providing a loop
hole by which he can crawl out if there"
is not a certainty 01 success snows mar.
he: at; least, has retained some 01 tne
horse sense with which he has always
been credited. As far off as he is he is
no? dpubfcable to see what, some .Qf, his
hehchmeil at home are toolbtiJKlAOisee,
that all thA hurrah which has been sot.
KfeitrfbVerJhis renorimratlon hfc umpi
rr,"n - r:' m . LA V " v:
the work of a few politicians, and tbat
Vlt bslsJiidtrfound any hxlfiaafilara in
trifi nearts 01 ine neopie. xue surewuer
politicians among the Republicans who
are not prejudiced by personal interest
in nor personal ustafuation ror uranc,
have no aifliculty m perceiving this, and
they hav n4r4lasltittpji in expressing
the opinion tnat umess a great cnange
in publicf sentiment joccurs Grant will
reaiiv be tne weairesuman tnac ine ite
publicans could nominate. As matters
stand now Secretary Sherman is looked
upon l&y the most sagaciods,tnejnbers of
1 t A. - A..n:lnklA Mrtn 4-n
iii8. par.Ly aa uie uiusl aviuiauic mnu w
VBrff the presidency ii ia8u. If next
year, when the time for the meeting of
Meoininating conventiofijrpproaches,
resutription is still a fixed faet as there
seems now no possible reason to doubt
Will be theUJis Secretary Sherman's
connection witn ft-frein the initial steps
to final succesawillfiftturaliy make him
the stronflreifridan of bis party, ana witn
him as a aMdjdate thc purse-stringg of
iue money povvjjxywtjuiu ue upcucu mum
wider than for Grant or for any other
Republican candidate.
THE BEPTJBLICAN CAUCUS,
The caucus of Republican Senators?
yesteraay.rwniie TKjng.pa lorinai ac
t&tfim&mfyetfn they,
propose to make as protf acreT a fight
possible on the army appropriation bill.
To this end a-variety of amendments
will be introduced, including those
which were offered and failed in the
Fotisev'- Mti 'Blaina has aftiamendment
to which hewin speak in his peculiar
style, the dbjedtvt Jwhich, he says, is to
keep from the polls in the South armed
white leaguere and red shirt clubs, but,
as pointed out by the Democrats, his
amendment would also have the effect
to prohibit a policeman' frdin appealing
'armed a Ibe olls; silnr thecaucas yes
terday, there., ws a gooaaeai oi unv
about "the prospect of a wegjaeiitial
veto of the two appropriation bills as
the Democrats intend to pass them, but
after all that, was said no Senator was
able to give a positive assurance that
the President would veto them, which
meKhXfelftff8j ther unsatis-
iaciory.
OV. ,(:! .i'n ,; inn; h.-t:j .' ,'- . ' Ti
The Tilden Feeling in Georgia
'v. ::.; r i-,lrt ;f i-.i i i
1 XT TIT CmHvI
" I see that some or tne Georgia poli
ticians clatth 'that Georgia will not fa--vor
the renominatjon of Tilden. NottK
ing, I think, conld be more untrue, Thft
people of Georgia would nominate Til
den to-morrow by a, three-fourths vote
againSUhe field j Senator Hill and Sen
ator Gordon, Governor Colquitt; Gover
nor Brown, Governor Smith arid Gen
eral Toombg all favor his' Terromination,
andTthatiS is -smart bunch: of .influence
to start put . with. r Gen. Pierce Young,
Senator Evan Howell, MTete Smith,
Patrick Walsh and many others of that
class favor thecold .TOau' The! press is
syeaklngWt-irtrhisayorr andLhe : will
fraf. riuororiiijwrKfin. ha wants it. i
, For upwards of thirty years Mra ,WIri8tow8 Sooth
ing Syrup has oeen useu iur naiouxcut j
addlty ef tnestomaclurelleveswind eoltegulatear
'thn bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, whether
aristae from teething or other causes, voia ana
well known remedy. 25c per bottle. iUjM
A strong efEojrtiwjdJ DQ made to re
store the military headquarters of the
South to Atlanta.- r y --
Stxteeri 1 gstmblersrwre 4ri3ested UtSt
Louis Waturdat.iand : Bior&'Are to be
gathered iu this wei .1 n u bam ; n I
Mfj Xittlebetty'Ijewis was fcitight ini
ttishafegjjbt'Venrs
LyhpnHrjKalast'ThurBday; Jm in-i
fmlWQ'H', '' Xm" 1 ,,"l,"'i3 -Ki-zii '
will adjourn about the middle of May.;
Three hundred and fif ty cases have been -disposed
of, and there are over seven
hundred on ths xlojCket yet.
Conductor Jtetdeliffe, of the Canada
Grand Trunk railWItf . wa' shot in the
facerwhfle running' his 'trahi Sunday;
by Joe Neaee, a iK)ted,xle8Tjeraro, with a
shotguhj atrvictoiialteaoe wasar
j: . r,- X .v .....
- The statement that negroes along the
Rappahannock river, in Virginia, were
emigrating, Jftest is,. not confirmed.
Many flegro'taat 'section are 'en
gaged in.' iBsnmghoT 'dysfoirfag, and' are
as napy arid pfteperoras '&a I the white
j,Tlis' tejftuc jtiioh was diadriss
eaT6efore the WoWf of !BulasM 'county,
Va last ' week; by ' Lieut Gov, Walker
and Gen. Wm. Mahone. the former; ad
vocating th0 compromise bill adopted
py ine Xiegisiature ana me laner oppos-
ingit. .
' .art ! . ' , , 1
E. H. Brown, manager of the Western
Union, Telegraph Company, at St Lonis,
is "instructively" in jail for contempt
in refusing to brodnce certain telegrams
.befoJrt'tKe .Criminal Court As this is
a tesx case ne is not actually incarcera
ted; but remains underthe surveillance
Of the city marshal. ! m
. " It is authoritatively announced," ac
cording to the New York Catholic,tiha.t
Dean Stanley is about to join the "Roman
Catholic Church. It is further said that
his sister, who was converted many
years ago, has, since the death of his
wife, assumed great sway. -over,: his
mind arid has turned it toward the
Study of Catholicism, espfeeially as
enunciated in the works of Fenekuv ;
The travel by the New York elevated
railroads is increasitfg rapidly, every
week showing a large increase over the
preceding one. Taking the increased
facilities for travel that are being ; pre
pared by the rdads into consideration,
officers of the roads estimate that the
New York Elevated and i Metropolitan
roads will carry more' tban fif ty , million
passengers' during' the year.
About three hundred merchants from
West Virginia, who ha Ye, been invited
to visit Richmond, Vsl, bf the Commer
iaiIub of that city, will arrive there
thisTWelmeMa
apeake aridsOhici Saiifoad; which fur
nishes free transportation both- ways
for theexcursioniste.a,;Durin2r the visit
these mewbantswili'Teceiye particular
attention trom the j tJommerciai uiu d.
Abotit the first of May ' there will be a
Similar.excursion' td Richmond for the
benefit of merchants on the Atlantic
coastline." ' s -
Tudge Kelley, of Pa., has prepared a
bill .to remedy , the inconveniences arid
losses to workmen and retail dealers of
the accumulation in their hands Df cer
tain small coins. ItprOposes to require
the treasury, scAly sub-treaSuries to re
deem with legal-terid'er' money the sub
sidiary, silver coins whenever presented
in sums of $o or; multiples thereof, and
also provides that the further coinage
of trade dollars; be. shopped , and that
they shall for twelve months. l)e receiv
able at par for customs or any; otheriob
ligation due the United States, and that
wlien so received they shall be recoined
into standard silver; dollars of -iii2)4
grains.;';;-.. . ' , ' rn' - ' ' . ,-; -; '
Dean Stanley's. Heterodoxy. ;
tendon Truth.
Dean Stanley-is itagood a man and
stands on so high amoral elevation tnat
.one ftf embolened.toDState irankly that
aspecroxhis chanseter ynam ma warm
est .iAitm-Ski1impU
rjpon. v Arain arid acrain men have said
that Dr. Stanley, Dean'df .Westrriins-
tgj ipaa nna nfYhnna inatAni'Atf rtA farOly
met with of .the right anan in the. right
sught reservation. Westminster jld
bey is not crnly a burying plaee- for the
illustrious dead, and a national maseum
of antiauities.iMit a Christian church.
Kaiiiits chief Custodian should nresum-
Ur7lePiritin ctogyniafi. Now,
jjearrfttaruey is scarcely more 01 a unris-
tian (in auefi&bTfese'ol the word)
than MrRariiehabitry4d:be
more courteous tajay-that. MjiRenan
(a most virtubuaricrigh-mindedTnan)
rightful persons how a moral purist
t cald-reaHy conceive iiimself justified in
theodoetrines of which are to him so
ntany figures of speech, To him the
miraculous assagerqf, the Jied Sea is a
natural! nteCbmenonjjeiaggeatd by
Jewish pride into preternatural marvel ;
the obeieicf oftfr to JoKua a
fine but strictly poeticaf iaea ; as to Bar-
ibas,riewas7an untortunate man,
hoseideasHvefe perhaps warped mthe
first vytarnee by the narrow education
impWfel.ia a theological college. In
truth, Dean Stanley might be described
as a secular saint His blameless life
offers a bright model (and a rebuke) to
only too many professing Christians. It
should, in fairness, be added that he has
some mournful advantages over ordina
ry men. Of what are commonly called
" the five senses " he possesses but two
at least jn ;
tlflrnt r a-nat irtfltaste
he lacks aJt
enjoyment f;
era wMdlfi
dinting ftymueh.
aburg pie as oth-;
a place f dog-biscuit .
pi nowers ne can ap
Qieir perfumes.
1
A Philadelphia Mystery of Crime.
Wm. C. Martin, ,the Philadelphia real
estate broker who' was found wounded
and unconscious in his office a week;
ago, died last Saturday without having:
recovered sufficiently to give any ae
count of the affair. The detectives
argiH f rumh?f aci ?hat vaSrll' i ew-elry-and,
mosey were yleft untouched,
and-that tire two doors leading lilla the
hall entrance wgre found locked, that
jTartin'si assiairtwtoi3$ a thief, but
some acquaintance who may have had
a ftuarrel with hiSiresulUng in a regu
Far fight, The fatal blow is supposed; to
have been given With a looking-glass.
The post-mortem snowed that the skull
was fractured,
Blghteens Decision of the TJ. 8. Supreme Court,
' The foajateiianorol the fidelity of a contract en
tered Into by a sovereign Stateoi the Federal Union
has been frequently before the Supreme Court of
the United States, In varied forms of litigation,
and in every instance the Judgment of that august
tribunal has pronounced that the contract entered,
Into Is Inviolate. The Louisiana State Lottery
Company has a contract . for twenty-five years from
1868, when it was Incorporated, and the action of
no legislature can prevent -that, renowned corpora
Hon front continuing 1ft eeeifiai monthly jolstribu
tions at New Orleans on aid second-Tuesday of
everv month. rFor further information address :, ...
7 I T 1 T i "7t M. DAUPHIN,
j P. 0. Box6S2, New Orleans, La, -
apr8 lw ' ;
nas as good ciaimas iqe uean to tne
titLerJof ChristianIt aSvpuzzle to
tno
SPRING
; Representing all the novel styles in the New York Market.
CLOTHING IN EVERY CONCEIVABLE STYLE AND PRICE.
- A general inspection is cordially solicited.
! . Respectfully
April 6, 1879. E. D. LATTA BRO!
DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
In this department we can exhibit
the most desirable fabrics and color
ings adapted to this market, such as
Black and Colored Summer Silks, Egyp
tian Cloth, "Satlne Royal Brocades,"
Tervano Satlne, Suitings, Melange Silk,
Bentlev's Cloth, Bvora Custom Cloth,
SUk Brocaded Grenadines, and Jap.
Suks, Black Cashmeres of the very
best makes, Black: all wool Delaine,
Tamlse, Tamertine, Australian Crepes,
and other mourning goods. Knicker
bocker suitings at 10c per yard; Black
and Colored Bunting, and many other
desirable dress goods.
LACES
AND EMBBOIDEBTES.
Our stock of these must be seen to
be appreciated.
FANS AND
PARASOLS.
In this Une we can boast the greatest
variety of Novelties.
HANDK'CHFS.
1,000 dozen. Plain, Bordered, Hem
stitched. White and Colored, from
5c. to 75c each.
CLOTH
DEPABTMENT.
Handsome all wool Silk Basket
Broche Cloth, far ladles' and children's
Sacks and Dalmons: these we offer at
half the cost of production. Handsom-
ods ever proaueea vassimeres,
leset Flannels, Ac
CAR P E T
DEPARTMENT.
Carpets, In an endless variety of new
designs, at all prices. Bugs, Mattings,
Crumb Cloths, 4c
READY
GENTS'
FURNISHING
GOODS.
OUR STOCK OF
WHITE SHIRTS
IS
C
o
o
M
M
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LAUNDRIED GOODS
A3 WELL AS
UN LAUNDERED.
. LINEN. .
COLLARS
A or ALL
SIZES AND STYLES.
LINEN CUFFS
..',., .
WE WILL, PLEASE YOU IN EVERY EEGrARD.
1
ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that an election will be
day 01 the raooxn), lHtii, at tne usual poiung
places In the several wards of the city of Charlotte,
lor Mayor and a Board 01 Aldermen ior earn city,
Ward ffo. l7Eteglstrar, John L Elms.
Inspectorsi-Dr. M. M. Orr, & M. Howell, A. E.
Gray. :;; . V;,,.
. Ward Noi 2 Registrar, H. B. Williams. -.
Ynnnectors Tonn L. iforehead. Dr.: William
1: Sloan, A. B. Davidson, . - .
'. Inspn-&'ilC bW J.Vh.' Carson, M. A.
Stauffer. "' , .' - -
v Ward No. 4-Begistrar, R, P. Waring. ;
. InspectOTi-J. T. Bryoe, Rufua- Barrlnger, B'B.
Alexander. . " -
- - - &i M. X' ALEXANDERV Sheriff f
f aU irr a R. SMITH,; Mayor. ; ; ,
March 2848Jdjrftde.i., ;,. . r . "
1VE ARE DAILY RECEIVING AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
TEXTURES ,
OFFICE OF WITTKOWSKY & BARTJCH,
CHARLOTTE, N. C, APRIL S, 1879.
111
THE
Having long felt that Charlotte can and ought to be not only the whole
sale, but also theretail market for the greater portion of the Carollnas,
and believing that the public generally, and the ladies especially, will
fully appreciate an establishment where they may at all times find such
an assortment of all goods at such prices as will Justify persons not only
from the Immediate vicinity, but from a distance, In coming to Charlotte
to make their purchases, we have made the experiment of purchasing a
stock so complete as to include all the latest novelties In every line of
goods, to the Inspection of which we beg to Invite your early attention. To
those who cannot find it convenient to come to Charlotte, we will at all
times be pleased to send samples and quotations of prices. Tou will
herein find a synopsis of our various lines.
We present this season to the trade, as well as to consumers, an ele
gant assortment of Fine Black, Blue and Brown Cloth and Diagonal suits,
Drab De Tae, Middlesex Flannels, Harrison Casslmeres, White Vests, Al
paccas Coats, Linen suits. Dusters, in as nice goods and at as low prices
as can be found anywhere.
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS
DEPARTMENT
Has received Special attention, and deserves your notice.
MILLINERY! MILLINERY!
This Department we have given our most careful attention, and believe
It complete, with the latest Parisian novelties. Including all the new
shapes In Hats, (together with the finest Trimmings, Artificials, Feathers,
Ornaments, Black English Crepes, Plain and Fancy Ribbons of every con
ceivable shade and color,) Leghorn Flats, Chip, Canton, Milan and trim
med Sailor and School Hats, at the lowest possible prices.
1 ,000 Ladles' Silk, Embroidered, Chenelle, and Lawn Scarfs at half
price. Call and examine for yourselves.
Very Respectfully,
WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH.
FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION.
CLOTHING
FOR
MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS
AND CHILDREN.
Hen's Business Suits of Fine Scotch and English Cheviots, made up In
our own house In Baltimore, where there are none but artistic Tailors em
ployed. FINE DRESS SUITS
Of French and English Diagonals, Granites, and Cloth Coats and Tests.
Fine dress Pants to match.
-0 . ! ;
We have the best of Middlesex Goods, warranted full Indigo; in fact the
same goods, made by fine Tailors, as we have soli In previous seasons.
We are sure that if' tray of our customers 'lave ever tried tnem they will
NOT fetJY ELSEWHERE.
lisjcjenauemts.
jgLACK STRAP MOLASSES
Under cost by the barrel, by
ROT DAVIDSON.
)an30
A GREEN HOUSE AND
S EE D STORE
AT YOUR JPOST OFFICE.
lb
ROSES! ROSES!
OjxtiA on1 trial
of choice Green
TTrniHA aim! PLetddme PLanta
We can Bena plants throul tbe-mafl to tpj part
of (he country H , '''7; j c. B. FATRCHTLD,1 -
Seedsman and Florist,
March 26 2m.-, r Raleigh, N. C.;
JH)B' A.FIRST CLASS ,
-'1 H
1
Smoke can and get a Sudor, at . . , . .
i
;'3an3d,'
y1 .'Jv-fi'il 'uiJoa bi'i i'A
WHITE GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
In this department we have every
conceivable fabric: Bishop and Victo
ria Lawn. Mull Muslins, Jones' soft
and finished Cambrics, Nainsooks,
both sheer and heavy. Piques in a very
great variety of styles and prices. We
desire to call very especial attention to
the new fabric In white goods, " Lenon
de Syre," a goods similar to Victoria
Lawn, but superior In texture and wear.
Our white and Printed Unen Lawns
challenge their equal In this anarkeL
HOSIERY
AND GLOVES.
In endless styles and quantities,
our handsome Silk Mitts.
SHETLAND
SHAWLS.
We have an immense variety at a low
cost, and offer them exceedingly cheap.
Every lady should have one, even fn
midsummer, for evening service.
CURTAIN
LACES.
25 Pes. of the most novel and beau
tlful designs, 12fec, 15c, 18c, 20c.,
25c and 60c per yard.
DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
10-4 Bleached and Brown SheeUngsi
. Y. Mills. UUca. Lowell. Wamsutta.
N,
&c 500 pieces 4-4 Bleached Muslins
all the most popular make.
LIN E N
DEPARTMENT.
Linens 4-4 and White Dress are
exceedingly low, and we shall offer
them to the trade at a very small ad
vance. NECK WEAR,
The finest ever exhibited In the city of
CHARLOTTE.
FINE SCARFS
, For Men's and Boys wear.
WINDSOR
A R F S
s c
OF- TH
LATEST NOYELTIES ,
In Stripes and Plaids, suitable for Laj
dies as wen as Gents.
WHITE TIES,
1$ law tn prtee as 25 enU per dozen.
UNDERWEAR-
complete- isetoKTifXiel:
ALL AVE ASK
OF THE PUBLIC ':
, 1
' Is m CTun a frrr a Fnlr Trr' 1 gj
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLlNAI to Probata
OT""- Tadkln County," uw f-j v QarnxU
Joseph' Sparks and Benjamin Sparks, Executors of
uenjanun oparaa, oeceaseu, ; n 1 ,
' r ::,, ! . ...
The Heirs at Law of Benlamin'
' " ' "Bonai'or Taus.aaTVBcart.
4.
It-appearing to thesatisfacOoa of the Court that
Lydla D4nuBfe--wUe rfataa IMmmlt, Hannah
T f tvratnrm nn nuiUn flntend DV the COUTt
that advertisement be made for six wee to Th
CatRLom Obbxbvxb, noutyuig saldfendauts
to Appear at the Clerk's office In Yadldnvlue with
in twenty days after service of this notice, and tot
them take notice that if they fall to appeaxthat the
same will toe taken prit tonfeu aadexparU as to
them. " ,' " 4,J'-M-r .
: Given under my. hand and seal of oftVein yaa-
klnvJJle, this the 10th day of FebroaryiJL D 187ft
.ir.,,. ,.-?.. ...ISAACN. VESTAL, j
. . !- 1 . : x ,.v h 1 w,v , , . .. . probate Jodge.
i Uy j3--dltw5t i, : vf " , f ' -,''
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