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CHARLOTTE NEWS, AUGUST 23, 1902.
IN BRIEF VEIN.
Short Items Gathered Over Charlotte
Today.
The Davis orchestra has been re
tained to furnish music for the Acad
emy of Music.
The big excursion to Norfolk will
run September 2nd, instead of 22nd as
was stated in yesterday's News.
Mr. "Billie" Douglas returned from
Mooresville lat night and leaves for
his home, Charleston, S. C, today.
Mr. J. G. Monahan has sold his
stock of goods in the store house on
North Church street to Messrs. Corner
and Laneberger.
Mr. Claude W. Brown who has
been ill at the Private Hospital is im
proving daily. As soon as he is able,
he will go to Wadesboro to spend some
time with his people.
A letter to Mr. Caswell Tate
states that Lieut. Thad B. Seigle is
sick at his post in the Philippines. He
hopes soon to be able to return home
on a sick leave.
The building to be occupied by the
Southern Pants Company on East 5th
street is nearing completion. It is two
stories high, well ventilated and is
large enough for all demands.
There were seven bales of cotton
all new crop received at the city
platform today. The prevailing prices
were 8.65 to 8.S0. For the same date
last year the receipts amounted to 12
bales, best price 8:30.
Mrs. Clem Dowd was called to
Statesville by telegram yesterday on
account of the serious illness of her
brother. It is likely he will be oper
ated upon today for appendicitis.
Farmers in the city today say their
crops are growing and maturing nice
ly. The section of the county visited
by the wind, rain and hail storm is the
only portion from which bad reports
come from.
Mrs. J. Sol. Reid was moved from
St. Peter's Hospital today to the resi
dence of her son, Mr. E. S. Reid, on
West Morehead street. Her condition
continues to improve. The operation
that was at first thought to be neces
sary, is not now deemed best. As soon
as she recovers sufficiently, she will re
turn to her home at Matthews.
Scarr Alexander who has been em
ployed at Jordan & Co's during the
summer months, stops work this even
ing. He will go to Statesville Monday
to spend a week before returning to
school. Scarr has made many friends
among those who drink at the foun
tain. He is an exceedingly bright boy
and his services are highly valued by
Jordan & Co.
TODAY'S NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
"You will miss a treat if you fail to
see my line of fall sitings." J. S.
Phillips.
"The Johnson Bargain Store will
open on September 1st."
"The largest, finest and cheapest col
lection of leather furniture ever shown
in this State" Andrews Furniture &
Music Co.
Leather goods, pocket books, card
cases, music rolls and wallets at Hous
ton, Dixon & Co's.
New "for rent" list from J. Arthur
Henderson & Bro.
Mosquito Lotion at Woodal & Shep
pard's. "Watches that keep 'sun' or 'Wash
ington' time" Garibaldi & Bruns.
"We cordially invite you to open an
account in our savings department"
Southern States Trust Co.
The Mitchell Grocery Co. carries a
strictly first-class stock of groceries,
etc.
Property for sale at a bargain by
the Alexanders.
"Do you play 'Flinch?'" Stone &
Barringer.
THE WEATHER.
For Charlotte and vicinity: Cloud v,
probably showers tonight and Sun
day. For North and South Carolina:
Local rains tonight and Sunday. Fresh
northerly winds.
There is much cloudiness this morn
ing in the South Atlantic States and
in the Missouri Valley; rain was fall
ing at the hour of observation at
Asheville, Boston and Omaha. Cooler
weather has spread eastward over the
Atlantic States and continues in the
Lake region. Showers occurred in the
past 24 hours in the eastern Gulf and
in the South Atlantic States; stations
in the Missouri Valley and in the
Northeast report light rains also.
G. R. OBERHOLZER,
Official in Charge.
Huntersville Big Rally.
The big educational rally at Hun
tersville next Tuesday will drawn a
large crowd from Charlotte. The pro
gram as arranged will be as follows:
10 a. m., Baseball to be followed by
Speeches on Education by Hon. Lee S.
Overman and Hon. E. Y. Webb.
DINNER.
Tournament Charge to the Knights
by Mr. A. B. Justice, of Charlotte.
Coronation address by Mr. F. R
McNinch of Charlotte.
At night there will be a big ball.
Mr. Eakes Injured.
Mr. J. L. Eakes, manager of the
Model Steam Laundry, received a
painful injury this afternoon. While
working at the shirt machine, his
right hand was caught in the machin
ery and was severely mashed.
Knox Gets Busy.
Washington, Aug. 23. Attorney
General Knox returned to his desk
after his summer vacation at Atlantic
City and immediately buried himself
under work requiring his attention be
fore his departure for Paris.
stohia.
Bears the
Signature
of
The Kind You Have Always Bougfit
WIGWAM POCAHONTAS,
Tribe No. 29,
Hunting Grounds, Charlotte, N. c.
23 Sleep Sturgeon Moon.
Dear Brother: You are hereby or
dered to assemble at your Wigwam at
No. 37 East Trade street, Sunday 3.
p. m. to attend the funeral of our de
ceased brother; A. E. Cogbill.
By order of
, J. J. SHUMAN, Acting Sachem.
J. R. ANDERSON, C. of R.
One Cent a Word
GO TO NORFOLK SEPT. 2ND. 23-lt
I HAVE A "CRACKER-JACK" NO. 7
Remington Typewriter for sale
cheap to quick purchaser. Frank F.
Jones. 23-lt
"DOROTHY DODD" EXPECTS TO
spend the night with every lady in
Charlotte. 23-lt
FOR RENT Five-room cottage on W.
Tenth street. Address Brevard
Nixon. No. 18 Piedmont building.
22-3t
WANTED Second-hand family range.
Must be cheap. Address "L," care
News. 22-2t
EXCURSION TO SAVANNAH AUG.
27. Train leaves Southern station
promptly at 9 a. m. 21-3t
FOR RENT Lower part of house,
13 East Seventh street. 22-3t
NEVER SUCH A CHANCE BEFORE
to visit Savannah, Ga. Round trip
$3.50. 21-3t
S. A. L. NORFOLK EXCURSION
leave Charlotte Sept. 2nd. Berryhill,
& McCall, Managers. 23-lt
FOR RENT 211 W. 8, 7-ro.oms, mod
ern improvements. W. M. Van
chover, $16 per month. 23-2t
THE BEST EXCURSION OF THE
season, go to Norfolk Sept. 2nd.
Berryhill & McCall, Managers. 23-lt
BY THE USE OF HANCOCK'S Liquid
Sulphur and without possibility of
harm, you can accomplish quietly in
the retirement of your home a bet
ter result, even could you afford the
loss of time and great expediture
needed for treatment at natural
springs. For sale by Burwell, Dunn
& Co. The Hancock Liquid Sul
phur Co., Baltimore, Md. 6-13-oawtf
DAYLIGHT TRIP BOTH WAYS TO
Norfolk Sept. 2nd. Berryhill & Mc
Call. Managers. - 23-lt
PATENTS Protect your ideas. No
allowance, no fee. Consultation free.
Est. 18G4, Milo B. Stevens & Co.,
817 14th street, Washington.
5-6-T&S-32t
LADIES' WISHING TO GO TO NOR-
folk Sept. 2nd, can engage room on
"Special Car for Ladies" by seeing
or writing us. Berryhill & McCall.
23-lt
HEDGE PLANTS, FRUIT TREES,
vines and all kinds of plants cheap.
E. Asbury, 810 North Church. 23-lt
THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR
to go to Norfolk Sept. 2nd. Berry
hill & McCall. 23-lt
SAVANNAH EXCURSION, TICKt fS
for sale at Jordan's Drug Store,
Gem Restaurant, Belk Bros. 21-3 1
NOTICE Parties who intend visit
ing New York during August or Sep
tember can secure rooms at a lead
ing hotel at a discount by address
ing "Hotel," care News. 21-6t
BAGGING AND TIES AT 25 CENTS
per bale. Apply at mill. Ada M'f'g.
Co., Charlotte, N. C. 15-d&w-tf
BEFORE BUYING, SEE MY STOCK
new spring wagons, Bargains. W. S.
Wearn, 7 East Sixth street. 21-3t
FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH I NG
and horseshoeing at W. S. Wearn's,
7 East Sixth street. 21-3t
DON'T FORGET RADER'S PHOTO-
graph Gallery. We have a lot of new
styles. 19-7t
CHOICE FRESH MEATS DAILY. J.
S. Robinson, 217 East Trade. 21-tf
FOR RENT Four sleeping rooms,
ensuite or singly hot and cold
baths, furnished or unfurnished,
over Andrews & Davenport's. W. F.
Dowd. 21-3t
FOR RENT Two -story, 6-room house,
modern conveniences, on Elizabeth
avenue, this side Bridge, $15.00 per
month. F. R. McNinch. 20-tf
I HAVE JUST COME FROM THE
East where I have bought to the
full capacity; of my room, and to
the interest of the people, and we
are now at work on the inside mak
ing ready for the opening, which
will not be long and after you see
the bargains we have to offer you
will not consider your waiting in
vain. The Johnson; Bargain Store.
18-tf
FOR RENT 204 S. Myers, seven
rooms, gas and water; large yard
and garden. John F. Orr. 18-6t
ROYAL CROWN SODA WATER.
Have you tried it?. C. Valaer Bot
tling Works. 9-tf
Dr. H. C. Henderson
DENTIST,
Hunt Building, Charlotte, N. C.
Dntistry practiced in all its branches
All work guaranteed.
Queern City 'Phone 378.
Hear This
The Charlotte BuOding and Loan
started out to make the August
series the largest on their records,
and they are doing it. Many new
stockholders have been added, but in
order to make this an unusually
large series tbe books are still kept
open, so you can still get in. Your
delay is your loss; for, beyond all
doubt, this is the best, method de
vised by man for earning a handsome
Profit on small stums,' and its safety
js assured.
E. U KEESLER, Sec'y.
25 S. Tryon Street.
J H. Van Ness, Pres.
, T&OO-L 1
il 11
12 and 14 EAST TRADE STREET.
losiiin
eoarate
1 his sale offers buying a.dvaLntaLges
that will eclipse any previous offer
made in this community. Every pair
Men's Light and MedKim Weight
Trousers in stock to be closed out re
gardless of valie For style and beavi
ty of pattern, the Pants offered in this
sale cannot be excelled ? ?
Prices
All 5 Trousers reduced
to $3 89
All $4 Trousers reduced
to 2 83
All $3 and $3 50 Trousers
reduced to $2 39
T5he
Department Stores
AN EXQUISITE CUT GLASS
PITCHER THAT COST $12.
A . HANDSOME ROCKER
THAT COST $12.50.
A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL
SILVER CANDELABRA THAT
COST $15.00.
AND A HANDSOME BRASS
AND ONYX TABLE WITH A
LARGE AND EXTREMELY
PRETTY PICTURE LAMP.
THAT COST $25.00.
These are the four prizes in
Brannon's Coupon Contest.
A Coupon with every 5 cent
cash purchase of soda water, ice
cream, cigars and tobacco. First
drawing September 1. Save your
coupons.
BRANNON'S
DRUG STORE
36TH SERLES OPEN
MUTUAL BUILDING k
ASSOCIATI
2 3RD SERIES CLOSED
The 23rd series was wound up on
the last Saturday in July, "ahead of
the hounds""3 as usual. In fact; from
the first we have matured our series
from
Two to Five Weeks
AHevd of Any Other
This means in money $1.97 more on
the last series and $1.65 more on the
preceding series than other Associa
tions. MORTGAGES.
Now realdy for cancellation and de
livery of same with insurance policies.
NEW SERIES open and subscrip
tions will be received either by
Chase Bnmizer or either of the un
dersigned. P. M. BROWN, Pres't.
A. G. BRENIZER, Treas.
AUGUST
Is one of the best months in the year
to have that vehicle of yours Re
paired and Repainted. My work in
both lines is equal to any in the
country. Fine Carriage Painting is
my specialty. G. A. PAGE, cor. Fourth
and Church Streets, Charlotte, N. C.
LO
1,
g (Co
11 and 15 NORTH TRYON STREET
roisers
Out
ave Been Reduced as
Shown Below
All $2 and $2 50 Trousers
reduced to $1 63
All $ 1 50 and 175 Trous
ers reduced to SI 15
All $1 2s Trousers
re-
duced to 89 c
Department Stores
1.
Leather Goods
I PocKet Books
I Card Cases
Music Soils
Wallets
) LEADING BOOK. .,
1 STATIONERY AND ART STORE V
South Tryou St. Op. Central Hot. 1 L
UITO LOTIO
HIS is obnoxious to
the Mosquito, will
relieve the intense
itching and is an
antidote to the bite
of poisonous insects
Druggists
Both 'Phones No. 69
9
THREE-ROOM
HOUSES 3
y all in a row, renting to white
people for $3.00 per month each.
Income per annum, $325. PRICE,
$2,500. Earning 12 7-8 per cent.
Free of city tax.
Location thickly, settled su
burban, on and near one of the
macadam thoroughfares.
ALEXANDERS
J. W. &F.-D,
Notary Public and Public Steno
grapher. STAR. MILLS
CORN MEAL
Is the best, so say all who have
used it. You can get it fresh in any
quantity direct' from the mills.
W. M. CROWELL, Proprietor.
Bell 'Phon 297.
MOSO
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Will Sell orv
D
esirable 8 -
dervce
No 623 North. College, located just above the
handsome Presbyterian College building and
one of the choicest residence sections of the
city Lot fronts College street, 48 feet and ex
tends back 3 50 feet Note the depth and see us
fot price and' terms.
Southern Real Estate,
Bell 'Phone 236.
R
eod Estate and Rents
We Kacve always
good baLrgeLins in
Houses, Biilding
Lots and Farms,
If you think of pur
chasing consult us.
BR.OWN l
Bell Phone 1651
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A fresh supply of powdered
and whole Spices, just received.
The best quality for . pickling
purposes.
Free delivery to all parts of
the city. 'Phone 292.
W, L. Heund
Co.
Cor. l rade & College Sts. . !
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THE STURDY OAK
has its beginning with the implanted corn. Likewise the Tree
of Fortune takes root wi th the opening of a savings account.
With us twenty-five cents is sufficient to start an account.
We pay interest on all deposits.
Southern Loan and Savings Bonk
P. M. BROWN, President. W. S. ALEXANDER, Vice-President.
F. J. HAYWOOD, Jr Cashier.
mi MJI.IIi. lll
imrrriniTH 1 Tit
Charlotte National Bank,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Your Bank and manhood have more to do with your success than all
other agencies combined.
Let this be your Bank. We promise you every facility that yn-ir
balances, business and responsibility warrant. 1
Call to see us and let us talk the matter over with you.
B. D. Health. Pres. W. H. Twitty, Cashier
ESTABLISHED 1871
J5ht
MERCHANTS
AND
A
"
FARMERS
NATIONAL
BANK
35 East Trade Street
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
all
ScmtKern
St a tes
T r vi s t
C o mpa'y
Geo.
3 3 FOR.
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5 SIR ?TasLSenth street,. new-5-room cottage $12.00 per mo..u
No. 00 North Poplar street, new 6-rom cottage $15.00 per raouu
Sa ??uth Tryon street, new 6-room cottage $15.00 per
No. 201 East Morehead street, 7-room house $20.00 per mon
No. 501 West Fourth street, new 8-room house $23.00 per nion.J
Large 10-room residence near Elizabeth College $30.00 per niontn
SEPTEM BER 1ST '
No. 503 East Avenue.. " $-7 50 per mont"
No. 1000 South Tryon street. . . ..' . .".'. $25.00 per mn-a
Real Estate to suit everyone for sale by
F. C. Abbott & Company
OFFICE: PIEDMONT BUILDING.
Easy Terms
R oom fiesi-
.
Loan and Trust Co.
No. 207 South Tryon stree
8-room house, city water Co
Church and Liddell streets $10.00. "
6-room cottage, E Ninth, largp 'w
$9.00.
6-room house, E. Liberty street
$12.50.
Modern convenience.
4-room cottage, E Fifth strept Ex
tended, $7.00.
The Ryder Flat, Modehead Strc-e
strictly up-to-date, $40.00.
6-room house, 713 N. DavHsor
$10.00. COMPANY
217 North Tryon St.
' FOR RENT.
Modern 14-room house. r "-;:t Tenth
street.
Modern 8-room housr : North T)
street.
Modern 7-room house , i4 North p,
(Sept. 3rd.)
Modern 6-room house, 210 W. Eight;!
street.
Modern 6-room house, 301 Elizabeth
Avenue.
Modern 5-room house, 614 North i)
street.
5-room house, 808 North College SI.
4-room hcuse, 7 West Twelfth strict.
3-room house, 813 E. Seventh street.
2 rooms upstairs, 9 1-2 N. College.
2 storerooms on East Trade street.
Other desirable houses in all parts
of city.
J, Arthur Henderson & Bro.
8 North College Street.
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U.MI.IM.'l!Mi'Wl.j,ffuai?a
Dr. J. H. McADEN,Prest GEO. E. WILSON, V.-l'rust.
C.N.EVANS. Cashier W.C.WILKINSON, Ass't Cashier
MODERN banking house
with every facility for the
prompt and careful handling of
business intrusted 1
Liberality Courtesy Strength
Assets Over 0ne Million Dollars
FOR EXAMPLE
Mr. Brown earns nine dollars a!
week; he puts one dollar of this in
the bank. He tells us that he neverj
misses that dollar and that he is ds-
lighted and surprised at the rapid;
growth of his bank account. i
We cordially invite you to open an;
account n our Savings Department.:
Stephens, T. S. Franklin, W. H. Viooi,
Pres. V-Pres. Sec -Treas.
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