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CHABLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, SEPTEMBER 17, 1903.
Nsws of" tKs State
Happening of Yesterday Told In
: Bank Deposits ; of .Three Kinds .
Mr. E. D. Steele has been appointed
trustee for the High Point Publish
ing: Company, of High Point, ' which
went Into bankruptcy some ume ago.
Mr. Steele will sell the plant and
wind tip the business.
-Mr. H. W. Dorsett, of Bethany, la
reported Seriously iUL Dr. D. A. Stan-
ton, of High Point, haa been called
to bu bedside. ,.
Mr George A. Shiplett. of Abing-
: cob, riL, is on a visit to his uncle,
Mr. M. B. Shlplett. of High Point
Tor several years he has been cashier
' of one of the strongest banks In the
West, located at Abingdon.
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FIRST A Checking Account, pay your bills by checks nd thus
tget a receipt for. each payment. .; ..-.--..' , .--: -'
SECOND Get a Certificate of Deposit, for three months or longer, ,
bearing 4 per cent, per annum Interest. , .-. :
THIRD Open ' a Savings Aconnt, In which you can deposit at any
time and receive per cent, per annum interest, compounded quar terly.
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BE SURE to make your deposit In Tlie Commercial National Bank
Capital $500,000. Surplus $320,000.
'Tl;e; Merchants & Fdrmers 1etional Banft
OP CHARLOTTE, K. C.
- Capital..-
' p t 1
$200,000.00
. A. DCXV. President. '
XV. E. BOLT, V. President.
A. O. BHEXIJ5EH, Cashier.
A. T. SUMMET, Ast, Cashier.
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CHARLOTTE, N. C
ESGISEER AT SPAKTAXBCTUJ.
C. C A O. Railway Representative
; - looking Over the Situation in Tliat
.' Section and W ill Report to Direct
. ' or at an Early Meeting.
, Special to The Observer.
Spartanburg, a C. Sept 16. A. W
Jones; assistant chief engineer of the
Carolina, Clinchfleld & Ohio road. Is
. spending several days in Spartanburg,
looking over the situation (in this
territory In order that he may report
, upon the probable cost of the con
atructlon of the road Into Spartan
burg from fcostic, N. C, at a meeting
' of directors to be held within the
next few days.
Mr. Jones stated that it had not
been definitely determined to con-
' struct the main lino into Spartanburg
and no decision will be reached until
the cost of right-of-ways through the
city and county are secured. He said
that the road from Bostlc has been
surveyed to the Cowpens ridge and
right-of-way secured free of cost.
From the Cowpens ridge two lines
have been run south, and via Gaffnoy
and thence to Columbia, the other via
Spartanburg. The route to be deter
mined upon depends upon the proba
ble cost of right-of-way. Jf the peo
ple of Spartanburg show a generous
attitude towards the new railroad
Spartanburg will In all probability be
selected, while on the other hand If
prices in real estate Jump sky high
making It Impossible for the railroad
company to purchase thn rlght-of
way, the route throu'gh Gaffney and
down the Broad river valley will be
elected as the route. KIght-of-way
agents are now working In the City
f Spartanburg and In the county
and it is expected that a (Wlslnn will
be reached within the next month.
The Carolina & rilnrhfieid road Is
Dow operating trains betwe. n Johnson
City, Tenn., and Marlon. N. C. Track
Is being laid from Marion to Bostic
and will be finished within the next
Six weeks.
DAVIDSON LEADS AT VSlOX.
The Tar Heel Presbyterian College
Furnikhes More Tlutn One-Third of
the .Students at the Seminary.
Special to The Observer.
Richmond, Va., Sept. 16. The nine
ty-seventh annual session of Union
Theological Seminary in this city
opened last Wednesday with the
largest number of students ever to
answer to their names at a roll call.
Among these while other colleges such
as the Universities of Virginia, North
Carolina, Mississippi, Texas, Washing
ton and Lee, Hampden-Sldney Col
lege, , Arkansas College, Richmond
College and others are well repre
sented, there are nearly three times
as many men from Davidson College,
N. C., as from any one of the others.
Indeed, mors than one-third of all
th students in the seminary this year
are from the famous Presbyterian col
lege in 2'ortn Carolina. They are
as follows:
V. W. Arrowood. J. F. Coleman,
R. I). Dickson, J. F. Goddell, A. P.
Hassell, D. W. Mclver. M. A. Hay.
William T. Thompson, Jr., . A. Blue.
W. H. Hamilton, A. A. McLean, J.
O. Mann, R. K. Tlmmons, O. M. An
derson, T. M. Bulla, C. It. Crane. A.
S. Crowell, J. E. Hemphill. Kobert
King. J. A. Mawhlnney, J. K. Parker,
C. II. Phlppa, C. W. Reed, 8. Dwlght
Winn.
wILL OPEN IT AKHK OOCXTY.
. Railroad For Which Bond We
Voted Will Mve Mountain County,
: Now Without Railway, Thirty-Kighl
Miles or Track.
, Special to The otwerver.
Jefferson, fipt. Id. Ashe county
haa taken $100,000 stock in the Vir-
s frtnia Southern Railroad Company,
having last Saturday voted a bonded
Indebtedness of $100,000 to pay for
tier Interest In the road. This road
Is to be built from Rural Retreat, on
the Norfolk Western line, by way
cf Troutdale, va., and on to Jeffer
son and Creston, in this county by
way of the Ballou Iron mines owned
by the Virginia, Iron, Coal and Coke
Company. If this project Is carried
out, Ashe county will have about SI
miles of track in the county, and
tbs Immense Iron mines will be de
veloped and the water-powers util
ised; and Ashe will launch out upon
4h sea, of commerce and industry and
te the leading mountain county In thn
Mate. The citizens are very much
elated over the election returns, which
show a good majority for the bonds,
and many are already beginning to
figure In dirt around Jefferson and the
section through which the road will
be constructed.
Sir. C. C. Moore to Address (South
Carolina Farmers.
Special to The Observer.
Spartanburg, 8. C, Sept. 16. There
will be a big rally meeting of farm
ers and busmen men held In tho
court house next Saturday for the
purpose of discussing the cotton situa
tion. Addresses will be made by men
prominent in the cotton movement
and well-known business men. Among
those who will speak is Mr. C. C.
Moore, president of the North Caro
lina Cotton Association. He In a
fluent speaker and will bo heard by
large crowd on tho occasion of his
first visit to tills county. K. D. Smith,
I'nlled States Senator-elect from
South Carolina and president of tho
slate Cotton Association, may also
make an ad Irons. The meeting of
farmers and vuslness men was ar
ranged by K. L. Archer, president of
the county cotton association. Mr.
Archer is a good business farmer and
la very much interested in the farm
ers of this county, liy bringing the
business m.m of the city and the
farmers of the county together in such I
a meeting he hopes to accomplish a
great deal of good for both.
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CHARLOTTE.N.C.
aaSSBBBBBSBBBBJBBBBBBBJ
Surplus and Profits 130,000.00
Accounts of Corporations, Firms and : Individuals -
, Invited. .
We Issue Certificates of deposit .Payable, on De ',
mand Bearing Interest, at 4' Per "Cent Per, :
Annum if Left Three Months or Longer. It -
We Also Pay 4 Per Cent, on Savings Deposits and
Compound" the Interest Quarterly.
1 f'' ' We Want Your Business. - , ,
GEO. E. WILSON, President. f V : !'
JNO. B. B0S, Vice President . ;
, W. C. WILKINSON, Casnier.
Extra Amount of Building Activity In
Wilmington.
Special to The Observer.
Wilmington, Sept. II. In spite of
the business depression, a large
amount of building is now going on
here, owners taking advantage of
cheap prices and reduced wages to
supply their wants before normal
conditions are soon restored, which
they apparently confidently expect
James F. Woolvln. a leading under
taker, announced that as soon after
October 1st as possible, ha will be
gin the erection of a three-story block
of four stores on the site of the old
court house, on Princess street, and
at least a dosen handsome residences
are being: erected In Carolina Heights.
a "hew and fashionable suburb that Is
being faat developed in the eastern
section of the city. With building
gointf on In all parts of the city and
the likelihood of slxty-nix saloons be
ing vacant on the 1st of January, real
estate men are' showing an optimism
that is truly marvelous.
Meeting of Baraoa AsNoclntlon.
Special t The Observer.
High Point Sept. 16. At a meet-
Still MlnUterlng to Wants of Sufferers.
Special to The Observer.
Wilmington, Kept. 1. There is no
relaxation of the effort on the part
of the local relief committee in iniu
latcring to the wants of those who
were so sorely stricken by the floods
In the upper Capo Fear and In the
Holly Shelter section of Pender
county, which suffered by the fresh
ets early in the month of August.
Food, supplies and nome forage for
live stock were dispatched yesterday
by steamer to Canetuck, Ivanhoo and
Kelly's Cove. Lieut. R. 8. Mcken
ney, of the United States army, who
has been investigating conditions for
Ing last night of the Toung Men s the War Department, has returned
Baraca Association Rev. K. L. Slier
was elected reporter and Mr. C. P
Johnson asakstant secretary and cus
todian of the rooms. Action was also
taken in regard to getting Rev. O.
W. Belk. of Albemarle, to come to
hia city and deliver his humorous
lecture. "Tho Qospel of Cheerfulness."
jnder the auspices of the associa
tion, at an. early date. An amend
ment to the constitution' was adopted
alknrin; boys ibetween the ages of
31 and IS years to Join at half price,
srranting them the privilege of the
rooms, gymnasium, etc., except at
lilght and during ladles' hours. A
vote of thank was tendered tho
Toung Men's Business Association
for a donation of $50 left in the
treasury when tho association dis
tended; also to Mr. C. C. Muse for
furnishing the electric light globes
fres of charge.
from all sections of the flooded re
glon and will, of courso, make hiH
report to headquarters. It la not pre
sumed that the government will takv;
a hand In tho relief work until the
efforts of citizens have been exhaust
ed and there Is real suffering.
Wilmington to Have an Elks-Pert.
Bpaeial to The Observer.
Wilmington. Sept. 16. At a largely
attended meeting of thn Wilmington
lodge of Klks last night. It was de
cided to give an Elks-feet or fall fes
tival her some time during the com
Isg months prior to the holiday. A
commute headed by Dr. Charles T.
Harper was named to have all the
principal arrangements In hand. It
rlll be for the benefit of the chil
dren's playground movement and the
TAk hope to make It a State affair.
Fimllar affairs have been quite suc
cessful further South, the Idea hav
ing been recently brought to Wilming
ton' by Exalted Ruler J. F. Leltnr,
who attended an Elks-feet In New
Orleans.
Fall Term of Oxford Seminary Begins
Well.
"f pedal to The Observer.
Oxford. Sept 16. Oxford Seminary
tias begun Its fall term under mot
' favorable auspices, the number of stu
dents la attendance being considerably
In excess of tb number last year.
Everything about the school betokens
prosperity. It has grown steadily In
public favor and la patronage and Is
tiow reeognlxed 'as one of the fore
most schools of the Stats. . It is ex
reedlngly fortsnata fn Its location,
which Is noted for Its heatthfulness
nd refinement of Its social life. Por
rfty-elrht years It has been, doing Its
eoiendld work for the young women of
the country. . '
- A PATTJTG ntVESTMEXT.
Mr. John White, of X Highland Ave..
T'onlton. Maine, seysj Hsve bmh trou
ild with a couch everr winter and
nrwi, - Last winter I tried many ad
vertised remedies, hot th eourh-eonttn.
til antn I bnairht a toe. bottl ef Dr.
r: teg's New Derry: before that was
t gone, tbs eowrh wss stl aons. This
"ntr th Mm happy result has follow
ed; a few 4w one more banished tbe
Jnnuel eugh. 1 m riew eonvtnrsd that
r. KJne New IHneovery Is tK het
cf !! cMirh and lu"T remedies." tni
t"fr"l' st all drug Korea, fcoe.
1 1L Trial bottle free. - .
Wofford College Opens WIUi Ijarge
Attendance.
Bpeclal to The Observer.
Spartanburg, S. C. Sept. 16. Wof
ford College and WofTord Fitting
School opened this morning with the
largest first day attendance the school
ever had. Dr. H. N. Snyder, presi
dent of the college. In speaking of
the successful opening said that tho
management of the college was sur
prised at the large attendance, for
while the faculty expected a large
opening It was not prepared for the
unusually large number that reported
for coUege duty on the first day. The
freshman class starts oft with a mem
bership of So and all the other classes
are large. Regular class room work
will not begin until the latt.T part of
tho week.
THE WEATHER.
Washington. Sept. 1. Forecast:
VirirlnlB. fair with rising teninersture
Thursday and Friday; light variable
winds.
North Carolina, fair Thursday and Fri
day; light to fresh north winds.
South CaVollna snd Georgia, fair Thurs
day snd Friday; light vsriable winds.
Fast Florida, local showers Thursdsy
and probably Friday; light to fresh
northeast to east winds.
West Florida, partly cloudy, local show
ers Thursday night or Friday; light east
to northeast winds.
Alabama, fair Thursday and probably
Friday, except possibly showers on the
coast; light northeast to cast winds.
Mississippi, partly cloudy Thursday and
Friday: light east winds.
Louisiana, east Texas, local showers
Thursday and probubly Friday; light va
riable winds.
West Texas, fair Thursday and prob
ably Friday.
Tennessee and Kentucky, fair Thurs
day and Friday.
Arkansas, (air Thursday and probably
Friday.
West Virginia, fair and somewhat
warmer Thursday, Friday fair.
LOCAL OFFICE I. S. WEATHER BU
REAU. Charlotte. Sept. 16.
TEMPERATURE (In degrees).
HlKhent temperature
Lowest temperature
Mean temperature
Deficiency for the day i
Accumulated deficiency for month ..
Accumulated excess for year
PRECIPITATION (In inches).
Total for 24 hours ending t p. m...
Total for the month
Accumulated deficiency for month..
Total for the year 41.54
Accumulated excess for year S.3
Prevailing wind direction ...N. E.
W. J. BENNETT. Observer.
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American Machine & Mfg. Co.
CHARLOTTE, N. C
Manufacturing Machinists and Founders
bttoi and CottN 01 Kacfaery. Waste Machinery and Wood-Wofkinj Mncry.
General Repairs. Casting.
Heating, Fire. Pro-
Contract to Install Steam and Hot Water
tection, Electric Lighting and Power Plants.
Quick-Working Cotton Gin For Trout
man. Special to The Observer.
Troutman, Sept. 16. Mr. John H.
Whltston, of Orangeburg, S. C Is
here Installing one of the most com
plete cotton gin systems in this part
of the State. It Is the only one of the
kind In tW county and one of a very
few in the State. When complete it
will be the property of Messrs. C. H.
and A. G. Brown, and so perfect and
speedy will be the work that 'twill be
like the reading of a fairy tale. The
farmer drives to the gin with his huge
load of cotton and while he sits quiet
ly in his seat long enough for the
glnner to say hocuspocus and make a
few passes with his hand the cotton
Is ginned, baled and loaded back on
the wagon on top of the seed, all In
shape and ready for the market
F. D. K
Fink Pain Tshlets Dr. Shoen's itnn
r . i. . . , - . r
ii.u.ain, wQDianiT pains, ur nam. an v-
whern. In 20 minutes aure. Formula an
the 25c. box. Ask your drurrlst or rinetne
anoui tais lormuia It's fine. Mullen's
f narmaey.
Free of Taxes
T per cent, net Income can
be obtained from absolutely
first-class preferred stocks of
substantial North Carolina
companies which we can offer
you to-day.
Call or write
Trust Department
SOCTHERV I,TFR A TRUST
COMPANY,
Greensboro, ST. C.
Capital and Surplus 1405,000.00
E. P. Wharton, President
A. M. Scale, Gen. Counsel.
Robt. C. Hood. Asst Manager.
"BLACK MARIA,"
our POLICE CHARIOT, has
monopoly in hack fare. The city
forces hacksters down In price and
assesses each poor devil who falls In
the police net to fork up 60 cents
for his exposed drive, a ride In the
Chariot, accompanied by from S to 5
bad (ted police.
WHY SO MANY POLICE T Ah.
that's It. They get a witness fee in
addition to regular pay.
F. D. ALEXANDER
FIRE INSURANCE.
BANKRUPT SALE.
Greensboro Table Comoanr Plant.
By order of Court I will sell on
September 21st, 190S, at noon, on the
premises, the entire plant, stock on
hand, etc., of the Greensboro Table
Company, best equipped factory of
its kind in tho South. Ready In all
respects to start up for business, and
a large demand for the product An
unusual opportunity. . Detailed In
formation furnished promptly.
Write to
ROBERT C, HOOD Receiver.
Greensboro. N. C, Aug. Slst. 190S.
P.
HOW TO GET STRONG.
J. Daly, of 1247 W. congress 8t,
Oil wns of Wilkes Ixok Upon Old
Ocean.
6peclal to The Observer.
Wilmington, Sept. 16. After trav
eling since 7 o'clock yesterday morn
ing 214 excursionists reached the city
last night from Wilkes county and
are to-day enjoying the novel ex
perience of a trip down the river and
ten miles to se on the steamer Wil
mington. A large majority of the
mountain people never saw the ocean
before and the experience for them
Is a fascinating one. The train came
In over the Coast Line via Fayette
ville and will doubtless be the last
of the season,
A Traveling Man's Experience,
"I must tell you my experience on sn
East bound O. R. N. R. R. train from
Pendleton to Le Grande, Ors., writes Sara
A. Garter, a well-known traveling man.
"I was In the smoking department with
some other traveling men when one of
them went out into the coach and earn
bark and said,' There is a woman sick
unto death in the ear.' I at once got up
and went out. found her very 111 with
rramp colic: her hands and arms were
drawn up so you could not straighten
them, snd with a deathlike look on her
faca. Two or three ladle were working
with her and giving her whiskey. I went
to my suit ease and got my bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy (I never travel with
out It), ran to the water tank, put a
double doae of the nwvMeinS In the glass
poured some water Into It and stlirad It
with a penHI: than I had quits a time to
set tbs ladles to let me glva It to her
but I succeeded. I enu!J at one see the
effect and I worked wHh her, rubbing her
handa. and in twenty minutes I gave her
another doe. By this tiros we were al
most Into Xj Uranda. where I was ts
Jeava tha train, I gave the bottle to the
husband to be omJ in eaae another doa
should be needed, but by tha tima tht
train ran Into Le Orande she was sit
r.ani. .m i rrceivan na thanks a erery
rot sale by R. H.
passenger In t
Jordan 4k Co.
er In the ear."
fhlcRBO. tells of way to become Krone.
He ssys: My moiner. wno is oia and
was very feeble, la deriving so much
benefit from Electric Bitters, that I feel
lc mv dutv to tell those -who need a
Ionic and strengthening medicine about
It. In my mother's case a marked gain
In flesh has resulted. Insomnia has been
overcome, anfl sne is steaany growing
stronger." Electric Bitters quickly rem
edy stomach, liver and kidney complaints.
Hold under guarantee at all drug stores.
Mc.
"Jordan's on the Square."
E. P. Puree II, President.
D. A. McLaughlin, V. Prea
We Dispense
the finest : drinks
'come here for all the
good ones. . ,
We Satisfy
the most people with
bur Ice Cream and
Sundaes. Everything
in the soft drink line..
Rl JORDAN & CO.
NURSES' REGISTER
One Hundred Dollars
Per front foot for vacant lot, located near In
dependence Square. Business property in Char
lotte is advancing in value each day. If you
have idle funds, seeking investment, it will pay
you to investigate this. v
J. ?. Murphy & Co
63 If. Try on.
a? ,
flume 94M.
Accident and Health Policies
In the MVKYXiAJTD CASUALTY COMPANY are the most liberal In
existence, though' they don't cost any more than others.
Every one needs a Disability Policy covering EVERT ACCI
DENT AND EVERY DISEASE.
Let us tell you how we will pay you a definite weekly Indemnity
If you should be disabled BY ANY ACCIDENT ' OR ILLNESS.
HARVEY LAMBETH, Mgr. In& Dept.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
fineOfferings in Basiiiess ini Residence Properties
' brick stores located near the centre of city and convenient
to Southern Freight Depot. Annual rent I2.2T5.00. Will pay 7 I.s
per cent, net after deducting taxes and Insurance. ' . ' -"-room
residence on Elisabeth Ave.; newly constructed, all mod
ern improvement; lot well elevated with fine view. No avenue In
the city Is building up morerapldly. Price of property Is low now "
compared to what It will be in three to live years. Prloe only 7
. . .:, .SS.U0.00
. Terms, 11,000.00 or more down;, balance through the building and -loan
association. r y - -; j. , . ....
; . Fins lot on . Park ; aVenu 'Zii?MMM':
l-acre lot on DerU road.,,., i w. ......... fl,t50.00
. Southern Reil Estate loan & Trust Company
, W. & ALEXANDER. :
... President.'
; ourpius, $1UU,UUU.
Bu A.- Dunn. a. m. Mcdonald. ?
i VJc President. v - See. and Treat
First National Bank
' V: CHARLOTTE, N..J0. ; ;: av :'
Capital and: Profits:. .V. .ISIototO
! ' .ACCOCNTS SOLICITED , '
: Per Cent. On Time Certificates.
HENRY M. Mo ADEN. . . . . . President
JOHN F. .OlUt.r..,, Cashier
Directors: s 1
S. C. Burroughs - Geo. W. Graham
J. a Myers v J. H. McAden
Frank Gllreath Geo. W. Bryan
C. A. Bland C. A. Williams
a Henry M. McAden
North Church St Residence
Lot 75 feet front, nine rooms, all modern con
veniences, electric liglits, steam Wt. ... .$4,000.00
Can arrange terms. Will be solcl. at once. For
further, particulars, call on or 'phone
Brown & Company t
'Phone 535.
203 N. Tryon St
THE CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK
Resources $!,500,000e00
Our method of doing business holds old friends and
. gains new ones.
B. D. HEATH, President..
JNO. M. SCOTT, Vice President.
J. H. LITTLE. Vic President.
W. H. TVrrTY, Cashier.
INSURANCE
Is something we all must carry and we. would be glad to serve yon.
We write the following lines: Fire. Health, Accident, Surety Bonds,
Steam Boiler, Burglary, Elevator, Sprinkler Leakage, Plats Glass.
If you need any of the above Insurance, call 10 and we will be
glad to call and see you.
CAROLINA REALTY CO.
O. X THIES, Pres.
W. D. WILKINSON, Trea.
No. I W. Fifth Street. ,
B. RUSH LEE. See.
and Mgr. J. p. LONG, Salesman.
Phone Stl.
AT WORK FOR YOU
''.. ' , ,. . "
Is yonr money making money for'' yon? The more of It yon
have employed for yon, the leWs yon need to -work yoarself. If
.yon keep on saving and putting yonr aavlngs to work the funded
capital of yonr earning; years will gradually take np the bard en
and yon will not need to work at all. . ,
We pay d per cent, and compound It quarterly.
W have st few aSaf ety Deposit Boxes for rent.
Southern Loan 5 Sayings Bank
JOHN L SCOTT. President W. S. ALEXANDER. Vloa Pres.
.'.' Kb JENY1NS, Cashier. .
FINE ELIZflDETH IOT
We offer for sale' the most desirable location for
a home in Elizabeth, 'Charlotte 'a attractive suburb.
This property can be . bought just now at a bargain
The Charlotte ATrust.Sr Realty Co.
CAPITAIi $200,000.00.
This Is the Month ,
'to Iq3J up your laknce u oar Sarinfi Department
A New Interest Quarter berinnint Octooer 1L Wi pay
: 4 per cent and Componnd tne Interest Quarterly., , .
American Trust Company
Wood fibre Wall Plaster, "Hard Clinch."
; v , THE BUILDER'S FEIEirD
Freeilng does not bnrtt natural shrinkage win not crack tt
. water does not make It fan off; bard aa stone. Write for booklet. .
Manufactured by . . - .. .
CHflRlOTTC PWSTEB GOMPflNY
I Write for Booklet. ,
Charlotte, If. C
HIGH-
BQNDG
J.000-10.000 City of Winston ts. HIT. ,.
1000-20,000 City of Concord Is. 17.
1.000-15,000 City of Birmingham Is. lilt. '
S.000-10.000 Craven County Ss, lltT.
00-J,00 A. T. O. R. R. ta, 11. '
:. 1,000-20,000 North Carolina Ptate 4s, 110.
1.000-10,000 North Carolina Btate Ss. ll. , -10,000
City of King's Mountain Is, 1IJ7.
10,000 City of Canton Is, If ST.
Also II shares North Carolina Railroad Stock.
F. C. Abbott Compy
1 ' aa( I A - W . aa -
"IIlgh-Grale InTestraenU.''
Trust Bandtng