AFTER THEY THY US ONCE .
I THEY ARE WITH US ALWAYS-
There's only one way to hold trade like ours-square dealing, honest
goods, fair prices.
A blind man can deal here as safely as the best judges of clothing. He
gets all his money's worth, whether he knows it or not.
Just now our summer suits $7.60, $10.00 and $15.00 are keeping us
very busy.
I
Long, Tate & Johnston, One Price
R OGERS&CO.
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Barkch& Bro
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BE AT ,
Our Store
THIS - WEEK r SURE.
This Time it is
- LACE CHAINS -
We have secured a lot
sak A 4t . f T"
01 ljsvu . pairs 01 jjace
Curtains, among them the
y i
uner graues 01
SWISS TAMBOUR,
RENAISSANCE,
CLTJNY
and
ANTIQUE.
These run in 3 1-2 and
4 yards length and came
,one, two, three, four and
five D&irs of a kind. We
bought the lot at 50c on
the $1 and will turn them
loose on that scale.
' Curtain worth 9 .75 per pair are 33c.
" Curtains worth .90 per pair are 45c.
Curtains worth 1.00 per pair are 60c
Curtains worth Ji.Oi) per piir are 11,00.
Curtains worth 2 90 per pair are 1.85.
Curtains worth 4.00 per pair are 2 00.
Those worth 15,00, t3,00, 10,00 to $20 00 all
go at bt If prior.
A mint of money will be awed you on
l uruios aioce.
Financial and Crop Notes.
A Chicago dispatch says that
the market la somewhat affected this
niornlnjr by the advices of the
spread of choleia In Russia.
The bureau weather map Just re
ceived shows rain on the coast only
None liTthe cotton region. This re
port is up to raid night last night
The Board of Trade cables are
'd higher on wheat futures. Bt
L;ui h us 110,000 new wheat tota
Against 61,000 last year. The bog
nmrket opened 6(2 10(3 up. Hog) to
morrow 20,000. Fairly clear weather
throughout the country. Coolei
west and northwest. Light show
ers In Nebrask, Iowa, Wisconsin,
(iood rains In Texas and Mississippi.
a.
"THE
BEE - HIVE.
We greet you with a bankrupt stock bought
for lest than 60c on. the dollar. This, togeth-
r with Itewirs. Gray & Barabardt'a stock of
SHOES,
bought tbe tame way, we offer 35 per cent
t low Original wholesale coat at the factory.
' Gtttta Shoes in Congress or Lace which
cost at the factory i and $1.50 weofleral
12.43c, Ladles Shoes in same proportion.
Visit onr store and look through. Every
article marked in plain figures.
One Price for All.
J. D. Collins.
A Desirable Property.
If TOO wish to locate well in the purchase
of a home, secure the 7-room cottage No. u
East Morehead street. Modern convenience
In house; Lot 92x300 feet; Twourpom ser
vants boose on premises; Tbe moBt sub
stantial growth of the city is in this direc
tion; If not sold in few days will lease to
food party at reasonable figures,
W 8 ALEXANDER.
- Beal Estate Broker.
Bay, Bell andRent Beal Estate.
Two Slate Items of Inlarasl.
The Raielgh correspondent of tbe
Richmond Dispatch says: Qov
Carr to-day appointed the follow
ing directors of the North Carolina
railway on the part of the State: V.
C. Maxwell, Charlotte; W. F. Korne
iray, Ooldsboro; John P. Allison,
Concord ; (J. W. Johnson. Chapel
Hill ; J. J. Young, Poleuta; Rev. F.
fj Held, Raleigh ; Lee 8. Overman,
Hallsbury; C E. Turner, Wake
county. Ttie State Superlnteu-
dentof Public Instruction today se
cured the service of Mr. C. 8 Noble,
superintendent of Wilmington pub
lio tchooU, and Alexander Graham,
superintendent of Chailolte schools,
to uslst President Mclver in con
ducting county teachers' institutes.
A Fashionable Colored wedding.
i There is to be quite on event in
colored social circles touight, iu tbe
marriige of Rev, R. J. Melton, of
Wilson, N C to Robecca Judy
Canty, daughter of F. O. Canty, the
well known barber. The marriage
is to take place at the First (colored)
Presbyterian church, on the corner
of College and Seventh streets, at
9 o'clock. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. Dr. Saunders,
president or Kiddle university, the
church has been profusely decorated
for the occasion. Rev. Melton was
formerly a teacher at Biddle Instl
lute, but for two years past has been
in charge of a churcb In Wilson
The bride-to-be was a teacher at
ricotlo Seminary in Concord, where
she ranked with the best of the
corps. They will leave In the morn
lug for Wilson. The attendants at
the weddiug tonight will be :
C E Coleman, Tabby Canty, Hattle
Bomar, Clarence Cannon, Rev
Kalrley, J J Robinson, H L Mc
Crorey and C M Young:. Ushers
Annie () Percival, Celia Canty,
rrois r 11 Pride ana J 11 Martin.
The wedding March will be played
rv rror k a mount ana n c
Hughes,
Tbe rirtt National Bank of Winston.
The Richmond State of Tuesday
evening last, contained the following
in tegara to tne first national bank
of Winston, N. C : The First Na
tional bank of Winston. 'vhlih
closed recently by the direction of
the treasury department, is to reopen
under the most favorable auspices
Comptroller Eckles has issued a let
ter in which he allows the 'bank to
go ahead under certain conditions.
One of thesi conditions Is that the
institution shall start with not less
than $75,000 In cash. Another Is
that a new tet of oJUcers shall be
elected.
Mr. W. 8. Forbes of the ftv uhn
Is larirelv Interested In thn ha
gather with, Mr. J. C.Buxton, who Is
in cnarge oi ine Dans at present,
and Mr. B. N. Duke will go to work
at once and ralaa thA Ti AAfin I rru
money to put the bank on a stronir
rooting, ihey are highly pleased
with the frlendlv nttitndn nf fL-
comntroller and with tho Ritual inn
generally. Mr. Buxton will become
the presldentof the bank, and Mr.
John Miller of Danville, who, by
the wav. was a nandldatn fnr TTnltari
States bank examiner, will be elect
ed cashier.
The Epworth League MMtlng.
TheTrvon Street MathnrliHtchurnh
branch of the Enworth T.naurun met
last night to reorganize. The church
was pretty well niled with those in
terested lu the work. The league
was reorganized with forty-one new
members. Evangelist J. W. Lee was
present and made an interesting talk
on the merits of tbe league. Rev
W. S. Creasy followed in a very In
teresting address. Committees
were appointed for the various
amies, ur. creasy is very much en
couraged with the prospect.
NEW YORK COTTON.
Nsw You, July, 13, 1893,
COTTON-MIDDLING:
Fatures sleidy
High- Low
est ect.
Jannary 8 37
renruary H.43
March H.53
April ' (i.uo
Mav O.dO
June 0.00
Julv 0(10
August 7 93
September 8.01
October n.vi
November .. 8.20
December 8.20
Sales to-da, 72,800
Net Ueceipa,
8.32
8 44
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7.86
7.96
8.07
8.1S
8.23
Clos
ing. 8.37-88
8.4V-46
8;63-34
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0.00-OO
O.OO-OO
7.86-88
7.91 H2
8.U1-02
8.11-12
8 20-21
8.28-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, July 13, 2 pm.
MiJdling 4 J; Hales 8.000; American
,4i; (-peculation and' export 600; Re-
-ipta 10.000; Aiuericau 3,800; Futures
steady, demand niuderate.
Lierpool, 4, p. m. Close-Futures closed
steady.
une and Julv 0
July a'id August. .. 4 28 b
August and September 4 2827
eptpmber and Oclober 4 28 h
October and November 4 2930
j-uvriuurr aim i;ecenioer 4 81 a
December and Jnnuarv 4 S233
January and February 4 34 b
ternary ana Marcn 43v
March and April 4 38 v
CHICAGO GKAIN AND PRODUCE.
Chicago, J uly 13, 1893.
Estimated car lots tomorrow: Wheat 64
cars; corn, 400 crs; Oats, 150 cars; Hogs,
20 000 bead; Cattle, 00,000 head.
W1IKAT Sept Qi
:ORN-Sept 4i
OATS Sept 25
ruiviv oepi 19.75
sept ooo
RIBS Sept 9,15
A CAED.
We would say to whoever wrote
that letter about Peigle selling out
at cost In your paper of yesterday,
that we think we can run our owu
bueiness, ond when we find we can
not we wlll call for the assistance of
"A Subscriber and Merchant." We
will continue to sell at cost this en
tire week, break whom it will. The
people of Charlotte will stand by us.
T. L. 8EIOLE & CO.
Niw Yobk. Julv 13.
8TOCK8. 'Close
Richmond Terminal 2
Atchison 191
St. Paul 59I
Lake Shore ip
Missouri racinc 291
Louisville ami Nashville M 59I
Western Union " 79
Burlinfrton and Quincy 80
unit nun UICJLHWHUH. . . . . , 143f
CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET. TODAY
Quotations represent actual buying price
MiddUn.fair..'0.0.!":1
Strict Rood middling
Good middling g qq
strict middling 7 90
Miauling 7 75
Strict low middling 7 60
Low middling 7 50
Stains ".".'.'...'.'..'..''.'.'.'.'.'.. ". I (H
Tone of the market, steady.
Sales to-day 5 hales.
Notice!
ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE CON
STRUCTION AND VSR OF PriVIJSS
IN THE CtTY.
The Board of Aldermen of the City of Char
lotte do enact:
That section of 10J, page 76, of tbe ordi
nances of the city be repealed and the follow
ing inserted in lien thereof-
No person shall construct or use any privy
in the city ot Charlotte within 25 feet ot tbe
lesldeuce of any other person or within 20
ftet o any public street unless samebecon
"in W1,h ,he citv wer; and no person
snail employ the water of any running stream
or tne surface water to carry off the deposits
Trom any privy within the city, nor shall
any Person use any privy within the city
which is so constructed as that tbe deposits
therein may be carried ot by such running
si ream or surface water. Every person who
Shall Violate ann nflh. ..-I . ... i
dinance shall be subject to a penalty not ex
ceeding 150 for every such offence.
n. j. nasvABD, Mayor.
ORDINANCE REQUIRING nRIVFHH
AND OTHERS TO GIVE RIGHT OF
WAY TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Be it nrrlttinoil lliut .1 1 . r
nre shall be given it shall be the duty of dri
vers of hacks, drays and other vehicles to im
mediately drive to one side of the street and
occupy said side of the street until the tire de
partment shall have pass d or had time to
.uo rr; anu 11 suail also be the do tv of
motornipn btiH nth.N i ( . . -
.. , i,uu(o ui sireei cars
WD(neVer Mmn ftlnrm iu niUAn A iM 1 1 .... 1
M On In. Pani if in ..Ai . . . . , '
r , uiuuuu.Bi B pomi oerween
stieet crossinus, and remain standing until
jhe H.e department shall have passed or had
.....f. nil me nceue 01 nre. All persona
VlolfitlTifT (hi. ....i i . i ..
misdemeanor aud lined not exceeding 60 or
imprisoned not xceeding 30 days.
k. j. UBEVAUD, Mayor,
ORDINANCE FORBIDDING THE RID-
iMi OF HORSES OR BICYCLES IN
FRONT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT, ETC.
ItNhall h unlawful f
- iui aujr pcraou on
norebHCE nrnn hlnvplaa is A L .
r wltb ti e hredepnnnient when going to a
.h iiT h r "'iaiing inis ordinance;
"c ricee'-ing ou or impriso'j
"f, UOJB,
K. J. HBEVABD. Mhtap
T 1 1 P O linvo nr.i! nni.n.. i , , .
VVi I", lOITO,
um tutu iNAsa, clerk andreaa.
$75
11 APOLLO
$75
Is the handsomest 10O whui
ever saw. Full nickeled; low han
dle barn. Call and had It trin
ruarantee it to be equal to or surnnaa
my f 100 wheel on the market P
ODR PRICE $75.00
Hold two before It had been unboxed
two hours. BREMADOWD
lw 18 E. Trade St.
Under k FLAG!
And that a black one, we tomorrow throw
our entire stock on the market at Original
Cost. Not on article, eyen yeate day's arri
val by express; is to be reserved.
No Bale to Complete, embracing in new
fresh goods, all articles ever found in a First
Class Dry Goods House, ever before took
place In Old Mecklenburg.
Domestics and Calicoes, Notions and Silks,
Yea! everything, brought to a common level.
T4 CONDITIONS:
Nothing charged except at regular prices,
No goods sent out on approval.
Not one article reserved.
No guarantee as to duration of sale. ' '
SEE OW BLACK FLAG.
HARRIS & KEESLER.
Never Tale Chances
IN BUYING A
Piano or an Organ.
You can't afford to do it, there is too much
at stake;' not alone in tbe price paid for
it, but in tbe tone quality of tbe In
strument, and the pleasure and
enjoyment which may or
may not be derived irom it, which depends
entirely upon tbe instrument itself.
Buy a Standard Make
every time, and you
will not regret it.
W offer you tbe finest line of Standard
Makes to be found, to select from.
LOWEST PRICES AND SPECIAL TERM?
Luddeo Bates
Southern
Muslo
House
W. M. WHEELER, AGENT.
I
E. M. A N D R E W S,
DINING ROOM. Today I am offering gen
uine bargains In Cue dining cnaira. you
would be simply surprised to see tine polish
ed frame High back Dining room Chairs be-1
ing sold at only f 14.00 per set. 1 have tnem
even cheaper than tba. but 14 00 buys some
thing fine. They won't be here Linx at that
price. You have to pay 18 00 to 20 00 per
set for them elsewhere. Tbe reason I can
sell them at such ridiculously low prices is
i bat a factory that was forced to ro out ofl
business sold me a big lot at a reduced price. I
I am only riving my customers the benefit I
of this Closing out.
Manv other new and desirable chairs at
far under their value. Take advantage ofl
these prices now, you may never tret such a
rare chance again. --
FURNITURE - - PIANOS - - AND -- ORO-ANS.
E M AOBEWS.
MR8. BLAIR, agent for Dr. McGILL'S
ORANGE BLOSSOM remedies, will be in
the city several weeks. Ladiea wishing to
call will find her at No, 28 S. Tryon St., from
3 to 7 o'clock p m. Lady agents wanted.
Fasnacht will please you if you want some
nice white cake,
Fine fresh Butter received daily in 1 pound
solid hard Prints at 25c per pound; Pearl
Meal; Patent Flour; Best Leaf Lard;
Hams, Ac.
J. G. 8HANN0NH0TTSE, Agt.
Have you tried Fasnacbt's bread and rolls?
If not, get some for Sunday.
WE Deliver our Ice Cream to any part of the
city. Leave order Saturday "for Sunday
delivery. tf RIQLER fc LAIRD.
Give Fasnacht your order for your ice
cream for Sunday.
ALL OF OUR FINE PAPERS HAVE
SIDE WALL CEILING. BORDERS,
CORNERS AND FRIEZE ALL TO
MATCH.
Wheeler Wall Paper Co.
16 East Trade St.,
Charlotte, N. C.
Dr. Alexander's Chlora
dyne is an instantane
ous pain reliever. TT
a bottle. Price 25c.
Dr J B Alexanders,
15 South College street.
The Scare.
The present depression in business
circles Is more of a scare (that has
has been talked up) than anything
else. This section is in a better con.
dition today than it has been In five
or ten years. I predict that the Sep
tember winds will blow this scare
away and the son will continue to
rise and bet just as it does now. Our
trade bas begun to "pick up" and it I
Is better this week than last.
Fine Scotch ginghams in small
checks and stripes, fast colors, euita-
for children wear. Ladles Oxford
ties and slippers. Friday aud Sat
urday,
BIG REDUCTIONS
on straw hats, ladies hats aud flow-1
ere, silk mitts, silk gloves, belts, hos
iery, scarfs aud suspeuders, and
many other things. Fair dealing
witb all.
HARBISON & CO.
J S Phillips,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Has Just received Itbe newest things in
SUTTOns AND TROD80RING9.
Call and see them. 31 8. Tryon ttroet.
Telephones.
FOR ELECTRIC TTLEPHONE8, FOR
PRIVATE LIKE PURPOSES, write to the
Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company,
C, E. MoCLUER, District Sunk,
Tanl9tf Richmond. a.
Dress Making.
Mrs. P. Query has reopened her dress
making rooms to be managed byMissPau
liae who is suffl eiently accomplished in tbe
art to guarantee our old standard of superior
work style, and popular prices. Satisfaction
guarantee!. 8he will be assisted by Mr.
Query herself,
MRS. P. QUERY & CO.
No Excuse
For Walking.
Look at the Prices at
which I am authorized to
close out a stock of NEW
Swift Bicycles:
1 li Pneumatic Tire 60, former price $120,
2 11 Cushion " CO, loriue price 135.
1 1J " " 65, former price 145.
1 1 " ' CO, former price 135.
These are strictly high
grade Wheels in every
particular and you want
to see them.
THE LAST CALL
Only two days more of the Great Discount Bale. When we begin taking
luventory next week, the sale stops. If you need a Suit of Clothes don't
delay. If your boy needs a new Suit bring him here at onoe. Do yon
understand our offer.
Any .Suit of Clothes in our store at a disccunt of
25 Per Cent,
Tbais: Any suit you buy between now and our annual luventory next
week, you get for one-fourth less than oar lowest cash price. If It It a 20
suit you get it for $16; If a $15 suit you cau get It for $11.75; If a $10 suit
you can get It for $7.60, and soon. A straight discount of twenty-live per
cent from tbe value of of any salt in our store,
BOGJSES & CO.
Inventory Sale,
21 West Trade Street.
Charlotte. jST. O.
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Let us show you
a banditouie a display of goods evar iparklcd
before sparkling eyes. lYrlu you are labor
ing under the delusion thai It I necessary to
bring a small fortune with you. Not at all. A
little money will go as far in the vurrhasc of
Jewelry as it will in buying anything else. We
have an Idea that It will go a little further; Per
haps you think we are mistaken on that point ;
If you do, we art confident that we can treat you j
to an agreeable aurprlsa.
Qlanca at the following list, and if you ne
anything write, or call on us :
Scarf pins. Ear drops. Itroaches, Lace plus,
Stud buttons. Cuff buttons, Collar buttons,
Bracelets, Charms anil I'endants, Cuff pins
Chllds pins, Chlhls dres buttons with chain
Child dress pint with chain.
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ULA, ULif : lUUr , K of 11.
Rlnss, plain (fold, and set with all the precious
ana semi precious sionen.
Hat Dlna. Hair nlns. Hat marks. Indies watch
cnaint, uenis waica euaius, necklaces.
Gold watches. Silver watches, Nickel watches
Guards and Fabs, Key rings. Key chains, Scis
sors.
Gold, Silver, Nickel. Steele, Celluloid and Rub
ber Eye Glasses and Spectacles.
Umbrellas, the very best tube bought; Gold
umwu vauvs.
Onyx clocks, Nickle clocks, Wood clocks
Bro rues, single and in pairs; Onyx tablet.
Cut Glass and Imported Tottery, a few pieces
W U BOIU Hi COSl-
Gold Pens, rendls Toothpicks: Opera glasses
cheap; Garters: Pocket books; Card cases; Ci
gar and cigarette cases.
Sterling Silver Rnoons. tea and table ; Sugar
spoons; Preserve spoons; .Icily spoons ; Merry
spoons ; Sugar tongs and scissors ; I'le knives ;
Ice cream slicer and spoons ; Coffee spoons.
Bon Bon Dishes ; Individual salt and peppers ;
Carving sets; Soup ladles ; Nut picks and cracks:
Childs sets, knife, fork aud spoon; Oatmeal
aeia.
The lanrest stock of Silverplated Ware in
Charlotte to select from.
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