The Charlotte News.
EVERY AFTEBNOQN EXCEPT SUNDAY,
j - ,t by " . ;
WADE H, HARRIS, Ed. and Proprietor
Subsobiptiojt: One Year, $4; Six
Month, 2; Three Months, $1; Per
! Week 10 cents. Paper delivered In
C .the city by carriers free of charge, .?
Advertising .rates low ana liDerai.
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 189a
Representatives of nine of the
-' American republics nave signed the.
formal treaty of arbitration in ?ecre
; tary BlaineV office at the Depart
ment of State, nunely, the United
State, Guatemala, Nicaragua', '"Sal
i vador, Honduras, Bolivia, .Ecuador
Hayti, and the United States ol
. Brazil." It is expected that three
more signatures .and se'als will be
.. added soon, and it is hoped that the
signatures of ail the powers will be
secured in the course of the summer
? and autumn. Several of the Minis
ters remained over at great incon
venience to complete their- adhesion
to tht treaty. Great enthusiasm i
felt at the Stte Dptrtmf ito-rer the
rapid progress oi so important a
measure. It U expUintl th it the
International Conlerenc . could ml)
recommend, and that it was the
regularly accredred Mi mters Pleni
potentiary wh signed the treaty
for relereace to their rc-pective
Governments
Comment! on Sam Jones.
Gastonia Gazette : Great numbers
of people go to Charlotte every day
to hear Sam Jones. We hod it
impossible to form any denuate
opinion of the ni in from the reports
brought back. Some are enthusias
tic in his favor, while oihers are dis
gusted ; soma think he is do.ng a
grand work tor the church, and
others believe tile good he dots is
largely counterbalanced by the ten
dency to renutr people discontented
with the simple gospel , some say it
is the best ciicus they have ever
seen, while others agree that Jones
is an inimitable ciovrnjmr think a
clear line of disunctioa should be
drawn between hU di.courses and
preaching. We have been swayed
Irom one side to the o-.her by ihe
conflicting opinions, ani now we
don't know which way 10 swing.
Statesville Landmark : That m tn
of God, the Reverenu Samuel P.
Jones, is in Charlotte ;.t this tune,
justifying the ways of Gad to men
Up to last evening he h:.d caikd tht
people of that devoted c ty hound v
lousy calves, dirty dogs. looU ai d
contemptible poppies, mat had saio
of the best people oi the city (who
are as good peopje as dwell on
earth) that they woilXj not be allow
ed to sweep out the kltch.nn ot the
bon-ton of Baltimore. II tie tilked
that way on the strelt ii.jic-iJ ot id a
"tabernacle" he vJbuli get txtli
eyes blacked and tnen be sent tn the
rock pile. .
Greensboro Patriot : When Sam
Joies asserted on Sunday that the
"Mecklenburg Declaration ol lade
pendence" was "a fraud and the
freak of a few drunken vagabonds. "
a .
the hornets d jzzeu and no mis ae
Sam didn't know that ine Mtcklcn
burg people think tlmcst as much 1
the Mecklenburg Declaration as they
do of the Ten Commandments, and
besides, he was badly elf in hut h .
tory, as he Irankly aoknoat'Ogcd
Sunday night. j
i -l-Jklonroe Enquirer : Lo k t him
any way we will he is a wonder. Wi
never heard anyone who wai to be
compared with him the saml d,y.
No newspaper report can giJL' any
convct idea ol the ma.i. Ho inul
be seen and heard to be appreciated.
And everybody who c,u hear him
oneMsttTao it.' We viu!d judge
from reading the newsj.)er reports
that he is a boor an i,;uorarnous
but nothing is further Loin tht Met
He is finely educated :id at times
uses the most elegant I i-gungp.
Monroe Register : One mat i ea i
his sermons, word for vord, yet one
cannot understand th jsnarydous
power of the man wi'hout hearing
the sermons from his owu lips Ai
an evidence of this many have gone
to hear him since he has bten in
Charlotte, believing h;ro to J be a
fraud and a hwnbttg-, an 3 have Scorn?
away believing him ti ts not1 only
the greatest P'iactJhJtAba great
est Aim on the Amef ti; -continent.
While in CharUteTae$qr we heard
a gentleman - Jbohr Wilningtol say
that he came, t o ibarb"ite . tof hear
j ones as ne woutq go Kf n theatre or
a circu, and expressetiihe otifmon
while on the tram that lVa
milliner
but a ranter After km j(ajg him he
was thorougWycoii-iuced that he
was the greatest and mobt wmlrrful
preacher in America, and that be was
filled with the-Hoty Spli it ; and en
dowed, with power Iromton. high .
THE TRIUMPHANT SONGS
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No. 2, used at the
SAM JONES MEETINGS
FOR BALE AT ;
ROSS & ADAJIS'
Hook and Stationary Store,
22 South Tryon St, Charlotte, N. C.
ce Cream.
U K CHKAM TO-DAY AND FOR
THE BEASON at
RIGLBR'S.
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Families and parties supplied at
RHII.ERU
Hr the plate or gallon at
RKiLEIt'S.
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HUKAI, CAKKS antl TIES and
H(M)I frrsh ivery day ut
RIGLER VS .
The All HeaUng
never; vxiui -
Cures all $kia Diseases. Sold by
all druggists.- Manufactured by
' EDWARD nOOPER,
607 W. Seventh 8t, Charlotte, N. C.
aprlxulm
ICECREAM!
My lee Cream Parlors are now
oppti, and I am ready to serve the
puldie. Cream in any amount ' fur
ni!heil to order and delivered. .
My Kefttau rant is open for board
en, and the table is always supplied
with the best of the season.
W. B. TAYLOR.
Notioe !
I am now prepared to furnish Arst
cIu.hs pine lumber lonp leaf or short
leaf at lowest cash price, delivered
promptly, direct from mills.
lm. W.T. BEAMAN.
BARGAINS ARE OFFEREDr
r . x . n a t
in jeweirv, uaicnes, nwcwrips ;
and Kye-Ulasses, 218 V. Trade Ht,
daily, ny w. ruwuivrA apza
HUGH W. HARRIS
ATTORN Y-AT-LAW,
CIIAULOTTE, - - - - K. C.
Offlce-First door west of Court
House.
DR. GEO.' W. GRAEAM.
rractiee limited to diseases of
THE EYE, EAR XtfD fllROAT
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("ft
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;-gjbfarrior;m.:D
Prsctlcinar : rhslcJan, and feir ,on.
' OfBeeT W. Trade Bt. ri.leiice
No, W K' CoUof o etni C . i-1 to. N.
, rrotnp't ntwndor i vVt
& DULS. '
Counsellors and A.ttoleyHklLS)W,
Office In Law Building. Prompt
attention to all business. Claims
collectecL PraAHco ,ln ,8UU and
Federal Conrta, :-f JJj Jl-M
dr. -iL iwiiilEl;
.THICA.N AND BTlltaEO
Office over BurweQ 4 Dunn's Drui
;do you.
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it
If you do fro to the Mammoth Oar
rlnge Repository of a ?. JIUTCHIi
SON. 4. CO,? nfext; US ?Wadsor)b'S
oiauien. vnariopwr xh. v wnera you
can find the largest and best stock
of Buggies. Carriages, Surreys, T
Carts, Koad Carts, Spring Wagons,
etc ever exhibited in North or South
Carolina, from the best factories In
the United States. Weiniy in larger
quantities and can therefore sell
cheaper and better goods for the
money than can be bought elsewhere.
arnessr
A fine Bugiry or Carriage does not
look well without fine Harness. We
sell all kinds of Harness, but make
a specialty of fine Harness, so We
ask you for your own good as Well jls
ours to examine our stock befrire
you buy. Do you want' Farm or
Dray Wairoii? If vou do yon will
make a sad mistake if you do not
buy the Old Reliable Studebaker
Wagon, the best in the world. We
have all sizes.- Don't think we are
j-assinp and f-tay away, but come afld
cee and be convinced.
A. C. HUTCHISON & CO.,
Next to Wadsworth's Stables,
Charlotte, N. C.
t i
Racket
Sore
1000
TTTJT Q
. 2,000 BUS
Ohoiee WJiite -Corn.
fij f," f ;o?
v .rifiM, BUSHELS
if i n j
CLEANED
Gloria. Silk
mmm
26 Inch 85c; Wort..25.
28 Iocli 95c;
, Worth
$1.50.
GREAT BARGAIN
I).' O'J)0N0OHUE,!;M. 1),
PHYSICIAH AND 8UBOE0N,-
11am f sannrinnisai flStti i K.- w.rL
sumed practice, and that all calls
dowi way jam" wia, ceaiyeu
prompt attention. : . ;
montf A JusUce's Hardware Store. j
For ROIiti
Sis. room house on ' 11. street for
rnK Apply to Mr8.Mrr.'TRTrow,
or J. AsburyMirfcfr h y aplh.
.
r
aim a secona-nanorvwo-uorss wagon
anrja TIIISnOFKICR.
Vt Trade Btfeet Hootn feetf
Sec Them at Once.
. i Davis & Ce,
TOE SW1NS0N HOUSE,
222 N. Tbton Stbksjt,
Opposite Tryon Street M. E. Church,
CHARLOTTE, N. Cm
Board by the day 75 cents. By the
week or month on reasonable terms.
rmhS-am Mrs. E. SWINBON.
FEED OATS,
BRAN, t
" MILL FEED,
COW FEED,
MIMOTHY HAY,
MIXED HAY
CLOVER HAY.
We hare one car load of genuine
Early Rose Seed Potatoes
E. F, YOUNG & CO.
Provision and Grain Dealers.
Telephone No. 27.
BABY CARRIAGES.
BABY CARRIAGES.
BABY CARRIAGES.
I HAVE
.. THE CHEAPEST
LOT OF
CARRIAGES
EVER
BROUGHT INTO THE
STATE OF NORTH CARO
LINA. I AM
SELLING THEM
AT VERY SMALL PROFITS.
IJHAVE
THEMAT ALLfPRICEH.
I CAN SUIT
"AN Y.MAN'S PURSE.
FROM THEJ
RICHEST TO THE POOREST.
I CAN AND WILL
PLEA8E ' 5
YOU.
FROM 75 TO 100 NEW
STYLES TO
SELECT JFROM,
RANGING IN
PRICE FROM 7.50 TO I3&.00.
CALL
AND SEE THEM.
E. M. ANDREWS.
E. M. ANDREWS
F M ANDREWS.
GREAJ
I have recrnUy purchased Tfreamj
n-..n.nh the milk and
oreatn la accurately separated.T am
now preparea w
CREAlMatveryowproaKnja
Street Railway Connections,
Until further notice new cars No.
t --a a n Trmn atreet. will Connect
wlthcaraNos. S and a on Trade at,
at Independence square. v.ar a w.
1 and 4 on Tryon street Hue do not
connect with Trade street cars.
apr?
BRICKLAYER and CONTRACTOR
Refers to Charlotte Oil and Fer till-
iir Company and others for whom he
w done work. Prompt, reliable and
efficient Work guarantedi Address
' For the boat Korfolk Oysters to
Hill!
10 fab,
,.'':v.,J:w'tV,
THE BOT0BD HOTEL,
.''"ft
Oliarlotte, ;
CAPACITY DOUBLED. THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS INTR02
TTTf,U,'n TWf!T TtTTWA A UTHTli1 TIUKtl A ITI r DtCP f IX" T ;
AND BAGGAGE ELEVATOR 5 fe
DectricCall and,' Autom
atic CaU Dells.
Lighted by Gas and Elec
tricity. Batlis and Closets on every
s .Floor.
Twelve Elegantly ,- Fur
n:shexT . Sample and
Guest's Rooois on
OflRoe Floor.
Reading Room' Especially
AT f!lMtf-
ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED DINING-ROOM
? v "ON 4TH FLOOR, WHICH IS REACHED BY , . . - ,
f PASSENGER ELEVATOR. v
EfcThe Hotel is furnished throughout in the best manner with Velvet ar.d
russels Carpets. Solid Antique Oak Furniture, the very best Beds sr. J
every appliance for the comfort of its euests. Table unsurpassed ior ex
cellence. The patronage of visitors to the city and Cromercialjmen fs-
peciauy sonaiea. "."T",.
Mr. Conrad Lipscomb and Henry smith, so wcli.and la v.rnHt kiM' n,
remain tn charge oi the office. . ' r -t i' '
TERMS: $2 oo, $2.50 and $3.00 per day. Special raeWi-erfr;ar-rt
euests on application. GEORGE W. KrrTELl .E.Pnror
INVEST YOUR
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Surplus
Dollars
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BBAL
ESTATE
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No. 5.
No. .
No. ia
Kali.
No. 12.
No. 13.
No. 14.
No. 1".
Na 21.
No. 23.
N. 2ow
! No. 27.
LADIES' AND MISSES tt)UB
BUTTON Ll8LETHRIJAn4ER-
;V6et gloves .t;. " "
In black and assorted colors, In all
lsea, regular 25a grade. Our.
' price a long as they last Is (
Only 10 Cents
r TK.m'1 ktL Anlw on 1naen' Tndla
Linen ft cent a yard. Very fine at
10 and Ji cents. Embroidery, full
dress length for Ladies, S80 up.
Thirty doxen Handkerebtefii Se op.
Another lot or Utttae nueiuriain
poles with fine brans trinimlngs,
worth fiOc Our price is ohljSScta,
, KHOES AND HATS V
AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICJ-J.
' The verv Clfsfc Parlor .Matches
made and warranted ft) in a box at
Ton TTr'rr:nn Hi
. . . . . v . it.
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One vacant lot corner Myers and Ninth streets. 20Q.0o " f
Oue vacant lot North Myers street, good well water, $250.00.
8ix Room Cottage, East Morehead, lot 93xS feet, 2 room servants
house, abundance of fruit on lot, improvements new. Price 3,MXl.
'onr Boom Cottage, North Collejre, letwee:i Heventh and Eighth
streets, convenient to business. Can be secured on easy terms.;. Call
at office. Price $1,100. ;
Vacant lot IN' est Teuth street. Wide street, fine neighborhood and
growing sect iv.u. Price S600.
87) acre Farm, 3 miles west of the city, pacing 15 percent rent on
asking price- Call at office. ' " - ,
Kix Room Cottage on North Poplar, ttetween Seventh and Eighth
street" (loot! neililMrhood,anl convenient to buslaeea. Cath pay
ment, balance on time. Price il,90a
Six Room, two-story Dwelling, North Poplnr, between Eighth; and
Ninth streets. Price $1,850.
Vacant lot. West Hfth street, 50x 170 feet. Price ittO. e , I
Very desirable building property on Nortli College Street. Water
and gas convenient and one of the best neighborhoods In the city.
240 acre Farm seven miles from the city on the Salisbury road.
One hundred acres in cultivation, balance in pine growth and
original forest. This place can be secured at astonishingly low
figures and pasy terms, " "?.' ? v
A nun-Ii. r of desirable buihling lots on Smith Ttyon Streetv. Price
from $aoo to $8TA Terms easy. ' h : ! " t ' 1 ,
Desirable 9 room, two-story Dwelling In the southern Jwrt of the
city, near the (iraded Hchool aud convenient to streetcars. Lot
140xlfi5. lfeautmil shale. mce"Z,)U f,
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FOR RENT.
Seven-room two-story Dwelling ou South Tryon St. $15.00 per mouth. -
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IT WILL PAY PARTIES H AVINtl PROPERTY TO RENT OR FELL
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR AGENCY. , '
IISBET & ALEXANDEB,
Iteal EsteLto Brokers. i
9 W. TRADE STREET.
Buy, sell and rent property,
on
HARNESS, Read! x Road !
It is always economy to get GOOD
HARNESS. Experience teaches
that no harness made can excel for
durability, service and handsome
finish that made here in Charlotte
by., . I
I.E. SHAW CO. I
We use only first-class material
and employ none: bat skilled .and
competent workmen. Evry set thai
goes out of my shop is complete and
An Immense lln ot
HAHNESH,
i BRIDLES,
,v!v;ADDfiEK,
BIANKETH,
' vmp8,c.
Iitfstock. Call and see us before buy
ing anytnuig in tne JttaraejN itne.
81XTOONK, by Edward Deilau.j,
55 cents, , , 1 .
1 J j ;
jAciioo"i;DONr"t
ELSIE VENNI'.R, by oilvrr
dell Holmoa. AOtreutM.
V. al-o carry a f . '1 i
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