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I CHARLOTTE DAILY- OBSEllVHK, SEPTEMBER .10, 1903. B ..... .s. . shadowed by reports tfwi , widely scattered points. FromArkansas. Ok lahoma, and Texas come predictions of splendid crops. Neitner tne oou weevil nor tricks of the weather, have done mt material damage. One Tex VIRTUES OP COTTON SEED Oik u estimate says that tne state s out turn will reach tne nigra total ot , LIS AND MARKETS Sir. David Wesson, Manager ot the Tniuitoal Department, Southern Cotton OH Company, and Inventor ' of Wesson Process of Refining', ' " Talks of ttie Many Excellencies of (iHaa Seed OilAn Interesting: Story. . .- Sip. , David ; Wesson, of New York, manager of the technical department : of the Southern Cotton Oil Company, is spending few days in Charlotte. Knowing" Mr. Wesson's close interest ' , In air matters connected with the In dustry as well as his expert knowl edge, he was called jpon by a repre tentative of The Obim'er yesterday .. and induced to talk on 'the subject. - Je said that cotton seed oil first came Under his observation in 1884 when he was in the employ of X. K. Fair " bank U Co., of Chicago. It was then refined Jy "rule of thumb" methods with excessive Ions. The product , had a rough, harsh flavor and was - worked into what was called "re - fined lard." For domestic purposes 1 38 to 40 per cent was considered Very large quantity to use, alone with pure hog Urd and oieo-stearme. About 1888-19!. a mixture con slating of very carefully selected ie fined yellow oil and pressed beef fat known as "cdxtolen" was placed on the market. In frying It gave oft an unpleasant odor and on account of the great difficulty in obtaining a uniform refined oil this prototype of the modern hogleas cooking fats wjs not at that time much of a success. The treat difficulty with the cotton K.?ed oil of thos; dava was lack of uniformity onini to various climatic and local conditions affecting the need from different parts of the coun try. Refiners would start people to using the oil for cooking and naiad nd the users would be very en thusiastic till a change in the char acter of the seed would make It lm pessible for the refiners to turn out enythinr but a rank navorea pro duct which when used would cause nothing but prejudice against cotton eeeil oil forever after In the minds of the liter. In this manner th.- pro duct has ben greatly retarded In Us development. It remained for scli-noe to ijnnrov refining methods so ttvit regnr.ll"S of local rondltlons of soil Hnd weather. h. hTil f.oan rrt-flavored oil of the Carolina and the grainy tasting pro duct of Alabama soed will all pas through thf rotlnery and come out and odorlexs. suitable f"r She hmiM-wlfr anil baker to use every- n-horn that a rli'fln nwi'i't fat can be r.eeded In the preparation f food. The invention of the "Wesson pre 'cess' In 1900 has probably done irK re thsn inv one thin to put cotton seen oil on its nrent banis. It is illfllcilt o mllmatr ILm ereat value to the Kouth by making tli.- oil of the cot ten seed ax staple an article at gran ulated suear. It means better returns to the farmer for the s.-e.l. to the crude oil mill for Its oil and to all the oeotile of :h- rounliy a cheap n-hnl.Mnm for)-, tin which goes steadily on regard). s of mesthcr from year to year. Tes. the oil and Its compound" can he used in the place of butter and cream as wtl as lard and olive oil. When fresh from the refinery the oil Is abjioliiulv tasteless. Hy whip ping up with yolk of fresh eggs and aAAinv a little mcar and water so to make a perfect emulsion, we liav an artiflrikl cream containing a 00.ee bales. In the Memphis district. which takes la western Tennessee and northern . Mississippi fields, the same optimistic reports come..-'' A different story is toia in tower Mississippi and In Louisiana, . where serious inroads on the crop have been made by the destructive Insects "and unfavorable .. weather. Contradictory reports come from Alabama, one cor respondent predicting a bumper crop of from 1.100.000 to l.SOO.OOO Dales. while another writes In a very penal mlstlc vein. North Carolina's crop has suffered from SO to 40 per cent, loss. PROGRESS AT DAVTDSOX Truth and The Collate Town JrWMn to the Front With Improved Streets and New Buildings. Special to The Observer. Davidson. Sept. . The Town of Davidson, It seems, proposes to keep step with the progress that, marks life In the college campus. Town Marshal James Johnston In addition to his an nual fall working of the streets has been removing some old and not very handsome landmarks that have been hugging the sidewalks too closely these many years. But these relics that bridge past and present-day his tory have been removed to make place for what may be no more Imposing but is far more handsome and use ful now. From this corner of Depot street and Main on down to the south end of Mooney's hardware Store, the town will lay ft five-foot cement pave ment. Mr. Scofleld will put sucn a walk the entire length and breadt.i of his store frontage and passibly others will be prompted to do likewise. The work Is in charge of Mr. l arlson. who has been engaged In similar Im provements for the City of Statesvllle. Mater'al and men are already on the spot and the cement pavement will soon be a solid fact. A new brick store on the north side of M. W. Cranford & Sons, together with a new wall for the badly dam aged store adjoining, the large Hloau building that was burned several years ago, are some of the substantial! changes that the. summer has wrought, and literally In every part of town neat and In some cases hand some cottages, eight or ten In num ber, stand as silent and yet striking testimony to what a building and loan association can do for a place In a very brief period of time. appeal'' to the Well-Inforroed In trery walk of life and are essential to permanent success and creditable standing'. ' Accor- ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy of known value, but one of many reasons why it is the best of personal and family laxatives ,is the fact .thai ft cleanses, sweetens and relieves the internal organs on which it acta without any debilitating after effects and without ha ving to increase the quantity from time to time. It acts pleasantly and naturally and truly as a laxative, and its component parts are known to and approved by physicians, as it is free from all objection' able substances. , To get its beneficial effects always purchase the genuine- manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale by all leading drug- git. ' . TRINITY ALUMNI ORGANIZE. CIVIC RKFORMS IN TWIN CITY. Improvement League of lAdleta Going to Clean I'p W limton-Salcm Some. Special to The Observer. Wlnston-fialem. Sept. 9. The Civic Improvement League has outlined its plans for the fall campaign and in exciting much favorable comment from cltlzesn In geaeral. The un sightly plot opposite the Union pas- ,.nirr naflnn u-lll Kj. tuttt first production The city has made a srriall appropria tion to the ladles composing the league, and with It they will employ workmen to rehabilitate the place. Shubbery and plants will be donated by the ladles of the league and their friend. Not the least of the reforms which the ladies will set out to accomplish Is the removal of unsightly wall, i fence and billboard advertising. The board of aldermen at its next meet- eweet vegetable oil in place of butter prig will be presented with a request fat. This can be used Instead of the from the league ihat all signboards row product In ice cream. be removed from the plot opposite It was one of the features or me tne depot. Also the counts commls- Jamestown Kxposition and called by sioners will be petitioned to pro-. the Judg. s "cowles cream. nihil any advertising sUns on the For several months It was used by court house square, for any purpose eome of the young men of the lunch I whatsoever. club of the Southern 'otton Oil Com- 'Postmaster. A. Knyoulds has been Ianv as creum In their collee. 'I ney rrgumwu iu proviue uovereu cano ai preferred It to condensed milk. Refined cotton seed il ;s now u.ed "by many physician of the houth in stead of cod-llv.-r oil for consumption. This Is rational because the consump tive patient needs concentrated nour ishment and a fwi t ve? table oil i better for the purpose than a rani; fish oil. The freat liimVulty ih I. a liing peo ilj to i an oil in the pi, ice of lard their habit of iiulni? .t Willi fat. .After tril trouhli- ".v-'novn!t ift" was plaeecl on the market It Ik nothing nut the hishevi ,-, lined oil ht inVm-.l i with ehoie,- pr-wl l..f fnt. eall (! In the tra le -ajcfi-ui, ariiii'." If the. law woild permit the addi tion of salt wad r and col r. "Snow drift" would nMkr an ryeeiir t imi tation butt'r. YAItN Sl'lKRs suntnw. nig Meting or lloli'r Ihi ii Spinners to lie Held Here N.II unlay The OfhHul all Nsim .I. On.- of th" important meeting of the year in rn eircleu win l. i,m In this ej Saturday of the. Southern Koft Yam Spinners" Association. The riclwjn will !. headquarters f-r the meeting and hosiery jam splnnci Jrom all e"tionx of tti,' .-! )(. will ) In attendance. The situ iiimi in the Jam market will i.- dis, nsi-i , in full "with the view of fixing pr.-. h which "Mil enable the yarn m.i iiilacr to operate with the l"i.i i.ik1'i'. loss. The Indications tr- fiat tin tneetlng will be one of the most lar?. ly attended ever held in Clim lotte. Preeldcnt L. I). Tyson and Secre tary C. T. Leonhardt. of Knoxvllle, Tenn.. have mailed out to .11 hoslny rn manufacturers the foil twing cir cular letters which contain the official fall of the meeting; Southern Soft Yarn Spinners" Asso ciation. Knoxvllle. Term . Kept. 7. les. !To AH Southern Soft Yarn Spinners: Dear Hirs: At the request of a large number of hosiery yarn spin Xers. a meeting of our association is railed at the Selwyn Hotel, Char lotte, x. c. at;it oclock a. m,, Bat turday, H. ptemlK-r 12th, 1908. to con eider prices and other matters for fctlie good of hosiery yarn spinners. A the new cotton year Is now open ing it is vlUI that we shall tlx prlc-s mo as to keep our industry from be coming further depressed and for Insuring against further losses by the pinners so far art practicable. If something Is not done now our in dustry will be Jn bad shape for msny f months to come, and for that reason II of the hosiery yarn spinners of . the Eouth are urged to attend and give their voice and influence In an at tempt to 'do something to better our condition. We further urge all spinners in the sUtsoelatkon to do their utmost to se cure the attendance of all other me ro llers as well as those outside of the association. . Tours very traly. .".' U D. TfBOX. President. ; C, T, LEONHARDT. JSecreUry." f Another Cotton Crop (summary. ' - Following: Is a New York Commer cial cotton crop summary of Beptenv , Iff sth: ' ; ' --J . - That this year's' cotton crop will ' sneaeure fully up to expectations In the. greater portion of the pelt Is fore- tile postofflce waste paper. for the reception of Wilson Graduate of Methodist Col lege Unite For Fellowship anil to Iromote Iycarnlng- Meeting and Iianquet to Be Held In October. Special to The Observer. Wilson, Sept. 9. Mohday evening In tho office of Dr. Wade H. Ander son a number of old Trinity College students met and formed an organi zation known as the Trinity College Alumni Association of Wilson County. The aim of this association is to pro mote a love of leurnlng among all classes of men and, to cultivate that spirit of fellowship whicH will unite the alumni of Trinity, and to dili gently guard the interest and increase the influence of tae college. The officers elected by the association are: President, Dr. Wade H. Anderson; vice president, F. D. Swindell. Jr.: secretary and treasurer. Wade H. Sanders; chairman of the executive committee, W. A. Lucas. The next regular meeting of the association will be held the first Tues day evening in October. The mem bers are making plans to have a ban quet at this .time and secure as prin cipal speaker some prominent' alum nus of the college. The constitution of this association provides that a certain number of in ri of marked scholarship, who are friends of the Institution and capa ble of entering Into the spirit of the organization, shall at stated inter vals be elected as affiliating members. At the first meeting the following w,-re chosen us such: Col. John F. I ruton. Mr. K. A. Woodard and Dr. W. S. Anderson. There are between twenty and twenty-five Trinity College alumni in the Town of Wilson and a large num ber in the othT towns of tho county, as well as in the rural districts. These men have taken high stands In the various profesxions and In the bual ness .world. The alumni here are de termined to. mak.i this association one of the strongest of Its kind In the State. The following is a partial list of the alumni in town: Dr. E. T. Dickinson. Rev. F. D. Swindell. W. A. Finch. C. K. D. Eger ton. F. D. Swindell. Jr.. B. F. Lane, J. J. Lane, Dr. Wade H. Andersdn, S. W. Anderson, K. L'c Egerton, Prof. K. W. Parham, F,rnest Doans, H. f". Robinson. Wiley Barnes, W. A. Lucas, Capt. T. M. Anderson, Wade H. San ders. C. L. R. Swindell, Rev. R. L. Davis and R. S. Wilklns. I - I """ssssk t . I m m - i : , m IT KJ PON tte Declaration of -Independence hi name mar be -read without trec- ' ll ..J. ..i tl. .t..t I U m. . . . . , . r . vg iimiivu uui uib aiiuufcii, uamci iinest igniure. .',,- . In the mort realistic, sense John Hancock pledged life and fortune to luusce ue ne? nuuon u iu earuer siares. : . ( . t J 4 ,T ; . He held inTestmenU in banks, breweries, distilleries, stores, hotels, and owned a fleet of ships engaged in the rum, wine and oil trade. The seizure of one of them' (for evading the revenue laics) precipitated the Boston Massacre He was strong hearted, full of 'enterprise, patriotic and bold of spirit. Oyer many a foaming glass of Boston Ale and hot punch he often declared, " glory in publicly avowing my -eternal enmity to tyranny,'' ' r REFERENCES: Hub'"jJ'iJJik0ef D' ,M-Ie8- Proceedings Am, AntlquarUa 8oc, IS. 32S. 527 Joba Baa The Natural Drink of America A good pure malt beer, made from barley anT hops, like Budweise. is a thousand medicines in one. " It stimulates - the entire digestive tract, strengthens" and quietens the nerves, promotes the social happiness of the entire household, greatly en hancing the pleasure, of living. THE KING OF ALL BOTTLED BEERS Carried Bullet In His Leg For Forty Six Years. Kpeelal to The Observer. Winston-Salem. Sept. 9. To carry an ounce bullet In his right leu for torty-six years and then for it to push IU way through the skin Is the strange experience of Mr. M. T. Mitchell, of Dillard. Utokea county, whose son. Mr M. N. Mitchell, lH with the IV. i ll'"s National Hank here. Mr. Mitchell was shot at the battle of Seven I'lnes, May 27th, 1S62. He was a member ot Company II. twenty-second North aroliiia Regiment. The wound heal 'il s'.om, but the hall was never ex- ..,. .-.. Him .Mr. .viiirneii .mi ii ereo j Siemly from it sonietitnes. Last Sat ti id h he lelt a pain Jiiht on the sur f;..e ot the skin of the right e an.i mi' th.- luillet llierally forelng its a .it. wlii.li it a.tuallv did it little l.ifr. 1"H". itig only a slight abrasion to mark Its ( ourne. Ptnk Patn - Tablet-Dr.' Bhoop's u9 Jiealacne, womanly pains, any nam, any wber. in 3 minutes sure, formula on t ZjC box. Ask your druggist or doctor "t-iot this ferrsuU it's fine, t Mullen's i tarmacy. . ... Iinpmtriiifiils In North Winston. Spei isl to Tlie Observer. Wlnston-Sfilem, ,cpt. 9. The North Liberty xtre t section of th" city i the scene of Ycally important Improve ments which are to be completed this week. The car line extension in the greatest of these, exten.llnjf out to the new Piedmont Park grounds, where the conty fair will be held next month. The roadway Is being 'widened to fifty feet and ma cadam laid. Property values have already begun -to discount the effect of the Improvements, which will mean mueh to the section, already pretty well built up. To Provide (ilris Training School. Special to The Observer. "Winston-Salem. Hept. 9. One of most practical philanthropies yet pro jected in this city Is that "which Is now being fostered by the Toung Ladles' Aid Society of the Centenary Methodist church, the idea being to provide 'a training school for girls, with particular reference to sewing and domesti; arts. A meeting will be held soon, when It la expected that the pro)ect will assume definite form. Miss Florence Black well, deaconess of the church, has the matter in charge. O. Reculsr Schedule on C. A Correspondence of The Observer. Marlon Sept. I. Th C. C. ft O. began a 'regular schedule on Its new Jlne between Marlon and Johnson City, Tenn.. yesterday. Its train leaves Ihtp at 2 p. 'm. and arrives at Johnson City at (:48 p. m. Return ing It leaves Johnson City at t:I0 a. m. and arrives here at 1:11 p. m. This is quite a convenience to all who travel across the mountains In that direction. GRANT) KXCfRSION TO RICHMOND. VA.. KEPT. lMh. ISC. s, Southern Railway will operate Its popular excursion to Richmond. Vs., Rep. t ember 15th. sam to consist of flrst-clsss day coaches and Pullman . cars, giving two days and one night tn Richmond. Round trip rats from Charlotte KM. Approximately low rates from branch lines. Special train will leave Charlotts 7:3 p. m. nn above date Separate ears (or col ored people. For further tnformstion see large flyer, or call en your depot agent. R. U VBRNOM. ' : Trav, Pass. Agent. 1 Durham Has 2,541 School Children Kn rolled. Correspondence of The Observer. Durham. Sept. 8. The city schools opening with a teaching corps of 70 show at the end of tne second day 360 in the high school, 3S5 In Kdge mont. 2U9 In Fuller, 1R3 In North Durham, 533 In the Morehead school, 490 in the Whltted school and 344 In the West Knd school, a total of 2, .144. A comparison of the two records shows that the end of the llrst week last year found 2,33 In the hchool of the city, u gain of 8 to day, with three days yet to hear from. Superintendent t'arniichael is grati fied over the showing, for though there has been no concession to an epidemic of diphtheria and scarlet fever, these Children's scourges must have kept many back and he expects to see lara:e numbers of school chil dren reglater and attend after the first week. The Durham schools are readily seen to be among the great systems of the State. Rtirkc Democratic Ticket. Correspondence of The Observer. Morganton, Sept. 8i The Demo cratic convention for Kurke county met In tho court house here yesterday at 1 o'clock p. m. or the purpose of nominating candidat-s for the va rious county offices. The following are the nominations For the Legis lature, Thomas L. Slgmon, of Ruth erford College; for iheriff. Forest C. Berry; for register of deeds, John B. Holloway; for treasurer, W. A. Balloy; for county commissioners, John A. Dickson. J. M. Brlnkley and F. P. Cook; for surveyor. R. J. Hallyburton; for coroner, John L. Nelson. The ticket as a whole Is a very strong on and bespeakes a good Democratic ma jority in November. The convention was harmonious In every respect . Bottled Only at Am Anheuser-Busch Brewery St Louis U. S. A. " CORKED OR WITH CROWN CAPS. v. 7s!k3 '-riBB- A il JfMT Rill ra" I sa I m Hessberd, Gunst ci t.o. Dlstrtbntora lUCiUDOnd. VS "W , one Bad feature. Chattanooga Times. Montgomery Advertiser:' For braxen effrontery the demand of Samuel Compere that Congress shall pass a law that will give organ Ised labor Immunity from the writ of Injunction is about the limit. What do you suppose Oompers Is supporting Mr, Bryan for? Fun? A Traveling: Jlan'a Experience "I must tell yoo my experience on an Eost bound O. R. N. R. R- train from Pendleton to Le Orsnde. Ore., writes Bam A Oarber, a well-known traveling man. "I was in the smoking department with some other traveling men when one of them went out Into the cosch and cams back and said,- There is a woman sick unto death In ths car.' I at ones got up and went out, found hsr rjr 111 with cramp colic: her hands and arms wars drawn up so you oould not straighten them, and with a deathlike look on her face. Two or tbres ladles were working with her and giving her whiskey. I went to my suit ease and got my bottle of Chsmberlaln's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy (I never travel with out it), ran to ths water tank.' put a double dose of tht medicine in the glass, ponred some water into It and stirred It with a pencil: then I had quite a time to get the ladies to let me give It to her, but I succeeded. I could at once -see the effect and I worked with her. rubbing her hands, and In twenty minutes I give her another doss., Bf this time we were al most into Le Orande. 'where I was to leave the train. I gave the bottle to ths husband to be used in case another dose should be needed, but by the time the train ran Into I Orande she wss all right, and 1 received the thanks of every pasaenger In the car." For sale by R, tL Jordan ft Ca . . . . ' . FIRST SEASON c tar 1(0) Art! it it (B 1 n ryr U LI U L Greatest Li$t of Attractions Ever Offered In the South at Popular Prices $1.00 Pays for Season Ticket WITH. ADMISSION TO TEN CIO) , $1.00 ATTRACTIONS ' OPENING GRAND CXINCKRT : VICTOR AND HIS VENETIAN BAND. Tl'ESDAY. OCT. SO. THE CAVENEY CO., , - AMERICA'S GREATEST . CAKTOONIST. Sketches From Dr. JekjO and. Mr.' Hjde. Impctrvonatlons, Clay M . t Kongs.' -' ' WEDNESDAY. NOV. . FREDERICK WARDE, THE TRAGEDIAN." SCENES FROM SHAKE8PEARES PLAYbV THVRRDAV. DEC. ; ; GREAT HOLIDAY .ATTRACTION DtTRNO, THE MTSTERlOrS A CO. The Greatest Magician we lore uw Public j " " WEDNESDAY, DEC. . SO. ..- GRAND CONCERT. . THE COMMONtlEATiTH LADIES' ORCHESTRA. . ; r America'a Greatest Women's- ' Orchestra. . WEDNESDAY, JAN. THE BARNARD FAMILY ORCHESTRA' AND MXJSICAli ' t SPEClAIilSTS. a . : THURSDAY, JAN. 14. ! : SHTJUGOPAVI - YOUNA CO. . ; SHITNGOPAVT, THE ' INDIAN s-WONDER-WORKER, . YOUNA, THE CELEBRATED J . . JUGGLER. - - : t FRIDAY, FEB. 4V' 1 ' - 8. GRAND CONCERT. THfc DEKOVEN MALE : QUARTETTE CO. BEST QUARTETTE. IN AMERICA, BATlKi'Ai, riiJi. la. ' CARMEN'S ITALIAN- BOYS . AND ELBERT POLAND,'- IMPERSONATOR." rreaentlng "A Night In Venice. ... THURSDAY, EB. IS. M 10. ' AMERICA'S GREATEST LECTURER , RUSSELL H. CONWELU D. D- OF PHILADELPHLA. i SiAJert : "Acres of Dltrmonda. -MONDAY, MARCH ft. Get Your TickeU Now at JORDAN'S ON THE SQUARE ' Hllll 4 1 I t I4441.4 rI- :;SASH.A :: DOORS, il BlllNDS AND GLASS t Largest stock in the CaroliSias-X t Get' our prices vyyC-! T a. 'an ''- m' - '-.' X t j3eiore you buy. 4 I B; F. ;WITHERS i ii a 'v ; ' ' Distributer ' '.v ; ; j BUILDERS' SUPPLIES., v v ; CHARLOTTE, N.- C.' M1IHM llfee smcraw HYDE ni A KITS JAr i . - - . - UlUtUKiai S I lJWitX nyUAXTPN EC CHARLOTTE. NC Sale of the Property -of the Odell Manufacturing Co. ' Wpdnpsdav. W 1(i Wk ww war wasi j j as w-m -J I If v By virtue of a decree of the ITnitM States ClrcuiF Court for the Western District of North Carolina,' entered at Greensboro, on the"'6th day of August, lttl. In a certain suit In equity enti tled The Continental Color and Chemical Company et al as plain tiffs, versus Odell "Manufacturing Company, aa defendants, I will- on Wednesday, the 16th day of Sep tember, ltut. at the hour of noon, la front of the office of the Odell Manu facturing Company, in the Town of Concord, N. C, Iter for sale at publio auction to the highest bidder for cash all of the property and assets of tho Udell Manufacturing Company. . con sisting of Its real estate, manufactui- ng establishment. Including all ma-. chlnery, etc.. the raw coton on hand, manufactured goods, its bills and ac counts receivable. Us Investments In other corporations, its franchisee and all of its other property of every una ana cnaracter. The mills will be operated to and including the day of ' sale and the stock In process of manufacture, to gether with supplies and repairs on : hand, will be Included and sold with the mills. .,' v The terms of sale will be cash unon confirmation by the court, but a de posit of S per cent, cash or security satisfactory to me. wilt be required of the successful bidder or bidders; and any creditor or creditors shall have the right to use his or their debt to the extent of their dividend value In the purchase of thia property. " The property will be first offered for sale In aiz separate parcels, as la hereinafter set out, and afterward all of the property of ( every description win be offered as one lot, and" the sale which results In the highest price : will be reported to the United States Court at Oresnsbero, N. C. on Octo ber 6, if 01. at which time and place any person Interested may be heard by the court, either In opposition to, or In favor of, confirmation of said sale, ' and no notice other than this advertisement will be given of said report of aale, or of the motion to confirm same. The property will first be offered la lx separate parcels, aa follows: . (1) TV Odell Mlln. proper, con sisting of 41111a Nos. 1 to I, inclusive, situated at the head of North Union street, in the Town of Concord, K. C, and containing together 28,If spindles, TrTTS looms, with the neces sary subsidiary machinery, power plants, etc The real estate upon which these mills are situated and to be aold with them contains about one hundred acres, and on it are situated 146 tenement houses, and the company's stores and warehouses, office buildings, etc. The mill build ings are substantial brick structures and vary In height from one to four stories. . (27 Buffalo Mill, a brick structure containing three stories and basement, with IS, 616 aplndlea and the nibessary and usual subsidiary machinery, power plant, etc., with' about thirty acres of land, on which la situated twenty-six tenement houses, ware houses, etc. The properties ' men tioned under first nd second Items all He within city limits. Buffalo Mill It located Immediately .upon the main line of the Southern Railway Com pany, with sidetrack running Into the property. The Odell Mills are located upon a .short1 spur built .out front main line of Southern Railway. ' (1) AH the raw cotton which shall be on hand at the day of sale a list of same with the number and weight of bales will be exhibited.. ; m j ( (4)' All the manufactured -goods which ahall be on hand at the day of sale, a list of which will at that time be prepared and furnished. . - (g) All the) "notes, choses In action, and all bills receivable, and all in vestments In other corporations of ths Odell ' Manuiaciuring .company, and .it. other Drooerty . not SDeciflcallv mentioned, a list of which will be ex hibited to prospective purchasers, be fore and at the day of sale. . itl Several teams, a list of which will be furnished on the day of sale. After, me saie in parcels, as afore said, the enure property will be of fered for sals in gross. The pur chaser 3 win acquire an corporate rights and .; franchises y of .; the . d.- defenaani. ' - :- This la a very vajuaoie property. located la a fine town and in the heart of the, most successful manu facturing section of the South. The climate Is healthful and Invigorating. The help la efficient and - contented. A fine quality of eotton'ls grown In tho immediate vicinity ox tne muL I wlll take pleasure la giving any further Information In. my power to prospective purchasers and my rep resentative, Mr. J. R, Toung, at Con cord, N. - C, will take pleasure In showing the above property to those desiring to Investigate. The title ,ls perfect, and the purchaser will hate quiet possession without annoyance or litigation from any source. - -CEASAR COKE. Receiver, A Greensboro, N. C AUguU S, 1101. .".- v v.
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