THE ' CHARLOTTE NEWS.
OIIAIlLOrrK. N. O, MONDAY KVKNIN(liM: 20. IHU2
VOMJMK VIII.
NUMUKU UHl
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Sops
June 17
Swooping Kixluttiona
Orand Bala toclan out
th 8tckof
Bummor GtKxls.
WooiChilllrt formerly 25
now 121 2c
Beef!
VlUa Ml Jalea,
At " Ml Jain
1-aih.f Ktifawt l M.
Wtta lu.1 Jeiv
fta-af Mm I i tUoilM.
' tu( Tta.
Ui4 aa-4 IMU lu. Ppioai4
LioweWt t'fb4l ead tWa;
Cold Ij-jald F.i tract of luf
t'uldaa l.l-jal tlllr( of
Uf ead livn.
JivwiaiioHUkBtrlpwfor- A. R REESE & GO
merly 75c now jOo.
fiOO Windsor TW worth
60c now 25c.
IndU Sllka worth $16 fc
$10 now $12.60.
Fineat French tfhullia
made $7.60.
Moaquito Canopiea com
. pleto $1 60.
Drufjtfista.
f ffWW ana - IK ( -a !
r4k- cm ka'a la atal i- "
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ti al k teg fc-aaat
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tut a iuuii-4i-jr
lawday tkawtUaf. aa H
Uaia ata la IUf ft
W. nil4- W. raUf llUaaitaiaiaj ( Mr ci
irM l.ittfl "M Laaax wall tohr bh.
UM awli M wt'Jtwt lUTi iMMf 11.41 ir .r tJ .u
MhIHliMl,4lkMkMHMLriMtok,i ,( H.BIttU. atdll
M Milt Ml Jxl iMliy wrial ' Ml4 ! llU.trU,l txnif. it
at. be dlvtash. Ibal II waa a I alihaMk. TUay ail.e.l JiJ bar
k Jr. Iltfatlesl M wbltUa ! .a a dawe l-uf lh.fr
eJ epfli4 Me air Weks bail ait u lab a Ultra tuM u..fl,
b w hitlia oll aUra Ua fri
ead tx M Janif frvca haf
r. for HorHaf U '' HM
lha abort 4UIMM lal atMad
iumuI lia i)4iica. Tb .
ho !. v eniarh4 ly l
MX) and (a a maoMal M.aJr
lha haU of Ika If ala
tlliaf atT. Jraak of
oroaar lery It lflof U 14 aal
aboai II loJay.
Mr II. a r tilt. Jiwr (('
. mm, raM 1 " -',, " 1 1
a ia - 11 ii Mr Ti. la I.
I,. J la art4la, baflff
li-t.f H.4l f'in !.) I nail
art i I iu(aiai la lb aaa
I i 1 I ailurH tbaf. Kfoau fttli
' y ui l.i Kiof't Moaataia
I r.a itmtliif J lui a tfiofl lla.
faf U ri ('ur r tia tar b h.l
Wtta I.. t.J at Ml llollr. a .1ii-.r
"' I' ti II tut l-,.if,r u
t J.. I a f tllua. -liu.f ..fib
nbalby lUtiav m a (bl.l.
r-.ru(-i,.. u.l.l. 11. n auj I. It J.alh
III t-a (fall Ni .uiusJ.
Mr Tifi u iir marrloJ hit
arfott.l ail anj ral rhll.lfra
l'lmt blili Ilia t.ljr a III u.
luriJ i aioirot tu.rnlti( al
'cKi, al (ioabaa t b urr l y ar l .
Tbt
boar
Blazer Suita Blazor and
Skirt, $7.60, $10, $12.60
$16. Navy Blue 9c Black
tn A4tiitlt-tt Ta-ltaf.
-iP Kant k
II rjwtl aar-llff !'
ka. t4 flluft - V ) I A o
Y"U ar 'n lax 1 I! ,-rt I u
r4a-rat4 railurtaai f 1. brtftr X Co
A r"' ! u nf l.ti.kin A Itm
Grand Reductions in Em
broidortKi Skirtings.
TlWy r al a .ff All nnimf tn n
alaucalavl In In i lran il Ibf M.a k
twvtraMr I j l'l . So t y.puf rba
I 'n luaUitiifa r.l.l
Anjr (aiwf Tar 111 lit at. r fori.''
llrr int"ih fr. bi 1 1", i turn t I . '.J
Katrf4ii( rrlii ikxh rrrri a hr-r.
T. L Seigle & CO.
JJo. II V. I'ft.l- '. ! , M Try. .11 at
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t j rr . tarii!y an rr.nrwnll n.ai
ir-'inirl hi u al kh an.l lik a trail it
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'ItKSKKVKD WITH
TII1H I'OWDKH AI.H AVHIilVKS
HATIrtVAI'TION.
NO SKA I. J V US It I I(KI)
Rorwe illiinii
WA'OI.KHALI? AND KKTIU
Druggists.
A OO0D DKAL OK SHOOING in
oin(f on just now, aixl wi huopon to
tln It. Our f 2 shoe keeps all IM old
frlAnds. For avory nmmy exppiutnd
in Ita nnrchaap, ft trifle more thBn a
penny's worth of wear is certain to
be obtained. Nothing thut was over
koutrht, sold or exchanged, ever Uiii
a handsomer thlnn- by the pnrch.iser
than this ehoe uoes. Never wan a
.Vtrer valne (riven ror a nunr
It IB S period U umvn
Jt'a just tno tninp nr um
In havinj? eomrormuie
ttoxaotly what econonil-
l' looking ror.
atsnd XTmbrellas, Tnk
dbags always on hand.
AAANKIN ft BR0
lml HlaplM.
Mia Mara hirrl. aiiil anurtaln
a a n fiilar r ( b r f r iii l i b l a ii Injj.
Mr V W Vir, in4 fauillr. rt
lururil fr.iiu Atlanta, hitur.lay r
J I. Ilr.ii. atlll llllrr-
I iiy al li J.rt-ra.xi l..filal. In
l'haUlbla.
Mr Will ' ! ami ehlldran
will lar llil pvpiiiiik fr rtwll
rprlti(.
-Mr ami Mr. Am- J. Walktr
lrari fur "linr h ni In H rook I. to.
tlilt rvrii I lie I hry mill . acruru
palllr.l I.) little M Ita t '. Ira.
Mlaa Miy C.llir. f Wllinliiif-
Ion, arrlvr.l IM aflrn.iii an. I i tlta
KilAal .. l Mima Iuiii on rl
Tr.l tlrt.fi.
Mr I' M llr,. n . tl. lira! t.i i
rrrl a liavin.- cini from a I'l.ar-
t( Karittn Ilia (Irat ou I'linra
I iV lai.
I.lriii. W. K Ii.i rturnil
t ( 'liarloi l, f t . in
lwrtbii lour 1 1 1 r f i vr ' 1 " 1 i Norti;
'arou
Mr J K lnla, l.rolli.r of Mr.
'Ila )I. till" V.l.ll.p oil
Hi ri-liirii t'i Ma linm nl mimmii,
Wnhint;t'n.
-Mr 1' K. I.iini.-ll. w;ia rallmt I..
K.ilcili Una ft-r n. by Ilia ex
Irxine 1 1 1 o of ln rh i lil, which wa
takr-ii to tl :il ni (' in 1 1 in alnrt'
by Mr. I.iiiih II.
- Mr. Win A ti'lern, inaaier me-
rh.inic nf lit Ki'-liin ui'l A lanvill.
I. . 1 1 h bfr-, la . r e i . .i f I ng t.i l.iill.l a
hand aoiiiH raiilnnrf mi hi" rerntly
pill rb.'iaed lot nil Kntirlli l.elweeli
Mint iiinl ()r:ih mi trll.
Mr. J. O. Walker, who live on
the corner of Mii.t and Fourth
afreet), thin morning ' a "warm of
bee p.'tahiK iverli.','il. lie at once
eoiniiienre to iiiuke n racket Willi
bellH and tin paiin, and pretty hihiii
the ftwann Hedled on a treo in hia
vard. inn kins ft hall of lieea a hiir an
a half Inialiel niengnre.
Kev. KphertW. Smith, of I reeiM-
horo, preaclied two excellent ser
iniiui at the First I're-hy lerian
church yeaterday. HI theme in the
inorninir was "Clirintian Allliction"
and in the eveniuir, "The inn of the
lontfue." Iloth service were well at
tended and hijfhly enjoyed.
Thk Nkws lias received a very
uniuely dedlRiied card of invitation
to the celebration of the 4th of July,
181)2, In Ihe Tark of the (iuilford Kat-
tle tlround (-oinpany. Hon. Walter
I'lark will deliver the oration on the
Life and service of (Jen. William Ii
Davie, of North Carolina, Hon. V.
A. Unthrle v. ill address the Kx-('on-
federate Veteran". There will e
Clvlo and Military Displays, and
other Public Festivities, to make tho
day enjoyable The first Itattallon of
Naval Artillery, Mi j Stuart I'r uner.
Coniniandinfr, will lire Hi, salutes.
Af aia.
The fbarlotu Naval It rvrt
mi la from Norfolk SaaJty aflr-
' imi front lblf flral aarvara aluar J
bin Thay all bav a f real anany
funny IblDe U lIL aod wklla Ihey
r ax.rkad prally bard, thay atlll
baJ a lim aed ara aafar for
lb nil ' oual trip. j
Motn of lb lnyt wrra I if I-. I rlr
off ll.a i1rk by lha ra.nraaaloa 'f (be
frl (uni nf Hit Krankllo hll al
ltik'ri pracllro al aa. Tby txn
lrn.l to tlau.1 on Up loa and k p
tl.ir u.ouilia ou whan a (an at
In l ft r.l
I Thr cun praellra ilvlapal lha
fart that I'apL. II II Smllb ami Mr.
Jim Mrl'aualaii.t ar icllnl ruo
nra Thajr made ae.ra Ibal a Ion-
l.hr lb rrar ..f the Krankllo. I
Tholr irlii- In (llln lha ran
and In flrlnK wat hirhly rnnipli- I
mvlllo.l by lb oftlrvra
r1 mt Ik ("..Ml llttM
Tl lay inn of 111 rrur tt.na In
the tiw orptianai: tnilldlnf, at
I Hamuli, ail) lak l lsr lo
t , l'iialay , and Iti public (anerally,
la llivlloil to atllld. Itlt(llred to
have a plrnir dinnei, and rioni at
l ii il i ii at ar Invited to l.rlnaT baakrt
of provlaioiit Tin- tral.it a ill run a
foll.iH'. : ,av Chariot I, 10 I', a ni ;
arrive Murium I.' p ni. jirt
lltriiiin I p in.a'rlv Cbarioll
' ?l lll Tlllawill givr I hour ut
Hanum, which will (lv ample lim
for Ihr ' form-r alone" crinoiiia.
for ilinnrr and for a walk Ui the
cllratrl lUrliini Hrinif which
an loc.ttl j nl a .(iinrtor of a mil
from thr orphanair The H-ifrntn
how that in in v of Ih frlxiids of the
ln-tiliiliou w ill attriiil and m hat
aa4 1 waaa haavy t Juiioj all u.at
tlaatvcfaal data aft rwaaliicj io u
faiaaara af aallaai auaj u. miu
Tba IfaallMt Itaalf did a.l wap
Taa Li a faoaa a iwllot l ih oU
Ilia vu ' If pod aj aad blown c.rr
aad lha vattf Marad la on tout of
lha fraata. T1a daaaa-ra wat ranalr-
Tbtbnywaa I, imm04Utmf aad Iftt rulllt ara
laad. aad a I -at fall Urua io dav
Tba aiorm w at faaaral all over ibit
aailoo,aad vtry faraatr (I tomt
rata Kuui of Ihani fol a fxl tal
anora ibaa tnay waatrt. I iio
farulof along MtAlplaa'a rrak ar
imoiif tba lallarrlaaa. Thlt It rraa
txl on lha road larlaawa Charlo'.la and
Maltha wi. Tin viltrt trt naarly
op u lha brldir ytMterday. Th uialn
dimirt doaa br lha overflow of ihla
rrak wat lb wathlucaway of
w bra I and oa, la thai had larn rul
dd ahockad la lb fltlda. Tl a
farinar r-rl b In llilt way. of
from f VI to f"JLH arh On Me.Mplne
erk planter lay ibal Ih i!n
wpl bla Arid of f.'U worth of ajtta
Another farmer who !! a eoiftwa of
wagon load of oil, aal.l to Tlll
Nas: "If I bad nol lreu llalelilng
to ao mnrh aub Irraaiiry talk, and
bad movi my oal aul wheal to Ih
bill after Ihev wer rut and Umnl,
I would hava'l.reu 11 t.r off. Vou
anrreal In Till: ,li that Ihe !!
a. ay for 1 1 . farineia lo nrreiil their
w firat and oata aheavea from bflng
waahil sway, la to move lhm nut of
the reach of Mrji water."
In Crab ( Ire h ard to nalilp. a fl-re
norrnw lialltlorni oi lw hour iluration
currHl. The track of the alorm wat
half a mile wide and arveral ml lea
long Mr. It Itotteri'ii farm wai riirht
In the colitre of It and got the full
lenflt of the wind, hail and rain
Mr ltotert any that he had a field
of 2'i aerea of cotton, but everv lalk
waa lrli'i.'(l and aotne of Ih.1 -talk
er' cut down. Am om,' the f irmer'
who retxirt dam aires by thia storm
are: Meanra. W J Keeily, ChmiMU
ler. Joe M c l,anch hn. ni MeguM. r
II Know lea, J A Jerome. I. J HihI-
ges, K W Hoherts and Win. Wallace
your caoicE
THIS W li li K
Itaaiia WMlaa awlti,
M It lUoa M ark ay wlio baa bad
r' t'i,'' of it. nuraary U tr tual al
Thoiii.a..ira (Irpbanag dlJ yeaiar
Jry morning al o'clock. MlaaMac
kay l.a.l Juat ralarnad a f we.
ago from a trip lo Florida, where aba
bad tioHMl lo be bndllHl by a
clang of cl I mat llerroDiJIUoo tint
Helug Improved lha returned home
and hat ainco bar arrival, be
gradually growing weaker, a oMI y ea
ter Jay mornlog death ram lo lha
relief f lha afTerr Mitt Mackay
waa Z! year old, and wa a nalra of
Mlaa Mackay the matron at lha or
phanage. The fuueral aervloea will
! conducted thia aftarooon at 6
iVI.K-k from Ihe Orphanage. Rev. K
A. alorne atalated by IltV. C N
O F
1,000 Men-s Fine Suits
$14.50
Marked Down From SIS, $20, aod $22.
The bxekward a yison has left us heavily ororloadod
in Mens Fine Suita. We must turn our enormous
surplus stock into Cajh at once. To do thia wo must
mora thin double our Bales thia month. Wo, there
fore, are compelled thua early to sacrifice and we
Jeffrey .ni omciate Th paii bear- cnve you the benefit iust when vou want it
ear will be Mr. II. S Davla. Mr.
i ne food ara lb cream of our aloek. Tba fabric ara tba flaaat. la
paltarna ara lb rhoiceal, the elylaa ar ih laUal. the UlU-rtog la tba baai.
new tun aim uaairai.ie good. M anatacturd for Ba for tbta
trade.
Herloi Ciarkaon, Mr. Jam Obnro
Mr J II. F.niery, Dr. C. A. Bland
and Mr. Adlal Oaborne. Tba body
will tw hurled In F.lm wood.
IMeal While ( eaaaiag Me Hair.
At MiinlerwTill, thia morning,
lr. K II Hunter, one of tba agrd
ladle of that place, died suddenly.
f-h a -Kting on the tld nf Ihe bed
engaged lii combing her hair, when
In- audd'-nly fell over dad. Mra.
Ilunier had beeu in oor health for
ometim past but nothiug aariou
had lru autirlpated by har relative
nd friond. The deceased lady wa
bout n years of age, and wa not
only highly ea teemed In Hunter-I
ville. but had many friends all
through tl xintry. She w.i the
mother or lr. m. C Miiuleraud Kv.
. M. Hunter, and was the molher-
in I iw of Kev. W W. Orr, and a kia
ter to Mrs. Frank Dixon.
IV. Kaufman & Co.
I.KAPINH CU)THIKRS, Fl'RNIHHEItS ANDJHATTKR.
M A I It ORDKIH KOLICITKD.
Cor. CKNTRAL HOTKI. CHARLOTTE, N. C
LADIES OXFORDS
Little Nslghtxir, lrlla.
Dei ita I'orreepouden I
iays: The people in
Wlial a lloek Thro n l' By Ulaat ltld.
John Hands, colored, a barber, liven
In a house In the vicinity of the rock
quarry. John has a sick cnuu. miu-
urday, the child waa taken from its
cradle and carried to another part of
the house by 1U mother. Just then a
blast went off In tho quarry. A rock
as big as a person's head crashed
through the roof of John's house,
smashed a hat rack and landed in
the cradle. Had this feat been per
formed tea ruinates sooner, the child
would have been killed.
la .oin done
l r'Hi 1 1. r IIcmmI
Til N KU h'
thia morning
and around Drrita are hard al work.
Cropa of all kinds are looking well
and well worked I aee oate, corn
and wheat groa iiiR on land that ha
ha. I iioIIiiiik hut collon on it for the
lal I'J year. We had line rains
Saturday evening and night. I
think spring oats are hotter than the
fall sown oats, the stand Is better.
1 hear no Third pa'ty talk here
now nor any talk of Oidnon's Hand.
The It iv. J. l. McLaughlin, pas
tor of Hack Creek church will preach
In the Mctho list church at Derita on
tiext Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The hnillh of this community is
good at this time; the blackberry
crop is aideitdid. hut apples and
peaches are short.
They Ar kort r I'wk.
Til K N ku s lenrna from a I 'olumhia
paper that the deficit ill the ' 'oluiii -hia
baae ball team amount- lo f'JtKI
and Ihey are twisting and turning
alMiut mightily down there to raie
that amount. The player-' are hound
ing the manager's foot-l-s for the
money due them, but nothing "eems
forlhcouiiug. Coliiuihi.-i with all her
hragadocio style de not always get
there, as we ar-- to infer from this
paper, but Charlotte with her easy
going way pays for what she gets and
then hss a balance of f7' due her
from the Coliiuihia bankrupt club
TllK Nrws would suggest to Colum
bia the next time not to veil before
the last tree has been passed ill the
exit out of the wood.
Ikeath or Mr. Skeen.
Mrs. Janie Skeen, wife nf Mr,
(leorge Skeen, d ied al her home in
this city at!' o'clock this morning
aged -l-'i years.
The funeral services will be con
ducted from the residence on North
(Jrah.iui street, at i o'clock tomor-
low afternoon.
Iah nf a I'rlalrr.
M r. V. L. Clay, of H ickory, d ied at
the residence of his aunt, Mrs. H. tl.
1. Ink, on South Tryon street, at S o'
ch k yeeterday morning, after a few
weeks ill ness with typhoid dysen
tery. His father, mother and two
sisters, besides other relatives and
friend, were around his tied -side
w hen he died. Mr. Clay would have
been 'Jl vearsof aire, next month. He
w a a origin, energetic young niau
and was foreman In the office of the
Daily Observer. The liody was takeu
io Hickory for interment.
This is Jo Jomhastic
Advertising Scheme.
Not mere idle words if pleasant sound.
Not a smoke minus a lire.
Not a wav of drawing a crowd ami de
ceiving tlicm.
We have a score of nnmetcss bargains in
a.l lilion to I lie few here mentioned, any of
which will tickle your fancy and purse, but
you in usi not tarry till a'.l arc gone then ac
c.ite us of you know what. Tomorrow
may be too late.
Ijtdiesinml Misses Embroidered Flouncing
worth $1,25 to l'J'00, our price SO c
2,11 to 2.50, our price TAc
Black " l.SSto l,.rl, ourpncet)c
Real rich, rare henuties, these Flouncing
are.
Ladies shirt waist feel the shock: We
hop to scatter thm viwerfnlly by our last
stunning blow; They are wonderfully cool
and oh! so nice to have Inn vonr summer
trip.
ladies Gauze Vest. Parasols.
Bar. Organdies opened hxl.iy.
Fresh Plk.
T. L ALEX AN DEE, S OjNt:& CO:
Uralh ! Mlaa l.lmil Mate.
Miss Lizzie Muse, assistant matron
at Ihe Kpiscopal hospital, died Hat
urd ay afternoon at 4 o'clock. Miss
Muse was a devoted memetuher
the Second Presbyterian chimh ami
a lady of unusual worth in such a
position ah she so ably filled. The
remains were carried to Sugar Creek
church yesterday morning and Were
buried at that church yesterday
aiteruoon .
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Have you aen Ihe Ladies Oxford w are sailing for two dollars? If
not, you have perhaps done youraels ao loJosUo. If w war to Judge tba
quality f these shoe by the number of pair we ar aalliug, w should
surely sa,we are "in It" for $ Oxfords. A nice assort man I of styles with
good thick soles, or light haud sewed, Jusl as you Ilka. These are flue Ox
fords. We have them at all prices and every one la full of value down M
low as T.Sc.
Just received another lot of Misses spring heel pat tip at f 1,60. Tbasa
are the ouaa we have sold so many of'
GRAY Ar JJAKNIIARDT.
19 East Trade Street, CHARLOTTE X C-
'Prompt attention given to all Mail Driers
Ladies Oxlords
We want every lady to call and see our great leader: An extra Una
dongola kid oxford, diamond shape pateut leather tip. The shoes ara
sewed, have uice weight miles, and warranted not to rip; Very fltxlbU
ami sift; Ma e to our spwlal order on new onara ahana last. Jtiiu
comfortable as C. H. and macli neater: Price 1 1.25. bv mail aioaitra
Also our flue seamless cut Dongola oxford, pointed patent tip, and com-
mouaeuae. These are genuine hand sewed and warranted : Priea II Jin. bw
mail 15c extra. We have the finest Hue of low shoes ever shown lo Charlotte.
QILREATH Ss OO.
Open every evening till 7 :00; Saturday till 11 :O0l
HOBBIES.
We nearly all have hobbies of some sort. My hobby Is tc giva th
greatest possible values in Furniture to sell at prices that enables all to
have nicely furnished homes. I am showing some rare values la Chamber .
Suita just now. Also a line of Parlor goods unsurpassed by any. It will
pay you to see these goods and get posted on prices Remember yoa want
lo Invest where your money will last longest Do yon want anything fa th
way of Camp Chairs, Lawu Setters, Hammocks, Cots, etc? I hava a larga
stock and will make prices Interesting. :"
R S Sloan,
- - - Fnfflitnre Dealer,
Room
UNDERTAKER. Nlgbt call
No, 6, Bryan building, over Roger C