froggy
00ii atid gal gritttiug.
THE OBSEBTEB JOB DEFABTUENT
Has been thorougbiy supplied with every needed
want, and with the latest styles of Type, and every
manner of Job Printing can now be done with
neatness; dispatch and cheapness. We can furn-
iotttA- 2 00
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PUBLIC GENERALLY, r
We hti
We baneiel
WaUafeeSelTed
We have received
We have received
We have received
We have received
We have received
r ; This tfay by Express
This day by Express
This day by Express
This day by Express
-;o M.i :
A. beautiful line of
A. beautiful line of
A beautiful line of
A beautiful line of
A beautiful line of
A beautiful line of
A beautiful line of
A beantlful line of
DOLMANS
DOLMANS
DOLMANS
DOLMANS
AND
AND
AND-,
CLOAKS.
CLOAKS.
CLOAKS.
CLOAKS.
All grades and very cheap.
ALEXANDER & HARRIS.
Nov. 11.
;
DHU&GIST AND CBZWSI,
Now offers to the trade a full stock of
Lubin's Extracts and Colognes .
English Select
S-P l.CE 8
Colgate, Honey arid Glycerine Soaps.
Xngllah, French and American
TOOTH2 BRUSHES.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared at all hours, both night and
We are now receiving our second stock of Blacl
anavwureu .
If.
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CASHMERES
AND FANCY
DRT&SS GOODS
For this season. Notwithstanding the very large
and varied stock we bought this season, we have
found it necessary to -luy a second one. Cmr
stock of
CLQAKSAND OALMDNTS
Is beautiful and very chearj. Our new Flannels
and Waterproofs are also handsome and cheap.
Our stock of i
Is complete. Including some handsome black
Cashmere ones. We carry the handsomest and:
most varied stock of
SILKS AND SATINS
To be found In the city.
VELVETS.
,t, , flUUfft JL. DORR.
I have four noble lovers.
Young and gallant, blithe ana gay.
And ln-all the land no maiden
Hatha goodlier troupe than they!
And never princess, guarded
By knights of high degree,
Knew sweeter, purer bomr -e
Thaa my (toterspartonie ,
One of my noble loirers S
Is a self-poised, thoughtful man,
Gravely gay, serenely earnest,, 1
i Strong to do. and bold to plan !
. And one Is sweet and sunny, 1
Pure as crystal, true as steel,
with a soul responding ever
When the tuth makes high appeal!
.. -And
another of my lovers
Bright and del mair is he,
Brave and ardent, strong and tender,
, .And thefloweiof oourtesy! ,
Ltut of all, an eauef stalled, hi
Upon lofty aims Iritentl
Manly force and gentle sweetness
In his nature rarely blent!
But when 'ol noble' lovers,'1 ' "
All alike are dear and true.
And her heai j to choose refuses,
Pray, what can a woman do?
Ah, my sons! For this I bless ye,
Even as I myself am blest,
That I know not which Is dearest,
That I care not which Is best!
OBSERVATIONS.
Another lot of Ladles'
UNTRIMMED HATS
Just received. Remember we lead In Ladies' and
Gents' Underwear.- All are respectfully asked to
examine our stock.
T. L. SEIGLE & CO., i
Opp. Charlotte Hotel, Tryon sL, Charlotte, N. C.
Oct. 19.
icixcav8.
t U A
M
If a hotel Clerk fimUen nlenjiantlv Khun van natr
him a question, that's a sign he hash'tbeeil there
iuug. jm. x. norm.
After studying the weather charts the Nonlstown
Jiercua oreaKs io..n with the rash prediction that
the next winter will be colder than last summer
was. ,
, Aufinowa aner .jnaii..aas;Oaa five, or six
laimiy ngnis ana lost a leg in a threshing machine
he Is counted worthy to be called "Judge" around
hid giuvci aujico., .... .
"What the dickens do you call your mule Ann
lorr- asKea a rounst or a Western teamster.
"Wall." said the Inttrroeated. " 'If n t.hn nlvh mnla
of the pan to I iuk the name out'n the Scripter
au, a uign ass.- ruees reac feic-uper r.
Scaggs.ls the name of a knight who rode In the
Philadelphia tournament lately. In Justice to the
norse it s&ould be said that Scaggs was thrown to
ipe goo una ana wisen senseless irom the field.
An article In a Greenback paper Is headed, ' Or
ganize ana save this4 nation." what kind of a
nanon Minis, any now! A man don't more than
turn his back to go about his business before some
one is pulling at his coat tails to come and save
mis nauon. Better put this nation on ice.
Last week a tenant entered the office of a Tip-
Serary land agent, and throwing a roll of notes on
le table exclaimed : "There's 4v'i 7 penny I have
In the worlds If s a halt year's rint, and ye may
hums or lave it av ye taite it I'll go to the work
house; av ye lave it m go to America ou It." The
agent opened the roll of notes and counted the
money. "Why, my man, there Is more than a half
years Tens nere. xnere is over lour years' rent In
the bundle." "The dfvil there Is" erled the
tenant, putting his hand in his pocket "begor, I
kot you ine wrong Dunaie or notes, alter an."
(ANALYZED BY DR. W. H. TAYLOR, STATE
CHEMIST OF VIRGINIA, AND PRONOUNC
ED PURE, AND RECOMMENDED AS A
BEVERAGE OR MEDICINE.
day at
J. H. MoADKN'3
Prescription Store.
SECURITY,
cSERITY,
SEODIIITY,
-200 Barrels of
C. WEST 4 SONS'
EXTRA NO. 1 KEROSENE
AJSTD
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.
West's Extra No. 1 Kerosene Oil, from C. West &
Sons, BsJttmoiwrr&
Hiehest Medal awarded at Centennial Imposition.
Crrstal Oil Works. Canton.. Warranted to stand ft
Ore test of 110'degrees Fahrenheit before tt
ouro. u. west s sons, jMiamore.
wlIT
Fot5aijr
Dr. J. H.
J
Agentr
CHARLOTTE. It fio. j
J. T. A-N4?'H 0;
Northern Ice, Coal & La
Having lust received -jbt supply of Coal Irari
ensuing seasen, I nrepi ffUaliprdfri a$-.
shorteHt TiMMy? stoek 4s the largest' ever
otten& WHti&r Market' aTrdembraces alt the
various klndsjorTamUtes', Foundries and Smiths'
use. Persons who hav formerlv boueht from
other Markets in ear load lots would consult their
interest by giving me a call before ordering else
where. Special contracts for orders In cargo tod
Car load iota. tj . ,," .
Ice on hand the year round, from first of Octo
ber until first of May next My cart will not run
on Sundays, but will supply double Quantities on
Saturday.
I shall also continue the Lumber business and
keep full stock on hand, together with Lathes,
fchlnglea, Ae. . .. :-
. Bills cut to order, ob shortest notice, any
quality desired; also estimates furnished on appli
cation at office, comer of Trade st and N. C. R. R.
. J. X. AJMXHUXHI, r
Box, 153,Ch8rlotteiH.C. J ' '
P.O.
1000
FEE SIMPLE DEEDS,
MOST APPRO VED FORM.
(Just Printed and For Sal at the
OBSERVER OFFICE
i
Jyn. a. w. alexandebI1
DENTIST
OKFlCE OVER L. R. WRISTON 4 CO'S
With 25 ye&n
ufacUon
Dkuo Stork.
experience I
guarantee entire
iftnll
The attention of the citizens of Charlotte and
the surrounding country is again called to this
Pure Whiskey, now so popular both North and
South. We have the endorsation of many Drug
gists and Dealers in New York City, Washington,
D. C, New Orleans, San Franclsoot and many oth
er cities, and we can confidently recommend the
"Durham" to be eaual to any Whiskey distilled In
this country.
Call for 'lDurhara'r at W. R. Cochrane's Central
Hotel Saloon.
ELLISON & HARVEY,
Sole Proprietors
Oct21-dtf.
headquarters'
FOB
Si
Bottled lager Beer,
ALE AND PORTER,
Incomer Trade and Boundary Avenue. Delivered
to any part of the city, free of charge for $1.00 per
dozen.
F. C. MUNZLER.
-All orders teft at John Yogei's tailor shop will re
ceive prompt attention.,
mar4 t -
,. HAPPY
JOE FISCHESSER.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE ATLANTA BREWERY -4
" Let those who never drank Beer before,
Go to Joe Flsohesser's and drink the more."
FRESH FROM THE ATLANTA BREWERY, ON
ICE ALL THE WAY.
iJorafisdsS&l Brewery,
bywWchf-amaWeto'keep draught, and for
sale by the keg ,
; ' PURE ICE Cox"lAGER BEER
Brought to my door In an ice-cold refrigerator direct
from the Brewery. " . 7?
Persons in Charlotte, or at a distance, can buy
beer from me at bottom rock prices, and warrant
ed to be as pure and fresh as If Just made.
My facilities this summer for the delivery or
Beer are better than ever, and as the sole agent
In Charlotte of the Atlanta Brewery, 1 respectruuy
solicit the patronage of the public.
' Wines and the best Liquors on draught or for
sale by the quantity an the time.
SENATOR VANCE AT CHERAVf, S. C
The Noble North Carolinian Receives
a Hearty Welcome His Views of
the Situation The Fair Not Very
Success! ul A Riot with Serious Con
sequences.
Special to the Charleston News and Courier.
Cheraw, November 6. The Fair of
the Pee-Dee Agricultural and Mechani
cai Association was opened
yesterdav.
on the topmost
of people present. Senator Vance, of
-N orth Carolina, came this morninc:. He
was escorted by a large number of peo
ple to the lair grounds, where he was
enthusiastically received and enter
tained.
At 1 o'clock Senator Vance addressed
the A anxious crowd. His--subject was
tnat or agriculture its power and in
fluence upon' the prosperity and happi
ness of the nation. .Xhe address was
jcepltte' with philosophical thought and
-. . A : - 1 1 1 i.1 X ,. AMI J 1
uiTtcucai iiuviue iu iJtoatj.wiiu iui iiie
soil,
To-nisht the Senator lectured on the
' JwHticar situation, reviewing the his
iperjttfifcc of
me KepuDUcaKpajjFWJ centralize tne
irernuiut iii6 despolpsrii. He
wieved thatrtif0T4d never be con
summated, " that Geiranfr might be
the nominee of the liepublican party,
out would never be tresident -.aarain.
PHe" said a desDerate effort would be
$ fcaa4-lSl Arrest -this State from
the control of the Democrats, and that
South Carolina should be the last State
in the South to-. break ; thea Democratic
column, but ih&tfljii Jremain solid and
invincible. He Was Tiopeful4hafc in
1880 a Democratic President would be
elected, and gave convincing reasons
for the faith that was in him. He ex
pressed no preference for any man as
the riarjaiaepf ithBiD?mocr3t3irparty.
S J.iie nocso run iiu .auiraciive
:Malj9uy lB.&ef!t$$itll the
fairS have attended. thia fall Some
disorder;6pdnrred to-day outside the en
closurej aao lnAhe meJee -one or two
men were shot and painfully -wounded,
and two others cut Avith knives. Mr.
Haticocki'Kas thrown from his horse,
and severely, if riot fatally, injured.
: .. x? " hx?.L ... -.itJi:; ... ::yfe'-. i.
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
RS
n the hal JfieJC"5 Lovers of B6 Tfcscloua bivalves
Ifeaa be supplied by -
FISCHESSER.
1; J
STflMLnJCttilili
meetins- of the Republican National
Committee A Strug-g-ie for the Chair
manshipWhere Will the Next Con
vention be Held ?
Special to the New York Herald.
Philadelphia, Nov. 7. A meeting
of the Republican national committee
has bean called for December 11, at the
Arlington Hotel, in the city of Wash
ington. It is signed by Governor-elect
Cornell, of New York, and Mr. Thomas
B. Keogh, chairman of the Republican
committee of North Carolina. Owing
to the death recently of Senator Chan
dler, of Michigan, the committee is
without a chairman and singular to say
it is also without a secretary, Mr. R. C.
McCormick, who held that position, hav
ing resigned the place when he was ap
pointed Assistant Secretary of the treas
ury by President Hayes. The object of
the meeting, the call recites, is to take
action in regard to the death of the late
chairman and select a place for the hold
ing of the next Republican national
convention to nominate a candidate for
the presidency.
It will also become the duty of the
committee to elect a chairman and sec
retary and, as their positions are of con
not improbable that there will be some
nice wire-pulling in the committee to ob
tain control of them. When Mr Chandler
was chosen it isknown that ex-Governor
Jewell, of Connecticut, who was a
member of the cabinet at the time, en
deavored to secure the prize. Minister
Noyes was also a candidate. ' and was
unsuccessfully pressed by President
Hayes. Mr,. Cornell, it is understood, Is
now a candidate, and, of course, will
have the support of Senator Coukling.
Mr. R. C. McCormick is also in the field,
Mr. Kenffhitis saidVis-anxious- to- get
f the secretaryship, and?being a Southern
man,it4s not improDarjie- jnas- ne.wiu
be.glweasful.vT06'??.??1176.11-
ti6nc1ltt U beHeveay pr ueiai m,tne
tjt. vnnv first . attack of lndhrestlon be the i
last. Bouse the dormant energies 01 me swmacui
with the Bitters. xue who tuu.uuwuw "
maln. Tula is a tact established by thousands of
witnesses, whose, testimony Ui simply a statement
of their ov expeflences. - xnpse anucia wwn,
ceneral debility of every phase will, tod this medi-;
cine iiurfallinK agent to bulldtoe upd renew-;
toforsenShi)rugflst9 nmMOkJtaA
era generally. dkwl till decl.
STATE NEWS.
Mr.W; C. Mercer; of Curritaick, got
22fiM shingles out of one cypress tree
onhisland.
TEherffiilfflingtiftBa Review aets a tn
pudawtpoapQn.apole for eve
ry body to idok at.
TvafiFiPdnufis stcpi
piBgoaaecotmtref wantof water all ov
er Eaterft.parona., s -
Mr. N. R Joiresvot Raieigh, had his
Jjand badlv tjpeqej last , Friday
by the explosion -of a shell cartridge.
':!Mx, i&.(xi S. Rhyne, of J Catawba, iwaa
strickeir witbr !paraivsisf one day last
'$p$'tW 'ssje&m&& from his horse.
, GMsctims piiyM tihat.the cottpn rti
ceipts rri Hwroe are- a ihousand bales
ahead of what they were at this tim$
last year. . -
xnere nas oeen a ueciaea aeenne in
the price oi turpentine in Wilmington.
within the last week, but the Review
maintains that! the boom has not yet
vaiiisnea.
The store of Smith & Hunsueker, of
Conover, Catawba coxinty, was entered
by thieves one night last week, says the
Newton Enterprise, and robbed of $25
ana a tew dry goods,
The Chatham Record notes with pride
ana pleasure the success or Chas. Rog
ers, a Chatham boy, Who left his home
about ten years,-ago. and is now the
largest merchant iti Cedar Keys.
Major Latham, of Greenville, says the
Tarboro Southerner, will doubtless1 be
the next nominee of the Democrats in
the first district. This is told by many
prominent men in that district, who
claim for him a thousand majority
Married, near Princeton, in Jphnstoa
county, Wednesday morning, November
5th, by Rev. Ben j. Hall, of Wilmington,
Mr. Henry C. Pearce, of Newbern, and
Mrs. Lonia Avery, step-daughter of
Hon. W. A. Smith, of Johnston county,
Miss Nellie A. Hamlin, of Excelsior,
Burke county, dropped dead on the
morning of Wednesday last, in her fa
ther's house, while tying a shoe string,
She was a pupil of Rutherford College.
The J3ly,e ' Ridge Blade tells of., her
death. ,
During the recent session of Pasquo
tank court, a negro swore a lie at 12 m.
The Tarboro Southerner says the solici
tor was instructed' to draw a bill for
perjury: the grand jury fqund it true,
trial and conviction at once' ensued, and
by 5 p. m. the perjurer was sentenced
to the penitentiary for 5 years
Raleigh News, 8th : Mr. tsaiah Riggs-
Dee, 01 unatnam county, was killed day
before yesterday by the vehicle, in
which he was riding, becoming upset.
His body was found in about two feet
of water, and it is not dfinitely known
whether the fall killed him or he was
strangled to death while under the wa
ter after the fall-
scaffold of the five-story extension to
the tobacco warehouse of W. T. Black
well & Co., of Durham, and when they
were carried into a magistrate's office
one of them denied the jurisdiction of
the court in the case of an affray that
high up. The joky Wilson, Raleigh
Observer, tells of the incident
The Raleigh Observer tells of a rack
et last Thursday night, at Clayton,
Johnston county, in which. Mr. Joseph
Barber was struck across the arm with
a stick by a negro named Nat, who al
so cut the hand of Mr. Barber's brother
and stabbed to the hollow a bov named
Jordan, a nephew of the Barbers. The
negro then ran, and Mr. Jo Barber fol
lowed him, when he turned and fired
three shots, one of these lodging in Mr.
Barber's arm. The negro was finally
captured and committed.
Newton Enterprise : We have a young
man in our midst who is somewhat of a
walkist, and he don't make much pre
tension in that way either. The other
day he wanted to see parties at Denver,
Lincoln county, and horses being rather
hard to hire, he concluded to walk it,
and accordingly set out about 8 o'clock
in the morning and reached his destina
tion by noon. He spent the evening
with his Denver friends, ate supper.
and stepped out for home, and reached
here by bedtime. The distance from
this place to Denver is 16 miles, making
32 miles traveled. His friends will for
ward a challenge to Rowell in a few
days.
Monroe Express: On last Monday
Messrs. Gordon McRav,L. C. Blake and
E. Shaw, of Boston, and Prof. N. S. Sla
ter, of Harvard College, in company
with Mr. J. C. Bates, visited the Brewer
gold mine, just over the State line in
Chesterfield county, S. C, on a prospect
ing tour. Messrs. McRay and Blake,
who are represented to be immensely
wealthy and largely interested in min
ing in calitornia and Nevada, visited
this mine with the purpose of buying it
if their observations should prove satis
factory. The other gentlemen came
with them as experts. They carried
back with them about a thousand
pounds of ore, of which they will make
an exhaustive test, and if it shall prove
satisfactory the gentlemen named will
in all probability purchase the mine,
and at once take charge of it and com
mence working it on a scale never be
fore equaled in this section.
Evidence Against . Baltimore' Post
master.
Special to Philadelphia Times.
Washington, November 7. The
President is devoting his leisure mo
ments to an examination of the evi
dence in the case of the Baltimore post
master, and a very fallacious case it is.
Prom all that can be learned of the re
port from -outside sources, the, Balti
more postmaster, evenJif he was aTiero
in battle, and is a personal friend of the
President, is a very active disciple of
Don Juan. The story is an incredible
one, for the postmaster is a man1 past
middle life and has had honorable ante
cedents;' The most damaging evidence
against him is said to be that of a young
woman, wno is a very pure ana worthy
person. The purpose of the defense ap
pear td be o attac'ihe ! veracity and
virtue of this ypungwoimaB The de
fense seems to rest unon their abilitv to
do thji Ujecessfttlferil ?Thermficatfcaas,
nowever, point to tne ultimate defeat
of the postmaster, as the purity of the
young woman is said to be above sus
picion. ' '
r
LfJargraefing?
t HSII, It. was resofyed to! .appoints coifi
mittee ot nve prepare' anaoaress jos
the,Detoocray,?One'of!Uh&&peakCTft
stated the obtect'of 'thfeflddres'seuld
be to explain the position' of. the Tam
many adherents during the canvass just
closed, and "refuting the slanders heap
ed upon the organization."
HendiickH and Potter "
An Indidanapolis (Ind.) dispatch says :
'Senator McDonald, in conversation
Wednesday, observed: 'My ticket is
Hendricks and Potter. That is the win
ning combination.- The election in
New Y6rk yesterdajr shows that New
York is clearly Democratic: sound, to
t.hn core. Notninff but ' local divisions
-prevented the .ciledittvwlMte
Stats tickets Thes& divisions wUl not
affect the electoral vote ror anypopuiar
candidate outside of that State, and it
is now -iclear that, with Indiana and
New York combined, a democratic can
didate can be elected.' "
- :.&MMm0xm block
Great dotMng Centre.
l,leOtrni ?ter: outfits occurs this dayi and nothing surpasses our immense Selections and
1nSt?i,nhm,,Tanfiyof .tttamttttuwrf preserrtedfroni ottr counters, and their attractive designs and ex
fceedmgly popular prices shouWcommiaid te atttoUon of all buyers. '
rHSSr have been in progress for a week past to meet ttie demands of the purchasing public during the
fptfXoU m completeness we feel will repay the examination re-
flllnGaination To-RIiht.
JMJfP'f 1"rneraJn-f 2Ji a"a?? Jurmng darkness into, light; and those interested at the Fair Grounds can defer
their purchases till a moment that will better suit their conveniences. ?-
E. D. LATTA & BRO.
BENEFIT OF
PC
Our stock is now comDlete in everv branch, and fnr thA intavAsr. nf fho mi hit m mi ,ivf
our goods: ' ' r " V1""w "l "VI" "l
iJSFr &l oo1- B"si?ess Sact Suit, at $10. A very nobby Scotch Cassimere Suit at $12.50. A fine Scotch Cassimere Ma
Kffc LinKed'IIlsinSle:lreast and Frock Suits,-our leaders, for $15. Our own manufactured 3, 4 and 5 button suits, from
315 to $25. These suits are all of foreign goods, imported by our own house direct.
GENTS' DRESS SUITS,
All the leading styles and single-breast 3 button Cut Away frocks.
YOUTHS' SUITS FROM $8 TO $18-BOYS' SUITS, $4.50, 85.00, $5.50
$6.00, $7.00, $8.00 ANDC$10.
School Suits for Boys a specialty.
Don't Buy any Overcoats Before You See Our Stock,
As we have the largest stock, best assortment and cheapest in the South. All we ask is a call, and we will show you facts.
Respectfully,
Fine Clothiers and Tailors.
ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN !
IT IS COLD, AND YOU NEED
CS ILo QP TESL H ISST CCS- .
Then do NOT buv until vou have examined and tiriced our stock. Onr mntin is nnrl Avor hoa Wn tn nlo ha .
m - X - hum I v. UWW KfJJlM. uv Jmj OCWUU iiu
die to no house in any of the lines of goods we deal in, and hence we say it with fullest assurance that vou are UNTRUE
to your own interest not to call on us
Fora WORKING SUIT, j
or tor a BUSINESS OR OFFICE SUIT,
or a SUNDAY-GO-TO-MEETING SUIT,
01,01 OVER-COAT,
W AS IN THAT LINE WE PRESENT SOMETHING QUITE NOVEL IN ITS KIND.
5 Shirts Laundried or Unlaundried,
We are headquarters on, and everything that appertains to a Gentleman's Wardrobe.
WHITE VESTS-A SPECIALTY.
HATS Soft and Stiff of the Latest Fashions.
WITTKOWSKY &d JBRXJCH
ciMymiE, mn 'eider, i.
WE DESIRE TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TQ OUR
LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHING
Gents' Furnishing Coods, Hats, Caps,f&c, &c,
Selected with great care. Our shelves and counters will be found replete with all the Novelties of the latest and most
al.f.rap.t.ivft flAsioms.
AND ALL THEDLATEST STYLES ARE FULLY REPRESENTED.
In our Store will be found Goods that, notwithstanding the advance in the raw material, we are able to offer at the
old prices, and in some instances lower than ever before. The reputation of our house for keeping Goods of well-known
makes, (so that the customers may be assured of getting full value for their money) will be f idly maintained, also its
character as THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHARLOTTE.
W. KAUFMAN & CO.
Comer of Trade and Tryon Streets.
P. 8. We are sellhus off our eatlie stock of Boots and Shoes at and below cost
W. KAUFMAN & CO.
Corner of Trade and Tryon Streets.
W. K. A CO.
P. SCHIFF. ; J.SCHTFF.
THOS. GRIKBf
GROCERiS;
SSiS,iSf&it FANCY AND HEAVY GROOERIESrl5S5?i,rr; i
MacaronlTcracked Wheat, Farina, Split Peas, Chooolate, FlaTOriug Xxtraeta, Potted Heats, Cream Ciieese, Cholcs 7Goshea. Batter. fall Una of Caftn
ed Goods, viz: Vegetables, Fruit. Oysters, Salmon, Lobsters, Okra, Cbadensed HUk. A3., all of wnteb are fresh and cnotei. - -Farelifii and Djmflstio Pick
tes, in Jars and one gallon buckets. Our line of Teas and Coffees cannot be excelled in the city. We call special attention to oar Patent Process Floor, a r
few barrels of which we will sell at very LOW PBICBS IN ORDEB TO INTaODUCS IT. To the wnelosale Traie we offer a larga ani wall selected stock
goods ia oar line as low as can bo bought In any market , City and couatry consumers will and It to their Interest to call on n3 baf are p arch-wing else where. l
I N. a We hare a splendid Wagon Tar (ntnerearof our store for the ase of our country friends.
SCHIFF & GRIER, Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C. I i
; Having become interested in the firm1 of Schiff & Grier, I respectfully and cordially invite my old friends and cai
tomers to call and see me when they want goods in my line THOS. GIHER.
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