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rv4onAHLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, NOVEIBEH 21, 1C '4'. t SUPREME COUBX DEfclSIOKS WAT. appellant, vs. RAILRQAIX From Cumberland. Reversed. -v J U Whir Uie grants to railroad compani r indefinite, leaving ,n net routes to bt MlocW .M.W uuwnlUBV. tlhca, (trior Tlcht Wilt attach t that company wfcloh first locates tit tin; int. uua ao-ence i ,uury regulations to th contrary, th first location belong to that com .panjr which, flrrt dflns and mark its 'rout and adopt the same 'r'u permanent location by . authoritative loerporat action. l Where the line of a railroad Is.oiearly defined by the eslstence of .Oat old road-bed hlch Is entered on and staked out by tha agent of the caompaoy. and the route, so markorf la approved and adopted cy me ui- ' rectors as Its permanent location, in 'U0O oaae, a ourvey ty engineers in V not of suhstanoe, and should be con . k-aJ&ertd as essential. 1) The making uf a preliminary JrC'-awVay by an engineer of a railroad v"' ooenpany, never reported to the com fl'""'any or acted upon, will not prevent another oompy from locating on tk aanie line. ( Where priority of right taa been eecured by priority of lo- ' eaMon, It cannot bo defeated by a is rival oompany agreeing with tho ' owner and purchsslng the property, (t) By section S.00 of the re vival railroad corporations are r alrad, within a reasonable time af- ,? " tfcalr ram A la constructed to file A man and profile of tin el r route and r ' of land condemned for Its use with tho corporation commission. Hut " ":" this Is for Information deemed n'-ces- ' aary to enable that body to deal In IMngently with matters within the .'. scope of Ita duties, and I not requir ed a a part of a correct und com pleted location. , (f ) In an action to enjoin Wond ant railroad from Interf.rlr.g with a rtglht of way claimed by plaintiff. . at root railway, objection to tho vul Idlty of plaintiffs clrUm on the ground that the capital stock has not . . kion laan4 and that no money hilH been paid thereon; that plnlnHff. In- corporate J as a Ktreet railway, hat built no part of the road yet. In Fayettevllle or any ot.n.r town, bit; la only proceeding- In the country, and on a broach road, befor. the main road la constructed, "in h objections. evn If valid, could only be made available by direct proceeding- ln atituted by some member of the o company for unwarranted or Irregu lar procedure on the part of the of ficers; or by the fitate, for abuse or non-use Of Ita franchise, and are not pen to collateral Investigation In a case of this character, nor at the In stance of defendant. (7) Rtreet railways organized ' under the general corporation law in clude railways operated by steam or h electricity or any other motive power, used and operated between different points In the same municipality or between polnst In municipalities lying- near or iuijrent to each other, or between the territory lying c n tlguous to rho municipality In which ia Bfte home nflire of the company, tc. (I) There I no requirement of i Uie statute that the stoca of a lrr,.t railway company organised under the general corporation law ahull lie In sued or paid up before a valid organi sation can be effected or corporate action taken. (I) A provision In a charter giv ing a railroad company th specific right to condemn old and ahandoned road-beds does not apply to an old and abandoned road-bed over which, another rallrond has established a prior right of appropriation and Which has become a part of t'no lat ter's right of way. (10) Property whilrh has been appropriated to public ue, railroad r other, may, under lawful authr- - fty and procedure, bo condemned and go appropriated to anotru-r public Us. Hut where such second appro priation Is entirely InronsUtent with tho first, or pracitr-aily destroys It. Such power can only ti.i exercised by reason of ellative authority given In eipreas terms or by necessary Im plication. Ill) Where, the plaintiff had lo cated Its right of way along an old road-bed and 4-ho defendant has no S press grant to condemn plaintiff's tight of way and there Is alty shown for audi actl-.i no neces-I and this road-bed Is only sufllciient in permit th laying of one trai-W. and If tho' defendarrl Is allowed to condemn and j ft .11 It ailrh Hi'lldn UL-1 1 1 nr.i'. tlna.llv destrov tho ue of tills rlant of Wav on th Dart o( Plaintiff, thai nlaintlff li entitled t. (tin cI(u.l sir use of this roarl-b 1 us a ilnt the defendant's clnlm to h i . i r i r I n i It for Its own right of wav and to njancflve relief to restrain 'he de fendant from Interfering t her, w It n. BOL)MON. apellimt, vs si W Kl:-AOl-3 CO. Ftuni N-w llnn.Ne,, Affirmed. (1) Where, the terms of a ..n tract are found by iho Jury tin- t. !,i live rlirhts and dtillea .f the ihm,..i Under the contract become cuieetl .r t)f law for tho decision "f (hi- our' (2) The decision of an apin.cl from an order ronUnnlri or refu-ii.i; to grant un Inti rlo. utoi y InJuii' -tpoi la ne:fnr an cstopp. I nor the n of the rase J) In mi c jfirforma tc e i t the plaintiff- .u. eru4(o '.nip. ii, ' lO spi c'lflc I )tWSe I: l.lllt II. W- 'lie ;om '."M paj- I f I V clol - -ion b- I. of ' Ml ' 1 in ..i n v I . ll.K I lie 1 ' b l'nv fcgr!eil lli.i' to Lhe i-ompanv t h Ws fur makliiK twsen trie prernls. . and the pipes. ' I. would hnrge. c ach fifty dollura as an r for the us' snd s ri. age system tho sum as an un ucu.il rcnt.il not decree specific f. i . i f. 'in I.. eaiiso tho contract 1 un gard to lis duration there is an absence of ' mil In ..i. I be. a I ' I U I IM 1 1 1 - III tbe oUllg-.itlon. (4) The principal, i.hut ation owing the iluy to pubilo charging reasonnl.le ii i orpor- I serve the i and ii un I 1 rate, cannot cot. tract away lis po er to discharge sin Ii duty, applies a sewerage company. w- DAVIB. appelant, vs. WAM,. (1) 'Wnero the plaintiff com plains for trespass In cutting and re i moving timber ire.- from his land 'to tils great damage," under this allegation tie was entitled to recover th value of His llmlx r so removed "together with adequate damages tor any Injury done to the land in removing It therefiom." '(J Ths prayer for reli, f , t not S easeutlal part of- fn ronuilalnt and tine court will give relief appro ' -'. prlat to the complaint. pr.x,fa and . findings of the Jury, without refr '' '..von to th prayer for relief. . ; i (I) Wher In n action for trea- Kmm It appears thai the boundary line twen the plaintiff snd defendant . had bn . esta bllshed in n proces- - stoning procefHlIng In wnlc h the de . -.' fendaut did not raise an Inw of title, he I Uppd by the judgment in . ' thai ' proceeding from denying the ' ", ' botmdary thus determined to be the ' ; '. true line and from asserting title to 'any land beyond It. (4) A "broadalde" xoptlon "for rrrors In th chsrg" cannot b con sidered on appeal. (I) Th appall motion to dls. 'ml 4h svppoi bfn'4t) 4Jo . cri'M4 for everything a salv Is used for. f-witv Witchel Masai Halve, Oet p ou pg, usvisjrt lmCJU . captions ar not briefly d clearly stated and numbered" i a - required by th statute Bey. ill and Rule 17 Of this curt - O). The exceptions rented on art not grpopoa ana num bered . 1m mediately after th-end of the. case on appeal as required, by Rules If '01 and II. (I) Th Index is not nlaced at the front Of the rec ord as required by Rul 4. '' ! allowed under Rul 19 in the xpc tatlon that appellants hereafter mU I conform tmese requirements. ) Ordinarily., hereafter motions to dismiss appeals will b allowed, upon a failure to comply with the Rules of this Court, without discuss ing the merits of the case. HULL, appellant, vs. ROXBORO. From Person, -Afflrmea. f t (1) A municipal '"corporation la exempt from liability' for any injury reaultlnr from a failure to vexercise Its governmental powers, or for their Improper or negligent exercise,, duj It la amendable to an action for any Injury caused by Its. neglect to Per form Its ministerial functions of y an Improper or unsKiuiui penorm anco of them. (2) A municipal corporation Is not civilly liable for the failure to pass ordinances to preserve one pun Hc health or otherwise promote the nubile rood, nor for any omission to enforce ordinances enacted under the legislative powers granted in Us charter, or to see that they are pro perly observed by Ita cltlxens, or those who may be resident wnnin tine corporate limits. (3) Jf a cltlien la Injured by the erection and maintenance of a nui sance on private premises In viola tion of an ordinance, he has, In ad dition to the right of criminal proae cutlon. a "remedy either preventive by Injunction or remedial by abate ment. I.I'M HER COMPANY vs. CKDAR ". appellant. From Iare. Er ror. (1) Before a court of equity would exercise Us Jurisdiction to en Join civil trespasses two conditions were required to concur, namely, the plaintiffs title must have been ad mitted or manifestly appear to be good, or It mut have been establish ed bv a lesal adjudication, unless the complainant was attempting to es tablish It by an action of law and needed protection during Its pen dency, and secondly, the threatened Injury must have been of such a pe culiar nature to cause irreparable damage. l) The usual method "f show ing Irreparable damage, when the trespass was the cutting of timber trees, was bv alleging and proving; Insolvency. Hut by the Revlsal. sec. 807, (Acts of 1S85 (In. 401.) It wus provided that In an application for an Injunction, It shall not be neces sary to allege Insolvency when the trespass Is continuous In Its nature or consists In rutttlng timber trees. (! Rev. sec. SOI (Acts of 1901, ch 60 ) provides that when the Judge finds It to be a fact that the contention on both sides, as to the lib- to tine land and the rlg-ht to cut lltnb r thereon, Is bona flrto and Is based upon evidence of facts constl- I luting a prima facia title, neltner 1 Dartv shun ne permiuea uurun ui pendency of the action to cut the tree, without no consent of both, until tlio title Is regularly determin ed. (4) Key. sec. R09 provides that I If it Is found that the contention or either partly Is In good faith and Is based upon a prlmii faclo title, and the court is further satisfied that tho contention of tine other party Is not of that character, It may allow the former to cut the trees upon giving bond to securo the probable damaxe, aa required by law. (ft) In an action to. enjoin tho defendant from trespassing on cer tain land by cutting timber, where the defendant exhibited a perfect paper title to thrcn tracts and adduc ed testimony reasonably sufficient and satisfactory to show tino location of the lAid Included within the boundaries of those threo tracts and that ho has acted In good falt.h In all respec ts, and the plaintiff makes no I c laim to those tracts, the court erred in enjoining tho defondant from cut ' ting timber on said three tracts, i ) A party claiming land to be I ... i ... . . . I ( -I L Ch. w" M,n n iu"ii burden of proving it. (71 Th reference In an exception to lands previously entered or grant ed Is sufficient to let In evidence f Identification under the, maxim. Id cerium est quod rertum reddl potest An exception In a grant or 00 acres "within which bounds ! there hath been heretoforo granted iS2.33 seres, and Is now surveyed 'snd In he ((ranted to Mr. Ororgn I'ol I lock I' soft acre s, wnlch bejfln at Haniuel Jackson's northeast corner of 2.000 a s s gnint on Mill Tall and runs south and east for complement." Is sufficiently certain to exclude the lands therein fnun Hi" operation of 1 the grant. !iA lrt K.VANH. Appellant. From c'.i ativille'. No Krror. ill In an action cm a note for 7f. oil iwti f(,r tho purcliase money of land. a. JusUi e of the peare mad Jurlsclic t'.on as to the title of tl.nu , l.i i 1 is not In Wsue. i i : i in ,in lo tion on a note iilleed to I it 'e be. n slven for the purchase ni'iii. t f I . i , . I il Is i mil potent to piove by M was Khen t - i t.he l.illii lifl.t tile Hot e M t . I of tin. land I hi. -nee that I li le j the purchase money of. It Is not nee c-sxa i y that M i ulitiiln it cl " l Ipl ion r n fer on Its f ic e to Ihe deed ( .'1 i 111 .Hi li. ii.in on a mile aliened to Ii.im be . n iim ii for tin purchuse inon. v of lun. I. the defi iid.ini. If he . in, hi. Is 1 1 In nil time and lnd'-is .n appropriate Issue, has (he light to llle the IjUeSIIOII submjtti-d to the Jury as to whether or not Hi" noie was kIvcii for the purchase ii i 1 1 j- of i lie land. JOHN N vs. JOHNSON. Appeal by I ntervi-rior. From Chatham. Appeal I HsiniHsed. (1) ( poii a motion by Hie plaln 1 1 IT to s' I ciKlde it il'n ree upon the Krounds tnui tho Su.erlor I ouit hud u. .(iiiic.l no Jurisdiction, on who was iiol a party to the action, but i hiltns that' his title) will be uffuCted II tin- det ret. Is sot Hsl.le, has tio right to b- beard upon this motion. ti An action to annul a mar riage, utid the plaintiff's motion to rapacity s u proceeding for divorce and th'.- affidavit required In divorce cases being Jurisdictional, In tne ab sence of ii, the court is powerless to make a decree Invalidating the mar ria.gr. and the pjlalntlff'a motion to ret It iislcio wus properly allowed. i iiiiiiIhu- of roller. Kllli-d at Kun gu Kungur. HuhsIh, Nov. 20. Whit M. I'osochlne, the commissary Of po lice, was conducting domiciliary vis its to-day he was shot snd killed by a man whose housi was being search ed. The murderer was arrested. Bi.tJOOIKII LI V Kit A TION KOK TO AMBI- Ton cannot aeeompllsh very much If your liver U Inactive as you fsai dull, your eyas ar heavy and slight egrrtloit esbsusts yo. Onno relative rrult Syrup stltrrulatei the liver and bowels and man rou feel bright and active. Ortrs ImaUvs rroK" "i,yw'" doe not nauaaeie or grip snd la tnlM snd very pleasant to take, OH no Is more efTao- tw tha a pins er eelwr MLkaMlea. v. , '...: SurWrlntrndent.of JMblle Instruction ;' J Y. Corner Is Elected Jr(ilderrf of Norma! Col leg JUut Refuses to f Accept. K'-; -.3UmM Special to ;Th Obsnrer.i,;' , i Greensboro, JNoy.v- ttMkt' '.- fBt lug? ; of th board . of trustee Of Ch BUt Normal and Industrial Colleg hero this afternoon. Vtat Suprlnten dent .of Public Instruction J. T. Joy ner was lct4 president of the col lege to fill the vacancy caused by th death of Dr. Chss. n. Mclver, Bept. 17th. Prof. Joyner promptly declined to accept tho place.' This leaves the college trustees In s wore position than ever.-', It' bad "been freely -pre- aiciea ana ' s;eneraiiy unaerKooa iu educational circles ttiti he would be elected and It was excepted that he would accept. Strong Influenoes wer at work on both "side, friend of th college ( wer asking; htm to accept. while other men in educational move ments in th 8tte were urging him to remain where he Is now. Th latter prevailed. "My Heart." said he. "Is with the Norms!, but my duty Kls along other lines." Had he accepted it.it is understood that Prof. J. a Carlyle, of Wake Forest Colleg. would bav been ap pointed 'superintendent of public In structlon. j WEDDING ANNIVERSAIIY. Mr. and Mrs, R. ' J. Cobb Entertain Their Friends Kvont Marks the Twentieth Anniversary of Their Marriage A Sotable Social Event at tirconvHle. Correspondence of The Observer. Greenville. N. C, Nov. II. Th Cobb residence, one of tb hand somest In Qresnvllle. was thrown open to their friends on the evening; of the 11th instant, the occasion being; the twentieth anniversary of their marrlase. Mrs. Cobb, elegantly attired, stood with her husband near the drawing; room door, being assisted In recelv Ing by her father, Mr. C. B. Roun- trce, a gallant old Confederate sol dier, and wife, and her sister, Mrs. George Woodard, and huaband. Mlsa Anna Cobb, the oldest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cobb, a charm ing debutante of 18 summers, who had hurried home from the Led-better-Settle marriage to be present at the anniversary of her parents, entertained her young; friends In tho parlor the left. Mr. R. J. Cobb Is the president of fhe Greenville Banking & Trust Company and la most highly es teemed In our midst, as was testified by the cordial hand-clasps and fer vent good wishes of the large number of callers, who enjoyed the oc casion to the fullest extent A hand, secured for the evening, rendered en chanting music, and hot house plants and flowers rising in delicate tints with the exquisite collodions of Drestcn and Herves China, rendered the scene a round of beauty from room to room. Pellclous refreshments were served In truly elaborate Southern style, the guests lingering until the mid night hour. IX)U rNHKCOMINO COXDCCT. nvesllgaung narges pi Cnwarriirw TPYefcrriil Against Two Ashevlllo Policemen A Third May Im- Involved. Hpeclul to Tho Observer. Ashovlllo, Nov. 10. Growlnff out of tho tragedy enacted on the streets of Ashe.vllle lust Tuesday night when Pa trolmen Blackstock and Ballcy and three members of the black race were shot to death by a negro desperado, itho pollco committee of tho board of aldermen to-ilay begun an Investiga tion 'of charges lodged against two members of tho police force accused of ruKlcct of official duty. It has been alleged that the conduct of the two policemen was unbecoming brave officers, that, on the night of the shooting they went to police head quarters and "hid nut" Instead of go ing to the aid of Bailey and facing the desperado on the square. Whether the evidence in the possession of the committee Is conclusrve is not known. Tho committee believed the charges serious enough to Investigate and two sessions of the committee were held to-day. Tho sessions were behind closed doors and the result of the In vestigation, if concluded, has not been announced. The Investigation has created some stir here and It I not Improbable that the conduct of another member of the force will be subject to Investiga tion. I'KJIMST IIK.1,1) FOlt MURDER. Coroner's Jury lllamcs Death of Mike AVard on Harry Icwis and n War rant is Issued for lllrn Ifomotcr of the I .fixe light Indicted Also. irsjrid Rapids, Mich.. Nov. 20. The coroner's Jury which Investigated the death of Mike Ward lust Friday re turned a verdict to-day finding that Word came to his death "through a fall as the result of a blow struck by Harry Lewis (Bosterman) whll en gaged In a prise fight."' The verdict ssys that blame should he laid upon the promoters and, abet tors of the fight as fully aa upon the principals themselves. After the return of the verdict a warrant was Issued for the arnest of Lewis, who has been In custody since the fight, charging him with wilful murder. Frank Lynch, of this city, who pro moted the boxing match between Mlko Ward and Harry Lewis, was arrested to-day on a warrant charg ing him with making an agreement to promote n prlxa fight. He waa held under $1,000 bond. Murphy IJno 'Still Mocked, special to The Observer. Ashevllle, Nov. SO.- Conditions on the Murphy line of the Ashevllle di vision of ihe Houthem show little Im provement, although .Superintendent Rameeur has larg forces of men along that line and every efforMa be ing made to speedily realr th dam age done by recent heavy rains and snows 1n th mountains. Superin tendent rUrnaeur ha mad th re port:' "Ar operating trains east of Bal sam. No wire communications esat of Rrysnn City. Ampls fore on lines snd sufficient amount of lum ber en rout to mk repair," ' i sir. Carncgio the 1,000,000 react) . fund BWMrjr.v s Kw Tork. NoVy tOr-rTh report that Andrew Carnegi has promised fl.000.000 to Congressman Richard Bartholdt, of Missouri, to promote th an of International arbitration was dgnJjsCM. Jth T-alderae t Mt-CHd negl tn tht city to-dsy. Mr, Car negi mat -word that tocr wa no V j i, it ' t . TO.suk ndox roii fau Bodle or :Dlrdl Lay and Wlfo Jle : moved From Kite of New Hint Cot iton MI1L W hero Thrf ,Hv Itewt v one for Fifty; O therfof Thirty Year Oo ii nicd Exact den-J- tre 'of iounty -IntcresUnt llistor :ict Facta, .-w .- , -t Special ; to Th Observer. , ' h Oaatonla, Nov. 10. A matter of some historical Interest' was to I moval Baturdsy, by the management Of ? th - Flint , Manufacturing - Com pany. At th bodies of th Jat Mr. Blrdl Lay and wlff from th sit of th new factory on the La Far tarm to th old fihlloh burytnlr ground mar 'tb; Avon Mill. TjiIs etepj was f-endered necessary by reason of th tact that . their grava occupied spot on the ground over which m mill stroctur is to siana. in of th fact that the body of th form er lhad been buried fifty years and that of th latter thirty year, but little-remained eacept dust and a few bones. .. These were placed in new boxes and relnterred. Tk fact of greatest Interest in connection with this event Is that th bodies wer burled by request ot th older deceased, In the very centre of Gaston county. Tne spot having; been located as such by the late Mr. Isaac Holland, at that Mm county : surveyor. Mr. Lay ptaoea a stake there and made the request of relatives that his body and that of his1 wff be Interred Immediately on this annt t .it ti did ihe or any one Is think at this tlm that It would ever be necessary to remove the bodlea to make room for a cotton factory- but such Is the march of progress,, so does cmmerclallsm en croach on sacred ground. Rarely at the present time are graves;. a, substantially maae as the. Eadn -oicupled a vaun-uae space hewn out of salld natural rock. In these appertures tne comns were placed and over the opening were laid navy plank, the whole being; cov ered by four and a half feet of dirt. Birdie Lay and his wire, wno wa Weattaera. of Vlrrlnla. were the parent of Esquire Blllie Lay and the grandparent of J. W.. Dock. Airrea and Ruf Lay. of this county. They ar remembered by the older cltl tens of Osston. They came to Gas ton .from Guilford Battle Ground. havlnr moved there from Virginia. Th generation preceedlng Immigrat ed to America from Kngiana. uiraie Lay entered one hundred acre of land. Including- the Ia Far farm, re- cedving patent from the State In 1845 and paying iz i-a cent per cr or I1J.B0 for the hundred acres. This Mm land is worth to-day per haps 1150 or more per acre. NEW8PAPKR FOR DALLAS. Republicans Propose to Kstabllsh Pa per by Name or oast on jvrpuouran Boeclal to The Observer. Oastonla. Nov. 20. The Gaston publican, la tho title which will stand at tb head of the new county new. paper which will he Issued about the first of January In the old Holland law office In the town of Pallas. The project to establish a sfcwspaper that would be devoted to the interest of the Republican party In the county of Gaston Is not a new one, for It has been a topic of discussion among the leader for some time. Only within the lajtt short while have the plans taken material shape. In an Intedvlew with one ot tne chief promoters of this now Journal, your correspondent ascertained that the pa.pcr would be a weekly sheet. It will consist of four pages of or iginal stuff, or at least of matter that will Interest Oaaton county Republi cans. A plant wfhlch will be used in the publication has already been purchased from a "Richmond firm, and ita delivery In expocted before th new year. A competent man will be placed In charge of the practical printing and will oversee the work ings of the mechanical features. The most prominent Republicans of Oaa ton will contribute from time to time special and original articles The promoters are enthused over the project, and say that the will make their political organ the means of great gain for the party. They say that tho time Is ripe for political awakening In this coun ty and that a well organized and well managed paper will be effective toward capturing the county next elec tion all of which aforesaid remains to bo seen. Mr. Will B. Craig hag resigned his position with the Southern Rail way and will come to Gaston for the -purpose of operating an electri cal shop. Ho will keep a stock of motors, fans, and other such appli ances, and will do a general wiring business. He is an experienced work man, und the town will welcome him. James Foil.., a sixteen-year-old bov who attempted to burglarlxe the store of Robinson Bros, last Sunday, and who was caught in the store by nir. j. ia. nomnson, tne senior part ner of the firm, was tried yesterday end bound over to Superior Court under thu sum of $100. .His case Is set for trial Thursday. Tho Mm. Cobum Case on at Spar tanburg-. Special to Tho Observe. Bpartantiurg. H. t' Nov. 10. The trial of onie Tender and Lum West, charged with assault and battery, whipping Mrs. Harrttl Cobum. In Union county soma moth ago. bea-an in Sessions Court to-day and after occupying th entlr day went over until to-morrow. The feature of to-day nroceed. tnga was tKe testimony of Mrs. Co burn, who related th circumstances, wmich vurted little from the accounts that have appeared previously in theem dispatches. She was positive that the defendants ar the ones who Inflicted the beating on her. So far no motive for t'ne sssault has devel oped. It is likely that th case will be given to the Jury to-morrow. Ground Broken fof .Tarn ftlllL Special to Tim Observer. - Cornelius, Nov. so. -around was broken to-day for th new yarn mill, to be near the furnttur factory and which will be operated by power from the big engine there until the South ern Power Company Introducea Ita electricity here. i Naval Stores. ' Kavannnh, Us., Nov. 20.Tnrpnttn steady tuV: sales tU; receipts S42;, ship ments l.M. J Rosin nun; soles i.fKi receipts I.Tfsl; shipments 420; stock M4. Quote: A R C BUS to 13 1; I U l to .; IS I8.0; F it. to o H.M; H 14.18 to 4.2o I 14 40: K lAori; M 16.10; N (.00; W O 10.60; W W 17.00. . i Wilmington, Nov. fO.-rBpirlts turpen tine Arm H; receipts 2. Rosin firm p.U; receipts 122. ' , Tar nrm 12.20; receipts crude turpentine fir htm'- t&tt. i.M and ft.nOl rertlpts 11.1. V v'"1' ' J'. Tho Money Market. : New York, Nov. Sfci-Money on " earl strong 9 to IA per rent,!' ruling TMl Clos ing bid : offered at f. f- ' , ' , '. Time loans firmer days., 1 4 bid; days 7; six month a, ' '(i Prims mercantile paper ' to. U per cent. terllng axohsng Steady At e- TUB NKW PURR FOOll AND ' DRUO . LAWa - ' We are: plsased to announce that Foley's llonsr and Tar for cough, colds snd lung trouble la. not a fTected by th Kattonal Pur Pood aiid Prng Jaw a It contains no oplau or other barmltn drug, and we roouimend It a f rmdy for sji4rn and Mult. , JV U. JordcM 4 Ct, , , , tllne with actual huslnei1. in bankers' bllla at feiA5.to to tt-tkl for domand end at H.tn w to 01. tor ay t.iua. jkosi ed rst-a (ilil and )4M4. Commercial bill uH-.-tar sliver U, -Meaitan dol tor ti. . ' v , - Government . bonds asy. Railroad DOnds , irregular. V . i .. -,i n ii t Clilcago Grain and Provision. " Ohlcaae. Nv. . Tli - wheat' market wa weakened t-dnr by realising , sale In the Itocember delivery, but the mar ket twenme tnor firm lust before the close fohicb was a shad under ,tl final qiwiiuoni 01 yreicroa jr. i. Corn was off u: Gat wer -down rrovisions wr-i to mgner. s ' '':. - r Nov. M. WHKAT ;V.-KWt L L ' Close. j7B' r July.. ., -ThU -.-- W 7S CORN- May.. u.nl v -.. Mia 1 Juiy.a..... .... '.. : Dee.. CA, , HU. OATS-.. . . ; . May.. ,., .... .... , --so - July .. J IS-X "', tH Deo.. M ..... .. , Ii ' PORK. . f 'Jan ,i ...... .. ?f'2 May , .... ....... 14.S LARD''. ' . . . , ; ; Jan.. '. .. .. , . J-W Deo. ... .. .. .. v.... '' v NOV. .. .. J-JO May ... ...... Ho Jan ,. .. ..... t May ., .. ,. ., .,- ,7 M' u.a uacj 183 8.70 " I.8 9 t3 '1.40 , t.TT ro Syrian IiOiM,Foot at 'Faycttevai. Sneolal ta Tha Observer.' a ; rayettevllle. Nov. jl.A 1 Byrlajt, pedler. nam unknown,' whll at tempting to cross th railroad tracks in th outskirts ot th city, this after noon 'had his foot mangled ana cut off by th plor ot a engine. H wa carried to th Hifhsmltb Hos pital for treatment, ., Cascasweet ta a. harmless compound et aaalla avtraeia that la wonderful In Its beneficial effects on the stomachs of babies and children. Recommended ana old by Hawley Pharmacy. BectriC: Cooking Wa have an electric ket tle in which one may cook three eggs, in three minutes, and with three teaspoon fuls of water. We have other appliances to do other cooking. We keep in stock appliances to do every line of grill-room cooking by electncity. Also electric foot warm ers, flat-irons, curling irons and other economic shock ing things. Buy one of these com plete outfits and let the cook go. The D- A. Tompkins to. Engineers' and Machinists, Charlotte, N. C. Pmir TOP tTMiitAJtD virrntmntcft sons prtcMwun,. iowtvtu.t.av. st.4ohsn.moI nEMARKADLE OFFER a emit 12.60 far feta fufl arts, r 4.tS fee sis M fsM ajxarta, bm we wMI sr3rsrsot,Mrfsisss ELH1AIZE CORN WHISKEY mirniiuTPUii . rtcuii. This fs) tb stsdaet of th in Usui ran cpfIthQwJaBa,aa4 as rich U aBty aod tlssrVspTa VsMl9 BstsW"s sai fosnow by a - - - '-.-a R. If reuraatatta5a4 tt..4 a Ika - aaatawtt fjggga s Bf ess wbishartosM-wr you've rr bad simply ship baek Ps eollaet, and w will re. fuikt vow aoer. Ask aay baak tn HirhaHCMt .II.Kllltv. a. HUMT. B tsyjafa S1ICHMOHO, V.' yj . iff t' ': prkMS fuf shipmcmt barocui Miss, river, s MOLUSTrR'9. Bn MttfWns fr ! res --1 KifaMaoUaa Mailt " llewaacj Vlgsf. : A sr-elfle lor CeoalrUoa. W'f" .Ji t 1.1 nhiea Itmulaa, kxiseioa. Impure V old MM ME- i toot, na sieth.tB ttoPrrzZ tna HMfcarha. I W Rooaf Monl TsaWsa Uoujaraa Vwc Ca-rr. J 1 w' ' 1st Cottoa Mill Man: . "W ought to hav machlnr "' ahop la ' tb South to do our heavy repair." .1.- ' v. 2nd Cotton Mill Man: "What do you call heavy repairs?" , - r , , 1st C. M. M: ; '.'My Corliss engln isn't , working; , right.- I hat to , spend, the money to bring n man all. th way from lroTldno. R.'l- ' to overhaul It." .j , , j . , , . ilnd, c, M..M.1 .Tot don't" hav to. Th D. A. -, Tom p kin. Co,' bat been overhaullos; Corliss ; engines for long tlm. and thy d tt well. ' , . They'v got aU th tools and small engines to drir th borinx barn and' ' vorythlnsT.w,:"i ' v-,.,-j, -.-., - .-:' . '; . --.-i i:,, J7:. .!.,rt,lytr : ltJtl C. M. M.S "I that 'got 1 If th Tompkins Co. ar .doing ' gneh ' 1 4.,workfI'll hav thm send a. man to th mill at one to look th V. : dn over and see-what It needs and make a prio on doing tb iotSj j And so a knowledge ef our hop rraduatly extends Thart th ; trouble , w hav. In building up a maohln balldtng and repairing bust 7 nes her In th Booth. Th: mill men hav. got thlr-mind fixed en v Providnoand tbr distant plaoe anM don't, loolt, up th 'facllltl1 - ;,hr at-home. l;'.',s- --;- ; v '--.'V f i r- ,' - vfC ; Thr ar many jonomleg In dealing M horn. ; Tner ' U sa vlnK ' of - freight-and of tiro. . When ther is n break down th wheal ean'b 1' v: " put turning again quleker through a how hop than through a dt. . . tant ent. '"-"' ' '.'. : 1 .''' ..... - . . .' ' --.. - - .W solicit heavy repairs, as wll t u o,uippa u a 111 :vftt'SSi.THE ):-t,y MACHINE BOLDERS. ' X"' ' -. .V . 'AGENT! FOR ' " ' '' ',' vVv JK - ' ','..:. . , ': v' - . Aanerlcan AU-Wro.tht Steel Split Poneys and "Giant" Etltchod Rnblteg - f Bclttnc ' , . - .; : - , . . . '". -.- -f , . : W carry in stock Tal and Town Rlsta np to six tons Capacity; also a 1 foil rUno of racfctng npa, Valves and M1H Snpplle. . ; v "Tell Us Tour Wants" We will send on approval to any responsible party In North or South Carolina, anything in Harness or Saddlery Goods. Our stock of Harness, Saddles and Accessory Goods is the largest In the Caro linas and we can furnish you anything a horse wears or a horseman needs. Write or call on us. J. W. YADSWORTH'S SONS CO. cbaxjgkttb, jr. a , FIRE INSURANGE THE FOXXOWTNO fJOMPANIKS TECTION AETNA HARTFORD PHOENIX rilKSa NORTHERN R. Ho Gochrane. Insnrnnoo and Real Estate) Agent. V4CaJOaTCf CAPITAL STOCK -2 ' z t $30,000.03 INDIVID CAL INISTRCCTION. ENTER- AJTY TDUC It Is a conodd fact, known verywhr In North Carolina by those who are Informed, that KINO'S Is th SCHOOL THB RIGHT SCHOOL, viewed from every standpoint ot merit and worthiness. Th best faonlty. best equipments, the largest. Mor graduates In positions than all other business schools In ths Stat. So gat tb BEST. It la th cheapest Writ to-day for our BPiXXAXi OFFER, NEW CATALOGUE and full Informa tion, Addroa KINO'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Charlotte, N. C or Raleigh, N. C W also taaeh Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Penmanship, tO, by snan, Send lor our Horn Study ctrcular. , - Th Travellnc Man's Hobo. ' . THE CENTRAL HOTEL i ".''' ULP. O'CALLAHAN, Mgr. Charlotta, K . C In The Center of the Business District : . .Raving spent $10,000 In rnovatlng, rmodlln; and refurnish ing this popular Hotl, It now ranks with th best In th Stat. An . rooms heated by steam and lighted by ieotriolty. Electrlo lsra tor. Nw bath. Culsln unsurpassed south of Waahtacton. - This Hotel Is now thoroughly 6rnd tbrooghovt, thus abating ''th flif'ftnd mosquito nulsanc. ' v,;.,.. ;r; -v, & 'i j ,ii , . Exproco Charrob RaldlBy Ub. A trial will conyfnea you that tnadlolnal and other pnrpoae. Send ns your rdr and li not pay M l ..H.tAra CMtnM .4. an. awmam.a mwA mmam.III . , iwiij paunaw-v.i ...... -.v-wu. lundoa St onoo. ,au saipmenig ar frmtt bf Poiiat of ;. writ jo prum list 1 mwm - , . . jc ' I ' - . . aa im. .1 in V. !. - ' A ' t. - i' ' ,'. ca-al" , w 1 .. 1. w . t- r, tj.. ' . , 1 alrs, as wH as medium and UtU ones.' .W ar V - 'DeVAai TOMPKINS COr '.p' ERS. - : ,:-Sr' " CHAIUTTE. ' '" ' "' REPRK8SNTBD AND AMPLE PRO- GUARANTEED: sroRTH nnrnsB PIEDMONT theaa toodt art tha vrm hmat in vAcvuav u iuvuvj wui pf) Xvm naaa in (tain cases, ;v Exprmt Montf Orxti pf of Jr uquort. : t 7 :-,''.i Mm 1 J ' Si I'f'TV; ;i" .. f 'i :'i--'i.i"-'- !, ' I 1:' V -i J f
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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