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A XEGKO MO&TAIXT WOUSDED.
8clia4 Sat ob .Sefeatla
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Adam-Coiuieraf Will Go - for : :5
- BMordBadaeed Bates.
The Southern States Passenger Asso
ciation bu agreed to sell tickets, on the !
: ceruncate pian, jar -. if . rare zor me
round trip.; The parties buy a ticket
, for full rare and get a certificate, which
will be s lamed . by . the -secretary -of the
. Cvela Club and the railroad scent here,
c and return -ticket is then sold to the
i holder of - the certificate for one-third
fare.- This should insure a good crowd
from outside points.
- T7ufTtti?r. -who. bT the way; Is a
Tar Heel, will be here, and comes with
the avowed, purpose of meeting and de-
eating- Adams. - Sehade- will be hece
for the same purpose, r Then' there are
: rnnnftniL Glenn. Murchison. Mixson
Ifax welL Temule. ReddTi Beck, Carson
- and others with jnst such. ideas. ; The
results of all this will be the grandest
contest oar people will ever see.e Ev
ery man named above holds or has held
recently a record and has broken rec-.
ords. Some of these men are known,
and need no introduction; the others
are equally as good and said to be better.
Scbade wul pass through here on
Tuesday's noon train bound for Green
wood, . u., wnere ne win meei tne
other fast men, and all of .them will
come here September 13th. Connerat
will go for the 2:5 record, which will be
5i seconds fastertban tnat m&ae Dy mm
In Jacksonville last month. It will not
surprise the knowing ones if an even
two-minute record is made on the track
here, as it is known to be very fast,
Sims, on May 21st, made a half, with
bad pacing, in 1:011, and said he conld
have done It in two or three seconds
faster time with better pacing.
A great many Class B men have made
enquiries about this meet, and a large
crowd of that class could nave been got
ten, but our people are more interested
in those they know, and it was deemed
best to have only Class A events. It is
thought that results will prove the wis
dom of this course.
It is not generally known that Char
lotte has two full-fledged "professional
riders. Guesses ia order.
A BIG CATCH.
Tbe Gaston Fox Club Bring In Six Foxes,
Eight Coons and Twenty-Eight Squirrels
Five days ago the Gaston Fox Club,
consisting of Messrs. T. S. Lineberger,
J. H. Wilson, Jr , T. E. Shuford, 8. N.
Boyce, li. H. Davenport, Dr. R. M;
Reed, Lee Kincaid, Wm. Strong, Don
Huff stickler, T. W. Micheam and Joe
Chason, passed through here on their
way to Rockingham for a bis fox hunt
Yesterday morning they returned with
s'x fox tales, eight 'possum jaw-bones
and 28 squirrel hides. They had a most
successful drive, off only four days in
all.
They stopped at Ellerbe Springs
They had with them 63 dogs. Besides
the game mentioned above, the crowd
brought with them fonr young live
squirrels to tame. The club was royally
cared ior by Messrs. Tom leak and
Walter Steele, and the Rockingham
people in general.
The Sick.
The boy, Arthur Satterfield, who has
been quite sick, said to have had hy-
aroDhoDia, is again better.
Mrs. 8. J. Asbury was called to Da
viason eariy yesieraay morning by a
telegram announcing Miss Julia Thomp
son s condition as no better. Miss
Thompson is a graduate of the Commer
cial College, and her many friends will
deeply regret hearing that there is little
nope or her recovery. Mrs. Asbury and
ner son, master nranat, who accompa
nied her to Davidson, returned yester-
aay evening.
Lomax Walker was better yesterday
The Wilmington Colored Clob Will Come
Again.
Chafing under-the recent defeats at
Wilmington, the Quickstep Baseball
Club, of this city, have worked like
Trojans for the last few days to get up
a guarantee fund to induce the Wil
mington club to play three more games
here. Yesterday the contract was
closed on both sides, and the guarantee
signed by well-known Charlotte busi
ness men. The final games of the sea
son to decide the championship of the
State will be played here on the 11th,
12th and 13th insts. Both teams are
scouring the country for players.
A Black Cat Did It All.
Yesterday evening late Vince Senior,
colored, Dr. J. W. Byers' driver, was
hitching the horse to the buggy, and
just as he had fastened the traces, a
black cat ran under the horse's front
feet and frightened him. He broke and
ran, coming out Third street into South
Tryon. His gait was so fast that his
feet slipped out from under him in
front of the Associate Reformed Pres
byterian church. The horse was bruised
a little and the buggy demolished.
Quite a crowd gathered at the scene.
Vince was so scared that he was black
in the face.
Big Shows, Two.
Mr. J. C. Henry, manager of car No.
3, of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show,
was here yesterday with his men, post
ing tne city ana country in every direc
lion. This is only one of ten of the ad
vertising cars, ana car JNo. d is an oppo
sition car to bells iiros. -Both shows are
to appear the same month in Charlotte
and each is doing its level best to out
do the other in advertising. Every
Window, nook and corner has a circus
picture exhibited.
Sf cCansland & Co. Doing Business.
MeCausland & Co. yesterday shipped
one or tneir large Majestic ranges to
iieimont uoiiege. It was nine and one
nail reel long. Two large ovens went
with It. Messrs. Gresham & Jamison,
of the railroad eating house at Monroe,
after searching Portsmouth and Nor
folk for a range for their eating house
at Portsmouth, came to Charlotte to
buy their range.
Xhe Anti-Toxin Treatment tor Diph
theria.
Drs. Irwin & Misenheimer are giving
one or ineir patients, jar. O. J&. .Nor
wood, who is sick with diphtheria, the
anti-toxine treatment. This is the first
time this treatment has been introduced
.in the city, and probably in the State.
Mr. Norwood's case is a bad one and the
'ieultS ; Of the new treatment will be
eagerly watched.
tatk of NUt of Mecklenburg la Ala-
CapUin Wm. D. Alexander, who was
born in this county 79 years ajro, died
,in Birmingham, Ala., last Thursday.
"He. married a daughter of Captain
Dunn, Of Union county, S. C. He was
a Member of Ithe ' Baptist Church, a
well-read and a very intellectual man.
He lea res an aged widow and children
to mourn his death. ,
- - Th Cottoa Soasoa Has Come.
Yesterday brought 20 bales of cotton
. to town; 15 bales were new and 11 old.
Messrs.-Dosjer and Blakeney, of lower
Providence, had in two more bales of
new. cotton, making four for this season
from their farm. Monday will bring a
good number of new bales in, as the re
ports of many being ginned yesterday
have been heard of.
fias. nrwe TTUoa .With tbe fefoaroa
. Bleb SehooL. .
The musio teacher at the Monroe
High School is Miss Florence Wilson,
of New Hampshire. - She has had four
years in the New England J3onserva
i tory, and -is a musician of the highest
talents.. She has taught in North Caro
lina ia the Statesville Female College.
She arrived ia Monroe Friday. -
la the Criminal Court. -'.
. J." -D." Arnold 'was let. oft in the
Criminal Court yesterday by ' paying
71 r. Reeves, the man whom he-assaulted.
$50 and 50 of a doctor ilC . 5 .
Old man Humphrey for incest; Judg-i-t
'"-as suspended on payment of
cc - v ; led fce would leave the Stata,
.JSaffataUerad
Jen Umu Shot Xaa Night-Yfc Tro-
. ble Atom Orw Boekiag Wisdow.
- Late last night at the house of Essie
Abernatby. colored, on West First street
tutvMA Mint ana tnurcn, mere wa
a ahnntinz affrav in which Hamp Ab
ero&thy, colored, was shot in the foot
and John Lomax," colored, in-the right
side, the ball going through the: liver
Into - tbe bowels. - tie is mortauj
wounded.- - - -
The fuss began . by some outsiders
breaking out the . window glass with a
rock. In the house-were Halle Aber
nathy, Essie's husband, and Victoria
Caldwell, colored. Dan Kelley, white
and two other white men strangers.
tome one from the outside, Essie says
ir was two colored boys, Sam Harris
and Sohn Lomax. threw rocks y and
broke out the side and front windows.
Then -Daa Kelley started MP?the win
dow but some one caught him and
told hi m f" not ' to: go, for he
would get shot, but he went and shot
out the window. boon Hamp Aber-
nathy came In from across the street
and said he had been shot in the foot.
Kelley asked who it was that did the
rocking. Hamp said: "There is the
one. 1 guess," pointing toward John
Lomar, who was on the sidewalk. Kel
ley immediately fired at Lomax's face
and the latter ran. He ran on till he fell
mortally wounded.
Hamp Abernatby came to , ponce
headquarters and swore out a warrant
for Dan Kelley, and Officers Black,
Monster and Farrington arrested Kel
ley at his home and placed! him in the
Tombs.
Dr. Wilder was sent for and admin-
tered to the wounded negroes.
A COLD WAVE COMING.
It is Central in the Northwest Now, and
the Advance Guard May Be Expected
in Charlotte This Evening.
A cold wave of very decided energy
is central this morning over the North
west, and the weather has grown de
cided' y cooler at all stations west of tbe
Mississippi river, l'rost was reportea
from North Platte, Neb., and at Bis
marck, N. D.; the temperature fell to
30 degrees, this being the lowest tern
perature ever recorded at that station
during the first decade of September.
This cold wave will move gradually
eastward over the Central States, and
while its intensity will, of course, be
greatly modified as it passes across the
country, yet its eucci win bo ien, ue
cidedly in all sections. The cold, dense
air blowing out front.the high pressure
area which attends the cold wave, and
coming in contact with the warmer.
moist air overlying the more southerly
districts, has already caused a general
precipitation over the central valleys,
which condition, however, will soon
give place to clear and cooler weather.
The effect of this cold wave will be
felt in this locality during the next 36
hours, and the present hot weather will
Iikelv give way to cooler and more sea
sonable conditions for a few days at
least.
Judging from the eeneral conditions,
the indications are that there will be
showers in this locality to-day, with
gradually falling temperature during
the day, and that the weather will be
decidedly cooler to-night.
Dr. Boyd's First Sermon in Kvanston.
Dr. J. H. Boyd preached in the new
Presbyterian church at Evanston, 111.,
last Sunday, the first sermon in the new
church. A special programme of sacred
music was rendered by trained singers.
The organ is a new one and cost $7,000.
Two numbers were exected by Miss
Lina Mae Haynes, organist of the First
Presbyterian church. Miss Haynes is
a musician of great promise and ability
and a pupil of Harrison Wild.
The church cost 70,000. The Chica
go Evening Post recently contained a
column write-up of it. Mrs. Boyd is not
expected in Evanston until October.
Some Impressions of Foreign Travel."
The Rev. Mr. Hoffmann will have for
his subject "Some Impressions of For
eign Travel, at his 8 p. m. service to-
ay, insteaa oi u a. m., as stated in
esterday's Observer. Mr. Hoffmann
as lust returned from a highly eniov-
able European trip. His previous his
torical reading and stndv enabled him
to
see and appreciate thoroughly all
the
sijh s and scenes o hn j uroey
nd
ne has stored away a vast amount
of
information and description. His
soourse to-night will doubtless be
most instructive one.
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Sept 16tb, 1895.
3:30 P. M,
CYCLE TRACK.
Reduced rates on all railroads
and from all points; certificate
plan ; greatest riders of the whole
South will ie on hand and will
take part in the grand co teats;
races will be far superior to those
of May 20th and 21st, as number
of .fast men is more than double ;
price of admission, 50c , and tick
ets will be placed, on sale at the
Haberdasher's on Thursday, 12th ;
no extra charge for carriages or
grand stand ; races will be p st
poned one day if ra n interferes.
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M t stock Of wheels la atill tare anil Mm
plete. although I have doid quit a number
the pttat wwk.' I oav left an bartralna in
opntt-haiKt wheotsali prices, weights mad
tylt. Btat prio and welcht yoo want
anavseanlll tbe bill. . W.P.DoWD.
jenral repair work. Bundrlea a tpeiaity.
WE HAYE
Chaser whether his Docket book ha ,hi
or little and terms to suit all. Come,
look and be convinced.
THOMAS & MAXWELL,
Furniture, Pictures, Frames, etc
If you want to
smoke drop in . - - , - -
, - at Lu j, ai -. - r -"
- ker's ""Drug ' ' - " -
' -r Store," corner .t
-'.'rl Church and;'
' - . . Trade sts,,
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good cigar. - ,
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- '' .' heard about the man that used the wart on his .
. ' nose for a collar button, the fellow, who stops"
- his clock every night so the works will- wear
- longer, the chap who eats his meals looking in
a mirror that be may imagine be is eating
- double,-tbe man who wouldn't walk in the sun '
at noon for fear his shadow might ask him to
lunch, But the very meanest man is the one
who says he can't "spend" the time to exam
ine our wonderful black worsted suit for $10
when we say it is the best in the city for the
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Well-se"eoted, cash-bought bargains, without -an equal in style or quality
and away down in prices. Our shelves
BEAUTIFUL, NEW FALL CLOTHING
We have been kept busy the first
choicest productions now on our counters
it is a little eirly to talk overe ats,
fact that we have the prettiest line of
FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS
to arrive in a few days
Melloira
Hen's asud Boys5
Next to H. Bariacfa,
AUGUSTA BREWING CO.'S
FINE EXPORT, BOTTLE AND
KEG BEER, SODA WATER,
KEG AND BOTTLE CIDER !
ALL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY.
SEicin.
Invoices by every mail;
goods by every freight train;
the rattle of nail puller and
hatchet; these are signs of
business at the place; some
goods are in and ready for
you; others coming every
day; Monday is the time for
a handsome robe for the
fall; they are beauties and
one of a kind; fancy silks in
new weaves for' waists, 6
yards in each piece; wool
checks, 38 inches, at 50 and
60c; for waists these cool
mornings; J. B. and P. D.
corsets still being closed out
at cost; about one dozen
laundered shirt waists to go
Monday at si price to be
named here, sizes 32, 34 and
36; another lot of waists at
35, 50 and 75c; small assort
ment huek and damasktow
els very cheap ;few pieces ta
ble damask that will inter
est housekeepers; not many
napkins left but what's here
are below value; the carpet
room has some tempters for
housekeepers; the store will
be loaded down with new
goods in every department
in a few days; we are busy
makiDg room and slashing
in price on every hand; keep
up with this space.
T. L. SEIGLE & CO.
Fourteen years ao I was taken with
an ulceration of tbe lips, which caused"
me great anxiety as well as suffering.
Both lips were perfectly raw .nd very
painful, smarting and burning ail the
time, eausing me great suffering. There
was one sore which remained on my lip
for 14 years, and I had grave fears as to
the end.' I tried lhebest medical treat
meht the coantry afforded, and various
remedies that friends would prescribe,
but nothing had any effect on me what
ever nntil I " tried Mrs. Joe Person s
Remedy. I saw her and she told me she
thought she could cure me, I tried her
Remedy last October, and my lips were
soon, perfectly eared and have hefn
well ever si nee. I told Mrs. Ppntnn I
would pay her $50 if she would cure me
but she said no, she preferred my buy
ing her medicine. I did so and would
not, taltek hundreds Of dollars foe, what it
has done for me. , " , , -
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Millbrook, Wake county, N. C.,; March
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and counters are loaded with
AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
week of our opening showing the season's
with new additions to stock every day.
but we lust want to remind you of the
ever brought to Charlotte.
heltoe
West Trade Street.
A. RENZ, Agt.
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN
No matter what faults he
may have, knows above all
others where to buv the
tony" furnishing eroods.
Men about this town often
come to us; all the time, if
they can. They know us to
be the people to carry every
new line the instant it be
comes fashionable. Anoth
er thing: the man about
town is apt to be "
broke"
sometimes. Iherefore he
must needs buy cheap and
he comes to us. .
Boys, keep your eye on
our window this week.
Something will be there to
Long, Tate f Co.,
One Peice Clothiers.
We solicit orders from a
distance and will send goods
any part of the country, re-1
turnable at our expense.
WIS8TON. N. C Coa. Mais aksSdSTS.
J. L.JLuDLOW,C.E.,M.S.,
Sanitary and Hydraulic
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Water Svmtn, Bmusi Ptstih
ml - BTKirt WFBOTiHMMi Keporta,
Plana, Specifications, Estimate of Cost and
8aptrintentnce of Coast roe Uou. Watik
Bcpplt and 88ikaoi DrapwSAE. for Iso
lated Instuntloas sad -Plants. Watkb
rowct BCKVKTf 8- Plan ana estlmat of
cost of developing and utilising, Available
Power aq1 Commercial Valu oetermiaed
LADSHAJW I L TADSH AW
r " CITir. AND MIL.X. KSGrNKKKS.
8petaIy-Irg la tb construction and
equipment of Vol ton Mills, fcteam and Hy,
draulie Power Plants and tbo LHVelopmQt
oi Water Power. - - .
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j.-. BKHUIITA JIILUi, -w..
Aadress, Henrietta, IT.'Cn Rutherford Co
. Th irreat lire cash values we now
offer are full of interest to the puretas-
in miKlift. "Send os sampiea wnn
nriRM wnmvji from, everywhere, and
the goods go out ,1a, alt directions, and
no wonder, for such prices . were never
made public before V ' , - --
Thousands of talri of tKe very1est
thWmide at about balf-price. Ele-
eant eooda. We never did sell shoddy
nwuig hot the very best of roods cheap.
Wk. we sell everybody shoes. See
the throngs in that department. You
don't have to ask if the goods are good
or eheap Yoa just seetneexperx ony
rs taking two or three pairs apiece.
We tell you this pocket logic goes
home. We have been telling you an
the time that values like ours would
nack a house anv time,
wnen a customer can ouy an m. sr.
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Reed or a John Kelly's hand-sewed
shoe for a lady from us at $3 and $2.25
they are not going to pay tbe otner lei
lows S3 to S3.au. "iso sir ree.
They may like tbe other fellows
goods, but bless your life! it's money
saved to come to us.
Why, just as long as we can sell 2-ply
all-wool Ingrain Carpets, and the best
made, and save you 15to20o. a yard we
shall be able to sell tbe goods.
You need not complain of hard times
and the price of cotton when you can
boy of us a full knee-pants suit for a
boy at 35c. 85 and $6 men's suits for
$3 50, Elegant $2.50 and $3 pants for
$1.50. and yet this is what we are offer
ing.
500 men a and boys and children s
suits, all made up for this season's
trade, first-class every way, bought at
60 cents on the dollar of the cost of
making. These we bought at our own
cash offer from a manufacturer who
was hard-pressed for dollars and willing
to sacrifice to get the cash.
Over 500 pairs of men s fine pants to
arrive next week, bought at split dollar
prices, and will go at half price.
Of course we don t make any money
on Barker Mill Bleach at 7c. and dress
ginghams at 5c, and a few other staple
articles.
To be candid, we never counted on
profits in these staple goods. We have
always followed up the plan of letting
them pay their way through the house.
Our great fall purchase coming in
daily, and in the next ten days we shall
have housed a stock of goods second to
none in the South.
Come to the Racket for bargains.
Williams, Hood & Co.,
Successors to W. J. Davis & Co.
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are here. Careful mothers
will find much to replenish
in their children's wardrobe.
OUR HOSIERY STOCK
win surprise you. we are
having a strong hold on the
it iir
hosiery trade because of the
I excellent values we are sell
ing.
JOE BARUCH c CO
Opposite City Hall.
70 Dozen
QA TOWELS. Big lot
AJ-Ii scooped in. Got them
cheap'. They go on
sale September 9th. You
never saw such a towel bar-
tin. Big, fine fellows,
every one of them.
1A &1 OA
J-VC. EACH. G1V DOZEN.
Quantities no cheaper.
HOTELS and
DeoDle at a distance. send in
your orders with the cash;
it you are not pleased casn
refunded when towels are
returned. Act promptly.
Look out for our
pall NOVeltleS
m dress goods, otyies un-
sumassed bv anv. All Drices
and grades: all colors and
blacks.
L HexaBder, &m Co.
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$20-Ha?e Ten a Dinner Sei?-$20.
JfOr COMB WlTTl $SO ANJ TAKE
TO UIZ TICK OP THEM. TUBY ere
940 TWO TEARS AGO AND T1IBT
CAN 'T BE HAD FOR ANT LESS
NOW IN ANT OTHER STORE IN the
BEST DINNER SETS EVER OF-
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THREE OF THEM. THEY ARB the
BEST THIN AUSTRIAN CHINA
FOR TWELVE PEOPLE. GOLD
TRACINGS AND EDGES AND DIF
FERENT DECORATIONS. -
TEA SETS, DECORA TED CHINA.
56 PIECES, $5, $6 and $7. . -
HA VI LAND CHINA TELA SETS. 56
PIECES, ASSORTED DECORA
TIONS, $m: TOU ARE INVITED to
SEE THEM BUY OR NOT, AS TOb
LIKE. s"V" lr
G. S. READ - & CO..
"' - IlCPOKTEJtS ASD BETAILKBS .' ;;
"Fine Chinas-Cut - Glass. '
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The signals are up for a great storm that is approaching the Central Hotel
corner from the east. Everything in its path will be swept away, v Nobody in the
building will be safe. January 1st, 1896. is the date set for the arrival of tfytorm.
By that time W. Kaufman & Co., with the others, must be ready to move, oyrfhe
We are DreDariner for
our goods may be protected from the "blow," and ask that you help us in our efforts
to move our large stock of seasonable merchandise, consisting of ;
Men's, Boys' and
. . . f-m .-v - ,. -t.i
Men's and Boys' Puraishings. HateCa
We need your assistance and we will pay you handsomely for your services.
of CLOTHING will be sacrificed nothing will be reserved everything must go. We
are compelled, under the circumstances, to dispose of our entire stock an elegant
assortment of stylish garments, the crowning effort of twenty years' experience in the
clothing business in Charlotte; even at a loss values will be given you such as were
never before offered. Wonderful bargains in every department. At the time when
it is necessary tor you to supply yourselt ana iamiiy witn
WDINT
Our goods are all new, made
the biggest and most reliable manufacturers in the country for cash, not ; on time,
therefore we can cheerfully guarantee the best value in the quality and make qfevery
garment sold. This is a grand opportunity for you to save OO'I 9 ffl A( T1PP 7Ailt
on your purchases. Be on time, then; follow the old adage, l)0 1"0 lU lJ yd IaJuU
Ijo not put off till to-morrow what can be done to-day. Kemember we carry the
largest and best Ooirflr P1 Ac (Tlxirtfl and Furnishings m the
selected stock of Jivoiwi.
in length, and all the available space, every nook and corner, in fact, is replete with
bargains. We have been with you twenty years and have never misled you by our
statements, so come and meet with certain success; inspect our stock, hear and see
our prices and you will easily believe that
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LEADING CLOTHIERS.
Goods at these prices sold for Central Hotel corner cash only.
MPORTANT
Owing to the fact that our term of
co-partDership expires by limitation
Sept. 1st, 1895, and being very undecid
ed as to whether we would continue
business or not, we inaugurated sever
al months ago one of the greatest
slaughter sales ever conducted in the
State. There's scarcely a family In this
whole country but that enjoyed a rich
harvest from this sale. For good rea
sons, among them being a brighter out
look for this city and a much healthier
financial outlook for the whole country,
we have just determined to continue
our business and push it as never be
fore. Our buyers are now preparing to
purchase one of the largest and most
complete stocks of fine dry goods ever
brought to this city, and we propose to
do the business by having the correct
stuff and selling it at prices which will
not fail to please. Special attention
will be given to fine dress goods, trim
mings and wraps, though every depart
ment shall be replete with the very lat
est novelties in their respective lines
Our bouse has already won the reputa
tion of being the lowest price house on
nice drv eoods in this section, and we
are determined to increase that envia
ble rep by sending ourchoice stuff into
every nook and hamlet throughout the
Carolinas. v We boldly challenge any
competitor to produce better values
than we give, and henceforth if they
give anything like as good they've got
to sret a move on them. Watch for the
new stuif.
&
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
Xargest and best equipped repair shop
in the State. Difficult repair wo'k so
licited.
J. MARSH HEIZER,
35 South College.
BELLS,LANTERNS
-AND
-WE" SELL-
OCCASIONALLY.
Come to headquarters be
fore you boy. - r -
iM W. 'HARNESS CO.
Hams
Keesler
Bicycles!
1
OF
DANQERj
3
the cominsr storm bv digging
Children's Clothing: . . , J)f
LOT
exclusively for our order,
-i wwiwijijijiji State. Our store is 175
of Cloiii is
NOTICE,
Owing to the fact that the workmen have
been unable to finish our store' in time for
us to open September 2d, we will have - to
postpone the opening for a few days. Notice
will be given in due time. - ' "
The Charlotte'
Dry Goods Enrajporniminni,
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.-
w altera ana-wait;; the wo"d
heading this column. The time has now arrived to act.
To the many friends of Mr. H. Baruch, I am able to
tell the pleasing news that his affairs are "about arranged
and that at an early date he will start out anew, to supply
the trade with all the novelties to be had but it
quire Forty Thousand Dollars (40,000) in cash Xof&
complishtnis much-desired result, and to aid him to raise
this sum of money, I respectfully request
1st. That those indebted to him will do him more
than a favor by paying their accounts, and ; .,
2d. I advise the public that from and after Tiiesclay
next, the 3d inst.,'I will expose for sale (cash only) his
entire stock of goods at- -Assignee's Prices." (Every
body knows what that means.) But I am short of help,
and to avoid confusion I will' make sales of special
goods on special days. I commence for next Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday to close out all of his stock of
Millinery, Ribbons, Veilings, Fans, Parasols and "White
Goods. All these lines must and shall be - sold. Come
on come soon and stay late. -( ; r ; s -
Yours truly, 1 ,
- : ' - S. WI-TTKOWSKY,
4 ; ' Assignee nf Vtntrnrtt
Tie Family Coffee II iUeS Sft bhs
tne pest steas hammer on the market from
: : : : H. WEDDINQTON d CO.,
-'!.'. A -Z' - Ilardwart Dealers,
' ' - - . " 1 East Trade Street.
s
orm
Gl&tfoitijt
immense storm pits, that
HO
and bought this season from
at Your
re
CO
, (THESE FIGURES MEAN
.. , SOMETHING.)
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