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ATLANTA'S BLUE AND GRAYDAY maxt ooTKKXoas take thk towit. fetenaplim Flu a Confederate Badge, Upon Ctaa. jralreaOd Enthokiana la the AndJ , torinm MeKIalcr Stakes a Neat 8pecti -Qllnterc't Band Wb Iu ConUuUra Cr . ofDlxi and XukM Xtoodle. : v: Atlahta, Ga Sept 21. An army of ; , reaerai veterans swept down npon At- v lanta for another time last night and this : morning, headed by five generals of the Union armies and the Governors of six States. "Blue and Gray" Day at the exposition Is a success. There is In Atlanta" to-day, each with bis staff. .. Governor McKinley, of Ohio; Governor Morton, of Aew lork: Governor Wood bary, or Vermont, Governor Werts, of - ew Jersey; Governor Uolcombe, of Ne braska, and Governor Slclntyre, of Colo rado, are the executives who bave honor od the occasion with their presence. The Grand Army of the Republic is re ere seated by no less a distinguished list of generals than bchoneld. Dodge, How ard, Horace rorter and Williamson The Confederate legions are headed by uenerai James lioncstreet, the grizzled nero or unicKamausra. . This morning the entertainment com mittee of the exposition directors met the Governors and the members of their . staffs and accompanied them to the ex position grounds. Carriages were pro vided and the visitors were taken arouna me grounas to the various buildings. Afterwards they were taken to the Piedmont Club, where lunch was seived. After the3 lunch Governors Morton, McKinley, Werts and General alrchild made short speeches. The Governors spent the remainder of the day viewing the exposition grounds All of them will leave for their homes to-night and to-morrow. - Lieutenant-General J. M. Schofleld, commander-in-chief of the United btates Army, is in Atlanta to day. He - is en route home from the exercises at tendant upon the opening of Chicka xnauga iark. ine general and his partv came to Atlanta last night in a private car and at 11 o ciock tneir car was placed on a side track at the exposition trrounds. the general attending the Blue and Gray juay exercises at the grounds this after noon. bince yesterday inorninar 20 special trains from Chattanooga have arrived in the city. On these trains came members of the Grand Array and of the Confederate veterans who had been attending the exercises at Chicka- mauga. 111s estimatea that since yesterdav te. l f r -wiv- . r uiuruiug ia,wu memners or the Grand Army of the Republic have arrived in me cuy. t rom the surrounding coun try thousands of the Confederate veter ou Bbtcuueu ine re-union evercises which occurred at 3 o'clock this after noon at the auditorium at the grounds The scenes in the exposition audi lorium at the re-union of the Blue and sne uray mis arternoon emphasize the statement that the opening of the ex position has inaugurated a new era of good reeling. The ovation received by the Northern Governors, especially that uuvurnur morion and Uovernor Mc xviniey, reacned a climax of enthusi asm seldom equalled. It is something unusual to see the Governors of so many States on one platform, and still more unusual to see such an incident as the pinning or the Confederate badge on uenerai raircbild by Chairman Hemp hill t - t. ... J , 1 ""ciuur morion s speech was very short, $ut his appearance was greeted oy a tremendous demnnstr tion. Governor McKinley was received iu me same manner, and made a splen did utterance, thoroughly in harmony S3UIX XXBJE BUB aaXISBITBT. DOES TITK 8TKDICATK DlgBAKD? Batter and Prltcbard Did Hot Help Their Cmm-A Tea KlM j Cralffe-Capfc. aad Hn. Trio Back Salisbury Fer- wuk ' ' Bpeolal to Uie observer. - , SAr.TSRiiT.' Rent. -21. Rev. iff. R Jones returned this morning from Jer sey church, Davidson county, where he has been assisting Rev. Tho& Carrick. oi iexington, in a protracted service daring the week. He reports a good meeting and about twelve professions. The silver rally here Thursday added no impetus to the cause of free coinage. While there is some talk of the ad dresses of the occasion, there is little or no enthusiasm shown. It is cleariv evident the two Senators are trying to boost themselves, and the tamn miht be said of Messrs. Henry and Guthrie. tapt. and Mrs. uhas. Price returned last night from a trio to Canada. Mm Price has been in the English Domin ion for some time, recuperating, and was joined by her husband several weeks ago. Capt. Price soent a few days in Washington, en route home, on business. A fire occurred between 9. an o'clock this morning just beyond Jer sey City, a suburb of Salisbury. A barn belonging to Mrs. Luke Black mer was burned. The loss sustained was small. The cropper, Wesley Mc Ray, colored, suspects two tramns. who were traveling around, of setting Are to hue uaru. Yesterday evenincr witnessed another charming event in honor of Miss Nan nie Craige, given bv Miss Mamie. T.fopk at her home on Fulton street. The oc casion was a "rose tea" and was thor oughly enjoyed. Mr. si. b. Brown has accented a nosi- tion as traveling: salesman for S. Or.lH- smlth fc Son, New York. "Milton." as he is familiarly known, is a good sales ain aid will make a success on the road. He will travel over the entire South. Miss Nannie Craiere lftft tn-ritv fnr Concord to spend a few days with rela tives before returning to Washington Miss EfBe Barrier, one of K.Hs. bury's popular voune ladies, wpnt. tr. Concord this mornins to snend several days with relatives. Mr. 8. S. Bur- dette, of Knoxville, Tenn., is visiting Mr. S. S. Heilie. Tba Member fieeelre Checks tea. Their Profits and Do Hot Believe the Gevera. meat linger Heeda Their Bel p. .. New York. SeDt. 21. Members of 1 the government bond syndicate re-1 ceived by mail this morning cheeks for tneir pro n is in toe syndicate.' : It is understood the members of the syndicate were allowed 4 ner cent. Inter est on their moneywhich, for the period it was used, amounted to about 1 perl cent. -j.ne promt in addition to that are a shade over 4 per cent., makings I whu vi uuut tig per cent. Members of the syndicate regard this action as a formal dissolution of the syndicate as the government is no longer iu ii ecu ui iia services. flu ooo Customers TO BUY. $50,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING A Birmingham Company Fnroisnea Sewer Pipe for the City of Hoaolaln. BrBMnreerAM, Ala., Sept. 21. The Howard-Harrison Iron Company, of Bessemer, yesterday secured a contract for several thousand tons of 18-inch iron pipe for the city of Honolulu. The con tract is for a sufficient supply to sewer the city and the order before completed is expected to exceed 20.000. Th How ard-Harrison Company was in competi tion wifco me worm and this is the first I rr r jg o fr . A irASf. s Great Storm Sale industrial era. Mellomi Hieltoira Hav the pleasure of introducing to their Charlotte L . . . - mends their mammoth stock of Fall and Winter I ' In Hi .AT. which is now. spread on their spacious counters at No. 10 west JLraoe street, next door to H. Baruch. A Heavy Buyer associate I fin if nf xt . in I L , luoci-jiuii ujl uur Buns win easily Unce told up that we were make it clear why we are the leading clothiers in Char- wie omy ones wno coum De- wtw. yur stock oi suitings present the whole list of first Kin u nil ms oraers. just cnuice m iaDncs; come see, whether you buy or not iuuia, l Lie UtllCia CUUlUIl I even Desrml Mow is it that XOU OWe it to VOnrSfilf ftnd trip fnonrlo -nrUI, ,l,Am - - 4M nriiuiu vuu to be neatly and suitably attired in a "fitting" Mra. Hoeg, of Texas, Die of Consumption. St. Locts, Mo., Sept. 21. A special from Pueblo, Coio., says that Mrs. Sallie Hogg, wife of ex-Governor Hogg, of Texas, died last night at the home of I her nephew. Mrs Hogg was a victim of consumption, and came to Pueblo four months ago, in the hope that the climate would alleviate her malady. rpi. 1 1 i J l i rri i iue lan uaue uas uegun. ine people are home, ir r. The opportunity of the merchants is at hand. Charlotte, JtJVery SllZe nivu. iici uuucuui ibuuiu, occupies me proua position oi oeing rue largest, tne cheapest and the most reliable clothing market in the State. People are coming here in great numbers to supply their wants. egini we can do it? keep Because we CLOTHING EMPOEITJM. Mail orders solicited and expressage paid one way On all goods, 'ify OP Every Style !jgTS That shows big capital or good credit. Cant sell goods cheap without it. Low prices must be covered i i i i i We want them to know that we may be compelled to vacate this store Jan. 196 lttlfe? . u .lrge Ve wanj them to know that $50,000 worth of clothing will be closed out. Sales point back again to large stock. Here's the clothing. Are you coming r t We want them to know that we carry the largest stock of clothing in the Statp We want them to attend our Great Storm Sale. We want them to see the great bargains we are offering. We want them to know that they can sav $3 to $5 on "every suit or overcoat i ii 1 1 1 v n r. rT no COMING ! nPT I in iv it . n a The Only Big Circos and Menafferie Uarriage in Ashe Mr. Calhonn and Miss Gentry Join Hearts and Hands. Correspondence ot the Observer. Jeffekson. SeDt. 20. Mr. Walter ti Calhoun, Jr., and Miss Myrtle Gentry! uaugmer oi lr. u. j. uentry, were mar ried yesterday mornine at 8 o'clock at the residence of the bride's parents near Healing Springs, this county. Rev. E. L. Bain performed the cerm nnv OnW the family and Miss LilMn Mritt friend of the bride, witnessed the mar riage. Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun left im mediately for Raieieh and other noint.s Mrs. Calhoun is highlv accomnlishpd and beautiful and has been for some years one of the most admired ladies in western Uarolina. Mr. Calhoun is native of New York, is world-travfilrl and for some months has been a resi dent of this town. Yes9 We Sell These W -tg CZf tci MILK COOLES AND AIRATOB. We use this machine to ellmlnaie the ani mal heat, cowey taste and all other impuri ties that may be absorbed by mlllt I doubt whet her there are more than two other such machines in North t aroll being at Biltmore and one on the State rrm st Morgsnton. By means of tbis ma chine milk fresh from the cow is rendered sweet and palatable, and all foreign proper ties are eliminated before the impurities be come flxad. Briefly the crude milk is re fined. We trust that our citizens will com pare the products or onrdnfrv mil there by see for themselves if the above statement be true. Very respectfully, MOD. W ATKINS. I We want them to help ns move our immense stock t We want them to know that our entire stock must be sold We want them to know that nothing will be reserved. We want them to know that we are selling at a sacrifice, i We want them to know that profits are not considered. We want them to know that our clothing was bought this season. We want them to know that we buy only from the best manufacturers. We want them to know that our clothing is correct in rniir We want them to know that we pay spot cash with all discounts off. v wani mem 10 Know inat misrepresentations are not allowed. We want them to know that our salesmen are polite and willing to show Rwua, wiieuier you are reaav to duv or not. We want them to call on us so we can convince them of the truth of these state- uieu i . JL'I mat win visit .North Carolina this year.. First appearance in 15 years of the snow inat nas made two mighty countries talk. style. the W.Ka uimam LEADING CLOTHIERS. y Long, Tate & Co., One Price Clothiers. ITT 1 i 1 m vv e soiiciT orders irom a distance and will send eroods by express on approval to SELLS BROS'. BP Bir Slow Wni i America's Greatest, Grandest Tented Exhibition, the Premier Event of AllCom- oinea circus seasons, largest, Oldest and Most Complete Arenio and Zoological Exhibit in the Universe. SS.SS2 S Sit re" CHARLOTTE, A Al I AFTERNOON" - I MM It AND 7 FRIDAY, EVEN! J AS B. MACNRAL, President. Mail orders solicited. JA3. K. TATE. ice President. Central Hotel Corner. Goods sent on approval with charges paid one way. Cliarl Dry Goods Emporium, EVENING. Ouir First Anniversary with the occasion. Victor Herbert, of Gilmores band, ushered in a dramat ic scene bv play in 2 a succession of airs, beginning with "Sewanee River," and passing 'in suc cession to Yankee Doodle, Dixie, Columbia and the Star Spangled Ban ner. Deafening cheers greeted Dixie, Yankee Doodle and Columbia.and when the inspiring strains of the Star Spangled Banner were heard, the great audience arose as one man, waving handkerchiefs and cheering to the echo. It was at this juncture that Governor Morton was introduced and received the great ovation. The standard-bearer oj uovernor Alorton's staff had planted me new 1 oth nag on the stape ana waved it as the Governor cam ..au. mc ujs uiieu iorcn anew burst of applause. The first formalities of ine occasion were brushed aside when Captain Evan P. Howell, the veteran eaiior or the Atlanta Constitution uwiupeiiK. no is an epigramatic speaker, and with ringing voice and snarp, incisive utterance, he trough viuTru wiv iiuusb wiifl ms wit, saying xnese must be peace times when so many uovernors nre present." The speecn was an eloquent tribute to the Draveryoi the soldiers of both armies il made a very significant utterance iaai as a siave-nolder he would declare 1D" out lor Slavery the Southern coun try would long ago have been a garden j-ois nuerance he would have deemed aisioyai years ago. Aow he believed it to oe tne truth. uapiam v. u. ihs, of the Atlanta oar, wno roiioweU Captain Howe! inaue a snori, eloquent speech on the same line. He was followed by General J. R cwls, a, one-armea rederal veteran, who now acts as secretary of the nn- sition company. He spoke in behalf of me wrana Army of the South, and as surea nis comrades of the good will of uis peopze. . ucaerdi j-,ongsireet was next intro- uucea ana made a short talk, describing uc uio.cijr ui wue soiaiers oi tne Aorth and South in the Mexican war. He re ceived a great ovation, the audience nsirg to meet him. The audience was quite carried away when McKinley in his speech said: Americans never surrender but to Americans." At this General Long street sprang to h,is feet and waved his handkerchief, which was the signal for renewed demonstration by the audience. The next speaker was General Fair child, representing Governor Upham, or Wisconsin, who had broken his leg two days ago at Lookout Mountain Ff was received with -pplause, and at the close of his speech, Chairman Hemphill ,u" presenvea nim with a Con fed rate badge, pinning it on his coat xuia, 01 coarse, precipitated another ueuugimuon. uveruw xxoieomoe, ot Nebraska.and wuiwuviiiiugaoury, or Vermont, fol ,a "non nd Patriotic speeches. j.u isv epeecn was made by Capt T . m mm TXT T7 l;t J - una i ; migiinn. Fellows' four-plv linen collars, stand ing and folding, 5c. Fellows' four-ply linen cuffs, plain or link. 15v Kinn caps for boys and girls, all sizes, 15c. lacht caps, srirls'. tovs'. ladi 25c. Bicycle caps for all ages and both sexes, Zjc. Men s golf caps, assorted. Biack, red and e-arnet satin Tnlhv tecks, 25c. Beautiful bows. Satin, silk black, colored, all adjustable, for ffirls. lauies, men and boys, 25 and 35c. The new De Joinvi'.le scarf, iust, nut. liOn Men's pure linen tape border hanrikfr- chiefs at 15c. worth 25 anrl S.rv Vow veilings, 18 and 24 inch. 25 to 43c. Fos ter s genuine 5-hook kids. UI. 7-hook white glace kids, warranted, $1.25. Centemeri kids, exclusive ageu cy, $1.50 and $1.70. Finest gold eye needles, 5c. White pins 1 and 5c. Back pins, 5, 10 and 15c per box. Min erva and duplex safety pins, 5 and 10c per card. Thomson's elove-fitt.i sets, $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2. Thomson's (?-hook special length corset, $1 and 91. ou. j. he best 50 and 75c corsets on this market. Torchon laces, 5, 7, 8jj, 10, 12i and 15c; new and nobby. Finest torchons, medium and wide, at actual cost. 25c soft finished barred nainsook 15 to 19c. Dress Findings. Fine silesias and percalines, p'ain and fancy, 12i to 35c r iore cnamois, black or natural, 25 and doc. urass cloth, 10 and 124c. ij ouu uu, elastic UUCK, W popular, luc. Corset jeans or drab drilling, 8 and 10c. Bones for waist, 5 10, 15 and 25c. Hair cloth, English and Russian, 15 and 39c. The new immhric linings at bottom prices. Foulards, Wigans, collar canvas, hooks and eyes, velvet bindings, basting cotton, beltin' earn binding, casino. t.hnH an t the new popular figures. mm Hriee 50? per gallon by tUo barrel deHv ered atyour depot in ny part of Nortb Carolina or Houtn Carolina 75 per cent, of tne cotton mills of the South have used this paint for thu past 10 yf ars It Drpvpnt. If ' Bny one can aPP'y It. one coat beln? sufficient It is guaranteed for two year! and may last rive vears Rl'ttBKU PAINT(!OM PA NY, 34 8 Calvert 8t , Baltimore, M d. 11 EAST TRADE STREET. TO-DAY fx- . , . . i . . . e stana at ine threshold or our first anniversary in this growing cuy; it is wiin a sincere feeling of gratitude that we acknowledge me spieuuiu support bestowed upon us by the good people of Cnanotte ana adjacent territory. SEIGLE'S. Harris & Keesler Oh, what an important part they play n the fit,5 comfort and style of A Dress. Samples. Here's a few samples culled from the great stock that show for themselves; we offer values the equal of which has nev er before been placed on a retail counter in this rirv 5?nIH Tnese are only index fingers lUc allQ I ' i . ,i , yuiiitiiig ro tne complete stock: Serg-e. Foreiern made, all wool, 38 inches wide, in navy and black and all colors, 39c yard. Covert A line of covert; ninths in four beautiful shades, 56 in. wide (note the width) all wool, 65e; would regularly sell at $1.25. HosWv Ladies' fast black, forty gauge, high spliced heel, double sole, full fashioned, regular made, four pairs in a box, regular 40c value, 4 pairs for 1. Nainsook. A line of nainsook checks in snail, neat styles, regular 12 l-2c quality, at 8kj. The greatest value in children's hose at 25c ever shown. Handkerchies. Twn hun dred dozen pure white with Although our opening occurred only a short time since, our sales have far surpassed our most sanguine expectations. This but convinces us that the very low prices at which we have marked our goods, combined with honest and fair dealing, is appreciated by the trad ing public. We certamlv aDDreciate vnnr traP wheth er large or small, and hope by honest and square dealing W F K"TOW cv,. t nuui ine iiiauuiat;iui ci u. L lilt! lowest possible cash price, to merit a share of your pat ronage. We have decided to make Monday of each week a Special Bargain Day, and have many attractions on our counters for to-morrow. Respectfully, Oestrelcher Brose ik ' - of no more proper celebration than to mark this event by dis tributing a series of bargains that will be appreciated more than would a gala dining or a chromo to everybody who visits our store Magnificent 3-RiDff Circes. JOE BARUCH & CO., Opposite City Hall. as Much I 0r S10 Suits Cost Cs As most clothiers pay for their $12 50 suits. Add to this the fact that our buying facilities are sur passed by none and equalled by few, tke sum total is that we have the best $10 suits in town. This is the claim we make. A look at our pure worsted suits for $10 will settle at once any doubt you may havs as to the truth of this claim. pay THK PAJPEK BACSSUD D. 81- Col. Jeaaa Md the Foct-Dfepatc Xetallle and ta Directors Kick. ot. jjouis, bep. 21. Col. Charles FJ. vuu, euitor ana general manager of an Injunction restraining the board of wwira oi snai paper from f nterfer ing wiu 8 control of the Post-Dis- i;u. jHoge woods granted a tern V-.M m,u mum will come up oa September 30lh. The trouble originates over the change ia the edi- t wriar poucy ox ne paper, which form erly advocated ''sound doney," bat un der CoL Jones' management has cham pioned bl-jnetalUsm. By an agreement J? rfoa. ramzer in F ebruary last. -jou w ones oooeat a one-sixth intRmt , Ja the paper and was given absolute control for five years. He elai ma that -Mr. Pnlitw has violated the terms of PokIIUU Iwalaai Soatbward. wAi1fn8p- 21 Fitzsimmons will leave for Dallas to-morrow a.t SMS fi?! 2 i Paclflo Railwav via New rin. belt will leave October 1st j the same The Austin, Tet ministerial assocl: tion has pledged their assistance to the Cfovereer in preventing the xomlnv prizefight.- - 5 Styles of lininsrs. like all ot h change. What's fit for one skirt is not fit for another. We studv th nhanooe of linings as well as of dress fabrics.and tO-dav havA in strwlr srereihi.. . -J i 1& ..i T L II I N V 1 1 .. Kti- 1 ' - " sary for any style dress. The Calcutta embroidered initials, alllet- " u wuujuajr, vwj uew skiti linings; no tTa A fr C T n interliningsnecessarv. Linen n,0Pn.u, teJ? A OC. Ltine tine duck, percalines, selicias and fannv White emhrnidpirprl 9nr nnal. The entire outfit, and ifv at 1 (f 11 Sending eoods on approval by express is the wav J 1 : . i . . . J curi who uu oi iown customers, we charges one way. Telephone 9. mt.m.ew, nrttiftf.(t i ff a .mm basque linings. vi uicaa iftur us. uuisnmincr i,n derpricing all past seasons. Over 100 fine white quilts at a tempting price. Xiew Nottingham and point lace cur tains. Something new (aearf) for your cheval, bureau or table. S1.00 Dresden tip, 26-inch gloria umbrellas, could speak at length pon our Pretty Capes and Jackets, bat the weather does not permit it. Kayser patent finger tir gloves' 23. 35 The best glove made, never gives oat at fS. . aii . vrpe8. ah wool -extra super two ply ingrains at 50o yard. Tapestry Brussels, go.d quality, choice designs. au yneuj colorings at ooc yard includ- iHje luo maKing. uioves. Sole agents for Poster's William" $1: "Fowler" il.50; "Fosterina" $2: all gloves fitted to the hand and guaranteed. Cashmere, in black, all wool, all sizes, at 15c. jacKets. a nne jacket, cut in the lat est style, well made, all wool, 5. Cape, oeauty, fur trimmed at $4. This is only a sample list; call and see the whd BLOCK. T. L. SEIGLE & CO. Dress Making Department opens Sep- BALLS, LANTERNS -AND Bicycle 'FOR-DECORATORS.' -WE SELI Won't VOU come before tVi ...ck In? sets T. L Alexander, Son and Co. ess Mail orders solicited. One 115 1Mb,; Yellow Fellow.... TWO SMIL STIh.. nilnxM One . 881b . Dok f MM, S8U Queen Citr ... . 6 CO 60 1 sr sol O DR grHlMPOR TA TIO&OF W1UTE x-KMSHUU UUUVA IS NOW HERE, AND SUCH PRICES AS WE HAVE MADE WOULD SET ANYONE WINKING, AND THE MORE HE KNEW OF CHINA TUB MOiE HE WOULD WINK? NO OVJH xsrun TTTK OODS FAILS TO BE SURPRISED THA T SO i MUCH OF ull Alin STTLE SO MUCH K&33 AJn B A CAN BE HAD FOR SO T.TTTT m urn wv rF4MBBKcn CIIIi fore you buy. THAN ANT FOUR STOKES TN TITK J J 5KyA'C THE STOCK YOU "'JifJ'JJVJJ'" firm trf n mi i wt it i mrnm nn urn w. it m) hamIay; m OCCASIONALLY. Come to headquarters be- n eo i vuurowe eia, unocolate Pota. .- lc 9relm bop Dishes, vw fiares, u-ea FoU. 27 601 -Creams and Jardiniere, Sugar- 06et Lw??Zl?J? tm P1 our bargain. ozt law o tjt speak ouict. . w. IT nnwn ute sunanes. virr, jumps, beUs and ail O. S. HEAD ; & ; CO.; Fine ChinaC-t Ghs3. 1 CHARLOTTE COMMERCIAL COIXEQE AoS vrenarator IifeV work rmttinm ' jhorougbly practical bnoineas edoeatlon! w nta lor "Hmaii sank ot larg FaeU JlCKSOHdHlIWARB, ProprlWraJ CHarlotte,W0. INDIGESTION? YES. Five years ago I used Mrs, Joe Person's Remedy for In digestion, from which I had suffered much. I took sev eral bottles before I felt the good of it, bnt a half dozen bottles made a perfect cure, which cure has been perma nent. Mrs. W. O. Reid. Edgemoor, S. C. Sept. 19, '95. BICYCLE REPAIRING, - - - - . v Largest and best eqnipped renair shor in the State. Difficult remit worir m. licited. --r - . , - - . - . , J. MARSH HEIZER, 'I RACKET STORE. tlow rapidly the great whirling sea of business life moves on us to the closing of the year s labors. Packed houses now and the tremendous cuts we are making seem to be so entirely in line with the wants of the public. We have fullv demonstrated the fact time and again that we keep our great stock priced the year round away below the line of competition and we tell you now that we do not propose for anybody to sell goods as cheap as we do. Buying put us where we can afford to back the statement to the letter. Why, we are selling almost all of our stock at 25 per cent, less than the manufacturer's cost. It's no new thing with us. We and the public have grown used to it. We can not say too much in favor of our shoe stock. This has always been our pet department, and to-day it stands out full and complete in all lines, as cheap as dollars would buy. Anything from the tiny baby shoes at 20c per pair to i. i . i . . . . i wic very oest nana sewea ior laaies or gents. 92 to 3 shoes that retail the world over at $3 to $5. Dandy stock of men s, women s and children's heavy winter snoes in ine same proportion. Buying does all these things. Get your shoes at the Racket and save 25 to ou per cent on your purchase. Dress goods department was never more com plete and it s the same in. the linens. corsets and dry goods. Stacks and stacks of goods in these departments bought in the Norris stock at 50o on the dollar and from manufacturers hard - , . -I 1 , . w presseu ior aoiiars. monaay next we offer a special bargain in ladies' tan kid gloves at 58c. ou should see these. Siu.uuo worth men's and boys' clothing just auueo io our ciotning department and to make times easier as we grow oiaer we ae onering 96 men s suits at 3.0U; 912 oo and f 15 suits at SS and f 10, JUegant stock youth's and boys' knee pants suits for 35c to $1.75. No such thing as competition with us on cloth ing. Call and see. New arrivals in carpets and rugs and the saving in price is wonderful. Call at the Racket and see the great pttee.of eoods gathered in, bought cheap for dollars, a.nd see how very cheap we are selline roods. No question about it; we have the greatest stock for the fall trade we have ever owned and from now until the end of the year, by reason of this mammoth stock and low values, we exneet tt maae tne greatest iween of our Hh Stand from under with high prices for that is a thing of the cast. Milli opening Tuesday and Wednesday; Bep- temDeriaina zom. store will b open through the week till 8:30 p. m Saturday night 11:30 o'clock as usuaL WILLIAMS, HOOD &. CO., Successor! to W. J . D&rii & Co: Astonishing, bewildering and innexplicable meteoric surprises. A dozen of sterling acts at one time are to be seen. See the exciting Hippodrome and Gala Day tports. 1,000 wonderful, startling and sublime sights. .An army of European and American Artists. The Giant Show of the world.. 3 Big Circuses, 3 Separate Rings, All New Superlative Sensations, 5 Continent Menagerie, 50 Mammoth Cages, Gala Hippodrome Races, an Army of Artists, 1,000 People, 500 Horses and ponies, 300 All Feature Acts, 1,000 Wonderful Sights, 12 Monster Waterproof Tents. 4 .Special Railway Trains, $3,500,000 actually invested to perpetuate its grandeur. Its Marvelous Menagerie, embracing every Captive Beast Known to Exist. Its multitude of features, each one a show alone. One ticket admits to all combined shows. Pre sented for the firtt time in this city the biggest and most Extensive Exhibit of Will showing none than the rarest beasts in r.arjtivitv- monc which r th nr.lv Giant Bengal Tigers, a pair of full crown Giant 1 iDDonotami. flock of Ostrid.es. educated Seals and Sea Lions. In addition to these particular featureee there are Dens Filled with remarkable wild beast treasures, which are more than many as any other circus in America carries. - - SO double as : no A. M. See the Magnificent Street Parade at 11 -f a uo 11 iloo Friday, Oct. 4. Two complete performances onlv. afternoon at 2 and eveninsr at 8. Doors open one hour earlier. Seating capacity 12,000. 30 gentlemanly ush ers. Circus parties can secure tickets in auvance at the branch ticket office. Central Hotel Cigar Stand. First big show South to reduce the admission to 50 Cents. Children under 9 years, 25 Cents. , Charlotte, Friday, Afternoon and Evening October I "Special Excursion Rates on all Lines of Trayel.gl AUGUSTA BREWING CO.'S FINE EXPORT, BOTTLE AND KEG BEER, SODA WATER, KEG AND BOTTLE CIDER. " H. A. RENZ, Agt. i ALL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. Merchants and CHARLOTTE, N. C. - - - r i 1 1 i - "' 'S ' CAPITAL - - National Bank, $200,000. J.H. McAdek, President. Jho. M. Mttjjer, Jr., Cashier. ma 2 a ft 5 St 3""- ,-" f . . -v ' . --T.r-.--, : II; . j. va o r - ' a a EL G. SpBiKoe, Vice President. v C, N. Q, Butt, Asst. Cashier. Every accommodation offered depositors which their business and resnonsi- wuectioa lacimies unsurpassed. , . - bility warrant. GET A WATER 'COOLER, and. other summer &CO., out for we are going to clean them goods. J. H. WEDDINGTON s Hardware Dealera, . . 20 East Trade Street. LOOK HERE. I am prepared to give von 2.000 llf insurance for the same premium . most of the . mutual companies char?n fnr $1,000. At the age of 35 $2,000 twentv year life will cost in the Travelers $31.01 per year, in tne Ulants f 1,000 twenty year life will cost at same age $33. - - 4 it s aouars ana cents to you. No dividends, no tontine surolus to disappoint and dissatisfy, but a guar an teed contract In every poi nt. RIElCocIiraoe 201 North Tryon Street, " -tub lllllil Bote ATLANTA. GA. Centrally located. - All conveniences. : ' ' - . Opposite postofflce. Hickey Scoville, . Propn2tcr3.
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Sept. 22, 1895, edition 1
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