CHARLOTTE NEWS, SEPTEMBER I, 1902.
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BRIEF MENTION.
Interest All
Little Items That Will
Charlotte.
There will be a picnic and educa
tional rally at Newell's tomorrow.
Mr. A. Block, the tailor, has re
turned from the North, where he went
to purchase new fall goods.
Misses Benner and Hester, the dress
ers, leave tomorrow on a ten days trip
for the Philadelphia and New York
markets.
Prof. D. T. Huyck is expected to re
turn to Charlotte this week and 're
sume his duties as organist at Tryon
Street Methodist church.
Miss Sarah Grimes Howard, of
Greensboro, representing the Orphans'
Friend and Masonic Journal of Oxford,
is in the city in the interest of these
papers.
The Carolina Heating and Plumb
ing Co., is moving this week into the
Durham buildiing, South Tryon street,
where it will have enlarged quarters
for its show and wrork rooms.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the
parlors of the Y. M. C. A. Business of
importance will be transacted and a
full attendance is earnestly desired.
Mr." Holderfield was right painfully
hurt at the park today. His injuries
was the result of the falling of a trolley
wheel from a car. Mr. Holderfield was
standing near the car when the wheel
fell striking him on the head.
Mr. Frank Osborne, deputy Supe
rior Court clerk, is quite sick. He has
been removed from his room in the
court house building and is now at St.
Peter's Hospital. Mr. Osborne's friends
hope for him a speedy recovery.
The Raleigh News and Observer of
yesterday says: "Mr. Richard Busbee,
son of Mr. Fabius H. Busbee, is now
doing as well as the doctor could ex
pect, and is free from fever. His prog
ress for the last three weeks, ever
since the first few days, has been slow,
but steady.
WANTED To find home with Chris
tian people for nice boy baby, six
months old. Address at once "B,''
care News. 25-;3t
FOR SALE Ceder posts and fine
quality of cedar lumber. H. W.
Clark. 800 North College street. 1-lt
FOR SALE Three horses and one
mule, two second-hand wagons
bargain. "D" care News. - 1
FOR RENT Elegant 5-room cottage,
$10.00 per month; 6-room dwelling,
$12.50 per month, city water, etc.
Hugh Harris. 30-tf.
FOR RENT No. 210 N. College St.
36x125 feet. Three stories, and
basement. W. R. Burwell. l-3t-eod
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12 and 14 EAST TRADE STREET.
11 and 15 NORTH TRYON STREET
For 8ltv Irvexoensivfi
uilding Site. N
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YOU WILL HELP THE HORNETS
Nest Riflemen by going to Norfolk
Sept. 9, Southern Railway. Major
T. R. Ribertson, Capt. J., R. An
derson, Leut., T. L. Powell, R. L.
Skinner will have charge of the
train.
LOST Letter addressed to W. B.
Bradford. Finder please return to
News. . 1-lt
LAY in your winter wood from L. H.
McCall.West Trade and Fifth Sts.,
Bell Phone 346. 27-Gt.
WANTED TO BUY SECOND-HAND
one-horse wagon cheap. E. B. M.
care News. 1-lt
McCALL has a full supply of wood,
cut to all lengths. Bell phone 343.
27-6t.
FOR SALE Young, gentle, sound,
small horse. Apply Mrs. Moffatt.
Dilworth. 1-lt
A Coming Marriage.
The following cards have been is
sued: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stenerson
request tire honor of your
presence at the marriage of their
daughter
Helen Gustavia
to
Harold Piatt Barstow,
on Wednesday evening, September the
tenth, at seven o'clock,
Tryon Street Methodist Church,
Charlotte, North Carolina.
WANTED Wet nurse, white or col
ored. 710 West Trade street. l-2t
TO-DAY'S "WANTS" TO-DAY in this
department.
PLENTY
Call's.
TY OF
WOOD at L. H. Mc-27-6t.
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
CHOICE LAMB AND BEEF TODAY.
Both 'phones, Robinson, 217 East
Trade. 25-tf
1 Goes To Atlanta.
Mr. Ab. V. Harrill has resigned as
city ticket agent of the Seaboard Air
Line and has accepted the position of
assistant city ticket agent of the
Southern, in Atlanta, the position re
cently held by Mr. Ralph Van Landing-
ham. Mr. Harrill will leave for Atlanta
as soon as his successor has been ap
pointed. Two or three names have been
spoken of in conneetion with the posi
tion but the appointment will be made
from Portsmouth and no one here
knows what will be done.
Our list of offerings are cf more than
ordinary interest being, ls it is, at
the close of a. x season we find many
broken lines of very desirable garments
that we do not care to carry over and
to close ovit these broken lines we will
offer greater inducements today and
tomorrow than in any previous sale
this season There are many garments
in this sale that will be seasonable for
several months and will be right next
season 5 5 3 5
Special Sale 3 3
3 3 Men's Suits
Three hundred men's fine worsted, cassimere, flannel,
serge and cheviot suits in neat and very stylish colors
and patterns, excellently tailored and trimmed ; eve
ry suit guaranteed to fit as perfectly as if made to
measure; sizes 34 to 40, regular $10 and $12 50
values This line goes in the Friday and Saturday
sale, at the suit
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Another line of about two hundred suits, excellently
tailored from choicest woolen fabrics, light and medi
um weights, beautiful assortment of colors and de
signs to select from; sizes 33 to 42: regular 15 val
ues. These go in the Friday and Saturday sale, at
the suit
Secure one of the three lots we are offering on North
McDowell .street at $350 and $375 each. Situated on the
car line with sewer main within close touch to the property
Will sell the three for $1000 Can be improved to pay
handsome returns on the investment
' ' 4$
Southern Real ' Estate, Loan and Trust Co.
No. 207 South Tryon Street.
Bell 'Phone 236.
WAKE UP M A N
. If you are in the money-making business see us at j
that we have seen for a long time. Two lots on S.
Tryon street, cor. of Gold street, 47x139 feet each.
THE TWO FOR $1350
These lots are within 600 feet of lots that sold less
than 60 days ago for $1300 apiece. This must be a
quick turn and will go at once. One-half cash, bal
ance in 1 2 months. Call or phone
R. O W N & COMPANY
Real Estate and Rental Agents
Bell Phone 1651 217 North Tryon St.
Dr. H. C- Henderson
DENTIST,
Hunt Building, Charlotte, N. C.
Dentistry practiced in all its branche
All work guaranteed.
Queen City 'Phone 378.
Omaha's First Citizen Dead.
Omaha, Sept. 1. A. D. Jones, Oma
ha's first postmaster, and the first citi
zen to settle as a resident on the site
of this city, died today. He was born
in Philadelphia, Jan. 13, 1813, and was
one of the unique characters of the
West. ,
VOICE CULTURE.
My fall term of vocal instruction
will begin Sept. 1st. For the past
three years I have been studying in
New York with Madame Marie Gramm
and Signor Emilio Belari and have
acquired the latest methods .of correct
placement and rapid development of
the voice. For terms and general in
formation address me at my studio,
8 East Morehead Avenue.
MRS. MINNIE WRISTON SMITH.
LATTA PARK
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3RD.
J5he Telephone Girl"
Prices 50c, 75c. and $1.00.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 4TH.
Al. G. Field's Minstrels
Prices 50c, 75c. and $1.00.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 5TH.
Tim Mxirphy
PRESENTING i
"Old Innocence"
Prices 50c, 75c. and $1.50.
store, cor. 5th and Tryon streets,
Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Wright's
Pe fumes
5
Tapp-Loini
Department Stores
Department Stores
'Violet of India,"
'Clover of India,"
'Rose of India,"
'American Beauty
Rose,"
In all size packages and
in bulk
W. L. Ha,nd
(Si Co.
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I Cor. l rade & College Sts.
FOR RENT.
Modern 7-room house, ". .
Modern 8-room house ''Z
Modern 14-room hov.j, Z
St.
:. 3 St
N. B St.
West 10th,
Modern 6-room house, 301 Elizabeth
Ave.
3-room house, 813 E. 7th St .$5.50.
3-room house, Belmont...., ....$4.00.
2 rooms upstairs, North College St.
1 store room East Trade St.
Other houses in all parts of the city.
Farms and city property for sale. Call
and see us if you wish to buy or rent.
J, Arthur Henderson & Bro.
8 North College Street.
Ate
One Cent a Word K-ight Now !
GO TO NORFOLK TOMORROW.
WE HAVE just received a car of ex
tra fine bananas. Write or phone
us. J. W. Prevost. 30-2t.
This is the, greatest Building and
Loan town in South, perhaps, yet
there are hundreds of young men and
older ones right here constantly put-
FINE WEATHER TO GO TO NOR- 6. h . a T
folk. You want to set with the venient ciay, ana it semom comes, x it-
crowd.
agers.
Berryhill & McCall, Man-
PLANT PENNIES here and grow dol
lars. THE BEST EXCURSION OF THE
season leaves S. A. L. Depot tomor
row at 8:30 a. m. Berryhill & Mc
Call, Managers.
WANTED White young men and
boys (not under 14 years) of relia
ble character, to join Orchestra and
Brass Band, under a skilled Drofes-
sor of music. A previous knowl-fi
edge of music not required (though I
. some Knowledge ot music will be of
advantage). For further informa
tion apply to "Bandmaster," car e
of the Evening News, Charlotte.
28r6t.
time is now, the opportune moment is
today, and until you wake up from
your dream you'll never get a start.
Our new series is still open.
CKarlotte Building and
L,Ocxr Association
E. L. KEESLER, Sec'y.
J. H. VanNESS, Pres.
To-Night..
The first drawing occurs at
Brannon's drug store. Some
body will get the handsome cut
glass pitcher. Watch your
coupons. It's just as apt to be
you as anybody else.
The drawing will occur at
3:30 o'clock, and the lucky
number will be published in the
daily papers. If not claimed
within a week a second draw
ing will occur and thence on
until the pitcher is claimed.
Save your coupon's.
R. M. BRANNON,
DRUGGIST
ig Vdie
in Toilet Pamper
Ask for the .
'Waldorf
GO TO NORFOLK TOMORROW,
BIG OAKS from little acorns gcrw in
this column.
THE LADIES' CAR WILL HAVE A
porter to wait on them. Do not
hesitate, this will be a nice tri p
Berryhill & McCall, Managers.
ROYAL CROWN SODA WATER.--
Have you tried it?. C Valaer Bo .ti
tling Works.
DO NOT MISS THE NORFOI-K
trip, daylight rifling both ways.
Berryhill & McOall, Managers.
wuio! uet yewfr orders in to L. 'H.
McCall for vor jd, any kind, a'ny
iengm. ueia p hone 343. 27- 6t,
All k U f .
tAOUKSiwn fO NORFOLK TO-
. morrow leaves 8:30 a. m. Get your
tickets at F. a. L. ticket office..
i-uvjmd check. Finder can get
, 'same by, proving property and pay
ing for. notice at this offiae. 27-tf.
ONSOME TIMES IN TOWN TO
riiorrow. Everybody is going to 'Nor
KISSES
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Pure Caramels, Cocoanut
Kisses and Fudge at
ID 223 North
"Tryon St
OUk FAMOUS NEWPORT ICE
CREAM AND ICE CREAM
SODA SERVED : : : : :
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ters for School
Books and School
Supplies. We have (
ail t r
everyimiigyuu
need a.t Lowest
Prices ? V? 5
OUR STOCK
IS COMPLETE
36TH SERIES OPEN
MUTUAL BUILDING 1
LOIN ASSOCIATIO
2mu
SERIES CLOSED
6
One Pound Rolls of 3,000
Sheets at
10 Cents
S 1.0 0 PER DO Z
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Druggists
Sole Agents for Charlotte
Both 'Phones No. 69.
THE STURDY OAK
has its beginning with the implanted' corn. Likewise the Tree
of Fortune takes root with the opening of a savings account.
With us twenty-five ce nts is sufficient to start an account.
We pay interest on all deposits.
Southern Loan and Savings Bank
P. M. BROWN, President. W. S. ALEXANDER, Vice-President.
F. J. HAYWOOD. Jr Cashier.
WDODALL&SH
WATCH
15he Charlotte National Bank,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Your Bank and manhood have more to do with your success than all
other, agencies combined.
Let this he your Bank. We promise you every facility that your
balances, business and responsibility warrant.
Call to -see us and let us talk ihe matter oVer with you.
B. D. Heath. Pres. 5 W. H. Twitty, Cashier
THAT KEEP "SUN" OR
WASHINGTON "TIME"
ESTABLISHED 1871
15he
MERCHANTS
AND
ALL FULLY GUARANTEED
Gold, Silver and Filled Cases
Ladies' Watches, $5.00 Up
Gentlemen's, $2.50 Up
FAHMEHS
NATIONAL
B A N K
35 East Trade Street
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Dr. J. H. McADEN.Prest GEO. E. WILSON, V.-Prest.
C.N.EVANS. Cashier W.C.WILKINSON, Ass't Cashier
A MODERN banking house
with every facility for the
prompt and careful handling of
all business intrusted T IT
Liberality Courtesy Strength
Assets Over One Million Dollars
Garibaldi & firuns.
HOUSTON, DVX0N &C0.
The 23rd series was wound up on
the last Saturday in July, "ahead of
the hounds'' as usual. In fact, from
the first we have matured our series
from
Two to Five Weeks
AKead of Any Other
This means in money $1.97 more on
the last series and $1.65 more on the
preceding series than other Associa
tions. MORTGAGES.
Now ready for cancellation and de
livery of same with insurance policies.
NEW SERIES open and subscrip
tions will be received either by
Chase Brenizer or either of the un
dersigned.' P. M. BROWN, Pres't.
A. G. BRENIZER, Treas:
LEADMG BOOK.
STATIONERY AND ART STORE f
Tryon St.. Op. Central Hotel
For Crorn use CHENEY'S
T5he Two
Alex l i d e r s
Are here, there and most any
where else. Put your finger on
either at 202 South Tryon street,
or save the walk and us$ either
phone. . Strictly
Real Estate
DeeJers
Public Stenographer and .Notary
" Office.
Ill , .1 miWWM II I I I mil '"mmttmT!LHlLL!Z
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I Four Tirxves a Year.
T Do we cred.it,up interest on savings
: HH accounts'; and this interest irame- kN
I JtS diately begins to earn other interest.
Southern Steites Trvist Co.
Geo. Stephens, Pres., T. S. Franklin. V-Pres., W. H. Wood, Sec, and Treas.
THE STAR MILLS GINNERY
Has started up for the season. Most
convenient and best equipped ginnery
in Mecklenbtrg county. Capacity 40
bales daily. We pay highest prices
for seed.
W. M. CROW ELL, Prop'r-
F I NE FAR M AT A
B A JL G A I N
Located just 5 miles southwest of Charlotte, quarter of a mil from Griffith
Station, - containing 138 acres 93 acres under cultivation, 20 acres in fine
pasture and 25 acres in oak, pine, hickory and poplar timber. Good 6-room
dwelling, large barn and good tenant house. Fine orchard of eight differ
ent kinds of fruit. Abundant water supply.
FOR QUICK SALE $2,500.
Less than $18 per acre. Who will be the fortunate buyer!
F. G. Abbott & Gompany
OFFICE: PIEDMONT BUILDING.
JO South Tryo:
EXPECTORANT-
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