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! 5 'i i' . i- .. V!'.sOKfPTtOff RATK8 I pn.iy, .mtya; post-paid) in advance....... $8 00 Jftw . 4 00 r,r(r vlonth . 2 00 , 75 WKHKLY HDITION ; hv. iw the """V S2 00 , : ftt uf tfy viwty, postpaid,.... 2 10 tit Mtth 1 00 Liberal Reductions jor Clubs. the 6BsiBTiiroBirjtTitorr ' - Has been thoroughly supplied with every needed want, and with the latest style ol Type, and ywm manner ox 400 mming cou mm ua uw "iw neatness, dispatch and cheapness. We.ean furn ish at short notice, V ; f .. R' T !V" v i BLANKS, BILL-HEADS, LETTEB-HEADS, CARDS, TAOS, RECEIPTS, POSTZB3, PROGRAMMES, HANDBILLS, PAMPHLETS. CntCULABS. CHECKS. AC. VOL. XXIII. CHARLOTTE, N. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1880. NO. 3,416. ifti ill If i . .6 i WE HAVE ESTABLISHED Several Bargain Counters, mi l on them will be found som VERY CHE&P GOODS. He Have Spread Out an Immense Stock of Ladles' and L'hildrens' Colored Hosiery, Which we Propose to Close Out AT A SACRIFICE. :o:- H AM BURG EMBROIDERY, COLLARS AND CUFFS, COLLARETTE, HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, AND MANY OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST "Everybody and their Friends" ar mo rt pect fully Invited to call and see u ALEXANDER & HARRIS. :o :- 1 Q We will also dispose ol a large lot O. of Ladies' and Gents' Underresta. Jan. 18. A. AH. 00lts and jltattcrtijcrij 10 AIL TIME LOVERS! ITiirrah! For Love! The Boy Diviue! The Birds are mating on the boughs; And Tlddy Brother' Valentines, Are full of fun, and Lovers' vows. And Love of every hue, and shade. Can by their magic charm be made. And Baby Love, and Boy and Girl And Love of high, and low degree, And Lads and Lasses In the whirl, Of Cupid's meshes, here you si.'e! And every one, can something find. To paint his passion to his mind. The ' Hlt-'em-hards" the "Useful Hints;" And some, the queerest kind of prints. A stock so rich, was never seen ! In lace and gold and silken sheen, V7I(h "newly pointed," "Cupid's darts," The very thing, for Lovers' hearts. The lowest price, and highest style So rare a lot, was never known; Their beauties might a saint beguile, Or move to love a heart f stone. So cheap, so beautiful, and fine, The very cream of Valentines! TIDDY & BRO., Feb. 6. CHARLOTTE, N. C. TO ALL Whom it May Concern. T HEREBY revoke the right of W. D McQure to A sell or negotiate the Patent Right of th Pope ('otton Planter, in South Carolina, or in any other locality; and ihe nuhllc"are' hereby warned not to (leal with him us his contracts will not be respeot- pu uwsr wis aaie. w. b. FAtt&a, Prop'r. Pat Right for 8outh Carolina. Charlotte, N. C, Feb. 1880. vh a iat Orangeburg, (3. C.) Democrat copy and send bill iv mis uiuce. Painting Contract TO BE AWARDED. WTNNfitunpn fl O. Jan Ml. 1 Rfirt EALED BIDS, for nnlntintT tho Tnurn TT.il I nnd Steer) P. Will hA roroltrsmsl hv tha nnH oral cm aH im luciuinoi jeDruary. flans and specincauous upon application to .. w E. 8. CHANDLER, eb 3-d3t. Clerk of Council. WANTED, At the Charlfrtta rtt Mills ft rwwt hnahela Com. 1.000 bushels Wheat, Rye. Oats, Peas, Ac for "uiuu casn, or meal in exchange, wmi oe paid. Constantly on hand, Flour, Meal, Mill-feed, Ac. lor su e. These mills have been thoroughly refitted, and a i grain sent will be promptly ground.or exchanged desired. " v F. J. IRWIN A 00. janio-tt . -. .. . ' STEAK! DRILL FOR f M.E, A N INGERSOLL STEAM DRILL, VERY LIT- T. Aia Jr usea' mm weam uose, urrn romis, - vo, av. wm pe sold cneap. Address. t, 1 GEO. Z- FRENCH, J-". 23-1 m.d. Kooky Point, N. 0, r ftil GEO. W. GRAHAM, CniBLOTK, N. C, PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE, EAR 1 THROAT Y"1 WITH DBS. JONES A (1BAUAM. Fl. 3-dlwiw3iB HO. D. GIIAHAM, N the state and United States Ceurts. Oollee-Hir.1M0"8;-,aome and Foreign. . o:Mted. r Ab- SURGEON T)EKTIST;;5?c V. TKNDERa his professional services 3U the cUl a 01 Charlotte a d surrounding country lan0!0? Tryon 8treet OPP- ?Ua Cohen. , ,r , aunt hi TOMMK :o:- WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 20 PIECES OF THE . HANDSOMEST Oil Cretonnes That have ever been offered in this Market ::o: ALSO A HANDSOME LINE OF Neck inching. IN THE LATEST STYLES. Call and See Our Late Attraction. Respectfully, T. L. SEIGLE & CO. feb. 8. gatcut ItctUciues. BOTTLES. Its propertiea ore Demulcent, Nutri" tive Balsam if, Sooth: nira.ii I j L&am. ' Combining' all these fya-Uities, i t is the most effactivo LPli -r HAI.hAi.1 ever offered to sufferer 3 from p uiu.uuary diseases. . DR. J. F. HAYWOOD, of New York, voluntarily indorsed ii. READ WH AT HE S A Y3 : Dt.TUTT : New Y.. k Sopt.,U, b77. Oear ftir D.irin this y-iir I v i uil 11 ne Im Hired ccmoUoii(l lamin iu Uia I w t v rd ul ilia city Ultfc. so 1 era ol s v ry e a ty a. It waa there my : tten ion w a called to Tuit s Kxpectvunt, and 1 can.eu 11 y fturr.ribe at iu vr .udr.ul power. Duriojf a pntctice ui Iwei.ty jei'8, i 1 ve ix vor known a medicine to act an j.rom; tly.anrt wit rj suth hupny ellecta. Ii inatantly aubdiidU the in at violont fitaof cougb.HK. -nd inv.iiiaii y cire.I tha dlse se in a few d iys. 1 cbeertolly ina-fi'su it as tu Oti-t lung medicine I ever u .e J. J. filANCi II VYWJOD, M. D. A NEWSPAPE.i PUil. WRITES. Utfice. Evening News, AuuaCt, Gil. Dr. TUTT: Dear Sj My lit Ie son. w:ia ulta ked With pneumonia last winter, wnich le.t una u.lu a Tiolent coutjh, that las'-eJ till wi bin a inu-.th siuce, for tne cure ol which 1 am indebted t.yiur v.i'u ble Kxpectoral.t. 1 bad tried moot eve. y I. i .4 ice 111 mended, but none did any K J u ti. Iuse.lj ui Ki pectorant, one bottle of whicil remove'l t .j cougb entirely. AVith many thauk, 1 .uu jji.rs ti.y, JViLS .i, W'iiiGLE. Had terriblo NiGH r SWEATS. Aeiuybis, lreJ., 1 18.1. Dr. TUTT: Sir I have been 6u'.ln:iurf tor ue rly two years with a aerere uouu. Wuen 1 uoiuuie.iceu ta king your Kx pectorant 1 was reduced tociw La..aud and anteen pounds in weight. I had trie i almost Terytbini? : bad terr.blj uwut8wt),..i luvc tkeu half doze:i bottles. The night Kwe tshave le.t me, the conifh haji diippeared, and I b ve gained bi'teeD Duunda 111 iltah, I lecoiniuwnd i t to all my nienda VViuh great respect, OLIVER RICli IMPORTANT QUESTIONS. Reader, have yon cnnyl.t t colJ T A e you un abla to raiae the piilagm 7 llavu yoa u Irrita tioa iu the throat? A eunso of oppreaaioii on the lungs, with short brcutli? D you have a fitof coughing oil lying dvru ? A pharp pain tow and then iu thu region of the he:rt, sl.oul ders and back IT uu, our Advice ia tak ; al once a dose of Tutt'a Kxp;.ctor;iii' ; y m will eoon be able to raiao tac piil.-gm. la au hoar repeat the Expectorant, pl..et t hut iron to the feet, take two of Ttttt's Pills. Y011 will soou fall Into a pleasant sleep and wuk up iu tlio Bioi-ning, congh gone, lungs working fro ly : pny, breath ing, and th bowuls moviug in a natural manner. To prevent return of tlieae symptoms nw the Expectorant gevcral daya. Office. 35 Murray Street, N. Y. TUTT'S P3LLS TUTT'S PILLS TUTT'S PILLS TUTT'S PILLS CUBE FEVKIi AND AUU, TUTT'S PILLS CVUH SICK. HEADAUHK. TUTT'S PSLLS CtltB BILIOUS COLIC. TUTT'S PILLS IVK APPETIl t, 'S PILLS ctm: Pil.KS. TUTT'S HAIR DY GBAT HaIB OB WHISU.KHS ObunKed to a bLOUil Blaok by a single application of this Dvic It im part a Natural LJolor, acta Instantaneously, and is as Harmless as spring water. Sold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of $ 1 . j Offloe, 35 Murray St., New Yoi k. knP CELEBRATES - ; : .'.! 7o;! ! t XjM J UU ICCi buati an wvo vjv sal MnVfAYIrtl '""fWHsrraWaatsftftKlT DPYSffasfDD8 Do Ton feel that any one 01 your organ i ralta work ? II o., repair the damage with the most powerful. let nnrraies. pi inviwrouw. -kT. hotMarrtir tn thb 'Becrlnnfas of jqdrVlhat the irtlmar or all wakteatml aal peUntjSlB ol uie system. aui iwuvw is the immediate precursor of Jpeatlif? -i i S or sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. . "Dr.TUTT'S. Expect r--nt i IN 25CTS. AHJ.! IS TU Trom the New York Mall. Pennsylvania Republican Convention. Don Cameron: I am the Captain of the Peon. Bep. Con. Charm of Rmubtican: And a right good Captain, too. D. C : I'm very, very geod, nd be It understood I command a submissive crew. Chorm: He's very, very good. And be it understood He commands a submissive crew. D. C: I'm tbe son of slippery Simon, wno's an asianisniugiy sly man, And I'm Just as clever as he ; I am never known to quail, And I never, never fall to carry all the State with me. Chanu: What, never? D.O.: No, never! Charm: What, never? D. ft; Hardly ever! Chorus: He hardly ever falls, you see. Then give three cheers for tricky Don, The seif-seeklng Captain of the Penn. Eep. Con. Then give three cheers for tricky Don, rne uaptain 01 tne renn. Bep, con. D. ft: I do my best to utilize you all. Chorus: And with you we're Quite content. D. ft: You're exceedingly obedient. Ana 1 ininK it Dut expedient 10 gun you witn a compliment. Chorus: We're exceedingly obedient. And be thinks It but expedient to gun us witn a compliment. D.-ft: Bad language or abuse 1 never, never use: I smile fascinatingly: And even when I can't Make the whole State boom for Grant, I never use a big, big D. What, never? D. ft: No, never! Chorus: What, never? D.C.: Well, hardly ever! Chorus: At Chicago he will use a big D. Then give three cheeis lor tricky Don, Who thinks he's golns to run the Nat. Eep. Con. Then give three cheers for tricky Don, The Juggler of ihe Pem. Rep. Con. OBSERVATIONS. Chlf Ouray has a daughter named Missouri. Free Press. Ah, yes, Miss-Ouray. New Haven Reg ister. No French publisher will accept a story without It contains love, jealousy, murder, police and seve ral wine suppers. "Governor" Smith, of Maine, has not been heird of lately. He has probably gone in search of old man Bender A fond mother in Leadvlile speaks of her late son as having been born In Michigan but raised in Colorado. The vigilance committee raised him. Socrates swallowed a fatal dose of hemlock and his memory remains evergreen. The moral Is ob vious. Andrews s menum yueen. A Callfornlan's matrimonial advertisement winds up as follows: "Fortune no object, but should re quire the gal's relations to deposit one thousand live hundred dollars with me as security for her good behavior." A city broker visiting a country lady and wishing to increase her knowledge of affairs asked her If she knew what "watering stock" meant, to which she replied: "Of course I do; It Is giving the cows drink." Said a parent to his little son, who had commit ted some Indiscretion: "Do rou know that lam going to whip you?" "Yes," said the boy, "I sup pose you are. because you are bigger than I am." Boston Punch. A Maine man who didn't care two shakes of a lamb's tall about the newspapers, rode fourteen miles through a fierce snow storm to get a copy of a weekly paper that spoke of him as "a prominent citizen." Boston Post. "An Indiana gent has been scalped by plaster falling from a oelling." said the d'spatch, and the papers made of It: "An Indian agent was scalped by Plaster-falllng-from-a-ceillng," thinking It was a queer name for an Indian. She met him at the door and ushered him lu then said, "The weather has changed rather sud denly." "Yes, got damp quick," said he, and to this day he cannot acoount for her leaving the room so unceremoniously, and the "old man" ap pear, ng and conducting him out PERSONAL AND GENERAL. The richest university in the world is that of Leyden, in Holland. Its real estate alone is worth over four million dollars. It is estimated that 50,000 men and women arc employed in Philadelphia in the manufacture of clothing making 20,000,000 suits a year. Henry Williams, leader of the Moody choir at St .Louis, sues the Globe Demo crat for $25,000 for publishing a state ment by a woman who claims to be William's wife. The Albany Times fears the peace be tween Mrs. Sprague and Mrs. Conkling will not be lasting, though it frankly admits that they want the same man for president,-" Tfte Cannelton Enquirer cordially in dorses The Charlotte Observer's recommendation of Seymour and Eng lish as the Democratic presidential tick et. A change in the method of electing presidential electors is not needed halt' so much as is a uniform system of mathematics when it comes to counting the votes. Mr. Dion Boucicault has written a letter suggesting that every theatre and music hall in the United States shall devote St. Patrick's" Day to perf or nu ances in aid of the tferaicCs Tet f nd, Charles Jopea, a thirt owner of a lieadvllle mine worth 81,000,000, died without making a will. A lawyer, tak ing advantage of a small mortgage, got fraudulent possession of the property, but some miners discovered the scheme, and have found heirs in a poverty- stricken Vermont family. The Richmond (Va.) Dispatch com,l to the conclusion that there pan no lon ger be any reason, to doubt that Gen. Maone, United States Senator elect from that-State, is in favor of forming in Yirgina, an electoral ticket, which shall be pledged to no party, and to no paytioulftr qandjd.&te for the Presiden cy, The ore-miners of the Great Flats of East Texas, near Reading, Pa., have re solved to march in force from mine to mine and compel all hands to stop un less their demand for an advance of 15 per cent, is complied with. If this should prove ineffectual they threaten to burn the engine houses and other , buildings. The authorities have been notified and military will be called out if necessary. i ae)e . ii i New York Sun. Mr. Fernando Wood must have eg ecial recognition as a peacemaker, for ie put ft Stop in abort order, to a sting hg quarrel between Republicans and Democrats in the House. .Conget, the Michigan Republican, who , delights in nothing more than to arouse tno South ern. members, tegm to Bght .OW anew the war of : the rebellion, and .Virgin-, ians, iTennesseeians, . and those from, Louisiana rose up to resist the attack. The talk abouttriators and rebels was; getting on apace, when Mr. Wood end ed it by an objection, j Conger then had the mortification of seeing almost all of the Republicans vote for the bill he was attacking; Even his own party are tir ing of Congerr'Ki 1 , STATE NEWS. The University has 170 students. A dog, supposed to have hydrophobia, bit two men near Bridgewater last week. The Raleigh post-office uses three quarters of a ton of coal per day, so the News says, Mr. Sol Williams, of Warren ton, had his store robbed last Thursday night of $200 in cash. There was a snow Thursday night along the line of the Raleigh and Au gusta liaiiroaa. Fifteen guano companies have pur chased licenses to sell within the limits of the State. The Raleigh Observer says a box of rifles was sent to the Bingham school last week to complete the equipment. Eighty-three sheriffs have settle in full, and nearly all the remaining eleven in part, with the State treasurer. Mecklenburg paid $16,259.29 into the State treasury as taxes at the last sher iffs settlement. Wilmington has sixty-two cases on docket for the criminal court this weekj two of which are capital ceses. Stock law was defeated in Mouroe township last Thursday by a majority of 188, there being a full vote cast. A movement is on foot looking to the erection of a monument to the late Rev. Thos. G. Lowe, of Halifax coun ty. The Raleigh Observer says Capt. Michael Hoke, Lincolnton, will be in charge of the convict gang of the Uni versity Railroad. The Second Presbyterian church in Raleigh is being rapidly completed, and the congregation expect to occupy it by the middle of March. Two sportsmen of Raleigh went gunning Friday. Result: One's hat shot to pieces and a portion of the load lodged in the back of his head. The recent snow fall reached a depth of 8 or 9 inches in some parts of the State, and in some of the western coun ties, lif teen inches is reported. The Observer says there are prospects of a water famine in Raleigh. Fifteen of the public wells are reported by the street commissioner to be dry. The forests of North Carolina pro duce twenty-two different kinds of oak, eight of pine, none of spruce, seven of magnolia, eight of hickory, and five each of elm and birch. The Raleigh Observer says from pres ent indications there will be more cot ton planted in Wake county this year than ever before, and attributes this cause to the prices of this season. Mr. C. C. Clawson, a young Raleigh genius, has invented a calcutating ma chine, which he will soon haye patented. He has patents already on seyeral use ful inventions. Raleigh Observer: Hon. Kemp P. Battle Friday submitted his accounts as treasurer of the normal school and of the Peabody school fuud'to Treasur er Worth and Superintenden of Public Instruction Scarborough. The accounts were found correct in every particular. The Observer says a meeting of the executive committee of the board of trus tees of the University was held in Ral eigh Friday, at which, after transact ing some business of minor importance, a committee of five was appointed to visit the institution and report on its condition, management, &c. Raleigh Observer: The telephone has been put up at Christ church for use again to-day. The instrument has been re-arranged. Manager Starke hopes that no one will speak through the in strument, as was the case last Sunday, when several persons called that they could not hear The Raleigh Observer states that let ters are received by the commissioner of agriculture from abroad nearly every day, making inquiries as to lands, im migration, &c. Last ween letters came from Italy, New South Wales, Switzerland and Scotland. An Italian wrote that he desired to secure a tract of land in the pine country, to which he could bring a large colony of Italians, skilled in the culture of grapes, and al so growers of silk, Letters are receiv ed from all parts of the State daily, rrom parties wishing to register lands.. Dur ing the past few days about 2,000 acres nave been registered, rne new plan takes well, and the results are gratify ing. Benueit's nagn an i m i t y . Courier-Journal. They may say as much as they please that the Hei-ald will loose nothing by it, that, ringing throughout the world as the most princely benencence ever bestowed, it will come back two-fold ; for the like is quite beside the purpose Tne head that conceived was out toe agent of the heart that save, and the example in equally beyond all value and UU praise, as rar as mo umiui, wmuu goes to Mr. Bennett, comes by a reflect ed light to us, let us, and journalists everywhere, offer our sincere acknowl edgments to one who, however they may abuse him.has'done more to signal-. ize the prowess of his profession, and to illustrate its place in the history of his time, than alibis, otwapoparfes unit ed. "The manue or cnarity coveretn a muiiiLuae oi sins, uiu lub iruttuuer. But what shall be thought of a man who, defying all rv.le, envelops htmaelf x an ulster r The Energetic Man at a Fire. Boston Post Coolness and prompt action in time nf risjnoror is h ffreat thincr. A volun teer fireman in New Hampshire entered a dwelling threatened witn destruction, dashed up the stairs, threw a mirror and a lamp from an upper window on tr, the hAads of the rteoDie below, took an axe and chopped six holes in a Brus sels carpeted noor, jarring on tne pias- . . . -, 1 -c U 1 1- lenng oeiow, uio.e jc leucu uiuuav uu the mantel, then grabbed a feather-bed anrl rmmiarl ir. fchreerfinarters of a mile to the bank and hunted up the cashier, to have him put the article in his safe, and then the fire, which was in the wnndshpd. belns extinguished went home under the impression that he had. rendered vaiuame am and was a nero. Tne Nichols-Cooper Emoroffllo. New York, February 9. A sharp nnrl hitter rrmfpst hfit.WPPn "Rx-PoliCS Commissioner Nichols and Mayor Cooper- whioh has beep bitterly fought since the ousting of the commissioner, from the Dolice department,', finally resulted to-day in a complete victory for ;Nich nict the. decision of Judge 'Lawrence. which has just been given, reinstating him in office.- The matter came before K onrtrt rn u xpHt. rvF wt.inrnri tn rev view the action of Mayor Cooper in re-1 WtAvitilr "XTTsVirtla . -v- OUR GREAT BARGAINS ARE IN STORE FOR those who have delayed in making their Winter Clothing purchases. We prefer to turn our Stock into Cash, open each season with the newest designs keeping in every respect a first-class Stock. we know the only way to make quick and rapid work is to make a price low enough and the public will respond. We have had a successful year's business and we intend to make a clear and thorough sweep of all Winter Goods on hand. Remember the first comes secures the best selection, and such inducements as we will now offer happen but a few times in any person's experience. We never make any promises that we do not fulfill, the verifications of these facts can be seen on our tables. Our prices are all marked in plain figures, and we repeat again the Goods are to be sold. CLOSING CDDdDttlbnan S o o GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN FINE SUITS. WE WILL SELL TO-DAY A SUIT WORTH $25.00 tfOR $20jOO " " 20.00 FOR 16.50 15.00 FOR 12.50 As our Stock consists mostly of fine Goods, and principally of our own manufacture, it is to the adyantage of every purchaser, and a satisfaction to know, that if he buys a suit now that it will look as well the next season as this. We don't throw out any baits to the public with a mere small article, but fair treatment to all, and polite attention shown to every customer. WE SELL ONLY FIRST-CLASS GOODS. Notwithstanding the great advance of all Goods we will sell now at REDUCED PRICES, as we don't intend to carry our Stock over to the next season, but will keep fresh and new styles at all times and each season. tW We solicit a call from everybody, and everybody is invited. Respectfully, Fine Clothiers and Tailors. N. B We are in receipt of Spring Samples for Spring and Summer Clothing to be made to order. THE TIME HAS COME FOR OUR ANNUAL IE IE3 5?3" KELT1 O IK, "T , And with a view of reducing our immense stock befere making this Inventory, we will, in the face of continued and almost dally advances in all Goodrf, offer for the next ten days, with SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN PRICES, THE FOLLOWING GOODS : OUR ENTIRE LINE DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS & FANCY GOODS, Hosiery and Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, Germantown Goods and a splendid stock of MILLINERY Q-O.OD'B, CONSISTING OF HATS, TRIMMINGS AND ORNAMENTS, TOGETHER WITH 1,000 PIECES QE RIB3BOKTS, t- In cord edge goods, Grain double-faced Satin, in every color and shade. Flowers Tips, Band', Wlags, Birds, &c, fc&J13 A rare opportunity is now offered everybody to buy of the above-named goods, and the Ladies especially we know will avail themselves of It Now la the time. Remember the place, December 21. FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS, BUT FACTS ARE FACTS. 0 - - The Liveliest Place in Town is 8PRING-B' CORNER! wm (MDTF HE TRVn And when you want to save dollars in buying CLOTHING, come to Springs' Corner, where you will get most and best for your money. We believe in LARGE SAX.ES AND LITTLE PROFITS. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUT Men's and Boy's Clothing, at Springs' Corner. fST COME AND SEE Nov. 14. SCHIFF & GrRIBR, (KMCE1S AM vfJOfillDteWffi OSB OF TI1K LAKOKST AXJ BEST ASSORTED STOCKS OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, IN THE STATE. Close and Prompt Trade Specially Invited A,ft E N T S K! ill PL ANTER'S FAVO RITE igg L O N;G:;II AstenauHi oi pay wuttsus nuu w m FEBEUABY in fabrics, and increase the solid reputation we have already achieved for And we have decided to clear out all E. SALE OF PALL AND WITTKOWSKY & BARUCETS DRY GOODS EMPORIUM. ME nESKENDOVS EttJSl ! Chemical Fertilizers, . j - w ? O 9 O v O heavy Goods, they are to be sold, .and D. LATTA & BRO- WINTER (DEdDttDnfinn 9 ? W. 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