DAILY CHA2L0 T:23 ,0
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r-viTT Jult is. Thci execu
tica hero this morning of Joseph
Palmer: colored, is the last that can
tn m rdfA in this eountv under the
present law,-: which designates the
Ohio penitentiary as the place- tor an
Palmer's crime was the murder of
Wm. H. Kirk, in his stable, on tne
afternoon of December 24, 1881, ana
t.hA fthippf: of tho -crime was robbery.
William Turner and Palmer, both Of
whom had, been employed by Kirk,"
planned and executed, the murder.
They were almost immediately, aij
rested, and both ; confessed, each
charging the other' with ' dealing
the fatal blow. It-was the verdict in
the'Berner case of manslaughter that
, was the chief inciting V cause of the
riot in which the court' house was
burned in March; 1884. Berner is
now in the' Ohio penitentiary, serv
ing out his sentence of twenty years,
' Palmer has been unusually stoical,
though- he- had recently ; permitted
-. the ministrations of Catholic priests;
The execution was private, in-the
jail yard, the scaff jld being shielded
from vie w by a stone wall., A, .large
number of people were in the adja
cent streets, which were guarded, by
police. Promptly at 10 o'clock the
condemned mati was led on to the
; scaffolci ; ' when a short prayer was
said by the priest. Palmer said noth
ing. The deputy sheriffs were now
so excited that they could scarcely
-adjust he Tope - At 10:12 o'clock the
-drop fill, but Palmer was such apows
f...l mon that: his 11W!r WM
not broken. He .writhed fearfully.
At the end of 26 minutes the sheriff
announced that the execution was
over, -but the body was not cut down
till some time later. , 7
Traffic End of a Iloiieiiiooii. -
LouisviLLE, Ky.," ;July 14, Albert
Boss, a' well-known German, shot
and .probably fatally wounded his
wife and then killed himself, at his
home in Jeffersonville, Ind. . A num
ber of shots were heard, and when
the' neighbors rushed in they found
Ross dead with a bullet in bis brain
and Mrs Ross lying ! bleeding on the
floor, her face burned with powder
v -and a horrible woundranging upward
dn her jaw The cause of the tragedy
:ds said to have been jealousy. The
wxmple had .been; ; married only two
, weeks, - Boss was well connectea
and hfe family are welktondo.- Mrs,
Boss's maiden-name was Maria Pins
.fordand she resided in Jeff ersbnville
before her marriage. ;
"'' s ' ."
V i ' : A Plucliy Sheriff
Marion; Ind..: July -IS. At four
mob of one hundred ineif marched
into town and halted in front of the
' jail containing Lewis, the negro who
outraged Miss Vincent. Sheriff Hoil-.
man appeared and stated that he was
prepared to Qeiena tne prisoner, ana
warned them against; making an
tacX ThiappsartQ JtaJthe
spirit out of -the leaders. In a short
time the mob withdrew;-
Gents, .to make a good appearance, should have,
shapely' locking feet... Fine fitting 'shoes, con
structed on scientific principles cover op defects,
and e$ tne same time develop all the good points
In one's feet. For these reasons, and for ease and
cemfort, always ask your dealer for the t'HANAN"
ILoe-r far the. best' ever -made. ; A. E. RANKIN
& 20. agents foi -iCho.V-'-feblldeod
E2AHHGT9 hV TELEGRAPH
JULY 15; 1888- , - "
, , Prodace.v
Bilumom NoonFlour, quiet; Howard Street
: ftr5: Family 4.259i$5.25; City Mills Super $3.25
t ; 100: Extra $3.75 $4.00: Elo brands i4 90t5.00:
Palapsco Family $6; - Superlative Patent $6.25;
Wheat-Southern firmer;- Western dull; Southern
r1 reS93 amber a$1.00; No.;, 1 Maryland
. 'i.J7; No. 2 Western winter re spot92a9a
X)rn Southern steady; Western, dull; Southern
-white 60361; yellow 5455. . , : -
Chicago. Flour steady. , Wheat active and un
settled, closed lc over yesterday: July 86S8&k;
ArattB3897;l3eptember 9092; No. 2 red
ceni nigner man yesieraay; casn fbizib; July 4,
uiva: August &mavmi septemDer 4&ie
vais nrmer, closing msc - nigneri casn sim: July
Zmmm; August 26iA26; September 2525.
su.tsan yvro. irregular; uycueu iu ceuta cents ntgner,
but feu off 5 cents, and closed steady; cash $10 80
$10.85; August $ia25$ia421; September $10,853)
$10,121. Lard active and higher; cash $6.6'23h
$3 65; August $5.C5a$6 70; , September $6.7m
Boxed meats steady;, dry salted shoulders $3.90a
t3.94; short Tibs 5.65a $5.70; short clear $5.85
15.90. wtiskeynrm.at.15. Sugar easier; gran
. mated 6; Standard A 61. -
4 Waral Stores :
Whjcnston Turpentine firm at,35. Boi
au; siramea- vo; gooa s trained as. I
rm at $1.20; crude turpentine steady; hard
jcuuw uiy turn virgin
Savank ah Turpentine firm at 85.' Eosln
lull at $1.003 $1.15. - . .
v CHAKLK3TOH Turpentine dull at 85. Bosln
steady; strzlned 97; good .trained $1.0$.
Financial . '
NEW YORK. -
r.icnamr3 us- uiuuej lystvi- DUD-treas"
- - ,u. Anf? Ten f tru. . v-
i i mxa koiu- j.uu,uou, vurreucj ai,Z33,1
- ovsrnments weaK ; tour per . cents, r$l.22:
- t!uree's I.COI4; State bonds neglected . -Alabama
Class A. 2 toft.....;............' . 91
. filisi'B. flvea:.j. :.. i m
-'"" T" ... .... t.UJ
rrla 6 s i 02
"a7's ncrtfage 1.02
J CCLTC Zia-4 Srvrrw ...... .'.,.. 80 .
-.C-rc :a(TMt int.., .
iCire .na'sFuadlriy.;.'.,MM. ' jq
a Carolina Brown Consols '1 to -
leancssee o s. ...... ...... A'm
lrtfnla6's...w.:-...v. ...... ...,;.,,.,.., 40
Vininla Cmsols:.... 45f
Cttapea&e and Ohio.... ... , au.
Ctic" -o and Northwestern 97&S
Cti-. 0 and Northwestern, preferred 1 solS
I ...r and Elo Grande;... .....
r-1
7 f nXLGBSCO
I' 9...
I 3 c-1 Nashville. ..."
if :.
ii-r. "
v -
iCi
eston.:....- '.....
a Uil'O..:. ................ .
rnaCh?ftanooga.,..
-3 Pac j, 1st.. . '
Cr-tr:l...v..Y. "
1 . patera preferred, "r"
' ... ....... ....
12 P.
' 314
64!
88
84
8
41,
55
it) ,
18
t and i ilecAtny.:..; " t
r"-1 J -uv:::3.. fe2.
i t ad utl'clt Terminal..;,;,. . 22
"i 1.18 -
l.P9
3, 1:: :rr:a......;......v. 715
rred.....
C ALvrcrc:? Du3 ; midden 1 10 1-1 S: r.wt. receipts
S; ptoss 8; sales ; stock 1,205; exports
Noktolk Steady; mlddllr?
10; n?t receipts
sales . 2; exports
-1 rross stock l,iJa;
coMtwtae : Great Britain .
aamsaroar Qufet; middling 1C1A; net rsc'ts
; gross ; sales ; stock 2U2; exports coast
wist.; Great Britain' - .c ;
Savankah Dull; middling 10; net receipts
gross-; sales ; stock 4,55St ' exports
roasWse 68; to continent GreajBjrttoln 7-7;
Nw ORiJsAN-Easy: middling 9 13 16: net rec'ts
12; gross 1 12; sales ISO); stock 23,639; exports
coastwise 2150; to Great Britain France ;
continent 9S7. .
Mobils Dull; middling 9; net receipts
6TOSS- ; sales ; stock 4,8i6; exp'ts coastwise
51; Great Britain . - , -
Mjqcphis Easy; middling 101: receipts 17;
shipments 431; sales 150; stock 8,(j58
AuecsTA Dull; middling , 101,8; ' receipts 6;
shipments ; sales 215; stock .
Ch ARUsrroN Dull : middling 10: net ' rec ts
5; gross .5; sales - , stock 1,316: exports to
coastwise ; Continent - ; Great Britain . ' t
Nkw York Steady; Bales 1527; middling uplands
lOtte; Orleans 10c: consolidated- net receipts
212; exports to ireat Britain , to, j France
continent 1287, . --
. - . Futures. - ; .7
3 Ml
5
..... 1 ' '
i i r ,S it ,
Wii IdiJL
Fine
Nrw York Net- receipts : eross 13.- Fu
tures closed barely steady; sales 84.700 bales. .
June....... 1.. ".. :
July.. .. . . ". . ....... . . ... 10.05S.06
August..: . . .. ..... . . .... . ....... 10 0B3.00
September. ... ..... 9.92.93
.October...., 9 72.73
November.... 9.669.00
December'.. .... . . . .-,.'.;.. '. 9.66.67
January.... .... .... .......... .. .. j-. .... 9.74a.75
February ; .85.86
March. . : . . . . 9 96 97
April 10.06Si.07
May. . . 4. . 10.163.19
. Lilrei'pool Cotton tla"1iet. : -
Liverpool. July V. Business moderate 'at un
changed prices; middling uplands 9 lGd; Orleans,
&d, sales vuuu; speculation ana exporr ouj;
ceipts 17 000;. American 8.7UU. J!Titures steaay. .
DDlands low middHns clause. July and August
delivery, f S2-64dffi5 83 64d. - :
Augjstand September 5 8F-64dS5 36 64rt.
: September and Octobers 35 64d&5 6 64d.'-
October and November 5 1 2 64d5 31 64d. -5.
November and December 5 8"-4d- '"'
December and January 5 80 H4d. " ' t ; I
January and February 5 81-64 J.
February and March 5 34-Md. - .C
2 p. k. Sales American 5,700. Upland tow mid
dlinsr clause, July delivery 5 84-64d. (buyers.) s
July and August 5 34 64d. ( buyers u .
August and September 5 88 64d. (sellers.)
September and October 5 88-64d,! sellTs.J . s
October and November 5 3H-64d. (sellers) Vs'
November and December 5 81 64d, (buyers )
December and January 6 81 64d; (buyers ) :
January and Februr? 6 83 6lL (sellers. io
; February and March 5 8-64d (value.)
subures sceaay. . 1
4 p." M.-rUplands low , middling clause
nenvery 0 33-01, vseiiers).
July and August 5 83-64d (sellers) ,
August and September 5 86-64d, (sellers. J
September and Ortober 5 86 64d, (value.) j ;
October and November 6 31-64r, (buyers.) !
. November and December f 30 ''sellers.)
December and January 5 3) 64d,. (sellers.) v.
January and February 53l-64d, (sellsrs.) "
Fr bniary and Ma ch 5 34 64d, (sellers.) -
. Futures closed steady. "
J'
July
.Ahl JBILEGArJir MUG OIj
Ladies', Misses' and Childrens
SOoes aqcl SEnppeii'S
And all kinds of-
Q;
For Boys', Youths' - and Gentlemen's
Summer Wear,
Call and see our goods', and prices before you buy .
Trade Street; X GRAY & GO.
DELIGHTFUL BATH BUNS, '
SUPERB COFFEE CAKES, ' '.
,:V '. V " : ORIENTAL TEA CAKES,
THE ONLY ORIGINAL O. K. BREAD, :
INIMITABLE NEW ENGLAND BREAD,
. FINE CANDIES,;ICES AND FRUITS.
-TO BE FOUND ONL5T AT-
OFFERS TO THE
wholesale
;5
Reta
il
CHARLOTTE
KML BlAK AliK)'
RE.:cpCHUljfA??t
THIS 1 AGENCY WILL BUT iND Sfrr r V ''
ofsSuthVSodl1
AU property put into our hands jtffl be
Forastlpulatonprevloiifiyagrewinpon '
FOR SALE.
in good nelehljof ho4 'gjg 99x" f
tMt on' ,6t "! tot" u5
eCTdeira(.:e property. iftifi0SKI?. et,
FIVE TONS
D
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MAYER & ROSS'.
MAYER & ROSS1
'OOmS. Jnt
1 1 ; One Dwelling on MnSi'trt ,.f .. -
x v two stories, sir mnm. r-KLt"5n o and
f ? One , D emng3iott west ' Tr v
Btortes. 7 room a. 2
Cotton Market;
Omci OT THX Obsskvkr.
Chaklottb, N. C, July 16, 1885. J
The city cotton market ' yesterday "closed dull
out steaay; Quotations nominal: . -
Middling..... . ..... ...... i..;... loaio
Feieipts yesterday... . .. ....
. . .4- it i
CITY PRODUCE MARKET
Reported by T. R. MieruuX '
JULY1&.1885..;.WT
Corn per bushel.;.. r......'.v..UJ".''.i" fr',. 80
Meal per busnel... ........ 8ii
Wheat-per tmshel............i;...fc.... ; l.io
Peanuts per busheL.... ........ ...;-....1.50ffll.75
Flour Family.... .. .... ..... .2.40'A45
EM.;...,iu,................2.35a2.40
. . , ,SUDer.. .
Peas Qay, per bushel-. .. . IMQiVA
OJ0U5
67
45
v DUCUQUin ................
Dried Fruit Apples, perlb..... ...i.i.t .f
v j ; Reaches, neeled
, ; i nnpeeled. .......
Blackberries...:..
Potatoes Sweet.. ....w.
. UUUItlA . . . . . .
uaoDage, per pouna. .... .... . .. j ,.
Onions, per bushel v.... ....
Beeswax, per pound.... ........ ......
Tallow, per pound.... .... .. .....- ..;
Butter, per pound....! ....
Eggs, per dozen.. . ,.
uoicKens....
Ducks.. i:v..:.
.'l-urKeys, per pouna..... .
Geese............ ....
Beef, per pound, net.. .
Mutton, per pound, net.... ,
rora, per pouna, nei. . .
WooL washed...........
" unwashed
VAafhmrm nam
0, UVT ........... ..'i
Iulks. per pound. ......
50360
'24ffi26
77U
1220
8310
1426
see 40
7B
i 7fl)8
78
82
16
450)50
Facts
are
Sfabboro Th
From Tarboro Southerner July 17. '
While visiting Tarboro, on July 8thl I was re
quefeted to visit-Miss Mary B. Staton, seven mile
from town, who for seven weeks had been suffering
excruciating agony from some blood poison, sup
posed to be poison oak. On last Tuesday, at her
request, I went to see her, and expected to see great
suffering, but was not prepared for the scene that
met me. -1 found, the patient broken out all over
with an eruption which had occasioned such in-'
tense itching that during :; the paroxysms she was
penecuy uaconirpuaDie. ana nad .scratched and
torn herself to pieces until her agony was indes
cribable. During these paroxysms she would have
to be held, and her screams could be heard a long
instance. . She would pray for death to come to her
relief; her whole body was purple and raw, and ex
uded a yellow water, which gatuarted the bed
through several thick quilts that day she had pos
sessed herself of a thick gutta percha coarse comb
and before she could be prevented, had raked her
self with It with such force as to break out some of
the teeth, thus adding to her agony. She was at
tended by as good physicians as Tarboro and her
neighborhood could afford, but their treatment af
forded only occasional, relief by outward applica
tions, and no permanent benefit, as the parox
ysins continued to return with increasing violence.
Upon viewing the conTiition of the patient I called
thefamlly together and told them to bear witness
that I promised nothing. I could not tell whether
my Remedy would relieve or not, as I had never
even imagined such suffering, but it could do no
harm and might do gobcL- I then gave her a large
dose of the Bitters, and as soon as tne paroxysm
was over, I sponged her whole body with the Wash,
while doing so she would call oat. "Oh. that does
feel so good.' I then gave her another dose of the
Bitters, and she was soon in a sweet sleep. I con
tinued this treatment, and whenever the Itching
would recur, I would sponge the body instantly
with the Wash, which, in everv instance allayed th9
irritation or itching, and warded off those violent
paroxysms. She did not have an attack during the
day, and by 4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, the
disease was; under perfect control. .; .The itching
would recur, but every-tlme was ' all ayed by the ap
plication of ' the Wash, I left her V, e3nesday.easy
and comfortable, with directions for the treatment
to be continued during the night, and as long as
was necessary. I came again to see her to-day,
Saturday, the 12th, and found her up and dressod,
and in the regular prosecution of her household
duties. She is entirely relieved, although she will,
of course, have to take the Bitters some time to
completely eradicate . the . poison from her blood.
During Wednesday she would frequently call for
the Bitters, aa she craved its soothing and quieting
effects, and during the day I administered a whole
bottle, with the above results. thuslproving what I
have always claimed, that .my Remedy Is an Infal
lible antidote for all blood Impurity. Iaia,
; I Kespectfully, , . J0B pQN.
This is to CMtlfy that hVfore?oing statement Is
perfectly correct In every particular, as we were eye
witnesses of Miss Mary's suffering and the wonder
fal relief afforded by Jlrs. Joe Person's P.emedyv i
, ,: ' , . .. . . - IflCT'LASETATCX," ft :
" ' " ' iTTJX tTATON, .
v ; CO""-Lrr STATON,
.".. -Tatt:
H Tarboro, N, C, July 12th, ltL
Seasonable
Goods!
rW HJNTY. BARRELS
LAWNS, PIQUES, NAINSOOKS, '
And Hamburg and Swiss Edgings and In-
sertings in large variety, at .
PURE
LINSiD
Oil,
ter;,two tot-99 orr rxr';rcu ?i wa.
u very desirable vkpTpU
i. . iwi o uuck ana aairv farm, iti
timber, branch runninir thi1
, 7 acres meadow. ; Price $30 1 per acre "
I 2v:i1JLn)roved lt -99x198 Oh Ninth .
l.U !betweea D and E streets.- Price S
O Tract of Land, 150 acres located uTi,
IO county, N: CM 'adjomtag laSWtSSf018
4 Payne and others, 6 mUeTm vi,4
Charlotte, and 18 from DaYldso?cmi'
It a good dweUlng-, 7 rooms fniwSSS' ?"0B
ings, good orchard ffASffi
for grains, grasses; corn H .!"adaPte0
etc.T85acrM good bottonTffi f0'
ultlvatlon., fu-1 fiDe Btat
iCk Tract of Land, miles south of rw.
v. r. t" x!"" -,.Fum reserve for ll.M
iS' 1 toryS
17,sSffitld3o&
and others.,,ftlc850?.W- f W"
32 SSSS-' tow-
to C stSft?9 ShprlmlsTaWt8 lL2a
dwelling
SS'te 8mlthand8th
t6m45and6
asr.!LKff9? LPUTchasermwd
ii u,9 iwii igjg ; - .
33 taffiZ tWt.601150
x"' u.iu Bireer. near
iJl lmprore.
CL(iDlM(Bim9So
- J, - ' .-i ; .--.-. Afc 4 T.. ... . .. . ; , , ,.:-v. 1
the residence rriMiZS -fi
will lease for 5 or 10 uears on reasonabi
35 tJltrlh"lo tHTm'" staining 162
w acres, about threee miipj 7.atTf
A, Large .Stock- of
Kinse8sarroGtbii!air"mn
1 premises. WeD watered ahi in
hood,, Price per crsi. " W16UUW
B U R G E BB" NICS0L1S ;
36
bus.
$2200.
Tract of land 'iitato-'iaig: 1j1m is
Sfety, N. C slxDea IS of S
On this place s the Splantiold Mine. Price
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER W
All kinds
nm
. eft f .
1 -.Jfe ":?H
"Colors, Varnishes, Etc,
acres to
miles from
BEDDING, &C.
A Tllil Hn nf mHAP WRTlfiTW A T L : If"
LOTJNGiS, Parlor and Chamber Suits, Cof- Z:
fins cf all kinds on hand. No. 6 West
Trade Street, Charlotte, North Carolina. 4
1 - lilltoe41?ntv.N.a.9inlle8fromBk
r;YVo u 30 m,ues 11-0111 Shelby, apple orchari
.Pjace. small two room dwelling, finetim.
JLl , under cultivation. Gold mine on
toe dace Thta nmn, la JCTW
1 MmefarmTOQQK" "r"
aharlotte. good store house.4 rooms, good orchard,
haacisjMder cultivation, balanceTplrieaS
ere. "cheap -, property. Price $26 per
R9 JiteohMorehead st, 99x366 feet,!
fStrf ?rSW6U' l0t WeU8etfflJl
1 4-1 w&S1 ening with-kitchen and stable.
-1"11,?8 ?n West wte street, beautiful
grove and well of good water, Price $2,200.
One story frame dwening 'and lot on Stone
wall street. Price $50Q
42
43
ONE CAR LOAD
EDE1. EnlSSEaEIS'S
A S
s n
m
A POSITIVE CUKE FOR
Gonstipatioh
Biliousness,
One lot anda half lot; unimproved, on tt
corner of B anct uth afreets Price 8651
4-fi SrSJ0!7 ?ame sW house 20x60 feet, lot
I ?S?KS,m rear P1" abo'O 100x125 feet, both
I at Sanford, Jfloore county, N; C. frice $450
J-fi - Two story frame dwelling, four rooms, barn
JLVF Stable. SmnkA hmiOA trfinA mall
trees, about tt acre of land, in Sanford, Moore co.,
J.7 I oWacres of land, 23 acres under cuW
jl .-.vatlon. talancA timhor
oak. Two tenement noun n ninn m-no m m
edge of Sanford, Moore county, N. a .Price $85a
(The above three trarfu- win ha onii tiwrottiAroir
separately, and if purchaser desires can secure re
rusai of a stock of goods at price agreed upon be
tween himself and the owner )
FOR RENT.
Store-room on TrnA atroa
suitable for a dwelling, on the north side of Trao
street, between R Rr.ropt uni ptthmnnf an nan-
I vllle railroad.
A Comfortable twn.atym
Well. kitchen nd mniAn oAnAnfk Jtt S14
i blocks from the sauare.-
A very nice one-story frame dwelling with ba
ment, 4 rooms, well and garden, on Sixth street,
Within flva mlnnfna -T. x jI c-n.F
Applyto ...
Charlotte
deal Cstate Agency,
? BT E. COCHBANE, Manager.
-AND-
ALL AT CLOSE PRIGES.
Sparkling Uatawba Spriop,
P Y S P;E P S I A
organs
Jf?J!eJl2 Pnre vegetable matter which acts mrm f,,.,,
UULLiUE WOIU JAl UC11OTUI InHlT.nv PAnnltlAn I , . " luvuiaiouiovifcwio
does not belong there. No malaria or other blood S3 ..rS tmtame1 In i116 stonweh that
nged, , , j ; v Dlooa aisease bangs around the system where KASK1NE is
WHAT CAUSES DISEASE, i
J. H. MoADEN.
rf
H'.3 13 13 ccrtlfv. tiat llrs. Pcrs'-'s statement
la re-ard to ny s'eruis is tn 3 ar.d 1 ;;xly cor
rect in every rer-cct es r-"".''.i rr.y Cv--..-on ana
Etrtcro,i:.CoJyihl--i.
The accumulation of earbae nhnnt t,fl ,Aw,t-. ' ' '
a proline generator 01 disease likewise. The nMirmTfatinn rf7SSuTrfA acmowjeagea to be
and decays, the gases arising therefrom nolaon?Shi2S W61 food ln stomach ferments
?JSS25!!2ftyf. various
acn, a yrx .n 01 mood and perfect dliestion i rSbttSSSVff lSbUity ofS roml
i : PREVENTION OE DISEASE.' ; ;i ",:
" i No berson whose dicpstinn i .nii ' . N . - : - ; ...
nothing will put the digestive organs in a hMith, ?,fear or P1 or other contagious disease, and I
ure to keep
stmatecaseotMhItualcons?ipatlPon?aadK cure the most oh-
'.j 's'-" s- B. ARCHER, Proprietor, ; .
FOR SALE. .
'At the Court". House door frmiesfl nM nrtvafotw
sooner), on the second' Thursday ln August, at 12
o'clock. F02TY AC2E3 OF. LAND, adlcIr and
partially within the town boundaries; bourId on
ine on,n Dy me v. u. railroad.- on the I hv
.,. . x .:. IVortli Carolina. ,
xxb menimnai miiiatoi xrataM nnyf rAcf ttph
f,Teljr ?tt8d UP Place for pleasure seekers or inla
nds. Possesses superior advantages. Write W
2.?.' IB E. O.ELLIOTT 4 SONt
may2Jeodtf . , Owners and PtovtU
SD C. HUNZLER,
-WnOLE3AL
LAGER BEER DEALER A!H
BOTTLER,
CHARLOTTE, N. Cm
Bepresents two of the lweest LAGEB
BEEB Bre weries in the United Statef. .
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