lm ma w. I HIMtML
re m at M
tetn wainr n
MMion voornee
e as MMm and
makes
i vMMB bstweea tBe dem
ote as Th-flaia Hslytectmlc
paw, Is whtch Uw tamer won by a
if U to 1 It vu a hotly contest -Hp,
shossatnf many boo stt-
s and to plays, as was artt
WRHi v a large crowd, Psrhssas
Mm Satan the tad, there beta I tain
the programme arses the game
cells. raiMrtac la the story at
ft pat la detail:
fVat BsJp-VlBglBta woo toas and
nw MAkJcoaL rovsyttaa kicked oft
r Cfemses to BibI. wo rails
lwu Um tail before he Is downs.
Ufsnter attempts line bat fails to
a, Htibbard goes around end for
Bards way makes H yar.ls
end; Hubbard tries end but no
Carpenter backs line for two
i 'Bards way makes one yard
and; Hubbard tries Una back
ft Cin; bail goes aver to cieme-m
dsrwaa. Douthlt makes two yards
the line; Hunter foes arounl
one yard; Forsythe makes one
Hat and ball osa orer
, on acootmt of forward pea.
makes four yards through
In the eerlmme Hunter gets
Captain Carpenter claimed Hun
an kail after wt-tstie blew. Kef-
ire kail to Virginia and
Masted. After mu a
took near
ft Is VlrdBla'a
down and three yards
Carpenter makes 1 yard
Use: Hubbard makes three
through line; Hardaway tries
but falls to advance;
three yards tarous;n
thrvusb Use f r
makes three yards
Csrpeater snakes two
Use: Haroawey mages
throuah line: Carpenter
jink hat do advance. (Third
With 4 yards to gain). Carpen-
PMU rrom Place BJ OK !B iwen-
yaro line, iforayrhe kirks off
r damson to Carpenter, who as
ses ball Btteen yards; MoCormi-k
SB through line for two yards; Hard
ray toes arfta end for two yards;
Mara makes 114 yards through line:
Rrtatway ghes through line for t
rde; Carpenter goes through line for
las yards; Huhhard foe around en.1
HRa yard i ; Hardaway goes through
for 4 yards: Carpenter makes
Mi yarde through Una ; Oanpen I r
Ikes two yards through tine; Cox
if through tine for two yards; Jewell
e around end for tea yards; Carper. -
througb lne for 1H yards;
trial end but falls to gain:
Stakes tour yards around end:
goes around and for six yards;
itsi goes through line for 2
; HBrdaway tries for end but
one-half yard; Hubbard inak ?s
lata half yard around end. Ball goes
afar to Clemson on downs. Beilois
foes around end for eighteen yards;
Xyneh goea around end for 3H yard:
the makes threa I yards around
end. Hunter goes around end for six
teen yards, Forsythe makes twelve
yards through line on a triple paw.
Hunter, on a double pass, makes four
yards around end; Douthlt makes two
yards through Hhe. Walker goes
around and for t yards; lornak goes
around end for five yards. Douth't
bucks line for one-half yard; Forsythe
tarn yards through line, aem-
ses gets nve yarns on on-siae piay.
bucks line for three yaras and
down. Lewis ucks goat, score,
to S.
r locks off for vwgims to
who advances ball fifteen
yards before being' downed: Lynah
foes around end (or two yards; Douthlt
iMsT Hue for tV, yards: Forsythe
makes 6 yards around end; Hunter
iNt n double pass goes through Tine, for
six yards; Douthlt goes through line
for 214 yards; Lynah goes around end
Hf seventeen yards; Hunter makes
one-half yard through hue; Hunter
foes through the line for three yards;
hit makes seven yards through
Hue, Hunter roes through line t yards;
"rLynan goes around end for one yard.
Douthit makes two yards uhrough 11ns;
ter tries line hut falls to advance
WKm Forsythe goes through Hne for
half yard; bail goes over to Vir
es downs on her fourteen-yard
Hardaway goes around ertrl for
yards; Carpenter goea throusn
for three yards; Hubbard goes
KRh line for two yards; Hardaway
PPll around end for 3 yards; Hard
as ty stakes two yards through line.
Hubbard goes around end for one ya-d,
IggKxaes through Hne for three yards;
pen ter goes through line for 1
yards; Httbbard goes around end for
three yards; Carpenter goes through
Hue for two yards; MoCottnick mak m
he yard through line. Nine out With
IfBBBBKM thirty-five yard line. Time of
ftrt haif, 23 nttgntes. Score: Clemson
tmSm Half-CaDtain Oarpent or
:C for Virginia to Hunter on
son's Sve-yard tine, who wjvahoes
tarenty-flve yards. Bellows makes
MUMs around end: Ctemaon's ort-
BBres Virginia ten yards; Douth t
two yarns through aine; Hunter
around end for lour yards: For
I ntakes two yards through lis',
t makes three yards through Unsi
ir srpes around end for seventeen
C Bellows makes three yards
id end; Forsyth 'goes through
for 334 yards; 'Doutbit makes two
i through Jlne; Lewis' loses twelve
I on fumble; Buster makes ten
around end. (Third down and
ptf to gain.) WaJknr makes 2V
I around eiJd; Forsythe gees
ad end fornix yards but is called
, on scoosBt of off -aide play and
tola gets ten yards; Lmb - triei
mt falls to advance ball. Here wU"i
1 wn and yards to gain,
a double pass kicks hall to
MS on Virginia's thirty-yard line
about one yard within bound. By
Ic-k play Lynah SOes over for a
Htows; Lewis kicks for goal;
who advances ball eight
goea through
yard
itaaamr (has ton but
I tkrough Bne;
srd sround end.
SWos.on don;
ird nVound e4;
goef fsmsgh line for she yard:
uoss tan yarns to moueti;
for Vfegttss. suss through
tor ass half yard: Oarrn r
ksa three yards tkrough Uns; Hub
bard anaksa om-half yard srouna ass;
Bsii goes ever to Clemson on down
bb her farty4ve-Tard use. Osme called
as hceosst st dsiksesa
pure: Oeswan, U: Virginia, . Time.
of half, n minutes. Teams sad eight
brutes to slay before thse would be
fJfOC -Ur.
CUE1MOX. V. f. L
Urs Ittght Ouard Jtofltt
Walker. Cast. Wght 1ckle Cox
Woodward ...hlght Ouard Abbott
nsater Center saeeie
Oeerge Left Ouard Oarptr
Dscks-orth ..Left Tackle ..Jiccormic
Make Left Bad Jewel!
Lewis Quarter-bark ....DeCsmn
Heater ...Right HaU-back Hardaway
Forsythe ..Left atalf-bark .Atubbard
Douthlt Fun Hack tarpester
Hctomaa Coach
ttoferee: Beard; Vo.whees. Umpire:
Dodfworth T me-keepers: Klgga, Voor-
Beam.
TsxnnusJtLocB Oo.
artMSEBS STtLL OVsIB.
They Have Vstsaaf to gay
totosasato Thai They WUI Bash Dews
II Is stilliat. HewSvse, Thai They SHU
Have a Sew gtoves to reesasrt.
Jdr. T. A. JUythe'e lnten lew regard
ing the action of the Kuulhern Cotton
Spinners' Assortfatloa In its effort to
nonce commissions, appearing to so
Obseorer special from PWtadeiphla yes
terday, Wse called to the attention of
President i. H. M OA den and Secretary
Oeo. IB. Hiss, of the association, last
evening, and they were asked If they
had anything to any on the subject and
each replied that no statement what
ever regarding the matter could now
be given out
It Is evident, however, that Mr
Blythe's statement that the Southern
manufacturers will likely abandon their
efforts tit have their yarns bandied at
loser is tee is at least premature, for
those interested convey, by their cheer
fttl spirits, the idea that they stilt have
a few cards up their sleeves, and it
would not be surprising if the Northern
cirnimoaaton men do not. before long.
find th.it they are not the Indispensable
factors hinted at hy Mr. Blythe.
It Is recalled that the Southern Cot
ton 'Spinners' Association first consider
ed the question ef establishing direct
setting agencies, under Ml own control
and was assured that should It need
any outside help1 strong houses would
finance It. Thts fact may account for
aome of the apparent confidence on the
part of the Southerners
A number of Northern papers yester
day endeavored to set statements from
the spinners, but all efforts were met
with the sjinounosmsM that there was
nothing to make public.
MSB. COIXBX'8 WILL.
Administrator Rhjroe FlaSS II sad Fet It
ea Beestd-Tbe Property Uoss to
Catkearth'a Relatives.
Mr. A. H. Bhyne, who has qualified
as administrator of the estate of Mrs
Violet J. Oottey ami Miss Jane Elisa
beth Catheart. the two old ladles who
were murdered and burned, yesterday
found Mrs. Colley's will among- the
litter of the ransacked residence. He
brought the paper to the city and gave
it to the clerk of the Superior Court.
The will was mads hy iMm. Volley on
April 19, I8i7, and was witnessed by
Messrs. J. W. Reid, W. W. Berryhlll
and I. N. Big ham. Mrs. Collay wine J
her tarm of CO acres and all her money
and possessions of every., kind to Miss
Lutneart, her niece, who was 'burned
"with her. Miss Cat heart owned 80
acres adjoining Mrs. Colley's rand. The
estate goea to Miss Cfethcart'a. relatives.
It is benesred Miss Cathcart has two
aurv.vlng meters, one of whom Is su
posed to be living In Gaston county. W
Rhyne, the administrator, will endejavw
u searcn out me relatives ami put
them in possession of their Inheritance,
A Trial la the Jail.
Will Barrlnger, a negro who Is to. Jail
without privilege of bond on charge of
an attempted assault, is again in Jail
under a bond of o0, on charge of
larceny. Barrlnger stole a "poke" oon
tahing about Sli from t he-wife of Josh
Agp.aw. The fact of the larceny came
OUT after his commitment on the charge
of assault, and yesterday the witnesses
In the larceny esse came to town.
Inquires John A. Newell and C. L.
Hunter, not being able to bring the ne
gro from Jail for trial, went to the Jail
and tried him. As a result they recom
mitted the negro, who was already in
Jail, to Jail under a bond of fM. (Bar
rlnger, under the circumstances, made
no effort to give bond.
Henderson Located.
The SalWbury Truth-Index says: 'W.
M. Henderson, colored, one of the refu
gees from Wilmington, who was accom
pan led to the, depot hy a committee of
catlsens during the revolution there in
188, is spending a few days in the
city, visiting relatives. Henderson is
now practicing law In Indianapolis, In
diana, and eays he is doing well.
Henderson is well kmdwn in Charlotte
where at one time he reigned as a depu
ty collector.
Bird Thrown Away.
weather of the past few days has
sot only been very uncomfortable to
the wearers of winter flannels, hut has
been bad for the (game market. Three
commission houses in the city were yes
terday compelled to throw away large
quantities of partridges that had hecn
shipped to Charlotte on consignment
Biros spoil very quickly in warm
weather and the loss sustained yester
day was quite a heavy one.
Three Hoars at Catawba Blver Bridge
The north-bound train on the Char
lotte, Columbia Augusts, road did no
arrive yesterday until after 32 o'clock
The engine broke down at the Catahvha
river bridge, and there the train stood
xor nearly three hours until repairs
were made so as to permit of the en
gine coming along "on one side." as
the engineers say when only one piston
rod is In operation.
Walker falls to advance
I; Lynah tries .Hne but
down and five yards to
kicks ball to Carpenter
yard line and he ad
ty yards; Hardaway
trds around end; Hub
half yard sround end.
as two yards through
es two yards through
' woes through Hne for
Amity and NeweU Chorchea to Have
Pastor,
(Dr. Bntfges, of the Presbyterian Col
MRe liege, will preach at 11 o'clock this
morning at ths Presbyterian church at
Newel!. After the services, a delera
tion from Amity church will meet with
seieeauon from the Newell church
to confer as to arrangements for the
services of a Dasfor for thefJiS
'flBBBBBSS.
S sround end
m fhmueh line
Very Small Men,
And Very Thin Meo,
In Fact All Men
Who wish to wear fashionable,
perfectly tailored, ready-to-wear-and
fit-at-once Suits and Over
coati, can be perfectly satisfied
here with the famous 8tein-BIoch
Wholesale-tailored Clothes.
Suits and Overcoats,
$10 to $40,
A perfect lit wsrranted or your
money returned.
E W, MELLON & CO,
MAIL ORDERS HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
TURKEY DRESSING
win soon ths order of .things in Thanksglvingdom. The
strutting turkey will soon cease to strut he's going to be
"dressed." With man It's different. When he's dressed in
one of our
Suits or
Overcoats
it's pleasure to "strut." We have the styles worth "gob
bling" up at prices to be "thankful" for. A veritable
"feast" of value. Let us fix you out with s suitable suit for
Thanksgiving Day. It won't est you much. Even less than
you think. Goods sent on approval, returnable at our expense.
sisisvw wssp .. s.wac.r as
ID II mm I Founded 1842. I
lvli iTf i Lit I lUn JFWaBCaaaV
juai a EBirtui&i gsv'Sam I
aE iBaaaaaasaaaafis
praise."
We wast to remind you that
the stock of watches
have as hand Is the largest
have ever carried and the
sort meat hi complete. We can
furnish yen! with ANTTHTN'G
yon want Is eUbtr ladles' or
gentlemen's stse. Ess the latest
handsome designs. Prices
enable.
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tfT.
HOLIDAY
GOODS
are arriving dally and my stock la
about complete. Diamonds, Watches
Jewelry, Cut Class, Solid Silverware.
Umbrellas and Fancy Goods
Ths handsomest and most carefully
selected goods ever shown In the city,
Would be pleased to have you call
and Inspect my stock for my prices are
from 10 to 96 per cent, leas than they
can be duplicated for in the city.
JONH FARRIOR,
Watchmaked and Jeweler.
No. 4 Sooth Tryon Street
LONGDATE CLOTHING CO,
Oldest and most reliable clothing store in the city.
Established In lf
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Have You
Bought Your
Jacket??
ftwawiaBBsgaii
LEOI STERM LXUNDRT COMPANY
Lace
Curtains
The name Implies a delicacy
that requires careful handling.
The praise given us by the la
dles la the test how well our
work Is done. The reason is the.
attention given to the washing
and having them evenly stretch
ed. Our prices are 3Dc to 60c. a
pair.
LEOI SrEHI UQNORY fiQUFHY
OTH PHON gg tag. IB W. TRADI.
Agents wanted in all neigh
boring towns.
ERYSIPELAS.
The Editor of The Stanley Enterprise
says:
Albemarhv N. C, May 18.18M.
Dear Hrs. Pearson: I am a complete
convert to the faith In your Remedy. I
wrote you about my mother, ef her
having been attacked at regular inter
vals with erysipelas, she having an ul
cer on her ankle, swollen leg, etc., and
further, after taking two bottles of
your Remedy, as prescribed, how she
broke out with a terrible Itching- humor.
Well, after resting on the strength of
what she had taken for a few days, she
commenced 'it again, and I am thank
ful to say it has done for her what 17
yeaio' treatment from doctors aa$6.
er remedies failed to accomplish. In
leas than two months your Remedy baa
driven the erysipelas from her system
(she not having had a single attack
less than two months your Remedy bas
since commencing your Remedy), the
swollen leg has been reduced to normal
proportions, and that ulcer on her leg,
which has been there in an Inflamed
and running condition for 17 years, has
entirely healed, and, praise God, your
Kemedy has done for my mother what
doctors could not do, and what we bad
lost all hopes of ever being done for
her. Despite her 65 years of age. She
can walk two miles with more ease now
than she could walk two blocks before.
1 feel like singing your prahsea for
what your 'Remedy has done for my
mother, and shall take pleasure in rec
ommending it on all occasions,
I am, sincerely,
J. D. BIVJ5NS.
MM H in sole.
An impertinent question, you say, but
we mean If you have walled
Here's
Your Luck
Late Saturday evening we received
surprise case of 40 brand new coats,
Jackets and "auto-nacks. .
Monday
iWe place the entire small lot of 40
garments blue, tan and back on sale
for fun at &! to $3.50 each lower than
you can match the quality In Charlotte,
The lightning prices will astonish you
SS.00. M.00. 17.60 and SS.SO.
A clean cut, a big saving, a small
lot: now. Jo-day, this morning, She sale
besins 32. 34. 36 measures.
Hot or cold, rain or shine, the sale will
be at
ALEXANDER'S
P. 8. Every garment the new style
QUEEN CITY PMOME 83-B.
Garibaldi & Bruns,
In a short while we will display
the magnificent showing of
Holiday Goods
now being purchased in New York
by our Mr. Bruns. It will be t tie
best selection of fine Jewelry
Novelties, Etc., ever shown
Charlotte. 1
Garibaldi & Bruns.
Jewelry Headquarters.
Aanlveiaary Dinner
Friday was the eighth anniversary of
the marriage of sir. and flfrs. W. O.
Dowd. It was ceJetoated by a dining,
at whioh were present Mr. and Mrs. C.
. w. awn, 9sr. am ara. .Lawrence B.
The heirs at law of E. T. Lents, de
ceased, offer for sale about 4W acres of
land on Dutch Buffalo Creek within one
and one-half miles of Mount Pleasant.
for ajstock farm; well-watered and has
good buildings and barn; also onef
tan-yard and a house and loti
adjoining, and said E. D. Lent"
late residence, both in the town
of Mt. Pleasant There are three;
churches and two good schools,one male
and the other female. In said town. Any
Person wishing to purchase will be
shown the property by calling on
JONAS COOK. Agent
1 w.jM!' '' MttnUmKlK.'V."""
Nov. 16, 1900.
Bibles,
Testaments,
er
and Hymnals,
Full line large print
Bibles and Testa
ments.
Some splendid val
ues in Family Bibles.
Coma ssd see the
OLIVER
and be convinced of Its superiority over
all other Typewriters.
F. N. ANDREWS,
JO West Trade Street.
"Sing their own
A Germtn proverb maker once said: 'There is no why
without a because."
Stuff Pianos contain every improvement known in the
art of piano building;. The finest material possible to secure
is used in their manufacture, and every workman in our vast
factory is an artist in hb particular line. That is WHY Stieff
Pianos are unsurpassed in tone, quality, action and wearing
power. BECAUSE our scale is-a masterpiece and the tone
it produces a revelation in purity, with a wonderful reserve
power, sympathetic, and an action the very acme of me
chanical perfection, is WHY they are sought by cnltrvHed
musicians and amateurs. These are the WHYS and BE-
CA USES, not to mention the saving of the middleman's
profits, that make the stieff Piano a king among competitors.
CHAS. M. STIEFF, mmffKm:
tilSl Charlotte, II. G.
The HagoeMcCorklc Dry Goods Co,,
Itnpof ters and Wholesalers,
Greensboro, N. C,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND HATS.
We solicit trade of merchants only, and sell nothing
at retail. We cordially invite all merchants to call on
us when in Greensboro, or to see our traveling salesman
before plscing orders elsewhere.
A
Forerunner
Of Christmas
SV "
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Jufct Look at Thisj
Doesn't It Look
Inviting,
Handsome Leather Hooker; the fa
mous ''Karpen Komst ruction; warrant
ed in every respect; only SB.OO.
Here's Its Mate, X
The Famous Karpen
Kouch, X
All leather. The construction of the
BprlngB, (bound securely by wires fcoth
ways, instead of cords), Insures life and
wearing qualities. 'We stand behind all
ffoods we sell. How's this for low?
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Here's a Oouch, same construction, in
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"THE HOME FURNISHERS."
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
'"T 111 "777:
Stone &Barringerf
Rook. Stationery sod Art Store,
GOAL
Al Craig Uro
Phone 170.
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tmrf awwn on job
r. rev w. srtm nnr Mr
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