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THE CHARLOTTE NEVVS SEPTEMBER 2b 1909 ' ' 7 : ' - COTTON GOOD IHT" II NORTH Cltl- PIMIUC RBRKlftlflRFI The following story on cotton crop conditions in North Carolina' is taken from the Journal of Commerce of New York: - - .. North Carolina. Dry weather caused shedding, but condition is quite up' to the. average percentage for this time of year and prospects appear ahout the same as a year ago. Picking is, however, con siderably behind last year, when at this time it was 23 per cent gathered. Weather is favorable and bolls are opening fast, and where picked cotton is rushed to market. Insect and rust damage is light and there are .many correspondents who look for a good yield. Gaston. Top crop fairly good; open . ing slowly, none marketed ; weather ' funrohio- nn 'inspc.ts nr rust: shed ding slight. Davidson. The crop is spotted; some farms were poorly worked; oth ers well worked and average crop will be gathered; drouth In August injur ed some late cotton. Fafrmnnt T thinlc conditions are favorable to at least the basis of 90; ,,r npnt- nirfcine' and sellina: ranifHv. Rutherfordton. Crop deteriorated j about 5 per cent since August 23; no top crop prospects; opening slow continuous rains; none marketed; picking will commence in about 10 days; crop late; weather still warm and no irost yet; no msecis, nu iusi Red Springs Some top crop; good bottom and middle; opening fast; mar keting fast: none held back; weather very favorable; no insects; rust and shedding light; prospects very good in this section; Carolina's prospects good. Benson. Cotton is openmg very fast and is being marketed as fast as picked; no top crop and much shed ding; some deterioration since last report, caused by extreme heat and drouth. Mount Pleasant. Opening about as usual; marketed slow" 10 days late; farmers holding; no insects; weather! conditions fine; very little rust; with late frost many young bolls on top of cotton will mature and add to crop. Kinston. Weather favorable; seed cotton yielding' larger percentage of lint than usual; this state in better condition than generally reported. Tarboro. Weather ideal for matur ing crop; -yield is better than expect ed; while some crops are poor others are fine; looks like nearly a normal crop. Washington. Weather too dry at present for free development of grow ing crop. Clayton. Crop is spotted; sandy t lands poor;, clay lands better. Farmville. Cotton suffered from the hot, dry weather in August and first of September, causing the young bolls to dry up and fall off. Troy. Top crop is short as result . of six weeks dry weather; opening fast; marketing fast as ginned; no rust nor shedding; weather dry. Enfield. Crop two wreeks late. Dudley. The cotton crop is very short and is about all open and no top cron on account of rust. Kinston. No top crop on account of dry August; in many places leaves are all gone; opening fast; marketed fast; crop early; nothing held back. Stantonsburg. Cotton being ginned aim soia as iasi as piCKeu. . Old Hundred. The dry weather ruined cron in this section. Lumberton. Very little August crop made, . Allenton. Cotton is not opening as it should. Rosindale. Corn is shortest in 20 years; dry weather has cut it 25 per cent. Raeford. Not opening as fast as de sired Louisburg. Some portions . of the county, where the lands are red, will gin two-thirds of a crop, but in the sandy portions not over one-half. Raleigh. Crop damaged by dry weather from August 20 to September 10; farmers say 25 per cent; we are satisfied this is an exaggeration. Newell. Forty days ago we had the promise of 80 per cent of a crop, but the dry, windy weather caused all of the August forms to drop; no top crop. Lexington. Very little cotton pick ed and none marketed. Brodie. No top crop; commencing to open fast: bolls very small; weath ervery dry for past month; all shed . off except grown bolls. . Pittsboro. Cotton is 3 or 4 weeks late. , Hamilton. No improvement; dry : weather causes , top. crop to. .be short. - Beston. Cotton short: all hnav sold as fast as nicked. ' Dunn. Weather has been favorable past 10 days and crop is being gath- : ered fast. ;? Rocky Mount A little late in open v ing; Poor crop on light land; stiff and '. late and will be affected by early or p. late frost. - KptiIv The Vint ' forcing the cotton open before pods mature. Medora. I am straining a point to .say 75; the drouth is bad on late cot l ton and causing premature opening of' early. r? Eagletown. The prospects for a top ;,crop are poor; opening slowly; no cot ton ginned or sold; most farmers will 7 sell when baled; some rust, and shed '.. ding very much, owing to dry weath il er; only 54 points rain this month up ". to date. ' :;; Whitakers. The cotton crop seems ; to fluctuate rapidly each week. Laurinburg.- Some think it has de v" teriorated much V since last report opening very fast in the past week yearly frost will' cut off all top crop; -marketed as fast as gathered; weather good and picking being rushed. Derita. Crop slow -opening; top jcrop growing some. . - . Anneta.-T-'Very little picked and very dry. Roseboro. Top crop no good; cut pff by. drouth;, picking is becoming i suiuisu su ununeBiiuu cron oval nnw TnTT"PlR are selling through here' about as fast as, ginned; some few will hold their cottdn later; . i i i i i rust nas aone some uamae m sums farms: cotton opening very fast. Stony Point. Conditions very un favorable; too much rain; no top crop. Morrisville. The crop has deter iorated considerably since July 1, caus ed by excessive rain and followed by long drouth; no picking done yet, un less possibly in the more southern part. New London. Crop has improved in last 20 days a good deal, and present weather is just ideal for cotton. Stubbs. No picking as yet to amount to anything; the late rains have improved condition. Lilly. Very little cotton picked, but picking will soon be general; we are having it very dry and too cold for cotton; top crop will be no good. Kittrell. Cotton crop very poor; will not be over two-thirds of a crop. Weldon. We have hardly begun picking. Macon. Just commenced picking. Weldon. Picking just begun; crop spotted; some very good, others very poor; selling as fast as ready for the market. Scotland Neck. No top crop; 12 to 14 days late; drouth causing prema ture opening; also shedding small bolls. New London. Improved at least 5 per cent since last report. Unique Hiding Place For Blind Tigsr Special to The News. Statesville, N. C, Sept. 28. As the result of a search for an alleged re tailer, Sheriff J. M. Deaton and Depu ties J. A. Brown and J. W. Ward found a rather, unique sleeping room under a haystack and a barrel of liquor in New Hope township yester day morning. The officers have a num ber of capiases for Parks Williams, a young white man of New Hope, who is charged with retailing, and yesterday morning before daylight the sheriff and aepuues went to me uume uj. vv u- liams' father in hopes of finding Wil liams there. After searching tne dwelling without locating Parks, the officers were searching outhouses wrnen they noticed Felix Williams, the 17-year-old brother of Parks, making his way down a path leading from the house. Sheriff Deaton quickly over took Felix and when he placed his hands on the latter the latter yelled and cursed loud enough to wake up everybody in the neighborhood. Think ing the boy's yells were for a purpose, as soon as it was light -enough the of ficers searched - about a number of hay stacks in a meadow a short dis- tance away and discovered that a large hole had been dug under one of the stacks. Entering the hole the of ficers were surprised to find a ot of bed clothing a lantern and matches and a barrel of liquor. The bed cloth ing wras warm and it was realized at once that the haystack cave was the sleeping quarters of the alleged retail er and that he had been aroused by the yells of his brother and thus made his escape: - While the officers failed to find Parks they seized the barrel of blockade li quor and brought it to Statesville to be turned over to the revenue folks. On returning to their teams, which had been left near the house, the offi cers found that Felix Williams and a younger brother had used an axe and a knife on the rubber tire of a wheel of Sheriff Deaton's . buggy and Felix wrs placed under arrest and brought to" town. He was taken before Justice Turner late yesterday afternoon, charg ed with the destruction of personal property, and the case was continued until! October 9th. lie gave bond for. his appearance on that date. TAFT DAY SPDK1E, WftSH. Spokane, ; Wash.,. Dept. 28. Presi dent Taft today had his first taste ot the hospitality of Washington. Des pite . the J early . - hour. , a. multitude thronged the streets in the vicinity of the station and rent, the air with cheers as the presidential train pull ed in. As . the president emerged from his , private car 'under escort of a reception committee the crowd broke into cheers, which he promptly acknowledeged. " When breakfast had been conclu ded t.h nrpsiriprif Vipptiti thp nrnsrram v A- - " ' cz- x a of entertainment with a drive about the city. All the business and resi dence streets were profusely decora ted with flags and festoons. Pictures of the president were to be seen on all sides. The streets were packed with people and the demonstration kept the president bowing his ac knowledgments. The Bounder "I say, you are quite a stranger!" She "Yes, and I intend to remain one. Good day!" Comic Cuts. - -- - . NEAR DEATH IN BIG POND. It was a thrilling experience to Mrs. Ida Soper to face death. "For years a severe lung trouble gave me In tense suffering," she writes, ''and sev eral times nearly caused my death. All remedies failed and doctors said I was incurable. Then Pr. King's New Dis covery brought, quick relief and a cure so permanent that I have not been troubled In twelve years." Mrs. Soper lives in Big Pond, Pa. It works won ders in Coughs and Colds, Sore Lungs, Hemorrhages, LaGrlppe, Asthma, Croup, Whoplng Cough and all Bron chial affections. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guarantee by Woodall & Sheppard. SALE OF REAL FOR Non-Payment Pursuant , to a resolution parsed. Dy the Board of 'Aldermen in, regular session held on the 6th day. of Sep tember, " 1909, I will sell at,., public ' auction, to the highest bidder at the ' court house ' door of Mecklenburg county, on the 13th day of October, 1909, at . 12 o'clock M. the following t flacjpriKa ronl pstato fnr tnfl non . - . payment ; of city taxes for the years 1907 and 1908 Charlotte,, N. C.,( Sept. 14, 1909. White 1907. A. A. Anthony, 1 city lot, 706 East Ninth street ' W. L. Austin, 1 city lot, S08 East Fourth street.......... S. W. Beatty, 1 city lot, 807 East Ninth street E. D. Beatty, 1 city lot, 412 East Ninth street Geo. W. Farington, 1 lot, N. Pine street Geo. A. Fincher, 1 lot, 503 Oak street W. T. Harkey, 1 lot, . North Harrill street.. J. H. Hayes, 1 lot, 7 W. Gold street Mrs. J. R. Henderson, 1 lot, 408 Worthington ave R. F. Huneycutt, 1 lot, Craig- llGelCl. - Jas. A. Johnston, 1 .lot, SOS East Ninth street .1 Geo. B. Justice, J. lot, iy05 Euclid ave ......... ; Walter Luckey, 1 lot, 1218 No Caldwell street D. S. Lowder.'l lot, 800 West First street Misses M. M. & A. C. Lucas, 1 lot, 601 East ave. Laura Maynard, 1 lot, city W. F. Millersham, 1 lot, States ville road W. H. Muilis, 1 lot, Highland Park ........... ....... J. H. McCall, 1 lot, Villa Heights R. E. McDonald, trustee, 240 lots, Pineville road... ....... A. T. Oswald, 1 city lot; 917 Smith street. Mamie E. Russell, 1 city lot, 809 N. Davidson Mrs. M. J. Smith, 1 city; lot, 204 East Vance . $13.65 10.50 3.O0 ' 2.&U 7.75 2.80 8.00 6.75 1.Z& 15.00 12.00 6.00 4.75 35.50 1.50 5.yo 7.25 5.45 67.85 .50 1.50 6.00 J. L. Smith, 1 city lot, Wood- jawn 6.00 j. stonecyphier, 1 city lot, city 10.00 J. C. Summerville, 1 city lot Dilworth Mrs. W. J. Sellars, 1 city lot city ...... ...i". Mrs. S. J. Timmons. 1 city lot. S. Church W. C. Timmons, 1 city lot, Mint street..... W. H. Thomas, 1 city lot, 511 E Ninth Robert Vanderburg,, 1 city lot Piedmont D. L. Wallace, 1 city lot, Villa Heights . i ". . ....... . v ... .' Jno. W. Whites, est., 1 city lot, 39 E Trade street...... 2.25 2.50 90.50 8.00 3.00 6.25 - 15.00 iV11s- " "e "t? "Ljr wt I !(.. T. TV TT7ill.n 1 ii west iciu succi 300.20 64.00 White Buggy & Fertilizer Co.: 1 lot, city i WHITES, 1908. J. R. Anderson, 1 lot, 1011 N Church street A. A. Anthony, 1 lot, 706 -E Ninth street. ......... . . .. . D. T. Ashcraft, 1 lot, 405 N McDowell street Mrs. E. D. Beattie. 1 lot, 412 E. Ninth street W. L. Austin, 1 lot, E. Fourth street. Mrs. Alice Benson, 2 lots, Piedmont Mrs. Lelia M. Black, 5 lots, N Davidson street. C. A., Black, 1 lot, 204 Eliza beth ave C. A. Blackwelder, 1 lot, 810 N. Brevard street H. M. &-J. A. Baucom, 1-Jot East 14th street . .... A . Mrs. Julia Campbell, 1 lot, city. y.9o ' 16.22 6.00 21.60 11.72 4.80 12.72 47.30 4.10 1.20 2.40 J. L. Carson, 1 lot, E Fifth street extension J. L. Carson, 1 lot, Dilworth.. J. L. Cashion, 1 lot, 1620 E Fourth street. - F. R. Cates, 2 lots, E. Fourth , street .". ". . . M. N. Carter,' 1 lot, city...... H. A .Cook, 3 lots, East Tenth street Henry Davidson, l . lot, ,11 S. McDowell street. .......... B. S. Davis, 1 lot, 1600 Ply mouth ave P. G. Drayton, 4 lots, Western Heights .' W, A .Duncan, 1 lot. Thomas strst ... Chas. R. :Elam, 1 lot, . 1429 E Fifth" street . . , ....... W. A. Fiat, 1 lot, 223 ' W ; Vance street. . . . . .. . .... '. ... . Mrs. L. A. Frazier, 2 . . lots, . CXty a ' a - " a 5.40 7.20 1.90 1Y.V2 7.70 26.58 7.10 21.30 15.14 - 'it 5.40 7.10 6.80 1.80 J. : K. Frazier, 20 lots,, .Seyers- , . J . a.. j ville .... .... ..a 37.20 Garrie, 1 lot. 509 W. - 1 S. E, Eleventh street . . -.". . . , , . , . R. W. Graham, 1 lot, city . Mrs. Mary, Hartman, 9 lots . city . 1 .V 'l . '.. . .... T. - N. ' Helms. 2 lots. 1500 N. Caldwell ' street . i: '. . . . .. . -10.94 10.90 10.02 9.30 9.90 4.80 Mrs. J. R. Henderson, 1 lot, Worthington avenue . . . . . A. L. . Hoke, 1 lot, 409 E. Fifth strt .9 - . . W." L. Jones, 1 lot, city .... Jas. A. Johnston, 1 lot, 308 E. - Ninth street '. . '. . ' ' . . 15.00 Mrs.' G. D. Faires, est., 1 lot, ' :: - city. ...v 8.40 Geo. A.-Lawing, 1 lot, Severs- ville .;:::.s. .. ,V .V 10.40 D.l S.' Lowder, 1 lot, city ;. ; 2.30 Misses M. M. & A. C. Lucas, 1 lot, 601 East Avenue i. : .. 42.90 Laura Maynard,. 1 lot, city ... 1.80 A. Medlin, '. 1 lot, : 9 TFox street 12.20 F. R. Millersham, 2 lots, 301 . S. Poplar .. .. . . '.' . ... ... W. F Millersham, 5 lots, States ville road .... A. J. Mullis, 3 lots, N. Harrill Mason Smith & , Howell, 20 lots, cits'- .... Jas. H. McCall, 1 lot, Oxford avenue , . ., 28.40 8.00 9.68 13.00 HV:. I i Y I KlLoy Gray,-I-lot, 40SS. Alex-,-;. , ' ' mvmtmm mSm THE of City Taxes rh W. McCoy, 1 lot', Middle - street ,'. ., .. .. .. .V .... 8.00 81.42 10.56 57.34 22.20 2.40 7.80 E. McDonald, trus., 240 lots, Pmeville road .. .. ,. .. Jno. J. Ozment, 1 lot, 907 E. Seventh street . . . . Mrs. Jno. D. Pettus, 4 lots, - West Trade street .... Mrs. L. R. Powell, 4 lots, Gra ham & 12th street .... I. Mrs. Nellie J .Reeves, 1 lot, city .... ... Mrs. M. E. Russell, est., 1 lot, 809. N.. Davidson .. .. .. ... Z. E. Scott, 1 lot, 305 Elizabeth avenue . . .. . . . . . . . . . 10.16 5.90 7.28 8.7S 4.35 19.50 7.70 108.60 E. T. Seage, 1 lot, city Jackson L. Smith, 1 lot, Wood- lawn avenue .... D. B. Starnes, 1 lot, 1006 N. Brevard .,. . . Mrs. Annie E. Swindell, 1 lot, 403 West Eleventh .. ... .. J. P. Taylor, 1 lot, 803 S. Bre vard street .... .... . . W. C. Timmons,, 1 lot, Mint street ......... .... . . . Mrs. . S, J. Timmons, 1 lot, S. Church street W. H. Torrance, l.lot, Elizabeth : avenue .. .. ,'. .. 25.00 Mrs. Lucy M. Wheeler, 3 lots, city 3.30 W. C. W7hite, 1 lot, East ave.. . 192.56 W. C. White, admr., 1 lot, 39 E. . Avenue .. . 49.20 Mrs. Jane R. Wilkes, 6 lots, West Trade 417.00 Mrs. M. J. Smith, 1 lot, 204 E. Vance street .. .. .. .. ... 7.56 Charlotte Auditorium Co., 1 lot, Fourth & College . . . . . . . . 300.00 White Buggy & Fertilizer Co., 1 lot, city . . . . ... . . . . ... . . Mrs. Kimmie Harkey, 1 lot, N. Harrill street . . .... . . F. O. Landis, 1 lot, city Miss Docie E. Godwin. 1 lot, N. Long street . . .... .... . . Mrs. Alice Hart, 1. lot, city .. O. L. Barringer, 1 lot, city".. 54.00 6.00 36.80 10.20 14.40 74.00 COLORED 1907: Henry Adams, 1 lot, South Mid dle st. .. .; ..? 1.00 Harriett Ballard, 1. lot, Biddle- ville.. ?. .75 E. B. Barber, 1 lot, 311 E. Vance St. .. ... 4.50 Ann Blair,-1 lot, Luther St. . 1,00 Lottie Bogan, 1 lot, Fairview.. 1.00 Ruff Bratton, 1 lot, Irvin Street 1.60 Amelia Buchanan, 1 lot, Cherry St. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1.00 Henry Caldwell,. ! lot, city ..... 6.50 Sam'l J. Smith 1! lot, 613 . E. 8th St . 1.40 Jas. W. Davis, 1 lot, East Hill . . 3.50 T. E. Dixon, 1 lot, Biddleville . . 4.50 Frank C. French, 1 lot, Biddle ville 4.50 Annie Gosprey, 1 lot, So. Church St 1.00 Wm. A. Griggs, 1 lot, 511 E. First St. .. 4.00 C: R. Harris, l.lot, Fourth St. .,4.45f,.-Extn ... ..- 8.00 Wm. E. Hill, 1 lot, Western , Heights '.. . 6.90 JM. A. Hunter, 1-lot, Cherry St. 2.45 Amanda Johnston, lrlot, So. Church St. . .- , 2.00 Eliza Marshall, ,1 lot, 705 E. Second St. . t . 2.50 Jo Mills, 1 lot, 16 Gold St. . . 7.15 Francis Mobley 1 lot, Biddle . . 1.00 H. W. Mobley, 1 lot, Biddle - 2.75 Will Montgomery, 1 lot, 414 .. Jackson, St. . . .... .. 5.00 Amelia Morris "L loti iBiddle t . 100 James McKnight, lot, 412 N. Myers . . . . 7.25 Addie McKnight, 1 lot, 414 N. : Myers . . . 2.00 Rev.. S. M. Pharr, 1 lot, Biddle 3.70 Cassandra Phifer, 1 lot, City . . 2.00 Cy Reid, 1 lot, 5th St. Extm.. 6.00 J. W Gordan, 1 lot, S. Graham St. . . '. . ... , 1275 Kye Reyahart, 2 city lots, 701 N. Graham St 8.75 Jas. Russell, 1 city lot, Cherry St. . . .. 3.50 W.'C. A. Smith, 1 city lot, 311 N. Pine - . 3.80 Cammilla Stallings, 1 city lot 1.00 Nanoy. Taylor, -1 city lot, So. Church St - LOO Thos: Taylor Est., 1 city lot, So. Church St. '.. 1-00 Richard Torrance, 1 city lot, Pegram" St 4.20 Dora, Minnie and Hagler Wal- . ters, 1 lot, 605 E.ylst .. .. 3.00 Fannie Whitlock, 1 city lot, Bid die 1-25 A. H. Williams, 1 City Lot, 404 S. Alexander..,,-... .. .. 4.60 Mrs. F. P. Sanders, 4 City Lots, Seversville ,. J82.40 COLORED. 1c08. Joe Adams, 1 lot, So. Church St. .. ... .. Henry. Adams, 1 ,IoV So. Mldd1-; Wm. Alexander, 2 lots, 204 So. Alexander St. . . ....... Ellen Alexander, 1-lot, 606 So. . McDowell St. ..... .. E. Boundary St. .... .. . .. E. B. Barber, 1 lot, 311 East Vance St. . . -t Lottie Bogan, 1 lot, Fairview . . . Bella "Boyd, 1 lot, 1011 East 1st St - .. .. 4.4 1.38 8.30 1.32 11.90 3.1 S - 3C l.Cu 3. CO .1.20 10-88 l.f.O 6.S2 4 io 194 .10 6.12 2-72WmBrown, 2 lot, 506. East "1st St. .. .. .. .. xi.melia Buchanan, 1 lot, Cherry . . St. . . '..'..- . . .' ..-j. - E.. W. Butler, 1 lot, 30,8 S. Cal-1-well St. ,. ... .. .. .. - Frank Caldwell, 1 lot, Dusto-vn Emma J. Caldwell, 1 lot . 2223 E. ' Boundary St. . . Joe ,C.v Caldwell, 1 lot, Bunoa , bAV' Caldwell, ! lot, '613 E. 8th -;- st, :.' .v .'. . . Joe Cline, 1 lot, Seversville. . ; J.Vi:. Conner, 1 lot, 408 S. CaH- . fcll St. . . . . - - Jackson Crowell, 1 lot, 17 S. . Bronson St. . . ' Wm. pavidson, 1 lot 905 b. ' Church St.'-;. . E. W. Davidson, Fst., 1 l&t, RiHllpvillo .'. . .. .. .. 2.60 on 4.20 1061 5.0.J Kn-iest Dixon, 1 'ot, 7 Boundiry (East) . ;: T. Edw. Dix:n, I I V' Lucy Forney Est., 1 lot, 513 S. Iuuyy runic "a.., irt 0 ::awell St. .. A , n , Si.: c trench, 1 ot, Biddleville A 6.62Annie Gosprie, 1 lot, city,... E. H.'Gough, 1 lot, Fairview , . Leroy Gray, 1 lot, 408 S. Alex- 9ud6r St. Cnas.;W. Grier; 1 lot, 719 fl.-'st St. .. ... Adlaid' Griggs, 1 lot, 509 East . First St Jno. T.Hand, 1 lot, 412 East ;. First St .. . -.... . '. : . Sally- Hardin, 1 lot, "Myers' and Boundary . . . . . . . . . . . . .-. James A.- Harrington, 1 lot, 613 , E. 2nd St . . .', . . .. '. . Tom 1 Harris, 1 lot, . 518 : S. Caldwell St .. .. .. .Wm.- Hawkins, ' 1 ' lot 405 E. Stonewall St .. Jno. S. Henderson, 1 lot; 715 E. Eighth .. .. '.. :. Will E; Hill, 1 ' lot. Western Heights .. ... ;.. .. .. W. H. Houser, 1 lot, 407 S. Bre vard st . . .-. .: . . .' .'. . . Elijah Huntley, 1 , lot, 506 W. Hill St .v .. .. :. .. . .. . . Jno. Huskey, 1 lot, South . Church St.. .. .. .. .... Rob'ts Jackson, 2 lots, Cherry street.. ' .. .. . . . , Laura Jenkins, 1 lot, city . ... Jacob Johnston, 1 lot, 806 S. Long St. Cary Jones, 1 lot, 401r S. Mc Dowell St.. .. .... .. .. Jrlia Jordan, 1 lot, Biddlsville, 4.20 ' 9.80 11.40 '8.30 7 20 ' 9.80 ' 6.60" 8.18 55.56 7.50 .60 2.76 1.20 1.58 8.C0 3.30 3.90 8.30 12.60' Frank Likes, 1 lot, Snowball Ally..' ... .. .. .. .. .. James McKnight, 1 lot, 412 N. . Myers. . . ...... . . Addie McKnight, 1 lot, 414 N. Myers.. .... .... . . . .. Addie Martin, 1 lot, 502 E. 7th St.. .. .. :. ... , Thos Means, 1 lot, Snowball , Ally .. Joe Mills, 3 lots, 16 Gold St... Wm. ; Montgomery, 1 lot, 414 Jackson St. . .. : . ' .'. ii ' . . Rachel Mosely, 1 lot, 305 S. Davidson St.". .. . . . . .. .. ; . Jno. A. Mosely, 1 lot, 506 E. Third St.. .. Henry Neely, 1 lot, Cherry St.. Sam Parks, 1 lot. 711 West Hill St.. .... .. .. - , S. M. Pharr, l.lot, Biddleville.-. Cassandra Phifer, 1 lot, City.. Emma Porter Est., 1 , lot. Bid dleville:. .. .. ...... .. . Columbus Quinn, 1 lot, 331 S. Long St. .. Arthur Rateree, 1 lot, Oiltown, Mary. Reads Est. 1 lot, 628 S. Poplar St.. .. .. .. .. .. A. L. .Robinson,. 1 lot, 500 S. Long St. -.' ..'- .. .. Mrs. F. P. Sanders, 5 lots, Se versville Jno. Seigle., r 1 lot, Fairview . . Lizzie Smith, 1 lot, City Frank Smith, 1 lot, 511 S. Cald well. ... . . , . Amzi Smith, 1 lot, No. Hamil ilton.. .. .. ,. .. .'. .. .. N'ova Johnston, , 2 lots, No. Johnston;. .. .. .. .. .. W. C. A. Smith, 1 lot, 311 N. Pine St.. .. Martin Smith, 1 lot, 202 E. Boundry. I . . Cammilla Stallings, 1 lot, City, Harrison Stevenson, 1 lot, Fair view . . ... . .... . . ... 1.80 5.60 3.20 .30 5.24 110.94 1.50 1.08 6.30 5.52 5.40 5.11 1.20 1.20 1.20 .60 Matilda Stewart. 1 lot. Biddle ville. ... ....... .... IGeo. jWatson . Strong, ,1. lot. J5astlf,J,i , .. uoundry..,-.. .. . . Albury Sutton, 1 vlot. 615 E. . 8th St. . ......... ; . .. 4 . Nancy Taylor Est., 1 lot,. So. , Church St.. . , .. .. .,. Thos. Taylor, 1 lot, So. Church St.. Mattie Torrance. 1 lot. Fair- view .... . . ; . ... . Dan Wallace, 1 lot, Fairview. i8.40 ,9.30 1.80 1.20 1.20 4.20 Jim Wallace. 1 lot. 605 E. 1st St.. ... A. D. Warner Est., 1 lot, 917 N. Davidson. ".". . . . . . . D. W. -Watts. '.'1, lot. " 511 S. Long.. ... .. .. Albert Watson, 1 lot, Fairview, Joseph White, 1 lot, No. Gough St.. .. 4. Henry Woodwards Est., 1 - lot, City... .. .. .. .. .. '.. .. West "Woodward, 1-lot, Biddle ville. ... . . ... E. J. Young, 1 lot, So.. Caldwell St .. .. .. J. W. Gordan, 1 lot; So. Gra ham St.. ..A.... .. 4.. ,.- T. L. Mendenhall, 1 lot, City .. JNO. M. WILSON Tax Collector for the City of . Charlotte. 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Il cCaiisSami Company "THE STOVE MEN.". and never feel safe when "Ideal Safotv" pk l0llr bab . uu iui ix lonr cents Meal Crib head through j of Iron Cribs complete with cfnri Don't forget, we have Bed cZl baby's comfort. " s' nv. PARK BEAUTIFUL 3 We've a just right Suit for any man from any walk in life. ' The Professional Man, the Business Man, the Young Man, each can fiud his " FALL SUIT HERE We offer the conservative man the comfort and the gentility he so much desires, whila the smart YOUNG DRESSER gets all the style and natty style kinks he demands in his Suit. ALL SUITS ARE ALL WOOL ' $15.C0 to $30.00. Don'tWait for Cold Weather , GET IT. NOW ! : EVERYTHING IN From.a Sheet Iron Heater tryon. rrr it t 221 SOUTH
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Sept. 28, 1909, edition 1
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