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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, AUGUST 23, 1CC3.
3ARRIAGES.i
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f ths State
i EWS O
i Happening! of yesterday Told
1 Paragraph
SfrCurry-Pope, at WimOon-Salem.
I .Correspondence o( The Observer.
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Winston-Salem. ! Ante. 28.- Miss
Partheni C .Pope and Mr. Jt M. Mc-
Curry were Quietly-married 4ast even
Ing at the reeidence of Rev. Dr. H.
A crowd estimated at between five I A. Brown, of the First Baptist church.
em six thousand saw John Kownson si " fv .""a - onuegroom
us at Hickory Wednesday.- despite J ave many friendsjherft. j. r
the threatening weather.
Wlngate-Brown, at Spencer.
O.overnor Glenn has offered re-1 Special, to The Observer.
-ward of ISO for the negro, 6ld Ciena.
aerueed of the murder f Henryj
Wherry, colored, In Forsyth county.
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The condition Of FireinaaV Phillips,
tniured in the wreck at Saluda Tues
day nteht. when Engineer London ;
was killed, Is reported as favorable.
Mr, Phillips is being given medical
attention at Tryohv
8peneer.rAugr.27.--A' marrtagel In
which two well-known Spenceriajis
were the -principals wasconsumated
here last night when Mrs. Dema M.
Brown became. the bride of Mr. John
P. Wineate. the ceremony belnx oer-
formed in Spemcer Methodist church
by the pastor, Rev. it. D.'- SherrlU.
A large congregation - witnessed the
nuptial event., attesting the .high re
gard in which: both the parties are
-It la renorted at Ashevllle that the I H .i.? fZXSEL
mnther and sister of the late Jultffl 1 j...v.... , ., ku. u. -tint
jrrea jioore, r win 1 liam A. Kinney, a very Intimate friend
with trohoid fever at . Brasstown, mif ,, , h. man
Clay cownty, and that they have not j The uj,ero n-ere Messrs. George W.
vet bee informed of Judge Moore's j Robinson, gebe Perry, Robert I
death. I Julian and L. Tobias Brown, all well
, , i . . t v i known cltttens her.
The fifteenth judicial district Dem- j A wedding march was artistically
. ocratic convention has been called to I rendered by Mrs. W. B. Duttera, of
be held at Ashevllle September lrth Salisbury. ?. ' '" ' 1m
mr the turnoso of nominating- a lodge I Th tiae M graceruiiy attirea in
n .C. . v..rv nneroired term I ray voile over lacr.fter tafTeta. whila
f the late Judge Fred Moore. There the maid of honor wore a pink crepe
are two candidates, juag j.j. iiur-1 hundreds of relative and
pry ana uapi. -.b, ... ;;; friends there was a large number of
- k . w. I out-of-town vlsitoss. Among tnem
, TlW -extremity oi i belni M) Ethel Xorthey and M
atreet. winston-aiem, wn w j p. Taylor, of Charlotte; Mesars. T.
with bitullthle at an early date at a c Utnu Burtoa craige, 0. K. Julian
. cost of 114,000. The property owners an MUs setnie Shaver, of Salisbury;
. have asreed to CV one-tenth on each Mr. and Mr. I.. C Rldenhour. Messra.
side. The plea for the Improvement B,n Kelly and Monk Clark, of Dan-
of Fourth street between xraae anu Vilie; I. H. Eianage ana x. ts. tiogan,
' Summit Is supported by widespreaa I of Greensboro.
:n,.bii nnintnn. anrf It Is lllcbly hat The bride and groom were the re
Oils imoortant thoroughfare will be I ciplents of many handsome presents.
- bltullthised aoon. also. , I ,AXter the ceremony Mr. ana Mrs.
J IWlngate left at once for a tour of
: . ni.i utMi at. I Northern and Eastern cities accom
;v: - washing V. C, . re- P"1"1 b " laughter. Mis. Ella
orts the Issue of the following Brown
CONSTIPATED?
patents on the ISth Inst, to residents
of North Carolina: Mschlne for mak-
FIXE EXGI.VEERIXG FEATS.
Inz tags and affixing thent to plugn of r-. ninrfM ni.i rtoaA
tobacco, W. E. Msrtln. winsion-aa- - w,. ;oh n-rlin i,.
Be Splendid One Mr. Taylor
(Talks.
lem. aanlenor of seven-thirtieths to O
M, Davis, same place, and E. J. Davis,
Oreensboro: pen and pencil holder,
W. R. Crawford, Jr.. Raleigh: comb!
Anything, about the new coal-carry-
nation toy and educational block, O. lnf road through the mountains ,. of
at bar-O. 8. Sergeant. Oreensboro. Carolina - of Interest to Charlotte
i 1 people, owuij 9 inn ikci ini ii wn
WILL HASO NOVEMBER 20T1L necU wJtn ,ne Se.board at Marlon.
Jeath Senteneo Imposed on Lewis and. therefore, will bring Charlotte
HETDACHE?
; THE
WATIOfiAL
BAN 11 .
-e- or -CHARLOTTE.!!
OI1 COAELOTTE, If. C. '
Capital . , i ; . $ 200,C 00.00. ;
i Surplus and Profits.. ... ... 1 . . . 1CQ,CC0.00
Accounts Corporations, Finps and Individuals
: - .--i. ; '5 j ..Invited.' ; ' :
We Issue Certificates of i Deposit Payable on De
. mand .Bearing Interest ? at 4 Per : Cent. Per
v : ; ; Annum if .Left Three Konths or linger. 4
We Also Pay 4 Per Cent, on Sayings Deposits and !.
- Compound tlie Interest Quarterly. '
GEO. E. WILSON, President. '
V - JNO. B. ROSS, Vice President. V : -,
- ; ' .W; C.WILEINSOK Casnferr
Very Dsrable Residence and
Manufacturing Property for Sale
10 1-i acres of land 8 1-2 mlles south of the c'.ty on R. R. and
N macadam on which Is located a modern 10-room residence. Barn
, 20x80 feet, gin houe w!Ui complete Murray ginnery outfit, double
.. box press,, automatic trampers. etc., three 70 -saw gins, 3-story mill
house with basement, three corn mills and one burr wheat mill,
need house 20x6 fet All machinery run by power supplied by
the Catawba (Electric) Power Company,, whose main line runs
within about 200 feet of this property. Blrty horse-poweT In- ,
duction motor, brick power ' house 80x30 feet.- Seed blown direct'
- from-gin to seed house on. R. R. fcldetrack, grain unloaded from '
car at the mill by elevators. All buildings lighted by electricity.
- Everything practically new and in fine condition.. We are offering
this property at about 80 per cent, less than cost.
; SOUTIIECI REM. ESTATE. 10AN S I TLUST C0"?A:iV '
Capital, $75,000. I; Surplus, $100,000. v-;-
W. L ALEXANDER. R. A. DUNN, A. M. McDONALD, 4.
President ; Vice President-. , Sec and Treaa,
llrthcr YMtcrdar Morning by
r Julia ; Juatlre-No Protupeet of
, Escape lor Prisoner.
- Unless some Ugat agency Inter-
venes to save him, Lewis Fletcher,
confessed slayer and convicted
murderer of George Boyd, colored,
will : ascend the gallows In the
In very close touch with the mam
moth CllnchfleM coal fields of Vir
ginia and West Virginia. The follow
ing from The Winston-Salem Journal
will be of interest:
'Mr. W. B. Taylor, Jr., who has
Just returned home after spending the
summer with a large construction
Mecklenburg jail yard on the 20th of force of the Carolina, CUnchfield aV
(November and be hanged by the neck Ohio Railway in eastern Tennessee
tintil he la dead. This was the and western North Carolina, ts en-
eentence imposed yesterday morning thus'""0 over some of the '"llneer.
v t ... , L. ... , ... ing feats on that line. Thla road,
, by Judge M. H. Justice, following the wlwn completed, w,u be one of the
returning on' Wednesday morning of best. If not the very best railroads In
v a verdict of murder In the first de- the co-untry traversing mountainous
gree. The crime occurred on Sun- country. No expense is being spared
oay, August th, teas than three I and the engineers do not allow
weeks ago. I grade of more than 1 per cent any-
. uttle ceremony and little of the where. In tine place twenty-seven
dramatic marked the imposition of I miles of expensive road was Con
ine . sentence or aeatn. The speech I mfrtiri Ha set nine miles down
Mr. Ben Smith Preston Critically 10.
Mr. E. R. Preston, of the Charlotte
bar. has been called to Atlanta, Oa,
where his younger brother, Mr. Ben
Smith Preston, Ilea critically ill with
typhoid fever. It la understood that
slight hopes ' are entertained for -the
recovery of the young man who is
so universally esteemed in the whole
city.' Mr. Preston does not Know
when he will return to his home. His
actiona will be entirely governed by
any change In the condition of his
brother. .
Dr. McKanna Cures the
Liquor Habit to Stay
Cured
of the Judge was brief. .He re-
mountaln. In this distance "tore are
ih who!M CO" .u. ..)..r m.ieh winding and
mission he had been convicted, In
that be bad taken that which he twisting,
could not aiva. "I rn rv von nn "A part of the force with which Mr.
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better advice. he said, "than that Taylor spent the summer was .in
you spend the remainder of the time making a fill across a valley, more
between now and the date -of your I than 000 feet long, and. In some
execution In asking the mercy of theiniacea 95 feet deep. This nil Is S3
w wmwe jaw you nave feet wide at the top and three to nve
God will listen In mercy to all who
pray to Him la that way. I see for
i ou no hope at all f r a new trial
, tor your life. All that I can recom
mend to you la that you pray to be
prepared to meet that Lame God of
, Justice and of mercy."
in prisoner bearl the sentence
years ago a trestle would have been
built for this valley probably, but per
manent construction, regardless of
cost, hi the plan of the Carolina,
Cllnchfleld A Ohio Railway people.
"Mr. Taylor aaya that the line will
be In operation for freight trains
"with outward imperturbability. There from Marlon to Johnson City, Tenn.,
aeems to be -little doubt that the
sentence will be carried out Al
though the usual form of appeal was
gone through with, it Is doubtful
whether the move Is eonsummaLed.
There seems to be nothing whatever
to oo;ect to in the way the trial was
carried on.
by the first of the year."
THE WEATHER.
Washington. Aug. 71. Foresaet:
Vlrslnla, partly cloudy and warmer Fri
day: Saturday fair, warmers light winds
Mecklenburg court came to a clone Lmilr northeast
about 11:30 o'clock. A few minor North Carolina, fair Friday, wanner In
cases were disposed of before the the Interior; Saturday lair, warmer; fresh
i"rr.weu worai were said. Bob northeast to east winds.
xniier, wno nad carried concealed I ,,th r.rntin. an nrr! fair Vrt-
- capons, aas given lour months on I.,. in o, ir,trnr- R.inrriuv
'fnr.'.m.HeLm, wnlifi' ot Klr': ''ah t fresh winds mostly north
xour months on the charge of steal, -ant
ing cnicitens. joe Brown, white.
,""-aa given 80 days for non-support
BIG MKLOX8 IX TOWN,
'.Berrvhin Fimuw Hrtn. 4. urrtay, variable winds.
,t- the Averare Weight of -Wlilch Ert T'T' ,8jr FrW"r Saturday.
neing tv roand Will Try For a I p pow.jr irawm i iu7 ... vx
eaiit.
East Flpiida, local showers Friday and
Saturday, variable winds.
Weat Florida; . Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, generally fslr Friday and 8at-
. 100-Ponnd Melon,
- Mr, A. A; McAllister, of Bern hill
Townsnip, nao on the-streets yester
treme northwest portion, light - to fresh
emit to southeast winds.
West Texan, fair Friday, except show-
Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky, gen-
day for sal elxht watermelon. h vn Handle Saturday fair.
grown on n
the city wl
apiece, the heaviest tipping the scales
Is elaea ! mllM mhiii e
the city wffich averaged 70 pounds h""" f"lr Fr,d" mni satay.
t 80 nounda. Thu mim. ... I Saturday fair.
grown on a section of what Is known wisas.
West Vlrslnls, fair, warmer Friday;
fresh east to southeast
a the W. M. Barringer farm and were
. not xivea more than ordinary at
tenUon. Mr. McAllister is recalled
as tha farmer who six years ago
brought 11 melons to the city which
averaged 17 pounds, the heaviest
aeighlng 0 7pounds. He la a farmer
.. who knows how to grow melons so
'as to combine quality with quantity,
. those which he bad In the city
, yesterday ofrlng of delicious flavor.
Mr. McAllister believes that he can
grow melons weighing 160 pounds
.; by paying the proper attention
- to the .plants rand plucking off
. the young shoots and buds so aa to
' throw all the nourishment into one
jprout He says that ha will try a
banner specimen next year. ; .. .
VALCABUE3 ARTICLES STOLEJr.
Mr Corgw Tt Bell Loae, Diamond
Worth JO, Mati-h. Kazr
and Otlter Artk-icK Mr. Oorge It.
llerbert J lobbed rgro tilri Ar
Pathlng open the transom of Mr.
Oeorge R. Herbert's room n , the
Jlarty Building and pushing himself
or herself through this aperture, some
person entered this apartment and
another Wednesday afternoon. From
1r. George It. Bell a rasor and rld
Walt ham watch, double ease, with
Initials "O. R. B.- on the back of
the caae were stolen. In addition' a
5 amond tud valued 'at 8800 was
. taken. From the room of Mr. Her
bert two razors and other - articles
. were Uifn.
t harmed vw:ta being the rulltr
arty, a nef-ro girl. D aisy Cain, who
as seen in tm building ttoat after-
t Oin asout tae time the robbery
s ii-t bave occurred was arrested and
! In the lockup. It Is believed that
-'re Is a r f ro boy concerned In
LOCAL
FF1CK U. 8. WEATHER HIT-
BEAU.
Charlotte. Aug. X7. Sunrise 8:33 a. m.
Sunset :67 p. tn.
TEMPERATURE On degrees).
Highest temperature .. ,. .. .. .. ,.
Lowest temperature .. .. ., ....
Mean temperature .. ., , ., ,, ' . ' ,.
Deficiency for the day . ..
Accumulated excess for month ....
Aectimulated excess tor year .. '.. '..
PRECIPITATION (in Inches)..
Total tor 14 hours ending I p. m...., d.lt
Total for the month .... .. ...v. .. 14.61
Accumulated excess for month 1. t.ea
Total for the year .. ,. .. .. .. ,7 40.67
Accumulated excess for year ... ,. t.9t
PrevsUlng wind direction .. N. E.
W. J. BENNETT,. Observer. .
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Dr. McKanna's Treatment has stood
the test of twenty years, and the first
patients treated have never taken a
drink since. In all these twenty
years, during which Dr. McKanna
has treated as many thousands, not
a single man has ever come to him
whose system would not yield to his
treatment. Thousands of these
patients were .. former patlerits of
other, methods that failed to cure,
but not one can say that Dr. Mc
Kanna's Treatment did not cure. Of
all the treatments for the liquor
habit now before the public. Dr. Mc
Kanna's is the only one whose for
mer patients think enough of it. to
allow their names to be used aa a
reference. Dr. McKanna never uses
any one's name without the consent
of the patient yet thousands have
voluntarily offered htm that privi
lege. No other treatment can ahow
a successful record and a long list
of cured patients to verify it Which
treatment will you' take, the one that
Is successful or the one that la not?
Remember that Dr. McKanna cures
In three days and that there are no
dangerous hypodermics or bad after
effecta to fear in hla treatment
Call or write to-day for full In
formation. .
Liquor Cure $50. Morphine Cure $100.
Call on or Address
McK ANNA THREE-DAY MQTJOB
ORK COMPANY, V
Reldsvllle, N. C.
6 PERQOIT.IZZ7 Tf)
THE SAFEST INVESTMENT ' i XLs0 Lilt
I
OBTAINABLE IS A FIRST
MORTGAGE ON CITY REAL.
ESTATE.
Write for booklet describing
oar First Mortgage ieaj jusiat
Bonds. :-. :
NORTH CAROLINA TRUST;
,1..- . . COMPANY. .
' '"-' Greensboro, N. C ' v
Cash Capital, 8125.000.. .,
A W. McAUster, President
R. 3. Mebane, Sec. and Treaa.
BANDY MYERS.
Coeanl ting Engineers.
' Water ; Supply and Purification,
Sewerage, Sewerage DlspVaal. Roads,
Streets, ' PavemenU. Water Power,
Hydro-Electrlo . Plants. Irrigation,
Drainage,. Relnf orcedConcrete, Sur
veys, Estimates. Plans and Specifica
tions- ' Construction Superintended.
Complete Planta designed and. con
structed. -' ;
Main Offlce, ITI-77 Arcade Building.
' Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Branch Office, . '
Lurlnbnrg. North Carolina,
' The difference 'twlxt v. tweedledea
and tweedledum may not be ' much.
but the modern legal difference twlxt
a game of crap, at" a penny a throw
by a bunch of dark akin . Ameri
can Cltisena hid away in a wooded
pmce mais . gainDung and a coxy
aoom . tun or human beauty, ' ailk
ruffles, hair rata, false teeth and the
like deck of nMi tnn A ...t
a cut glass bowl. THE PRIZE, that's
innuc.Qi pleasure. . ,
That's splitting hairs with a
vengeance and a case, of akin , and
who. not whatv. . ?
SHUFFLE YOTJR- HOUSE WANTS
tO ".'..; v.' ,T- S
F. D. ALEXANDER
He rente and sells. ' ,.
GILBERT C, WHITE, C E.
CIVIL ENQINEEE
Durham, N. C. '
Waterworks, Sewerage, ' Streets; Wa
ter Filtration, Sewage Disposal;
Plans, Reports. : Estimates, Super
vision or construction. :
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First National Bank
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Oldest NaUqnal Bank Jn North
.Carolina.. , ,- . . " ,, '' ,-',
Qovernraent . Depository.
" Capital 'and Profits 1550,000. -
4 per cent, interest on time de
posits. Accounts solicited.
HENRY L McADEN. .....
, President.. .
. JOHN T. ORB,
. Cashier.
"Jordan's oat tha Square."
E. P. Purcell. President ,
D. A. McLaughlin, V. Pres.
Drugs
and 1 Everything
in the Drug Line
We carry . the moat " complete
atock. ' ..' '
We carry tha rery best . of ;
everything . . ..:
Alt houkeh&ld articles and n-
, . .
cesslties. ... ,': "
Ask us for what you want ,
R. II. JORDAN & CO.
NURSES ' REGISTER
SEVERAL TWPS
.To be considered in selecting your bank Btrength,
careful management, courtesy and ability to proper
ly handle all your business.
COMMERCIAL PONAL BH
CHARLOTTE, H. .C. iv
Capital $500,000.00. Surplus $310,000.00.
ON ELIZABETH AVENUE
' ' '' . . f " -.
we have a beautiful iwo-story - home : for ; sale,
" equipped with every modern convenience - and in
perfect repair; house built for home by owner, lo
cated on nicely elevated lot with splendid view.
Other information at office.. i '"' '
V. -Hi, Klurphy & Co.
41 If. Tryoa.
Thone S43.
REALTY-INVESTMENTS FOR SALE
Railroad aite with seven tenement hous.es. renting for tf 14.00 per
year, or about IS per cent on investment A bargain. Price '
y.. $i.S5o.oo
.Two tenement house renting; for $130.00 pec year. Price for the
.two.... ...... ........... .....f.. ...$800.00 ,
Five-room Vottage with aewerage, hath and electrio lights, renting '
for $11. 00 per month; house new. Price,... .... ....$1,500.00
' DILWORTU UOI .
- Seven-room modern home, very desirable .... V... . t$ 4,700.00
The Charlotte Trust &. Realty Co.
QUBCC
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ML.B
; E 9th COTTAGE .
CAN ARRANGE TERMS
Five Room, Modern Conveniences. .
Birovssi & Company.
Thone 535. ,T . , - 203 N. Tryon St.' :
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De jot know what k mtMu) It lasai uW CORT
RICHT SHINGLES lad aa leg a. the fcdkfiag
kX, sad aever seea repsin eevtr need1 attsalioe
of say kind, is (act 'eserpt aa eeeaasaal coat of
, paint Tkey'ie i reproof, aWmpieal. mi iacxprnatra.
They stake nob that rrcrybody Elesj caaaeqoaat!
a lot el poof isiitniaas art Wvif placad ea iheaur-
; iat by aaacrapuloas annufadarun, who are tryiftf
to trade oo-ibe CXRTRIQiT Kpotadoa, TVrcfofe Wy lett, aaJ yeaH
Accident ; and Hea.lth Polic
. in the UfARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY ' are the most .
liberal in existence, though they don't cost any more than others,
Every one Beeds a Disability Policy Covering EVERY ACCI.'
DENT AND EVERY DISEASE.; . . ' f ,:7;-'v
Let ua tell yon how we will pay you a definite weekly indemnity -if
you should be dlsabledUY ANY ACCIDENT . OR ILLNESS. . ; 7
V HARVEY LAMBETH, Mgr! Inswept . :
7 ' AUEBICAN TRUST COIIPAinT. x
Is your money making money for yoaf The) more of it yon
have employed for you. the Irea yoa need to work yourself. , If
yoa keep on earing and putting your savings to work the funded
capital of your earning; years will gradually take up the burden
and row will not ncHi to work at alt .. -
XK'n pay 4 per cent and compound it quarterly. - 7
We have few Safety Deposit Boxes for rent, : ;
' .'. .'- . .- - ., . ., , T''.
Southern Loan 6 Savings M
S Jon VL SCOTT. President VT. 8. ALEXANDER. Vice) Praa,
. ., , . . W. U JEXC1X6. Cashier. , ,. . v7 - -
THE CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK
Resources $1,500,000.00
rT7" v."":77rv7- ' .y
Our method of doing b'usiness'holds old friendSrand
yy- y 7- v r - .7 -
i t gains new ones. , , ' 7
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JB. D. HEATH, President f .A
, NO. M.' SCOTT, Vice PresldenB. v7.
. i' : - 7 H. LITTLE, Vice Prealdent. "
, ''. .- W. H. TltTnT, Cashier. '.
Fbuithaifdj Building Lot
"(; ',We oTer for .aale on' easy terms "one of the moat desirable build-'
ing iota in Fourth "Ward. 81tnated at 007 North Poplar street,: -
47 . 1-1x141 and 10-foot ,Hey.on one aide and a $-foot alley in rear.
. The lot la nicely elevated and perfectly level, and one of the best
'neighborhoods n( the city. K)ur special price 12.750. , Terms B00 ;
cash and balance to suit the purchaser. . '!
CAROLINA EEALTT CO,
O. J. THIES. Pres. : -v ' B. RUSH LEB. Sec. .-.
W. D. WILKINSON, Treaa. and Mgr.; 3. P. LONG, Salesman.
-:,:'. no. 5 yv. Fifth .Street--j-'i-V V,' "'i-'Phone. $.;
Tha American Trust Com
pany invites. Accounts on"
the basis of courteous treat-'
ment and as liberal accom
. rnodation3 as ths nature of
the Account warrants.
Vcod Kre Wall . Plaster, ."ibd Clinch."
THE BUILDER'S FRIEND
Frceilng docs not hurt; natural shrinkage will not crack h
water does not make it fall off; bard aa stone. Write for booklet.
. Manufactured by . , :-v- .,. -''. r : : .
CHARLOTTE PLASTER COMPANY
'rite for Booklet. -
Charlotte, N. C.
Local BnvccttTtcnto
. . : WE OFFER
f 0 Moflltt Machine Co. -
(0 Fidelity Mill. : '
10 DeHaven-Dawson Co. 1
Charlotte National witoj r
S Charlotte Realty Co-
10 Osark Milk
20 Modena. .
SO Cora. . . . i
40 Wood lawn.. . '
10 Florence. - 1 ,
20 Henrietta.
SO Washington Pf J.
SCBJJUCT TO SALE -
2$ Commercial KatlonaL '
. 40 First National. .
ti American Trust Co.
0 Chadwick-HoPkins Pref.
' 20 Highland Park.
60 Highland Park Pref. ,
' - 20 American Machine-Pref.
V ' 10 Elba Mfg.Co. Pret.
0 Loray Pref.
10-25 Flint.
,10 Arlington (N. C.)
10 Gibson. . .
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B. F. WITHERS
Tho Tru:t Eaildis?.
- r-'. i p f. ', 1 ( r U no clue, how'
'.', M t-.e i. y of ttLs person.
Oiarlotte, N, C.
,e lr-,tter t :j at -the girl n seen
-i t. t with ene about the