North Carolina Newspapers

-- .A. - I?'. SUBSCRIPTION MATES : Dotty, one year, (ttHn Basbeen Uwroughly gupplW jvith ivefjfteeded want, and wnn Uie latest styles or Type, ana every manner of Jfr Prfnttnr 'n:wkf with neatness, dispatea and eneapness. We can turn sHx at short notice, . r - - -si.; . f .uii ; . m.iVTa.TITT.T-TT, . i.-..A. .......... s 0 JtcrUA . WSSKLT BDITTOX : ,!',' wmHy, (in M county) in acfwme Out qf the county, po$tpcatt,.v.... ...... LETTER HEADS, CARDS, TAGS, BEtKST3!IlS;' PROGRAMMES, HANDBILLS, PAMPHLETS. CIHCULABSqHEGKS, fC. Six Months:. ...... '.i ..... ...... VOL. XX. SEPTEMBER 27, 1879. NO. 3,303. ' lifmral Redactions for Clutm. . ,:. i.,.; , , . ., n i k ,sw iv r t t i 1 . i l leu i Y"v ' v vi i i t n i. . if i HDRDAY. t ,.;., ....... ' TT SEE! we art dfsTrfS: goods mis Aeaarfri 1 &rf 6 . a.- : $v -A . . . . v.. i . - um mom ewEBOF siock BYflranraraa dim. sierf, Uetoartaent -V" Is replete Wta a Jreni$nkus stoek fer misses ana cnnaren.jji-'Our DRESSIGGOD& - . I'.'i'ffV. ,' rne stock Is iUmj eriormous, BUek Cashmeres largest and by all odds toe cheapest dock of theml ever Shown In Ohftnlntij ThA ahrmm la ant almnlv roil . .,. . . 1 .1 . fe-aiS'.J jifShei. .it We will tave oil? sfoik Tead for exhibition by t ifojdayrBeuteiiiber lSlh, whluk Is the largest and Oanasomest we nave ever onoreo. uur skkib. oi FLANNEL DEPAlTtMlSNT We have a large stock. entatolssKwetythlnt wanted in that line, liitdlivCaaton'YlaaaaUel all grades. ' - - Oar stock of Ribbons, also "embroidered Velvets, Meek Wear, etc., surpasses anything la this max- ife have a large stock of Repellants, in ..-V' W3 V . h .AHA ",o DKUbAM, OlLSVO & , Ut$5 , L,rto&ennea Is perfectly lovely. Our Stock of Buttonsi Well, that department iKfor1 kselt iioirt Theyouogejandytertrettlest stock of PANTS . PfTJgRNS Kver exhibited In this market Everybody can be suited here In a er-iUiE HAT. g We have the largest, handsomest and beak stoek- sept wawa, , Black (toiKa(&;; iiBearBtactr arm -Colored. 4 V Henrietta Cloths. Dra anH Vonmr TMoa Iaao a large te jaoiai fflalored SaV, iHaid and Linen Handkerchiefs. Bilk Illusion. r tnaisBOsyai erag3 WelUnty. - V .i-tij.firessi iBnttanssofigabura F:u , . . . randr8wis8 Embroidery, : h lajrhadsoiB stock -.il'LMI.lSSSs Gents' TT BalfHearte4. Macmlllan's Magazine. If I could love thee. Love, a little more. If thy fair love outlived the brief sweet rose; U In mrgolden field were all thy store, ARdalf mr Joy within thy garden close . Taea wowd I pray my neart to do iuu iona zorerer, na a utue wt oeyona. if daffndd ai nrlmrose were not frail, If snowdrop died not ere the dying day It l were true as Dapknl In tueiaiei itthnn noHidst love aauullet la the Dlav Then would I teacrrrhy heart io feel full fond - Forever, nd.aKbjteyond. But since I feaTrfram but wayward true, And wavward false, fair love, thou seem'st to be 'glncel Bprae'darrnTist sigh for something new, And each day thou for, life's monotony Prithee, stay here erayet we grow too ionu, tro: element, ngest. xaei m rhnnrrn rn 1 1 1 J itr ajidMistrrisrtflEatf i An(tlete pass a little bit beyond. OBSERVATIONS. firwWas; of Gen. Grant: "How Is my boom?" Wbatifeggs.thl3 morning?" "Eggs, of course," isars the dealer. '"Well." says the customer, "I'm; raiitfiSltriM -jh4alXlJSP8lrt Otou were all: WftJC'S ?T3,ffVt fjT4 : Jn-tnAlBerieanarnl(m has a law agalnsfxarryftig concealed weapons, and every pau 01 pants manniactnrea irom juune, w uui- M aactrtom u iaKesto inej-Meacanr wui, iplatol poCKet. Genflmum' HagaSAne: 'fetetAwspas he saw Major Martet approaching the Kraal. auleUy remarked, 'I'm not the first fllGHOLS,1 ' i WJ&LXSALS AKD RXTAIL AIL XINXf) or 1 i ZArmn:i vim riti BEDMNU, &C. A FULL LUTE OF "(i- . t u t. . in . - HEAP BEDSTEADS .h :.. ) . . . . AMD LOUNGES. Vfl If. VARlJOE tf CHAMBER SUITS. Kr-(X)yTP of att kinds OB hand. " ' At i K.Jji. . . . i .' NO. A .WC9T TKAJ) : I CHABLOTTX,JL,C. Ladles' ajid -Gentlemen's Burial Robesa flne supply July 24. . r,l.- TTNDEfiTAklAd Theundei 1'.' V ed la now prepared pa. fill all orders for everrdasffof bhdeftakmg. K Hatmgbri full assortment of T y Both Wood Mad Metaua . 4X. IaIs3. - . s. tt . J J 41 4f Hit . IN WTTTTK AND FANCY COLOBA Ladtea. Gents' 6 f t1 tin jdren's Underwear. . I Eld Gloveai from 1 asa-aeiiinz taa OBtonrnTiflg is ani ons. ' klgvjrulter) Martet-dao1 ;nd If It had not been for the prompt arrival of the British his own soldiers f would' -have - kXUed . ptaFJ)jigaeipa fji 1IO1 lilt! ! : -It li t tr&t iO "3 A Yankee and a Mexican disputed at Big Springs, Nebraska, as to their skill as marksmen. "What can you do with that rifle of yours?" the Yankee sneeringly asked. "I can shoot : the! i atooe out of inat-piii oujjour Dreaat." tne Mexican letonea, and did Ittoddebtally Inflicting a mortal ound. V-flomiHlaskiuf house-oiy -soflth W4Mytteefaltttie after 1 o'clock yesterday .afternoon A party Of dealers overhauling and Investigating a large lot KEEP'S SHIRTS, and Youths' SUA and soft Hata.J ' Caps. Beady-Made Clothing 1 it Cloth. Fancy Caslmere and ask special attention to our line of Hadle? Hats Cuffs, Collars and Umbrellas. Be sure and look at ou stock of Gents' and Youths' SUA Gents' and Youths' In Diagonal. Basket Cheviot ulto in diess and busteessgstyles. A larre une iox .larpeis, nuga anqr wu vimna. we and Millinery Goods. ' We are wimnsr to compare 8 and prices wuo. any one. our stock 01 and snoes is complete. iive us a can. Special attention given to orders. Respectfully, T. L. 8EIGLE 4 CO., Op p. Charlotte Hotel, Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C. Sept.l4.T . .; - . FOB BottH LagiT Beer, r i s , ALE AMD PORTEB, , . Is corner Trade and Boundary Avenue. Delivered to any part of the city, free of charge for $1.00 per dozen. F. C' MtTNZLEK. All orders left at John Yogel's tailor shop win re- K . celve prompt attention. mar4 lmiek mm HAPPY JOE FISOHESSER. SOLE AGENT FOB THE ATLANTA BBEWEBY " Let those who never drank. Beer before, Go to Joe Flschesser's and drink the more." FRESH FROM THE ATLANTA BREWERY, ON ICE ALL THE WAY. I have an arrangement with the Atlanta Brewery, by whia lam side .iep on' IMnght, and for aafe fey4he tote 3.s. . A' IL PURE ICS CQLD LAGER BEER Brought to my door in an Ice-cold refrigerator direct from the Brewery. Persons In Charlotte, ocat a distance, can boy beeif front m at bottom rck prices, and warrant ed to be as pure and fresh as If just made. My faculties this summer for the delivery of Beer are better than ever, and as the sole agent in Charlotte Ofth Atlanta Brewery, I respectfully solicit the patronage of the public. Wines and the best Liquors on draught or for ajejbg theu8tlyUietlme 1 JOSEPH J? m ju27 TT1 111 L La f I: til f PKICW AJS LOW MB ANT Hearses ' rumlshed If desired. a 'r-.np -4 iftt'lii c K iriilture of eery DescripUon Repaired at sher lne 20. 5 s;?? s.w With E. G. Rogei .WELHELM, gera.' Trade Strec Street. 1 1 J. 'i'-.i.I (3HAIUAmAIt b. frtrtngio, This jic 011 na una DTBIpft the nnb- datts seirl the CorjRTHnr roVT X. I0 local Mauons w .&?.3 i the l12arst taUon thereto. R?? 9 wntvand on sales day of Ucketswin 'toestatHmto-situatod. ; These I TMifeMi5?L Voniy.:,On oUniiMr Monday, will bTaofd front Fnt'JfHCtorlqtte A 8PtliVw''flf Xwi'ominff jou xti FXXRl -1 ncrT fvi DEEDS.'' e !-i)l taw Mv.DDQAinin ih-tnii .1 1...... t 1 c n .lOMtt Prints j v eli. t . I - . . miw. miwu iw ww fc miw 1 OTOP AT THE 7 B Of Dili 1 ' HODS E Salisbury, N. a 6. 8. Bbowk, Proprietor,' Late of the National Hotel, Raleigh. C. a Brown, Jr., Chief Clerk; W. O. Shelbura As slstant dee HO $2.00 MARSHALL ill . : O D S O U S H E H SAVANNAH, GA. $2.00 E D S u s 5 STJI it M. LUCi.no91e1.vL 'l Reduced rUer-2,GKXad 82.50, according to loca M. LVI BLUETT, Clerk,4ate of-Planters' HoteLi Feb 1-tt , RYE, GRAHAM, , ; "YHEAT BREAD H ' 1 PRATHEB'S. :f WAfesiiXPiOiEE Pound . B$oititoti Fndt, Jelly, and all kinds of Fancy rCaketat us iin..h:: .1.' a inn PRATHER'S, MoMajiMbJ) jtnloiiwi'i mvuI s y,Trda JESreet Orders for ornamental Cakes promptly attended to. TT7EXL IMPROVED IT., CTTT PROPTfRTT FOR SAL'S. -IT? .Art! r desiring to parehase a well, intpii City Lot Louae 'With nine rooms, and modem con- -renleneee, fine nU W water, brick kitchen, with! five minutes walk or the public Quara, can be a of peac! had list 8rlve ta the maridn) dlscovereosiasktuge fmtfc.JWt as good at the bottom as the top. The error was rectified and quiet restored. Chicago Journal. Joe Pentetook a rifle to his wedding, at Mark's Gap, Texas, the sexton tried to persuade him to leave it at the door on entering the church, but he persisted In carrying it across his shoulder as he walked wlib the bride up the aisle to the altar rail. His explanation was that a rival suitor had threat ened to kill him on this occasion, and he meant to be prepared for defence... - f . . There was" a parochial school1 in a remote muir- land district of a southern Scotch county at which the attendance had from various causes at one time dwindled down to a single self-reliant Doy, and one afternoon, in a lull of school work, the little iellow lookea up wltn a renecuve air ana saia: "Maisteci think the schule'lf no be In the monu "What nuts that in tour head, sir?" haughtily In quired the master, to which the callant Immediate ly replied: "Because I'll no be here!" THE INDEPENDENT BOOM. HOW AND WHERE I r BEGAN, AND THE HOXXO.TI OF IT. the Republican jiafty of the State is not only withpttt- an og-gabization, but also : IWITHOUT THE "POWER TO ORGANIZE. 'The Dbnds wHcn, have united its leading men have jBever been of the- .mvev and carpet-bag r nave sometimes ether, -have never A latent hostil shown itself on d&:$etween them and jealousy has . .A. A2 -.3 A'lil 1 WtMj nosuniy vy r denunciation of rmost serviceable feelineDf susi beetfi ijtjbeedj the open and some Of the best ; workers in the party by native ltenub- lican because1 f heir place of Mrtlu The-wojud-pfirieio:er o the frazzled fragrneWof itm fartyn the last Leg- Mature was wonrto lartt hia boastful discourse with chftice invectives against tlipfet-baggtr" aild the former Jttw&Tjt leader nid present ; PTTRRING JaARTjhi i)F THE PARTY. . holpfelideovrithe postofficein this cityiaar'long Jwai bem ceastomed to find Ijt.haA j locked, hprns VAnr. fnr hia rRStwRS mar.hiavp,lia.TiiRiTi inslytfislnnatibrMttgainsfrhis former witn uoi. aaatt&iAana counts as toe j Btrungesi. argmuaAsm uis isvui mat Shaffer lis- a ca against "Wbeeler- 13 wagea aeciari that they ate the Daggers. Ut co have an effect o. Keogh ,-aQd his, eti The fight Lusk & Co upon the ground nds of the car Pek inese things must Mr. Chairman (?) freres of Northern ew in numoer, can-- 4$en lacking either effectiveness. && rshin of the party botn in numbers tie hasgot ft soft thing,' and -gpne?tpL Tpriaar Major mitn, 3efje,r wjurAjjaKe part m political squabbiestagain : Pool is chew-f ing the cudrof . swaetnd bitter fancies birtflV whe, thougf not'pe.saiaina? i1 Vaol -vwiVlwAi"!! siaes in ih. uw-. has sadly dwind ana emciency. on tne neia of glorfes, a" sort of the ruins of Gartl to have eraw drawn the orifice" Reade declines- former senatorial las, -sitting among1 Into-: his hole and after him; Judge ice; uusseii nas gone over to thej Qroenbackers ; Barrin- ger has oeen fnjbernating for tnree years; the olKwMb 'Oh, where are they' f Judge if e$rry, always a marplot, dispenses his ptingeiit' expletive first upon one side and then upon the other; Badger tried torn carry Joe Turner through Rhamkatt,but could not bring tne tiaffligators' tqrtne scraten ; x oun managed, witn fiaTO: work, to preven Granville going Bepublican at the last election y Boyd;) Tanrgee. and uHender- son are still trymgto decide wnicn it is most unfortunate?! be, aku-klux, a attempting to divide and destroy the . uemocrauc party uy atutca.iug tutj Ag ricultural Department and the exten sion of the "Western NortbrCarolina Rail1 road, toboth of iW.bieh) the Democrats, as well as the-RepbUoaos- the State, stood coTOBiittedntLthe object then sought HdWlJecomtes apparent a move ment independent Of Doth DarUes, bub in the real interest of the ''Republican party. As Judge Tourgee no longet makesa scxet.of. nis:contributpiis or connections as a newspaperfwriwr, but points, with pride toMsverf4f6lances of couuiiest, it can be no breaen of pro. priety to follow him upr andeview someof tlie literary work he has done; f in his shaping of policies ana giVftig di- rectiou to. newspapers. Ia the Raleigh News of May Uth, 187 there , appeared . in the editonai coin7ns jor tnat papery ifiadfid. and occuuvinr'iw blade sand-' wiched-betweea two-ther columns of editorial natter but affecting tne dis guise -of -'a Miast -communication, the followinff article, recognized asthepro- ollowine article, re duction of Judge Tourgee : . -.c . f thbtmOrrow of 1880. ; 44 That the'liext Governor of North Carolina wiUUbe a Democrat is usually counted as an admittted fact The Re publican programme for the national campaign is based on the .assumption .of Soll'. South andven wej-e- thaty parttJtt' w$ State firisceptiDie btrgan izatiofl.itBereriouift .he.upyospefet of its actins effect! veiy 'WithS'jtoet cold shOnlddred - 'bvDOthesis' of its ' failure echoing froni,Vyery: sttttftpof theNorth,1 $M mepuMicarp l All .nnnl-jlH 4- iiA mA.niniv. carpet-Dagger, ,or al). ass. 44 To supply this places of these de funct worthies, whom have they? Mar tin ; ' the Tjuietasy. thrifty-minded member from the first district ; Canady, who holds the customhouse, and shouts for Shetman through the Post ; UTTV-rnTJ, with yyrtT.Tra AND SMILES; FaircloUi;Who is satisfied with what W-'-t.nfi' .nVI.- DMMAl -MnnA ;n,'4--r un lias uau, ijjiiuuj, nnuao uiunjr would never allow htm to work for the party wTiicTi stavtfKSn office: and and att! we nave lortouen i ana .Everett, reneggafs, .4 Letter from Ralefffn, Contlrniatory of tne Wasblngton Correapondeat Newx (of Importance and. Specula tions of Jecide Interests Raleigh, SepteiBfaer 23, 1879. To the Editor of The Observer: While the announcement of an Iude- endent movement, made in your iVashington correspondence of the 19th inst., took many readers by surprise, the existence of such a plot is nowhere denied. On the contrary, one of our dailies here at the capital avows arrfW openljL4eclares it. Taking the atalLslio, hftviag ments or your corresponuent, ana re viewing the course of this paper for the past six months, it is readily seen how this movement or policy has developed. itself, and the prominent actors in it stand out in bold relief. But your cor respondent has gotten matters slightly and justice to the Observer, edited by the chairman of the State Democratic ex ecutive committee, and, therefore, jus- tice to the Democratic organization as well, requires that the proper state ment of the case he promptly made. The Observer is certainly subject to no extraneous or other influence that can wield it against the regular organiza tion of the Democratic party. But oth erwise the statements attributed to Judge Tourgee appear to be well-found ed, and while it is a matter or aeep rr gret that it is so, it is, nevertheless, to the manifest interest of the Democracy of North Carolina that the whole mat ter be promptly set before the Demo crats of the State and the nation., BEGINNING OF THE INDEPENDENT - BOOM. Tf wciaftTi ft. fcMM-Af: flWihf jflaUiahllh-your' Washington letter as the one eW-' last. a'pjTOgsfchat,; -wascontribtangtthecoiumns)(fithe depent , cand4acy and later mde- late State organ of the Democracy, and himself xO'trive his new party a charac ter, for which he has no need. M That a nartv thus officered can be successfully organized is a moral im possibility. The more keen-sighted of its members already perceive this fact, and in it lies the danger of the Demo cratic party. That the successful can didate will be a Democrat, is more than probable : that he will be the nominee of the Democratic party in convention assembled, is a matter of grave doubt That there will be no Republican nomi nation, is very nearly a certainty. THE TRAIL OF THE SERPENT. The reader is requested to note the striking similarity between the expres sions employed above, and ' the expres sions of Judge Tourgee used in his New York Tribune and Philadelphia Times interviews. The high and irreproacha ble character which the flews rublish, ing Company gave Tourgee on the 1st or jury last; an eaitoriai 01 august 24th calling on! the people to discard their old leaders, and support a man for governor whose description therein Was fdenticap with the candidate referred to pendent editorials, especially one of to- j ti a ai r j j a uay appealing tu uie wuepeuueui voter to discard-both the old parties J and roundly denouncing the Democracy :of the country, go to snow now wen, the nidge dia jus work arm now tnorougniy he left his impress on the shap' 'of the paper, whose wtfuenee he' alleges he can command. - APOLOGISTS AND DEFENDERS OF THE " : TRADUCEB.' ' ' ' l Judge Tourgee has left the State, but he leaves a strong affinity behind him. XT 1 V J , lie carries ; in : ais Jianu tae sirongesi possible endorsement of his high char- Acter, political talents and legal ability. 'His tour to his Colorado iiome W as a running denunciation and bitter slander upon the people whonf he had left and with whom he had spent all the years pf his map hood. But he left the apolo 1 gists and defenders of .his defamations I; of ' the people of North Caxolina, as a reference to the issues or - tne Kaieieh flews, of i Septeniber 6th,10th,; 13th and 18th wut, snow..:. In striking contrast are these, words of apology, praise and defense of a wanton and unscrupulous adventurer, with that ' spirit, which re- rvrrt Virtrtn ' ?Wrini ' Vi Q ' KTa TTT Wl.ly fPitmtto without deprecatingcommentvthereck- less ana unrounded utterances of a lo cal Radical correspondent whose high est pleasure is to traduce and ridicule the executive head of the State, seek to ', array the old Union and secession wings (ofuhe North Carolina Democracy, to promulgate falsehoods breed party dis sensions and , bring political discredit upon the State or our love . ,and our e. 0 IjOWXANdeh. , Boteteii M' ,i;ert flot the cj the Republican party of North Uaroii is do nothing, is expected to c do nothing, reauested. commanded and entolfied 4o do nothihg, in order thathe?wihers of K of iSouthernr) iolidityi andsflie fear of SouthernorninWioniJi 't - j case in a :j . .xndJ ,'.i 1 of resurrection, as 'party Its mass of voters, only a little less than a majority, under aay drcurasfidncesj must ever re fnain' almost ' important factor fri any political struggle ;obut.asiayparty they ftit,hter'beUiWeldeon6r llect'ually it -;toX"e fieombined to produce this result While J theuevotion ot tne, rans ana me uas survived to a wonderfurdegreethe dis couragement pi continuous defeafj, the leaiera k1lpart&v WQne thor oughly demoralized, or have entirely sappeared-xrirri their places nave not. eemr uhcha try i; whpse,stng.or (Capacity fvf s prom ia of flnfififisirr TheDecuiiar:iConstitu- tioa erf tl TOrfithnits oVerWhelni- jffiga WPWJe.V vtj wprepv.TOiJers, WmmM this much of its f utureIfcAxna .aobfihate .1 : T"TI iT." i- ' How He .Conviaceailbehil ; Ex-Gpv-, & WhTOtaportJOfi feertain ly understands alf th arts . of an old Texanwiraln his speech defending Ed. Bomar,,J at ' Gamesville, Rafter having svx)ken aDovrt an nournesaia: 1 "Gentlemen of the jury, it is said by the prosecution that 'because the de- killed lie had no pistol." Here Mr. Thorckmorton pulled off his coat and stood before the jury in his shirt-sleeves. "Youmay say "continued Mr. Throck morton. "that I am not armed because I am in my shirt-sleeves; "Look! do you see any arms?" cried he, holding up hiS'hands.a'i Ajiij.-. , Nslgn f atmstud be seen, m f-Tjockmortonhen. drew; a pis tol from under, his tileft arm another, from under jhis rightv one from each bootvand ahuge bowie knife from; the back of his neck, placing , them ori the table" '? ' . ..jiitjNKiji ; :t;,ij '' "You see, genUemeirthotghrin.! mj' shirtleeYI oaeOi, be well armed, Thia wft a p.lincher and it carried e-'point, entirejyjejfih thejiow; tttt: W&hh 'villa .1 ' !!''-:. 7 it'it .-t'n j yy .' -.ii!? "In DAILY A R R I V I NG ! n And in a few days our stock will be complete in every department We have made great preparations forjthe ensuing season, and we aie determined to do the Clothing business for this community and the State at large. Oar formal Opening ..if.) i'.J no ,InKOur ;new plemises willjoccur SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th low prices, ' .s- .i, ,; . We remain, respectfully, I'.i j:ftj 1; Lni. With increased interest in the public' wielf arefor E. D. LATTA &I BRO. 1 1 V 1 ) 7 -OF- Ell WIWTER .' t . - - CLOTHIRfG " I i.-. .!; .."7 1 A larger stock, never a grander variety, never better styles, never finer: workmanship displayed, and last but not least, never was Clothing offered at closer figures than we joffer it this season, as this will be our banner season. So if low prices be any inducement for tnis kind, of Ulotning, we invite all both near and far to come and call on " " THE MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT OF-THE SOUTH. ... . : . j We call special attention to our OWN ivIANUFACTURED CiOtlllNG. '- ' -lli-.iuil)'l V l.i Vf, Nil Every garment on our counter new iH style and design of goods; every lining and button for eachsuit to mutehwith the outside.- Our MR. X. BERWANGER, a Practical Tailor by trade, has been in Northern markets! for three week to Special attention is called to our 3-button Frock Suit and our 4-button Sack Suit. ments in full variety. . -- - ... .ii Hi. viu 1 I! ! select all our goods, and we nre confident of satisfying the wants of the people in every regard. 1' puths , Bqys and C, Julqi'eUjgjgar- HATS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS .'1 ' " v! ' - In full lines. Call and examine Our stock Respectfully, s , 11. . ...ii t;i.i, !' -finiijo ; r , ..!! Jl-t N. B. Goods sent per Express, to be examined before payment of bill. Tine Clothiers and Tailors. Ijr fowMitr (Kraud Opening is Over : 1 : . We tender our thanks to the public, and the Ladies especially, for their appreciation of our-effort to present for inspec tion to the people of this city and surrounding country a Stock of Goods never before equaled in Charlotte, and to cpAote the expression of every one of our visitors to the Grand Opening, We have the Largest, most Superb and Cheapest. Stock oi. .. . ii",7 ...ij ill : )V,!ii (.J j , . V: j- Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Hosiery and Cloves, MILLINERY, LACE GOODS AND TIES, - ; Now in the City of Chariotte;V i'.Ci We are now ready to revive the trade, and promise our determination , it : ; -;:i . ' i . -: . . .: . ,7 Not to be Excelled in Quantity, Quality and Price. -1 Save your money and buy your goods from i v:i:-! -I'ni'i ) U;i; : :''. oil lu J i-j-ri ojj;I 1 1 -, nil WB DESIRE TQ CAiSPElAL ATTENTION.TO OUR. LARGE AND VARIED ..,.( .. j . ' J I , : i. j i 1 i loi ')';.' ; .'i.ijj i'l j r - . Cehts' Furnishing Goods, 7 I'O 1 1 1.! -Otiiii-ninu Selected with great care. Our shelves and counters willbe. found replete with all the N6 Vertiesof 'thelatest,aTi6:TTiost . .1 ; - jattractive designis, ' ' ---in a :: -nu t',mii . Ju ! AND ALL THE TVTEST STYLES ARE FlJLLY ltEPRESEX'TEi). In our Store, will be found Goods that, notwithstanding thef ladvfcnce' in the raw niaterial; we' are 1 ablo to 6&dt aV the old prices, and in some instances lower than ever before. The reputation of our house for keeping Gdods" oFwelffown makesi Iso that the customers mav be I assured of getting full value i for their money) wUld)e;ufly,maintaitted.ala(i its character as "THE POPULAR .CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHARLOTTE. .. .,; f:fi; , ; . : 1! i '.'iv-if! ; : L:;jr.''. ,t iiv ,J .SCHIFF. J. sqhiff. . . . ... .... . :.!iHw; Jr. -rrm 'ii ,!ritrrns.m?TT7.w jr JtTv W W Jli JK -o ZlitVrj til ii )tu; ni 1 1 f (!;!&!.:; in? JJ .Ylfori'M A-wi istaoiJ-fi'.ivri y'uM ol ?8liti5Ji!l ,.'.a i HAVING OPXKXD A HBST CLASl STOCK OT. ,ui'A (Dl) odt feipiiriiib 14: 1 Hi':-'' t ji FANGY, HEAVY .FAMILY tfOTMMt?S Offer special indacements to wholesale buyers. 10I tHbUwwi s doH nil ' nRaildnqH n ci;v nil j,iil itsvV and '-cbtriallikflte my bid Irfends aiia5us- .'fn JhIk-i.1 t.iil uilTSTAQ . TTM :?o!S . V,t).m..-.' . -!i.l -Jrf tf I.i. .,iiYttJKlMJvwBsuxi uiiae rrjrmot ds ukiek, a respectmiiy Ui ;6cSrrMWsome of y,QurAxeaders jtrjat: . OBpERyXBiOITICE