The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-04-08


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and new homes.
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/ ed about through the town and do nI,sb
! towards making CharIort,. ant.Y,,risit.,
j city. Charlotte il AN extensive t,,df,..
centre and every ,...,,, -. ,nl.,,,. ~ -;
ness increases. II has EXTENSIVE railroad
facilities. il being the terminus If RI.
Richmond Il Danvillc the Atlanta 4 char
lotte Airline, the Charlotte. Columbia i
/ Augusta and the Atlantic tennessee /
| Ohio IA road not much LONGER than If,
narne) 1t is also the most ilnp0rtaut pojut
except Wilmington. on the Carolina Cen
tral road These roads give the city an
outlet in every direction and The buSiIi,.S,
men of the city use them for all they ar
worth Here We find Leaders in every line
of business, men who supplement- work
with iudicious advertising and make both
their work and their advertising pay
Anybody who reads North Carolina
newspapers knows of the extensive dry
goods establishments of Messrs Witkowski
4 Baruch Their retail establishment j. the
pride Of the city, and in it and about ii
fashion and fancy hold high carnival
From their wholesale store every dcnart
ment. of which is piled up with STAPLE and
| fancy goods. NAV be seen GREAT dray loads
of goods starting out on their Journey 10
merchants all over this section O couptrv
Messrs. Harrrayes 4 Alexander 7
Seigle, F.. |. keeslcr &, Co Elias 4 Cohen
and other LARGE dry goods establishments
keep tne t. the music of enterprise and
make things lively about their rcSpcctiyc
stores.
The boot and shoe establishments of
Messrs Pegram & CO.. and of Me9er~ 4
f. Rankin K 90 would do crrdi, ~ !
the clothing stores Of McSSrs. Bcrwangcr
Bros, Kaufman Il CO., and f. D. Iatta x
Bro, are models of mcrchantilc energy
and brain 1t is pleasant to walk through
the establishment of Messrs. Iatta & Bro
You find all about among the pyramids of
fine clothing good looking polite and clever
salesmen-n better looking or more DO
lite, however than the proprietor. Mr.. Z. u
Latta, not vet 40 wears old if he is. he is
wonderfully well preserved. but he is
owner and manager Of one of the largest
if not the largest clothing establishment
in the State.
In the grocery line Messrs. Springs &
Burwen. Spencer Il Co. Mayer & Ross 4
NJ. White & Co, MCLAUGHLIN Il Co. l.. J.
Walker & Co, and W j. Black Il Co.
take the lead, followed by many other
houses equally active and prosperous.
Probably the largest furniture store in
the State IS the establishment owned and
presided over by Mr.. f. NJ. Andrews Mr.
Andrews is one Of the hard workers and
liberal advertisers, and elegant sets of his
furniture adorn happy homes in almost
every section of the State Little children
rock in his easy chairs and sine his nraSes
and many vouno bridal comics thanl, b;m
for making their new homes cosy and com.
Portable.
In the education of hcr Children Cbar
lotto deserves commnrdat;nn IL ndd;ti,',
to numerous nrivata scbools tbat ne dI.i,,l,
exceIlent work sbo has est,hIisbed and :
maintainin,, a Graded school second ia
none in the State Thouoh not bniIt sneci
aIlv for oraded school work the hnrding
i Vol .dantad to i+s nnrno.os II =. -,
mated in q largo heautifnl frrova which
affords a magnificent pleasure gronnd for
the ois,bt hundred cbiIdre, fbo+ cnnoro
cato t6e.a 4ive mornino. in oonh ,,nnf ~
5ayo tboi-.vonn ninde and taio,tt,tra;,ad
ana davalcned pc r n;+lI,,ii
talented and snccessfuI edncator ! fbe
Principal and the brilliant success that
has attended the GRADED school work in
Charlotte Is mainly dnn ,o his abl. man
aoement Tbere are sivteen forms in the
s[booI each form heing nr.sidod over hv
faithful colaborers with Prof Mitchell il,
teachers are all ladies except one, prof.
CorIew.D and all of them are we'll Gualified
for their work Prof Corlew has charoe
of the first form. The other teachers are
Miss Bowie. Miss Annie Carr. Miss TitIow.
Miss Lucy Alexander, Miss kirkpatrick.
Miss Katie Shipp, Miss Williams. Miss
Wood, Misses Rode, Miss Ella Scarr. Miss
Quinn. Mrs. Durant. Miss Clarkson Miss
Bethune, and Miss Deyo. In connection