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VOLUME XXXIV.
,:.pHA(VITElCTHDBSpAY SEPTEMBER 188S;
PRICE FIVE CENTS;
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It wUl paj jcu
exambM By stock ol HXW
5;i:'Ni-i''-.:;,----8HiBTa tot tecetredtor thafall trade. v - 1
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VUnlaundrto t : m good
joa pa; il.50
Pl;i
Bosom Shifts
''Titor'lnaandrteil tioods. .
LP IF-
LOT
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;j ;.tfv ' liff eel4Jrat6d $1.0;)-Shirts with plain ,tr ot
- ; : j Jrypj 76ents TTntaundHed. Tbese xtm
V 7 : I few boxes ot Balbrtggaa Hose, left at ft .28
t '-'-...:..; .:;'.s:-:-'r-v. rr- .
' . Be daV'aU cents 4 An Silk, Taffete and lisle. Thread Gloves great
rSuctions. Special offer of Lisle Thread Hose. .lili pyuSf
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- -? ;! STJCatSSOBS TO ALXXAHDZB BABBIB. v?
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' THE SWIFT SPECIFY W.t Atlanta
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RECEIVINC
TUT- STOCE JO GOOD D
'vjfl'yns cirv in oub une.
' FOR SALE
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"'50, Coining the Jr0
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' We are )mt (b leoetpt of a fiae lot of TJMBSXL
XiAS aa oOom.v srr J- . K ; . t-
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: WELDON, 26 to 28lnchA8.' J !
; ALPACA. 28 to 32 inches. .
COLUMBIA,' 20 to 30 inches. i
- " GINGH A M, 26 to 30 inches. ' , - .
ALSO A NICE LUE
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Trim ks, s-; - Valises
a -.- .. bp m. i . r- a
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IVe, Are .Now ;lerlD2
Special inducements to our cuftomers and the
trade la .tti i i-... "s - ' ' ;
WATCHI3. CLOCKS, ' JIWILBtf UMONDS,
- - BILYTt end SILViB-PLAIBb-WABl, :
fcPSCTACLKa,. Ac, 4c ? J T.
iiiii
tjwt-rn"-" given to repalrlngWatchee,
'OR & BRO. '"t
Charlotte, N. a
m4iir
-"st
ICanuoia ami th Concord Post'
office. - . .
To tne Editor of Tbs Observer. : - C - v
.Cohoed, N. Aur, 31, 8'6r
' The Chariotte Observer of the 29th,
ins't., published", in " the " letter of its
Washington correspondent 'H," a
reference to ray card published in the
Observe of Aug. 26th inst., :which
fras entitled "he does not pander,"
applying lhv: language . to : Senator
RansomraB having been us&l to him
by a gentlemanfrom Cabarrus eoun
ty. . iHV-' paragraph . reads :'. ''Since
the publication of Mr. Swinks card I
deem it best to say that I heard Sen
ator Ransom, in 'private con versa
taon, on iast Saturday state that he
has never . uttered ' the expression
about '.'Pandering- to the : people."
The following is the- language I used
in iny Card and is a brief statement
of the conversation that f hen occurr
ed between Senator Racs6mf and the
gentleman from Cabarrbs. The gen-
d to Uen-
the rest of
iongressiocal
effort the
will be satisfied
representatives from" the
State hadf in this matter? done their
duty, j The; Senator irepMed That
.wouia oe. panaenng to tn. people,
which be would not do. ; !
V'lt was then supposed, and is-jow,
by j the . gentleman -.to whom Gn.
Kabsom was talking that he alludei
Jkx thd pdt office Bt Concord, and to
the people of -Ciibarrus county, not
to thecrsf scIJ generally." .. - . '. r
i .The a-V9 quoted paragraph con
tains the language that nailed the at-'
tention 'of your correspondent, and
also of th editor of the Raleigh Ob-
aervor, and called for the statement
'U." published of Senator Ransom s
privato denial. -.; . .
" Of Senator Ransom's 'private de-'
nial I have nothing o say, I publish
ed the lunguage as it 'was given me
and my informant (the gentleman I
from Cabarrus) says that is substanv
tially correct. . The gentleman from
Cabarrus wishesme to state that the
conversation alluded to was lengthy.
and very earnest. He was urging
the Senator , with all his power to go
with our State delegation and use his
influence with the Department and
r resident, to asect -the . removal ot
the present incumbent of our post
Office. -
i The Senator declined - to go, and
gave' as bis reason that it would do
no good. His expressions was, it will
be perfectly; futile to eo under such
circumstances, a full conviction that
she will not be removed. It was then
that the appeal above alluded to wag
maae .con
Congressi
him, to go with Cur State I
ional delegation to the de- (
partment and use
s and use his influence to at". 1
tain the ooiect petitioned ior, Dy tne
Democrats of Cabarrus county, the
removal of the present incumbent of
tne (joncora dose omce. ana to wnicn
be replied "That .would be patsder-
U15, w ot wn.wjwiu
no.dp n The language quoted above
were the expressions used bgenatoT'
Ransom, and "the circumstances are'
tkjnsi wnich tile lahgukge ' implies.
i wnich tile lahgukge ' implies.
cfveripeieaa h made te statement
as it nas published.
, . very wuiv: -
8wpi.
Te Tepnetfee CMapp,i(-. -
The Hon. ' Robert I. Taylor, the
JMemouraug uuuituw 4-ur guyomm; ui i
jienneBHee, auurtwueti a uub uwnsiuK, I
at Nashville Thursday evening. In I
his speech: MrrTayior said . I
'Uv mv Pfnnhliftn : rmnnnent T
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vJl .u- , i i - I
high-toned gentleman, for he is my
brother. I have toldj hirn. to cojne I
along an4 , 1 wuld; intuhiTO
mtOLgqQd society I would say that I
it tne people expeeu personal sduss
of him from me they are badly tnia-
1 Dublican banner,; I leva a
I only love a brother.. TbiS .hi: a
"family '
family -'fight, but 'S people are the
r is the attorney for the Hepublican
nartv and 1 do not . Deiieve ne i can
matte a case. ii tne isemocrauu par
ty cannot stand on pringiple it pan
not on tjreiudice. and if I cannot buo-
ceed --n; Principle alone, le$me go
down.'UJ w.. f
It is proposea py me jewuciw5 u
TAnneaflA to have thiee erand barbe-
cues" during - the- month of. October
one at Nashville, another at Enoz-
yille and-, a third - at Jackson. ' It is
also proposed to invite Zeb Vance, of
iNortn uarouna, iouu v. . sumi, v
Virginia; ' Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia,
and J General iGordon of Georgia, to
Knoxville; General Charles Hooker,
of Mississippi, W. F. Breeckinridger
trantnAirv- and JohnT. Morgan.of?
v..k.i1l on4 RATintP
Aianauiti, iu --sv
Vflfit of MiBSOUn. Jiraee aicwouttiu,
of Indiana,andapr6niinent Arkansan
to West Tennessee. - -
v Atmarra(iie Besrulatlons.
1 WASdliraTOlff, AUKU86 30,--The com-
of internal revenue has is-
BUcu ' n5guuMuo . w . , - - t
nlAomarcmrine '' law ,
'AAABsit s of rroving t , Jir4rtxatl4
tr resemblance cf butte ,,- except as
to the , mixture or xauowf noei
and the commissioner- says that
etablishments; bf the magnitude
necessary to successfully conduct the
manufacture ot oleomargarine may
be easily discovered ana are UKeiy to
be foui adjoining slaughter houses.
Manufacturers , are requirea w give
hnnrl not lees than 15.000. and to
vn hooka showibcr the articles used
. . . .... '
in maKing tne oleomargarine, wmjl w
make monthly jeturns ot tne saiao.
They must also; display their, names,
uuoiueoa w
Explicit directions . are given ior
stamping the - oleomargarine. Im
iH - to J-have - the mternal revenue
stdmf) -attached iuntil withdrawn
vision is 4made for. appeals in oases
wVierA the nature Of - any SUbStance
SUDP08ed tb be deleterious to . health
ia nnnfterned. " IOnX)ctober 1st, when
the law goes lWf0
garine ID the hands Of dealers must
ki in vulAn rwrkHza of not more
.Wtt, nonndandill not Proper
rmarkeS is tb be seized. f
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Wnt WiBdloVs BootblJMe-Svrup,
XBev. 8ylvanMODbbu writes to the Boston
Christian i
mend anyxmaoi meiucuw
to be good-partlcularly lor lnmnxs.- tun m
- - - . . m
Wmslow's SootBlng 8yrnp w W epeak from
fetsjeepPtBixp
ne which to r".con.
' f r tfiiecp v va it, irds
ottcura.. snd tue i. . '0 cneruo
-1 tMi'lvi."- Atid curingte
e is toi'"'' lole. we
a -t i ,1 1, cy would
( f t ecv ld tlUU
eon any oomud.
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iOiPFERS TO TflT
W hulesate s Retail i Trade
FIVE TONS
s
rse s Stock .o'f
5 t'flf
1 Jiv
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ONE CAR , LOAD
A.LL AT CLOSE PfilGES.
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LV UAIIJSOAD.
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TRAJKS 6QI89 SOUTH.
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tab 4th, 1888.
Ho. O,
ieaw New York,- jj.
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Baltimore,
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i i.xua mt n.uD mi'
6.03 d m
I 9.60 a
hla
9.00 b in
11.09 9 m
B.40 p m
906
p m
6.16 f g
P!
urkvih,
Ke8Vli; i IS . SB
1
4.44 a m
6 00a in
8U4 m
t - DauvUle, V UlOp-m
-reensboro, - ULOO p m
. eoldsboro, - -
Baleigh, '
; apeAuL' A
; Hldaborn, -
11.50 a nmon p m
16.00 p mkolosm
6.07 d m
LUpm
110.20 am
P4.66pm
m pic
a-aup m
i7.Up m 6.10 pm
High Point,
U S9pm (10.15 p'm
" aaueoury. '
Arrive etatviiie.
L20amil3.29p m
10.00 a ml 8. a pm
8.Q6 p ml 8.62 p $
z i?Zu:-
TV aJ KH uut uiaUla
Leave Concord
L46a miU.69p m
8.00a ml l.oo p u
n
a.vs a m . p m
7.04 amf 4.49 pm
L30pmll0.40pB
A2hJgJ
ArrtTeAtr'
mvlUe,
, TRAINS. GOING NORTH.
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LeBve stlanta. 1 1 Ji ' -1 i 00 p m B.40 a m
JenviUe, r r , l85a m 330p
Spajtanborg; r ' 1.84 am 3.43pm
fjimriptte, v - 4.40 am 6.86 pm
Concord, , (!v, t f 6,83a m
v ''Salisbury, 5 r - ClQam 8.0lpm
- High Polpt, '1 7.2oam 9.08pm
" tjrgensWg, .; 163 a m 8.43 p m
" raffiir''- ,! -iii-asaminaaoam
--'BiUsoTiro, - at U.M am U66am
1 Dor ham. ; . 13.38 p bd 4.40 a m
' Chapei Hill, '' - ' H.OOp m ,
, Baleigh, "t . 1.86 p m T.flO a Jn
4 " ' ttoldsboro, : " J 4.40 p wjll 00 -m
Danville - - 10Ja m U.30p m
' Drake's Branch, , i? 86 p m iPm
KeysvUle. x " 12.61 p m 8.04 a m
. i. : BurksvlUe ,t- J.80pm 8.67 am
Richmond "' 8 80 p m 7.00 a m
Lynebbunt. - ua. p m
Zu , Charlottesville, 8J6 p m
il.uoa iu
jo a
" Washington, ; : - H Wj-pm
Baltimore, --' 'r.-i 11.26 p m
r; PhOadelDhla, c ';; 8.00 a m
NewTwk, - - 6 20am
8.80 a m
lO.OTa m
USfpm
&2Q p m
Dafly except Sunday. f . ,
8LEKFIN8 CAB gSS.Y1
On tral" 63 ahd at, Pulunan Bua steeper oe-
1 Inun
1 AtiABla Hna new lorn.. yHiiiiimi omyas
.l ci3Shiii n1 Warm Snrtnts.-
i -x-,n. Ka and &h. Pniiman Buffet SleeDer be
tween waaMngton JfSSPbSSS.
M mond andreensbora Pullmanileeper between
I Through tickets on sale at principal stations, to
J .. tes and Information ippH to; w.
I oopy. Agent, or . - '
aaimtm1 Manscrsr. - Asst. Hen. rase. 423- V
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v' Omen ov SotajuirraMiuiTy -1 ,
: " ; wnJaHOTOK. N. o,Juiy 19. 1886. 1 ,
CHANGE 07 SCHEDULE.'
Q
N AND ArTES DATS THB FOLLOWING
Schedule mil do operated enuiaitaiiroaa.
PASS3QC6XB. KAIL AND KXPBSSS TRAINS,.
, DA1XT EXCEPT SUNDAY. .
Leave Wilmington at
' ' ft JA '
I .
i bo..
imm HAieun at .. i.
1 11& B
Arrive at Charlotte at...,M n
L60i
i .v;
I 50.
1 aavr un&noue at.... .......
Arrive at Raleigh at.... .9.09 A.
A. It
Arrive at 'Wilmington at,,,,.. ...4j5 a. au
v a ' , JJL11I, - f - l
i mjcai. Fnavwenger wrcsea.
tesv Charlotte at.... .J. 7.80a,.
AnMChar lotte at ... - . t-ip.i
I Leave wiuniagton , . .,; f.4d a. m.
I Arrtveat WMwingtoii at.... 6.4or,.
I tawI IrmiBbi between Charlotte-and Lanrliw
I bnrg TrlweeUyjeavlng !CMlotte on Mondays
t wi2SS2?
Passenger trains stop at jegular station, only
j andP(dils designated In the Company's Time
I Table. ' - - - -v
- , BHSLBT DIVISIOH, PASSBNGEB, HAIL. 3EX-
, r r . pb33 and frsiht v
(Dally exoept Sunday.) -
I Tj-.-caiarlotteat.'...................... 6.40p.m.
faSrr-y'JrlgSr
I Arrive at Charlotte tlM,,;.:.X...aa. r.
I , n t .n l make 'done connection' at
Tra'ns Nos. 1 an-
to. I Hamiet with R. L Trains to and from Raleigh.
B ., VBiWBVTIfll M f HBI I lai 111 A
I , Trains Nos, 8 and 4 make dose oonnecum M
1 i8ce TTla NoTi li E tewiHe, itattt on
and I Also, for epartanburg, Greenville, Athens, IU
tne I lanta and au pomts oouuiwetH,,
L. 'd. JONI3."
Superintendent.''
Faueneez Agent.
P. W. CLASX,6sn
, Sirs. Joe Persens Remedy .'
cento I Is vtlll the best Blood Purifier on the market -
riiOb'D AND - S10JEY.
PTms bteod of bub nas moeh to do In shaping
h& actions Owing hia p0griBxag throogli this
troublesome world,- regardless of tlw SJpount
of .present or expectant money In pocket r stored
afinb&nk. Itlsaeo&raded faerrtnat wa, ap
pr as our blood makes &s, and the purer the
bn od. tbe happier, aetMer. "prettier a-d wl
are; benee thaott ' repealed' liiterrogsiory,
ttfiw u your blood?" .With pure stream's & I fe
Kia fluid conning tbroogh our veins, benndlng
ttnghcnr hearts jia plooghlng through our
VWtical frame nxir morala become better, our
eortltatlQ-stronger, our InteUectual faeulUea
moeat6 and grander, and men women and
ehUdren happier, heaitauer and mora lowiu. -The
nnpececlented demand, .the unparalleled
eupttve powRrs, and the unmistakable nroat fiom
tamo of unimpeachable character and Integrity,
PKJ-Jt with an unenlng-finger toB. B. B. Botanic
Biuod Ba'm-as far the best, the cheaDest. t'ie
Cskest and the grandest and most powerful blood
remedy CTftr before known to mortal man la. the
positiye cure of Seronfla. Rheumatism, Skla
f if ,a? es, til taints of blood poison, Kidney oom-
.lnts, old ulcers and sores, oancei-s,catarr&, &c.
B . ts osbj about three years old r baby In
jitSiaxA 1 powwbot no remedy In AnrHw
wiike or evet has mai4e'- ocii a". wotttu!
S wu.g tu Ka niaeteal powers m curing ana en,-i
emmcuaxsg me aoovo eompiaiuiB,, anu gi
tie sales Ja the taoe of frenzied oppoaldon aial
- . ... . .
! be uo&eyed monopolists. A '- . . . :
j jtettoMtrom aU, points where Introduced are
peering In upon as, speaking in Its loudest praise.
fitmeSij they receive more benefit from one. bot
0. B. a", than they have from twenty,' thirty
fifcfUi? and even one hundred bottles of a boatid
Wtl n or inert and non-medfoloal rocts and
Vnc& iso common forest trees. JWe held the
J ft inbiaek and white, and we also hold the
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Police nanMa Views."
nr. M. M. Prince, Uvlng at 38 West Fair street,
Afanta, . ea ' has been troubled for several
nwoths with an ugly form of catarrh , attended,
wh a copious and offensive discharge from both
?er system became so affected andedneed that
wasoonflnodto bedat my hones for some
and received the attention "of three pay al
and used a dozen bottles of an. extensively
blood remedy, all without the least
ten-fit
Ane finsUj commenced the use of B. B, B. with
"lclded tir. prorement at once, slid when ten bot
J3 bad been used, she was entirely (ured of an
JQfsptonuof eatarrh..
h gave her an appettte, and Ineraaeed: her
Baghth rapidly, and I eheerfully recommend
Hds hulck and eheap tonic and Blood PurWer.
" ' V ' j.BUOBi. ,
- Uanta, January 10, 18$ 4 , ' raUoemanl 1
Aj-BOOK OP W03tDEU, FBEE
Xt who desire fall In
fd cure of Blood Poisons, Hero tola and Scrotu-
"u oweuu ga, uieera, bores, Knenmaosm, kid
ney Complaints, cataim, etc, ean seeure by matt
n A. a ODT-cf onr S3 nan TlluiSrafMl Rnnk nf
Minders, Klled with the most wonderful and start.
. - vuimfc WIU1 uw UHJ
SlWB BALM CO..
, , . Atlanta, 6a.
lONEY. iWANTED:
DO YOU WANT
Ight from 6 to 8 pounds.
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iry.uno.
,5.
we MVnodt thef wyi dellght you.
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Saceessors to Bamett ft Alexander.
?ree v delivery. Telephone 1
J gl'.'-'T.,' Wir;A j--..
: CCUTYmtEAStnEII. '1
.y annoortee myself a. candidate tor re- i
1 toSte oolue ot oounty Treasurer, subject
I
tbe solicitations of my friends' in different
nnanfthe nnnnt. I resDeetfuilT announce
it a candidate tor the-office ot Sherut ef I
.lenburc County, sublect to the nomination
by 1 ie Connqr Democratic Convention. " r
1 xn 1 iDTiorv
I: foe sheriff: ;
iKnttvr annannoe mvsalf a cancBdate , for the
orXof8herlf(otltecklenbnrg county, subject to !
thl iction of the Democratic nominating eonven-
I IIUUllUBHUK WW
w 1. GairriTH.-
UlSd
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FOR SHERIFF.
h niinHatinii nf man friends. I herebv an
noance myself as candidate for the office of
r7xit? tor if acUenbarc county, subject to the ae
Uo5 of the Democratic Conyentlon r
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FOR SHERIFF.
4
r w" a manv Tneds i nave con-
to i s a f -didate frr Sheriff of Meckle-
QtAOIt :
TTCn OP DFEDS
, A '"""f r "t a Candida ts far-tt
Va,X twee, -e ot xrtet jpeeds of tk- I
'County, subject, bowever, to the Demo-1
. tinl;.annffriinwnt.uill. .... - . . . f
g.js i. jiuMang Convention,
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wt r"4 on all i "aperi lo Ibe B.
r etMogne. Parties eontomplattog a
en uisr. ia" or amall, are requested
. r eao of cost, : , aur01-ljtww...
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WiL-h. triMi then mv the are- deUdons. J -4 ' .1 - ' I- Vl
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FrlSi FOSTER V CHAPfilAN,
One of the landmrrks of the Georgia
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Drug trade,, now "of Orlando, Florida,
writes: '. . - ' , ' ' J
I can hardU select a single case of the many
to whom, I have Isold . GOINN'8 PIOKZKB
BLOOD BXNEWER, but what have been satisfied;
and I find It the beet remedy for all Skin Diseases
I have ever sold, nd a Tine Vlorlda Tome.
i
"FOSTSB a CHAPMAN,
" , 1 "Orlando, Fla."'
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IlCertaia Cere for Catarrh !
A SUPERB
; Prddaeer aod Tonic I
Cures all Blood aud Skin Diseases,
; Kheumatism, bcroiula, Old aores.
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To look after the ; wardrobe of their Chil- ;J
dren, and if : there 1 is fresh supplrgg
Hosiery wanted they will Biive m6uyJilml
ouyiug some oi tnose;
-AT-
. At 1 cents per pair; ; . .
Gray Bibbed Knockabout Hose, size 71, 8,
; - 8i, actual value 20c. a pair.r
At 19 cents a pair.
A Jot of 55 dozen Cotton Hose, iull
regular madev black, cardinal, navy;
and brown, sizes 5i, 6, 6 7, 7 8, 8i;
THIER VALUE 25c. to 45c.' per pair
TO GET A CHANCE
Hosiery, is Dut rarely
auctions
wnmn t wa flrft
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
MAIL ORDEBS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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FOR SALE.
1L0T 69 feet on "Trade street, running back
896 feet to Fourth street, eonta'ning two story
brick dwelling, adjoining property otDr; O'Dono-
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1LOT corner College and Yffih rtreets, 18 fee
front. 123 feet deep. PiK700,, ;.; r.
2 LOTS on OoHegs' street, (one eentemmg twe
etoirhrlak store.) Lot 198 feet deep. Prloe
$8,000.
TT OTJSlt AND LOT next to Charlotte
OTJSlt AND LOT next to Charlotte Hotel,
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CP ACBXS LAND near Blddle Institute on the
DO C C.B. &PnVt36i)0 per acre.! v: i X
H0TJSB AND LOT. corner Third end College ::Z.t
streets, two story frame dwelling, 13 rooms. ,
I Price $3,000. ..... ., - - -h . -.-;-, .,r(i .
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?pt ACRES OT LAND (one-half heavily tlm ,
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