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. .. i i: . ... ........ . '.": j' . ' ' , ,.::hVv-VVV ?7iV,'- v ''i : Ai-:-;. x-yr. 7, ?- , v yj; 'HHABLOTTB DAILY, 0B&31VEB, Ml Mff: v.' XVk'h: ; .V-' l L'LzZ:: WEDDING ... . . Harriet" Bunsey - Orr laughter of Sir, end Mrev J. F. Orr, Becomes the Wife of Mr. Charles W. Allison The ; Attendanta A Reqeptlon ; j Tendered the Young Couple Will ,; Live at Mayodan.. f,' One of the prettiest weddings of th . MMtri 'ma tAat, last evening at. t - o'clock, ot Miss Harriet Bussey Orr and "Mr. Charles W. Allison, which too, place at the home of the1 bride's ' parents, Mr, and Mrs. John F. Orr, " t,-'Ip.' 668 East avenue. The cere 4 mony- was performed by Rev. T. J. . AUlaon. the father of the groom, aa- , alsted by Rev c. T. wniingham, of the First Baptist church.' The Orr. -V ,1'niJWT 'v HOMB honie'j'as beautifully decorated with 'i palm a, ferns and Baste llllles. ' Just preceding the ceremony Miss . 'Janl Patterson sang very sweetly f.0 Promise Me." The Richardson Ji Orchestra rendered Mendelssohn's T ' wedding march for the entrance Into ? th parlor of the brldat party. The - Attendants entered In the following ', order: Miss Margaret Ward and Miss . Eetelle Vernon; Mr. Bland Hammond and Mr. Alexander Craig; Miss Mary Graham and Miss Josephine - Os ?: borne; Mr. N. J. Orr and Mr. M-nllus Orr, brothers of the bride: Mias Re v bekah Chambers and Miss Madeline Orr; Mr. Frank M. Caldwell and Mr. ; D. Hatcher Walking; Miss Marie Wheeler and Miss Julia Bmlth; Mrs. 't. . T. T. Allison, dame of honor; Mr. T. J. Hutchinson and Mr. Rawllnsoti Myers; Miss Bensle Aycock.. of WedK- fiold, S. C , the maid of honor. The 'attendants formed an aisle from the , door to the lmproviitecl altar. The bride entered on the arm of her. t;; father, joining the groom and his brother and best man, Mr. James C. Allison, at the altar The bride wan aowned In a drens of ' White .chiffon over taffeta, with a i bertha of real lace, and carried a ' Shower boquet of Raster llllles. Her bridal veil was caught with u dla - fnond pin. an heirloom. The dame of honor and maid of honor wore white organdie over green silk. The bridesmaids wore white organdie with green tulle sashes and aigrettes, the Utter being gifts of the bride. After the wedding a reception was tendered the young couple nnd a large number of friends called to feliclate tbernt The following oiamed received at the door: Mrs. K. C. Register aud Mr. H. J. Oregg, In the first parlor; Mr, and Mrs. John F. Orr. Mr. and Mrs, R. M. Brannnti, Mis. Walter Bretn, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tlllett and Mrs. H. C. Bussey; In the s-cond par lor. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Allison. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. liiown. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Allison. Miss Bessie Ay cock and the bride and groom; In th ball, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Zweler, Mr. Charles Green itnd Miss Laura B Orr; in the dining room, Mrs. E. T. Caniler. Mrs. H. J. Oregg, and the bridesmaids; in the punch room. Mrs. W. 8 Liddell. Mrs. John M. Scott, Mrs. T. 8. Franklin and Mrs. W. L. Butt; In charge of the marriage reg ister, Mrs. A. K. Aycock. of Wedge fleld, and Mrs. Robert A. Foard. Mr, and Mrs. AIIImoii left last night on their bridal trip In the North. Upon their return from their honey moon they will be at home at the Mountain View Hotel. Mayodah, Where Mr. Allison holds a responsible position with the Mayodan Cotton Mill. , r: WHO IS MARSHALL HALL? Young Man Wlo Tried to Kill Him self in Philadelphia (iives Charlotte as Mis Home. The following Item appeared In the local pews columns of The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, of the 13th, and It may interest some one here: , "Ai but $2 of :-0fl he had when he left Charlotte. N. ('., a few days ago, being spent, Marshall Hall, aged 25, was saved from drinking the contents Of a bottle of laudanum which he had purchased this morning at Tenth and CaUoWhil! Mrectn. The young man had spent all his savings In his few days' stay In thix city, and through despondency, v.. in intent on suicide. "Hall came North and registered at a hotel In the centwil portion of the City during the earlier part of the week. Since then he haH been seeing the Sights and Kpi'inllni; hly money. He had been drlnkit.g heavily yesterday, and last night ur Iihhi'I a bottle of laudanum in a drug ntore near Tenth and Callowhlll streetx. Policeman Oeorge Smith, of Hie Tenth find Hut tonwood street station, saw Hall Standing on the corner, and -n u 1 1 1 the glimpse of the bottle he rained to his Hps. ft'mllh ktio ked li from his hand with his baton. "Magistrate O'Hrlen told the i.ung man this morn lit that In- wuuM nen-l blnl to the county prison for live days SO that he could soher up. and advii-d tllrn. When h'- W8 released, lo nf-ure work. So that lie could pay his f.uc back to Chariot i. Il.ili . x li I l.i i . 1 a lot Of cheap jewelry and dlfferem arycles of autre on which lie had lav ished his money " "Marshall Hail" does not appear In ttlO city dire, tory and in one scnis to know the yotnig fel OXK M AN'S The Style. Of 8UCfHHf III Preacher Hmm Cluingcd. '.The style of preacher that does , good work now Is very different from the successful man of old.'1 said a 1 worldly-wise man, '"J''"- m-ui wh-( reached the crowds In days gn.ie l.y was a pulpit lira tor. u man who uld Stir the multitude But mi-J, a prneh-j er is a buck number now . he can t get , the multitude to stir, people do not o i , to ehurch like they used to do. Y'ou t can't have a revival like the preachers ; ' used to have. The man who does amid f now- is the fellow who puts hi re-; ( llglon Into practice on the streets. K j s Jrour preacher reaches yui he must i 'fr do it on the sidewalk. Ynu give your " 1 jj money ctiecrfully but you do not give 1' your a tier turn. Thht Is the difference J ' The Thurchcs are !rger and more ; i V beautiful but the pie te more in- j dJiferyni. and not eisy to move." I (Will ContiiHK" iiitlori Kales. f Ths Metropolitan Ixnd Company, t , Which ha been conducting the auc- - i Won' sales of lots In the Maxwell itH tract of land. ill continue the sale ' Tuesday and Wede1a,v of OiIh .-"'week.- During the sales last week , lt lots were aoid. and there remain - tS td b disponed of at the two nales . , th week. The Steele Crek Band - wllf be oh hsnd again and presents wltf, be given away, a ii win be i. 'given at the last sale and ths checks ivra trt both days will be used. ; i 't,. ; Iteat fCatate Deals, ' i t Mr; .'Charles Gannon has bought a house and lot o Liberty street from jnr. . As Miirnii, the - consideration being tl.m. .Mrf -C M. Brldgea sold one M the same' neighborhood to Mr. T. WV Hawkine for the . same price. JJr William s Qmmp , bought a house from. Mr. JToho B, Curiae for $1,076. the lot beins; located ! on iXdberiy. These trades were msde-throurh the Btmth em Real. Eaafx ,ian .ft. Trust, Con.. II KKV'EHAIiv ORDLVAKfCES FEXDIXG Much Work ' Before the v Board of Aldermen BuildJng Ordinance Xot Yet Adopted. Thera are several ordinances pend ing before!,' Iht board of aldermen whtclt ara tb be acteeT on aj the next meeting. Mr. J. A. Fore' appcr ed before, the board at Its, March meeting salting that the city devlae a better tray of getting rid of the tmtax-pald dogs than . the one In use at present. He made several sugges tion which seemed good to the mem bers of the board and they paHed a resolution Instructing the ordinance committee to put these ideas Into shape. This ordinance has been draft ed and It la to be presented to the board at Its next meeting. The building ordinance, has passed two readings and Is to come up on its third reading at the next meeting of the board. This ordinance is a lengthy one covering a dozen or more pages of typewritten paper. It contains the regulations, according to which all new buildings are to be erected with in the fire limits in the future. It i la substance a copy of the fire waste bill, which was discussed at such length some months ns;o. In addition to these, .there are sev eral other ordinances which are to b voted upon at the coming meeting of til board. It Is pot Improbable that a special meeting will be called for the purpose. A BIO I. O. O. F. CKfiKBUATION. AnniverMary of the founding of the Order lo be Celebrated by Char lotte Ivodgch, April 27tli. The anniversary celebration of the organization of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be hold In this city, Thursday pvenlnir, April 27th. The four Charlotte lodges, the Char lotte No. RX: the Mecklenburg Decla ration. No (t. Catawba Erfcampment. No. in, and Rosalie Rebecca, No. 2, will io.n in the observance of the event. The celebration will likely be held in the Odd Fellows' hall and will be an elaborate affair. A delegation jof children from - the Odd Fellows I Home In Ooldsboro will be prosent, and an interesting programme will be : rendered. , The Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F, Is to he held In Ooldsboro the th of May. A number of Charlotte Odd Fellows will attend. The dedication of the new home for aged Odd Fellows and their widows. Is to take placo May 9th. The new home is a very fine one. Mocklenburgv Presbytery Meets. The Mecklenburg Presbytery con venes with the Dllworth Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. The session will likely continue throughout Werl nosday, there being no business of unusual Interest. This Is the regular spring meeting of the Presbytery. EASTER Kvery man likes to be at tired well on KaHtcr Sunday. Kverybody appears to be on dress parade. Now Is a splendid time to se lect the new Spring Suit and the many other lrens accesso ries. Come here for your out fitting, sir, ami on Easter Sun day you'll tie looked upon ns a wi:ll iiu;kki:i max. While our garment nro the best that's mode nml our l.aberdksliery romeH from the chops of the most notml mak ers, you will not fall to timl iCH PRICES VEKV RKAS- NABLE. straw Hats are ready for Yorke Bros. S Rogers loiiilers. Hatters and Fur nlshers. "LADY BALTIMORE," By OWEN WISTER Author of "THf VIRGINIANS," nc Just From the Press and a Good One Too, j Houston, Dixon & Co. 1 . BookM. . UtmUmuerr anil 'Arul- '" .;. ve.o, .... . w . ' ; Some Interesting Comparisons Price . Advances Half a Cent a Pound. v The, price of cotton on the , local market increased half a cent a pound during the Ust week, the market for spots opening Monday morning at 11.25 a-pound end closing las events at 14.75. The last advance of a quarter cnt a pound came after the ' . change had closed Thursday . after neon for the Easter holidays. .The receipts at the city platform yesterday were 71 bales and the. best price was 11.75 cents a pounC The receipts for the corresponding date of last year were IS bales and the best price at that time veas 7.66 cents a pound. i The receipts during llje week end ing yesterday were 169 bales. For the same week of last year the receipt were &46 bales. The receipts for the' first hslf of the month, have been 466 bales; for the corresponding period of last April, 1, 684 bales. The receipts for the present season to date have been 16,136. The receipts for the corresponding period of last season were 15,853 bales. Cant. Watte Will be There. Capt. Harrison Watts, formerly a popular citizen dl Charlotte and an ex-commander of the Mecklenburg camp of veterans, writes to friends here from his new home at Paducah, Ky.. that he will mett his old camp at the re-union at New Orleans. Capt. Watts is a gentleman of the old school and Is alike popular with his old comrades, the ladies and the children. $50100 DUE BILLS We notice that several piano concerns are offering due bills for different amounts to per sons making the 'most words out of letters contained In the firm's name. These coupons if presented before a certain date and countersigned to ap ply as a payment on a piano If bought from them. We will accept coupons giv en by any piano firm aa a portion of the first cash pay ment on a new Artistic Stleff, Shaw, or any new piano we sail. If you wish to buy In the future, send In your due bills and we will Issue our own due bill, good whenever you are ready to buy. Chase M. Stieff, Manufacturer of the Piano With the Sweet Tone. Southern Wareroom: West Trade Street., CHARLOTTE - - - - N. C. C. II. WII,MOTH, Mgr. 6 Went Trade Street. The Importance of French Lyelng and Dry Cleaning as done here? It means articles of apparel nficn cant aside as useless are made to do further duty and look well. Coats, Kults. Skirts, Shirt Waists. Gowns, Neckwear, Gloves and Ostrich Feathers are but few of the articles which our Dyeing and Dry Cleaning will benefit. tJET OCR PRICES. Charlotte Steam Laundry Laundcrcm, Oyeri, Cleaners. 2 Id South Trjon St. HICKS' CAPUDINE IMMIDIATELT CVaXS HEADACHES BrwsU s COLDS in e to it Movas trial Sotk lot si Onsfse '31' Ira L I tit X fJ I I I ig Orders and Cas! Are wonderful buyers.- They always get the hest there is to be had. They have Just bought for us A Car Load of Side boards at such low prices, that all competN tlon will be put aside. ; To make room for this car of ' i Sideboards, we will offer some nunv , , bers now on our floor at. A Great 1 ;.t .'.,: It is not a profit we are after now, but space. Why not profit thereby . V LIBIN FURNITURE COMP'Y. Is no worse than the- terrible case o; Plies that afnii-teil m 10 vrars. Then 1 was advised to aralv Rticlclan's Arnica Jave, io mnnu I MI permanenwy !iirea me. writes sl nh mar. oi uuaiea. Ky. Heals all wounds; Burns and Sores use magic c at. k. M. Joroan vv innbtl S-JiW .wr..4, :.V" m. t- .: i ,- fct i; We CLEAN and?'' ' Dye Portieres 4 This means that we can be , of much " service to you. for ; the time for Spring Cleaning and Renovating has arrived. Send , your Portieres, Furni ture Coverings, etc, to us. We will Clean or Dye them so nicely they will look like new. ""V?"J'!" ''' -' Queen Gty Dyeing snd Cleaning Works MRS. i. M, HESTER, Proprietress. Davidson. N. C, March 16, 1906. R. F. D. No. X5. About fl,ve months before the birth of my first child I was taken with some blod trouble, which the doctors said was dropsical in Its nature. My some blood trouble, which the doctors nounced , It dropsy, and said my blood had turned almost absolutely i to water. My whole body was fear fully swollen, and when I would press upon It the dent would remain, as Is so well known In dropsy. The doctors' treatment did not do one particle of good, and at the birth of my child I had convulsions and was critically 111, and for weeks I was very low. When I got up I was in a fearfully weak condition and sttll suffered from that dropsical trouble. This remained my condition until, a few months before ths birth of my second child. I then determined to quit doctors' treatment, and bought one dozen bottles of Mrs. Joe Per sons Remedy and took it. By the time I finished the dozen bottles, every Indication of that dropsical trouble had disappeared, and my health was good. At the birth of my second child my condition was nat ural, and I was soon up and well, and my health has remained so ever since. Before the birth of my third child, I again took a dozen bottles, and I never had a touch of that dropsical affection, and had aa healthy, natural outcome as was pos sible. I do not believe that there is another medicine In the world Its equal, and no one need hesitate to try It only take enough to counter act the acid In the blood and It will Cure. It Is a grand medicine. MRS. MART H. MAYHEW. HAVE YOU SEEN' Our new Line" of Leather Hand Bags, Belt Buck les, Side and Back Combs, Dog Collars and Waist Sets. New de signs, popular prices. J Garibaldi & Bruns. Diamonds, Silver Cut Glass. and G. Howard Wilson Norrle Seller MEMBERS OF New York Cotton . Exchange New York Coffee Exchange New Orloans CoUon Exchange Liverpool Cotton Ass'n., Ltd. FERNIEs WILSON & C0.( COMMISSION MERCHANTS 89 Beaver Street - - - Now York Prompt Attention Given to the Exe cution of Orders on the Exchanges. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. R&dica : . "J .' "li. i. .li i mi' ii,w;i r V- Refrigerators and ice lies Our new complete stoek of Refrigerators and Ice Boxes is now on sale. We have bought very largely and can quote lowest prices on high grade goods. Our line com prises The, Gurney Cleanable, The Leonard Cleanable which are, recognized as the best Prices from $10.00 to $50e00 Ices Boxes from $6.00 To $18.00 HAMMOCKS Palmers Hammocks are the best, prices $ 1 .50 to $6.00. Write for prices. Charlotte's Beet Conducted Hotel TIE BllfORD Special attention given to Table Service, making It un equalled In the South. This Is a ' feature of The Buf ord that Is claiming the attention of the Traveling Public. Clean, Comfortable Beds, At tentive Servants. 0 C. L HOOPER Manager JUST A 4 Ed. Mellon ill ffifS: mm TvT jfl offer a ;:V;Suits't $15, $ia50 and up to $2&," ' Our Haberdashery Department is a liberal education in correct' fashions lor spring and summer. There's much, thati'a truly'guisite. There's .nothing ' fMsmt:Mtn and values; are. remarkable. CLOTHING COMPANY Goods sent our expense. Pariter-Gardner Company When You QeaaHouse. I youll find our store the place to buy the many utensils you need and ought to have. Allen Hardware Co i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. MOMENT Ton know It pays to buy ' good "Clothes for your boy. Wa give our Boys' Clothing De partment the very best attention, and consequently we always give satisfaction. Our stock of Toung Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing was never mors complete than now. All the" tew spring styles ere in, end It'g' to your , ' interest to look through our stock. I V vb anvB SvhnT vou EASTER WEAR line of SDienaiaiy wiwrea - LONG-TATE on apprpval returnable at li 13) .1 ' Chick Springs Agency We are pleased to announce that we have secured the ex elusive agency for the ' Celebrated Chick Spring Water and we are prepared to furnish It In half-gallons, five gallons and barrels. Chick Springs Is a most re markable water and is a spe cific for Indigestion and Dys pepsia. 'Phone us your orders. Wt receive the water fresh every day. Brannon Carbonating Co. 'PHON E 835. 9 PLEASE! vnNT. Gompan 4-11 71 fir ."Aw i 33 1 -1 -51 -4 urn 1 tr Hl'"f f"3 3 OK 'Mi' 4 in r
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