RICHMOND A DAKYHJJL
Arrives fromBlclrnjone; TKTOt)ld?lk)ri, 12.30
iaavesfoi '1 il fx i4 118.50
a. m.
a. m.
Arrives from Bicbmonn,..
11.17 a.m.
Leaves lor
vesfor . 4 20p.m.
T
Arrives from Atlanta... . . , 3.50 a. ir.
Leaves for Atlanta.. 12.30 a.m.
Arrt ftrimi Atlmitsti.rr.r,..'! 4.20 p. m.
Learn for Atlanta,'. .M .V.yv 1;J7 a. rh;
CHABLOTTK, COLUSf&IA A AUetJOTA.'
Arrives from Anruta.J- p- m-
Leaves tor Augusta If -gjj ; m-
Arrives from UlumWa (ad. Freight) 11.20 a. m.
Leaves for Columbia, " . 4.00 p. m.
lB6lTWA;OkHTSAlu1A
Arrives from Wilmington,, . -,nv -?..' a. Hi.
Leaves for WImungtpo1i'r.'i"rr .!!
Arrive. from. Shelby,. .,,,..,...,,,, ,5.05 p. m
Leases fox
a rrlves from Statesvffie,
O.SOa.m
Leaves for State svllle,.
'.' y:iil)tVl"ll:'ii-
'4.00 p. m
x iNorcjA'noifs.
; J. AiiM I 't
Wab Department
Offiok fiiiiEf ' Signal Officer
W AanruaTONy. Oct! 20 f t
si. )
For the South AAlwUvwiates, norths
east to foutheast winds, areas ot mun
and uartlv cloudv weather, slowly fall
ing LWcr$ ifltr ' t'efotyfeX
I 7 A. M. 12 P. M. 9 P. M
barometer, lifsiiS . . .
Thermometer -rr,..i
Relative Humidity,... v
30.151:
52
93
K. .
8
Lt Rain.
80.124
80.136
55
87
N.
6
54
w ina uireoaon. . . .
" Velocity,.,
Weather .
Goody. fClondy,
Highest temperature 57 deg.; lowest 50.
Atlanta,
AuKusta
Cloudy.
Utoudy.
Cloady.
Cloudy.
Charleston,
inanonen
Corslcana.
KJOlear. j
r TTa-rw
Galveston,y
TTivnnn I
rStaloudy.
Indlanoia,..
Jackson'lle,
Key West,..
Mobile,. ...
Montgom'y,
"8
mzy.
Cloudy.
Fair.
Cloudy,
'..Cloudy," Cloudy.
Fair.
Cloudy.
Cloudy.
30.04
29.92
29.97
3006
2996
29,92
80.09
80.01
74;
83
u
72.
10
14
8
,6
.6
J 3
9
Punta Baaa
Cnvnnrirt:i
84
70'
OUT (UlllUUi
St Marks'.
73
N,K.
.51
-;f "II M
JPENCI til NS.
The cottoivj4atfer4s-badly- in newt
of repairs. . -, ''
A proposition has been made to con
solidate tlie two corn4tliawlaiylvas
discussed yesterday 'afr'tn "nnlifary
meeting.
The police .tJJilrufi)i-med fotfli
with, that is as soon as the uniforms,
which are .to he, of, regulation blue,
with brass butin. V'W-be made. ' t
We acknowledge with thanks an in
vitation to attend the fair week hop at
Chester, S. C, to be given at Brandt's
Hall on the evening of Thursday, 30th
inst.
Umbrellas, overcoats and overshoes
weee-the chief articles of ,tnul -;yestejM
daji arid vpod : advanced twenty per
cent, "Paw Creek spots" hung in good
demand jat fair prices.
CottOn-buyersiuther "liung off" yes
terday, notwithstanding receipts 'weft
light. Good mixJdliriff at one tltiie. dat-;
ing the day teached ;iOjc,i;bivt buyers
were not fighting over the offerings. '
The sale of speciel privileges in the
fair grounds took place afc Tclioii1lat
eveniiyacortling ItHajlvertisniertt.
C. L. Adams "bought the nght to keep a
Another Marriage.
Last evening, at the residence of Mr.
J. Spencer, Ms datagHtet. ,Iisa 3Iary
an(3 Mr. Joseph G. Smithy were united
in matrimony. Rev. A. A. Boshamer
officatirYg!,7Tlfe 'ceremony was per
firmpd In thPi DrPRfnfg Af a fw friends,
The young coupje have a,, large circle
of friends mlherfywtaof-rtif cdngratu-
late them P&WflfJA
1-
Personal
We had a pleasant caLl yesterday af
ternoon froTriuMr.--Ernest Wiltz,for
years past connected wity the na$4pfj
Kicraona, ay aa BMiynappoiruea
passenger agent of the Charlotte Col
umbia iijuslvIUthaffith head
quarters at Sayannah, . , Mr. yilfcz is a
lnother of Hon. Lonis A. Wiltz, lately
nominated aa the Democratic candidate
for Governor of Lcuisiana, is a' verl
agreeable gentleman and onewho wiB
doubtless make his line a very excel
lent ageot, j ) , j .)( ; 1
XeTf nadn jr Sn)pnon
(Joy. Simpsofit of Sorath Carilinaaf,
rived in tiie it ; yesterday moining
! i oni the uNortl,.JMWBither' he;,wenlrtt?'i
original .tljirteen State in Philadelpuuu
1 le waa the guest of General JohiK A;
Younj?,' and last night the Hornets'
Nest Jliflemen went-la-Ge. -YoungV
residence in a bodyi nd tendered the
distinguished governor a serenade. In
response he, made the company a neat
little speech, thanking them for the
lioimr done him. and .bisuUte, and re
ferring appropriately to the ties which
held togethe the Carolinas.
Singular Accident to H Train.
A verv wneliiar accident bapnehed
i.
to the Chirl6tteJ',lC(U4nibia :&, Augusfcri
liassengex train a at eame in yesteraay
in temoon at4 o'clock;. As the engme
l;issedover:th&:Jj
iumued the track, and striking he? side
Hack ran along oh the1 cross4Fes:of tnfef?,
tr a , distanee'rfii;,ttW1;MWl
tiiexrain was stopped by'afcatibYif
the air brakes, the engineaUtw0
i lie cars oh the maiiftraekand Ikrten
der of theeri
H6WtWBC
. ii i Li 1 1-
frtheHwo
tracks. In al
frtnfnaIon and
cnanging
tn
Ilic
bee
f!hfljTrT:ilt.utv i imTtA'rx iaf jtuin
1
4anyme an
-4 . . I ' '
BulJ
vacesow
A. i m r
o titind-)ttEitfteii
tin of'
1 ' iniw,(i
The goi
road walo;
it
1
iettSparUfibWaS
-tt r rwuv ua K Utt T U1U UUU A VUv
iienderson villa nntil &il&-tXAKW
StShoW
"p urtiuages naire;iiaweveivT!een re-
paired am
regularly.
Sunday frrooni t&nsx tfctrtk
i)ark froirf fhe'cttrAr. AfcfTMrfrtVtt
i y roof of tlie depot of the Atlantic,
J ennessee .iftMnrtionm!f!rCpiitre.
iv ri-'iy Vaie3 cr ccit :i a u;
'led water anri a-rtintmi&an fho fira hpy
AragajgyoBT, oct. 21. 4:20 P. ny,
tloneBaroW
.TrS0.07J5 .3t
.. 80.14T 63f N. E. 1 3
80.08 75 N.E. 1 1
0.1 1 54 N. E. I
29.95 7 S. E- 8
29.98 72 H.WV-iLfl
CBS E. t,4
Sfy.OftW N. E. T
N. E.
N. E.
beer stond ancLresturait, and4r?
cee'ds orthe sale amounted to $85.
trro
as uroKeu. and iWttij'hff
Mr. JiA.-m :aAJtnnttrt !
lotel
?llieet
ft Is leSfrfeff KeYe- that' as' the fesulte
of thB destwiCTipni ofithe i Attapt
rHo-,
iner, two new hotels -will in all probaH
bility be put np. the one on the More-?
head side of the sound and the other on
Uie43eafDtt side, both of vfhich wfll eic-:
eel in architecture and appointments any
seaside resort ever built on the North
Carolina coast. The Beaufort house,
according tar jueen, proposition,
will Ve built oh the property or Capt. B.
D. Graham, of this city, not far from
the spot where the Atlantic Hotel
stood. The building will be done by
companies, and we are informed that
already part of the money.. has, been
subsctfhM. I rrkvl 'g$i hotels . will
make Moreheda City ana Beaufort the
most popular resort on the South At
lantic coast.
The New Baptist Church.
The architect is now drawing1 the" !de
tails of the plan of the new Baptist
church to be built on the H Arris ' lot,
diagonally opposite the Episcopal
church. The general plan; has already
been adopted. The building is to be of
brick, have two toweja ope higher than
Sunday school rd6m;' tunning at right
the other, and in the rear of the pulpit a
angles to the main building and project
a few feet beyond the sides of it. The
size of building and other details
will be agreed upon as soon the state
bf the, finances can be more definitely
determined. Capt R. D. Graham has
been out making collections of subscrip
tions previously made in different parts
of the State and met with fair success.
It is not yet settled when the work
khall actively commence, but some of
the brick has already been , put, on the
ground. 1 M I
An Affray in Which a Pistol Figure.
,!3obn 'Adams 'arid Zacli ' Goober, the
latter a railroad man and the former
baftkeepera for.iBlack Bros, on College
street, had a rough and tumble fight iri
Blacks saloon yesterday mojcning.,
Thev were separated before mucnw
harm was done, arrested sand taken be
fore Justice McNinch who let them.offJ
wrrn tne cost, aaiei m tne uay jroouer,
who was drinking at theti me, return
ed, to the saloon, an, tliej(djjeQculty was
renewed. In the course of it Goober
drew his pistol, 'arid if is'said attempt
ed, to fire, but at this, moment a party
standing near placed his hand on the
weapon, which wa3p,'prevented. from
firing by the hammer catchingbn his
finger. The two men got togethet
again, and had quite a severe .fight,
Goober corning out, worsted. Thai po-.
lice arrested Goober and locked him in
the- guttwr-rrottse to await'a hearing be
fore the mayorsioff
Born Alive and Dead Coroner's In.
quest.
tfie clbrdiiey; began yestel-dym4rr?-ing
an investigation of the JcaleSof the
findingof tlYKlrof a chiM Ii Third
W'ard, alluded to lit yesteMy4 fesne of
this paper. Dr. Wilder, the county phy
sician, made an examination of the
body and decided that the child was
alive when born. This much having
been agreed upon, the officer, set about
to find the mother. It was learned that
a negro .wonian who, is known ty have
given birth' tot a child reeetitfy.liadleft
the neighborhood a few days ago.and no
one knew where she had gone. A
further examination led the coroner to
believe that other parties were connect
ed with 'destroying tlie life of the child
and during the afternoon two negro
men, Julius Baker and J. W. Rankin
were arrested and placed in jail to
await trial to-day The coroner, there-
fore,not having concluded the case, the
jury has not rendered its verdict and
will be again called together to-day.
jniliiary Day at the FairPreparation
for Entertaining Visitingr Compa
nies, i . I F
It was the original purpose of the ex
ecutive committee of Jiife? OarolfnafFjiir
L Assocfatidn to hiave ih6 military con
test on Thursday and the address of
Col. Duncan K. McRae on "Wednesday
of fair week, and announcements to this
effect have been made we belie.va tin
theiprdmfum lists, but the speaker'nav4
ing written that he wouM be unable to
be present until Phtlriday, the pro
gramme has been changed. Wednes
day is military day. The president of
the association is anxious that there
"should be no misunderstanding on this
score, ana expresses the nope that the
newspapers will correct any that may
exist. This can be made a very enter
taining feature of the exhibition if a
half dozen or more companies enter the
contest. ; '-" 1 ' ' ' " "
Xesterday, (, afternoon . a .meeting of
officers of the military companies in the
city was held to tak6 hrto consideration
the subject of providing for entertain
ing the visrtaieOTQpanie& rQol.'Alex
ander annUte TOAt frehadifirorina
tion to the effect that there would be
at least five companies-present, besides
,our own. The meeting thereupon re
solved to provide" a hall and furnish it
with substantial eatables, a few kegs
of beer, &c, and do whatever else the
companies could to make their guests
comfortable ancl their stay pleasant,
quarters and refreshments, .and CoL
Alexandeav;Ca$iBk?ut4ii&id VAith
Moss were requested, to see citizens anq
business men and; ascertain what; asi
Bistance oaultt.;be obtained. The vari
ous committees will report at a subse-.
quent uiiigJ41ieii-the details of th
arrangetwillbHfertlri. JsJ T r
Theatrical Note. ' " ..
Bessie Darling's manager has Written
for the 6th of Dcenjbef as Uie-date on
which ilwycan -appear tferei uMlss TMr
tong has been starring tjhrpugh Great
Britain the past season as Lady Mac
beth Lucretia Borgia Amy Kobsart,
Pauline (Lady of Ly,on$) and J alia
(ftunchbackj . .':;T .T.'-.A
Louise Pomecoy laim heniouiih star
ring tour. .!....! !' " '.'
'. Tim Adah Richmond comic opera
k Aucust wamenn has announcea ose f
Clalotte, ThDnt)son and :JHrs.! j-j.iP:
iBdwers have combined and afre" travel'
ing thi season, ajSie-Pmmpson.Bowi
cardith4nWe Hneh&rIott3
optera honse.ttiSfYetfidvS ftvade no
Jeffersoil'p
6pe"rid irt2f e wYork ri
4.
intiv with his rip
Rip van Winkle, and
notwithstanding he8s laectiit' there
many more -man -tnousanu- times;
tvisited tfjM'j(tr-cuaehav reoenre'4
lijitrtod - f gem abroad and opened" in
Italian! opens iai&ew
uiruruuvui n jiv
. j j i ' - ai
oxjaoing,
J Fannv
anny Davenport and Jotm - T;Bay
; Two
h4tnnd wereoottt .4itua t
in'atesNortlsdW? aTHvW4il!
Uhk Vtora-CHftoTrnttteTrtzStanleyl
ony JJguier s xi uiu uty juiu pty us
in t isosi.on.v- iiT wouia nraw a ; larei
a larger
house lAn,mialACIeiiJraW
liver
vflLUy'rrrtt
LnehC
Even a Third. roj Qfft '
, There ha'veijeen second growths this
year of many kinds of fruit, but it has
remained fejr appear -Jree pnth.CL prem
ises oTMrriL P. Pegrart, bf this city, to
put itself beyond the reach of all com
petition. This tree is now bearing its
third crop of pears for this year. The
tree blossomed in the spring and the
Uwt wtaririjed. tmti nsost rfeii MiKie
theigAfiidl Anoi
latere Twas
'assfq Bwayj iuiere lassia
md this is now hanging on
the tree. The pears of this third crop
vary in size from a hickory-nut to a
walnut, but they are green and hard
and two months ot fiunshine and free
dom from frost would hardly suffice to
bring them to perfection. For all that
they are pears and not bad-sized pears,
either. QUI
A Steam Engine Running Away
y.vi
terday morning, suddenly started off of
its own accord, ran off the end of the
track and kept on towards Logtown.
There is no telling how far it would
have, gone had it not, en eouii tared k the
dirt Fotd WchJar-tia Jofn iSNmt
down three or four feet below the sur
face. As it descendedjnto the cut the
pilot was driven into the ground and
the thing brought to a stand-still, fifty
or more fTeyfrV M end of the
track. ThfatWrlfevror,ortteKof an
engine is not altogether unusual and was
due to the fact that there is a leakage
in some of the valves by which the
steam escapes into the steam chests un
til a sufficient amount has accumulated
to set the piston rods in motion. The
engfnfe'dtfel rBbt ip)ear tW be) in j rrted ; to
an' corfsiaerable extent. The front
truck wheels and some niinor parts of
the machinery Were broken' or ' dis
placed, but it will be no small job to
get it n)tb tyclp airj. f , f
4. Big Religions fleeting Hr Btttt'
Scheme.
Rev. J.f. Butt, nafitcBTiof Gaiva
ch-flO&a xttieltt WJliaiid . for. co
ducting religious meetings in the city
which shall exceed any thing of the kind
ever kndvfn In tjJi&refcJo)il THbTstates
that he is hf ccrnipdnaence with par
ties at the North with a view to obtain
ing capias cfmablfrvpf
jyenng-se
ralOiougalid KpleIwhi
fie niopo!
to Mut rhi onfthe vaa:
I lot hear his:
charch. He
fx,OQa fiKi; JTv. J
prfcpose toibigin! hereral
:igs Wfiicll foaU tasta
)con?Wcted-lbv -some br
sefi of Biee
msaih, -fliM bWeonfMcted-t)v -soTne
the most distinguished revivalists in
the country. Mr,. Butt thinks that
Charlotte is in great need of 'such a re
vival as an effort of this kind will be
likev-tOrJm jdbout. If lAucpees
in cirajinjg futai schema1 tfc influence
of ftifta anjgeni will bfid Qirqugh
Outf Wstr Kotth Cardirfaf TBe de
tails hi tne pfarr cannot be arranged
until he discovers whether or not the
canvas can be obtained.
If you want to feel well and vigorous and able to
put vim into every action, take an occasional dose
of Dr. -Bull's BaltHapr. Uls. 25c . ;
Having connected-mrself wlUntte Shaving 3rf
loon of; tJriy J. TolpiI hereby. notlfyWfrtebds
and patrons of the change hi my location, and
trust that they will continue their patronage at my
new place of business, promising only the best of
work. Orders from ladles and families respect
fully solicited, and work of this class done prompt
ly, cheaply and satisfactorily.
J. W. GOBDON.
Oct. 22 5L
WM AL EXHIBITION
OF THE
rAROUNft FAIR ASS0GIATI01,
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
November 4, fl, 6 & 7 1 679.
LIST bpiiEiitMs
ATTRACTIVE.
The Fair will be a splendid exhibition of Agri
cultural and Mineral productions of North and
South Carolina, and a grand display of Live Stock.
Improved Machinery. Agricultural and Mechanical
Implements, PalnUnif8,,J"a!ncy .Work, altain. Pro-1
aiicteandjHoreciituril I Cropfc? Ogther-1
wunqnpiaioi women's Handwork fri ae an
DfaqKireciPifesertei. JelBes. Batter. rr&bM Ban-
A GRAND
MILITARY REVIEW
afth
eNqrto Carol
State fluan
tlDg
ftrgft
onsundei t
e Movernor arnf
Atflutanf 'General
will take place on Wednesday, November 5, 183.
wnicn, wiin me
rate urni ror $ iuu uu
Will make a Military
Pageant seldom witnessed.
(.Inss lt.ll S'boiitiu,
)
Under the auspices of the Charlotte Rod and Gun
Club, will take place on the Grounds. Besides the
Medal to jb contested' for In the glass ball mat'h.
one or more Breech-Loading Guns will be shot for.
The Hob. Duncan R. MrRae
ill deliver the Annual Address on Thursday.
ovember 6t&, l7ft, at l o'clack, a. in
:i tl3
i. Ill !'
wUl be nin
Aikit(leTe-
. and srooably other BaUvoadai ' .
The, Railroads leading Into Charlotte have made
Uberal reductions in Bates of fare. i
ArUetea Intended Cor exhlbittoa wIM oe trans-
EDrted freej except over Atlanta and Charlotte -Air
lne; oa this road one fare will be charged.
' SEE PREMIUM LIST.
J. S MYERS, president
CHAS.X. JONES, SeciftOTr
IREDELL JONES, Chief Marshal, Roek HilS.C
r3Uas McBee, LlncohftxttntfthNS C?
fi-R. B. MUler, Cleayelwi4 epwJi C -j
jrranJK urowu, nonau cuuuitt, . v. . .
jbmea AibMFMevRatherfordcoanfr.
"Haoan PreslarlJWoscciwitiv KC.i . ,(c,-ii
Hohert L. Steele. Kicnmonaoouniy, p. u.
wt -rr TT -1 , T.ilrA Miinr I f tt 4,Ji.
TkiUA T-ftMAfi. AnflrtAnhnrv. S. O: '-'- H
OapifJ, aardner, xqnc counw, o. u u u
B. KeL Davenport, G?
'Chanel Hurmraora,
JoseahlD. Meahsi Cbi
.1' Rhnb-psnAAm Hams. Cabarrus.
abarrns, eoonty, N. C.
Capt Robt. A. Bpst, CBtWbaobnrr,- N . C.
R C. Carlton, Iredeu eounw. u,
Ji . McLean. Iredell coUhtyt W. O, - - -r -
Dr. W. B. Withers. Meoklenbors eooBtx. N. C.
B, Bqsseu, MeoJuenDurg county,
Cbas. Henderson, Mecklenburg county, N. C.
uaidweu. Meojuenourg ouuuij, . v.
B. W,
7.?rj.!1:ien,'ur onwi ifl-Ja'-alBT St
w:
MecktenbimTOtmty.'N.-a :
T'ichard A, Myers, MeakleabarR eobnty, N. C.
r, . V.
KhhiJfcPottav MeeklenlKire-eountyj fc'CV" R
jLKWUSI lUIVi
A 61
ftttnifflljo
therjcrlp
caHeDmuser
ItifizAL
Afttrjtltr
fhfrfxtrbto.
table track at the depot in this city, ves-
ibfferluff reduced rates to Charfotte,
I over lite Western North Carofliuu
nessee A Ohio, and sronably other
r ,M DOZEN
ij 17 ti 1 y
eSETS
AT
60 CENTS EACH,
SOLD JSVXEYWHXBE AT SI. 00.
t ONE OF THE
STOCKS OF
Cloaks & Dalmons
IN THE CITY AT THE
LOWEST PRICES,
V JDr RECEIVED AT
MRS. P. QUERY'S.
Oct 22.
AS MY IMMENSE
STOCK OF
WAS BOUGHT BEFORE THE RISE IN VALUES,
And is now nearly complete;'! wfll be glad to have
m rnena8 ana customers ea
chasing elsewhere, and leap
Injr their goods from aJarge
on a l ar"& among whl
my menus ana customers can on me oeiore imr-
the benefit of select
stock of goods bought
irke,
lea wll) be found
25,000 Cigars.
50 Bbls. Choice Sugar.
50 Sacks Coffee (all giades).
rOO Bbls. Flour. i ?'
25 Bbls. Syrups and Molasses.
100 Select Cream Cheese.
KtV notu,l. Waal
lOTIerces Lard.1
25 Tubs do.
50 Buckets do.
:-f
5 Tierces Hams, Bacon. " 'i
Soap, Crackers, Rice, Teas, Candles
Axle Grease, Grits, Irtia Potatoes. i
V
CANNED GOODS,
Candies, Northern Apples, Bananas, Pine Apples,
Oranges, Lemons, Nuts, and Raisins In large
quantities and at lowest prices, wholesale and re
tall. Respectfully,
LeROY DAVIDSON.
Oct. 22.
TO THE PUBLIC.
JUST Tcelved,1 VW sacks N. C. Fleurnd arriv
ing almost dally Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Flour
and all kinds Country Produce. A lot of Cigars
and Tobacco on hand, to close out cheap for cash.
Orders and consignments solicited. Write for
prices. J. L. HARDIN, Agent,
Cotton and Produce Commission Merchant,
oct22 Charlotte, N. C.
0xrls and gUaz&.
Great Exehemeut.
Walking Match in Charlotte
FOR THE CHEAP
BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENT!
The people of Charlotte and vicinity nave found
that by calling at
L. ASIEL'S
They can be better suited, and find goods for
jnpney than at anv ether houaelo the cly.
fetock eom prises a full and complete hne of "
BOOTS AND SHOES
From the cheapest to the best Hao4 sewed goods
of all makes and styles. In addition 4o bis large :
stock of Boots and Shoes Re will oarry a full line
!Pf Mn's, Boys1 and Children's
3.'3!SM3 u
Of th4 bentmrfrl nhekner thai vititaj tmfnr
In this market. " Ham tTrunksv Vatties andatclK f
eia. uiu sua examine ms gopas, as mere. 19 a
bargain for all .- Bespectrally, ; JVj . ,
Nexi doer to'Dr, Jf. U. Mcidens oSetore.
boaseil Ato sore that iy old frtdi and costomX k
era
."Mffi
Oct llfj T O T T s4 WANii
t j
m 4mMav .
bWEEftltS
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I Lrnow Complete wji drodped) (o Sustain
our former reputation for selling
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Ctt foods, wWtft ith,
thelcheapest In the en. Please call and see os
! 1M'Ui :- , PXGBAM CO.
Democrat Borne copy,
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WHEN
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Mi
Is
.V
BOOT
Ever brought to the city, comprising the most popular makes of the
IXTerrarls
Such as Bannister & Tichenors
and 81
EASTERN GOODS,
That is warranted .. give satisfaction, or the money wall be refunded AH of the above I guarantee to sen cheaper thaa they have ever before been ottered
. , . in this city. In Hats I have the very popular
And wUl aeU
P. S. I take pleasure in announcing
with an experience of ten years in the
Sept. 14, 187f.
Democrat and Hume copy.
WW MWS F01 HUE
(
Ircss Goods, asbpepes, Cloaks, Sepbyp Sbawls,
; JiMrpets and blankets.
Also a full assortment of Men's, Youths' and Boys'
Clothing, Boots. Shoes. Hats, &c.
. i . .
We have matle our purchases this season to great advantage, and we will guarantee to sell all of the above goods, to
gether with a great jnany not enumerated, lower than any house this side of New York ; we except nobody. - r
; : n V H. MORRIS & BROS
CALL FOR THE IMPROVED PEARL SHIRTS, ONLY $lP0p
OUR MR. ELIAS S
NOW
NOW
NEW GOODS MM;
WHICH W35 ARE OFFERING AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, BOTH AT
WHOLESALE 1SS RET AIL. ,.'
WE SAVE A MAQXIFICXNT STOCK OF HOtE FDHNISHING GOODS, CARPETS and BUGS, BLANKETS at any price, well WortH the : topectlon of
RETAIL BUYERS. ;
Our Stock,
Oar Stock
CASHMERESltDRESSGOODS,IiSI:EMBROIDERIESb
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK
-Price, 93 up.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Will and our stock well made, fashionable and cheap. We have a large supply and are anxious to reduce tt. Give as call and we will btfkie KtJ
YOUR ADVANTAGE TO BUY
L D E S T A B L I S H E D
o
Democrat and Home copy.
0olis and .Statiotiertj
FOB INDELIBLY
! MABfilXG CLOTOES,
Without Pen, Ink or any preparation. No expo
sure to sun or artificial beat required, and can be
josed either by writing, or with rubber stamp. La-
useful to stomping. We warran
t . .
4t to gly
Ail IndeliMe IrapressUn.
a trouble to use It, and sufficient for BOO names
Sold for
s -; i . ;
fit. t. v
TIDDT ft BBOTHXB,
Soke Agents for Western N. C. .'
i
PUBLIC SALE.
On the '28th day of October, I will seU ai aoction
at the 'Court House door In Charlotte, C., the
iionatng an, t. a-uurewm, iiueaadupiUM
seaan. raraes wisjungio. pascoae uus
St private sale wm pleas confer with the
aed before the 28th. The-frant fend back
B. M. MTLLKB.
qcti7,i879. ,(.TifrtJ-aa-aa
nnKiiA. Tta Mancv. ooBveuenee and
ill km ngnMW ewj wnwuwiw a "wn
tory, which wiu be given. iree. youDeeome
owm propnetorwsHBeasHuaiironxaue
omml .Write for terms and territory. OHIO
SCALE WOBKa.-l 2fr)oiaTrTirrmTari Q.
Sppt27th Hrlm 1
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jm noma desiring tomxSase i wen rmprosed
W AM, uoose wiw nine
Tenaemee, fine well of water, brlek kttcbjrw wthl 4
mi kduttvtt the nuLus ouare."Wi beay T
jjBommoaifl(i ny appiymg at
ft mi -mm lTPml KXVKB FAIL to uvwtjantiuiktMMM' stw iAAaausaiuuw c"
M. VI lailAI '.' IssT mm&afiSEa. V -Un wp f -'diV "ri ' I " ' .
' 1 " i n uonwna' aianima Ann iiiaaiaini:.. ...
fwvtfiea
TESI0FT1CX.
A Penny Sayed M a Penny
TOU WANT 1 PAIR 01 SHOES, RETfXVBXK
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to be found tte largest, best selectotr and cheapest itock
S, SHOES AND
, anch as Maes', Ztegfer's,
and Children. In
govus i nave ue very vest
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and. PMIaclelpSiia tE-oodc,
puUr hand-jBade shoes and gattera, eviry pair warranted the very best) and L. Dtekerman jDe's hand&ade Boots
s, than which there Is no better to be foaad. I have also a very Urge stock of gootL reliable
STETSON,"
at bottom figure. A call from one and all is all last to msore a sale. ' '
Respectfully, J. MOIER, Yates Building. Charlotte. N. (1
to my old friends that I am now staying with Mr. Mover, and feel satisfied that
Shoe and Hat business, I can sell you goods in, that line to youT satisfaction.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF
NEW GrOGDS.
IN
ATTTTTT" ITrVTl T" iND TFTTS HTXTimTTTlTlIT r -M-v Tr r- rr r.
in H JCj X Wll IV and the IN
WILL PAT TOD TO LOOK AT.
Of
LADIES' CLOAKSraTH,MAW,TOB,r,,f,?a
PCBCHASXBS OF
OF-
BARGrA.1
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AT E. 6. R06ERS' VMREnOQMS,
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My stock is very large, and embraces ia full line of Psrfor,' Chamber! Wnlng Boom and Omca Fur
niture. All goods packed frae of charge, . ' """"""V nhmi vrnee w
CAROLINA (CENTRAL DISPATCH LINE;
Timoumi iiiEi
TTifc Uoe Wr'fOequlpped lor 'bualaees,
iiW" a'-'" Freichtfr.: ?; ' "r v""s7" " ;
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.. Qreeovllle,apartaflboj all Stattons
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Madei?? il l i :mi
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THAT AT
of
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and Shirley Rommel's goods tor Ladtea, Misses
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