Whltto Pachlns Voyks. .
Kltson fJachlne Co
';. "3 LCSO. EIIX.
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Awaits, IIIIIUHi eTaTfaX .. I WWtm MlEKMPlia A
Finravflw rwittn4 oviuaBft ' 1 1 i mman tmma, -
89 Sota-tlk
She'll!
; For an diseases of the Kidneys, inclinlinjj Bright' Disease; as well
.;s for B diseases and afiectious of the Bladder and Urinary Passages,
there is so specific of equal value to LINCOLN Lithia Water.
Acknowledged by eminent physicians to be the best and moat
effective of all Lithia Waters. As- unequal ed and unfailing remedy for
Govt, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections, etc.
11 " '-elAeeesofslboshav.
3 . il i in which laeSV
"S W IrrMfllra ftkMtMa aV
1 ,Wr, owacondontaag wrrmL h
Iar " sanetsest Boreal I oeeo-aTBMese-tstref
ef the tested Said. Afterm
mamimg e. aua of th. Linoeia Ltthia Water
ftae hMM tltiaei oeeapwd aot
I thsa St per cent, of the totals. o
I luiimiij, ttd after Bain the Seconal ut
I tae particles of ailmaMn were emreiy see- If
a crelible. Liaeoln Lrthie WiwkuacM 1'
bke auis ia Aiasaataarla of Prea- J
Va navaey. I nave aiede pgrsenai teat., -7
Va where the Ltneela Litaia Water aw beee T
miMiud eaa certify teaym kaowl-
VaVeaae to the torea-oine; facta. sfvat--7
V. teatioa was called to the ebo-e caeee -
lr. r. W. Hashes, the at-jP
mNaiUI PRJIKUB. It. DKaXTaW
Bene, tlT&Zjj
r-t l eaaaaaatawa-
IiindnpA
is sold by druggists generally,
or in cases of one dozen half
gallon bottles, 5.00 F. O. B.
at Springs.
LINCOLN
LITHIA
INN
New Tor Sua. :
They were tandln? la th sunlight . ..
Of the summer twn of life; ,
She was stilt without a hufiband, '
He wu waiting: for a wife. -And
her cneeka were rich, and rosyt -
And her lips were Inaciaua red.: ,.,
So he pressed her dimpled tinkers
- As he looked at her avnd said,
Aa they stood there on the heather
- Where the road had crossed the rill:
"May w not fare together .. . s
: Up this Ions, hard hill -
Mow her hand begaav tr trentbiev - "
And her eves were foil or tears. -
Aa she trained them on the road that -
Wound awar among: the years; ;
But she had no voice to answer - -
Him: h could not understand. :: .
For the future Lay before her. -'
Uk a. far-off fary land.
There was sunllgrht on the heather, .
There was music In the rill .
As tbey went a.way together, ;
lOrtimes the -way was sunny.
Other times 'twas mil of lures.
But the love that had come to them
Was the true- love- that endures.
I Though the bonny brow la wrinkled.
Thoturh the raven lock be gray.:
Tet the road might have been rougher
Had she gone other -way. ,
Now the frost ia oat the hea.ther,i
And the snow is on the rill, -
And they're coasting down - the short
side ' .-:,' -. ,
Of the Jong, hard bin.
-CI WARMAN.
A FLEECE rilUS IS KSW TOSS.
BuategatilnM Stacy SI sUdlSaT VIU
With liiam, Oil, Vanish ate Basis
Batw sTaeeher Msssgsd m Hesss Veil
ef Cbildnts.
New York. June 23. A Are. that caus
ed a loss of $260,000. and called out roost
of the firemen in the city broke eat this
afternoon tn the JK "eZe"'rr I of the diptomatic corps at Washington
bonding a he northeast corner of I ha, thus iaTnrevented u nburn of
7 A Craalty and TTroc j to llr. Ehenaaaa
New York World.
It is Impossible for the family and
friends of Secretary Eherman longer to
conceal his melancholy condition. Has
not the time now come when further at
tempts at "concealment are the worst
conceivable cruelty: and wrong to Mr.
Sherman? . ' ' , ." . -
Only the forbearance ef the members
Greenwich and Leigh streeta.Tbe flames l
taxed the firemen to their utmost and
the Interior, of the building was de
stroyed. 5."- V - 1
i The first floor and basement were oc
cupied by the wholesale wlne-and li
quor firm of B. Dreyfus 4 Co., and the i
second floor, to the roof, was filled with
oil and gaa stove. Adjotntog the buUd-Jyocite annexation teavee no doubt
nnusanu miiED up.
A aTeettsg ef Csmsserelsl Bedies t
test Agalast the Withdrawal ef Bav
Pamphlet aod full informatioa mailed
upon mruest.
LINCOLN LITHIA WATER CO..
UXCOLSTOgi, I. c
I
The George B. Hiss Oil Company,
LUBRICATING OILS.
CHABLOTTE, N.C
f of" Truth
Philadelphia. June 23. A specuU
meetinir of the members of the mart
time, commercial, giucei s and other
exchanges was held In The Bourse to
day, to consider vne proposea witn
draws! by the Oceaness Steamship
Company, of Its direct service between
MvauBat and this city, rreataent
BartoL of The Bourse, called the meet
ing to order. William R. Tucker, secre
tary of the board of trade, stated that
one of the few connecting links between
Philadelphia and one of the most im
port ant Southern ports was about to be
broken. The proposed move of the
company, the speaker said, Is from the
belief that an arrangement may be
made between the present company
and another company to divert the
commerce of this city to the ports of
Baltimore and New York-
Col. James, formerly of the Oceaness
Company, stated that the company had
been losing money for some time, and
unless the Pennsylvania Railroad will
give the companies the same backing
that the Baltimore & Ohio Company
extended, the result must be loss of
trade to Philadelphia. Frank A.
Haywood, editor of "Southern Prog
ress," representing commercial bodies
of Savannah and six other Southern
porta, stated the South was ready to
join hands with Philadelphia in estab
lishing a new Hne of steamships be
tween Philadelphia and the South.
Before adjourning to meet four weeks
hence, a resolution was adopted" call
Ing for the appointment of a commit
tee of fifteen members by the chair
man of this meeting, the committee to
consist of one member from each trade
association. The said committee to con
sider all facts in connection with the
Savannah service and to report to this
meeting within four weeks from this
date, with such recommendation as
may Bee fit to make.
it
cut from everyday experience. Knives and forks and
hoi water don't agree. You can't change the fact, but
you can change the water. The secret of keeping
handles on, keeping them white, keeping them tight,
is the use of warm water and , i
SOLO DUST
WASHING POWDER.
The best cleaner in existence for greasy things and
everything else. Sold everywhere. Made only by
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY.
bl Moil, aew r Xfrocurm,
2A
A United Stats Flag Torn Down.
Halifax, June 23. The United States
flag was deliberately torn from a string
or otoer nagB on sackvlile street yester.
day. Queen Victoria's Jubilee day. The
nags were displayed by Thomas
Lownds from his residence. The flag
was a very large one, and only the band
of It was left on the rope. Some time
ago Mr. Lownds received a threatening
letter concerning the United States flu
which was displayed by him on another
occasion. The outrage was committed
early in the morning and the perpe
trators fled before they could be ar
rested.
THE CHARLOTTE SUPPLY CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Pure Oak Tanned Leather Belting and
Harvard Defeats Tale.
Cambridge. Man.. June 23. Tale lost
the game with Harvard to-day by
score of 7 to 5, before the largest crowd
in years. Batteries Harvard. Paine
and ScanneU. Yale, Hocker,.F1ncke and
Goodwin. Umpire. Murray. Time. 1.5&
Yale Wins.
Poughkeepeie. June 23. Tale wina
tne freshman race: Harvard second
Cornell third.
SOMETHING TO KNOW,
It may be worth something to know
r-. i ,-i ,, -it j i rt . . 11 worcn someining to Knovi
Dealers in cotton Mill and Machine Shop Supplies that tne very "est medicine for restor
ef r K ing the tired out nervous system to
. healthy vigor Is Electric Bitters. Thii
It is Not
Always Safe to
Jump At Conclusions!
Therefore, do not think that because the
This
medicine is purely vegetable, acts bv
giving tone to tne nerve centres In the
stomach, gently stimulates the Liver
and Kidneys, and aids these organs in
tn rowing on impurities in the blood.
Electric Bitters Improves the appetite,
aios aigestion. and is pronounced by
those who have tried It as the tt
best blood purifier and nerve tonic. Try
it. ssoio ror sue or tLOO per bottle at
xsurweii & uunn xiruff Store.
AHAfsillPII St eats am i.a..a. I"'"- -in), vuru, WIICkM
UDotKltn rti mi Nti HUUSt tUrnS OUt hanHmP f the flrm.U. practical undertaker sndem
- v ... w , i iiju-i-. oaiisntCElon a
1. HAS VET M'COKKII.U g. - COR.N
McCONNELL A CORX.
Undertakers axd Exbalmkim.
309 North Tryon Street Hunt Block.
u cans, uy or mrnt. Dare prompt stten-
Jirs. torn, wife of one of the members
ikersndem-
gusranted In every
I tion.
particular.
printing it necessarily means that high prices ymELS! MANTELS! MANTELS!
are charged. We won't do poor work at any Gratel!.nrofB-IIcori-,,trt
aiantels from L60 up to f75.M.
1
price, but by using materials adapted to the re-
quirements of the job you can pay little oJ
much. You will often find our prices for fine
work even below what you pay elsewhere for
E. D. TESSIER & BRO.
Phone SO. Comer College and Third.
WE have Just put In another new and
inferior work. One of the main reasons for
our great success is knowing how to charge for
each and every job of work. We don't have
to guess at it, and make you pay more for it
than it i? worth. It is always safe to deal with
men who understand their business men who
have had years of experience, and riot only know
l-how the work should be done, but know how
to make the prices right. This is important
to you.
We make very low prices on large contracts
for Book and Pamphlet work. Don't place your
order until you get an estimate f rom us.
OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE,
WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED the
Printing of the largest Job book work
ever done in Charlotte. It has been
done with great care: and when van
send us your small jobs they will have
us un oarezui attention. Observe
rnnunt tiouae. cnartotta. rf. C
ing on the west, and which-extends
back. formlnaT-and "L" around tt. is
the United State bonded warehouse of
Walker A Williams. Hand reds of bar
rels of spirits aod whiskey-are stored
la -the warehouse, and the Arm en kept
their attention toward this building.
and prevented Its catcnlcg fire. - The
second floor of the building burned was
utilized as the office - of Diets - A Co.
has thus far prevented an exposure of
Mr, Sherman's condition that would be
as pitiful as it would be public -
-Fortunately Mr- Sherman has talked
so freely that he has prepared the put,
lie mind for what must inevitably come.
His pathetic explanation that -he had
been told that Japan, was about to seise
Hawaii and therefore hastened to ad-
ln
anybody's mind that he la realty not re
sponsible and that the plotters are tak
ing' advantage of his mental condition.
This Ja -a most painful subject, one
which would not be publicly spoken of
were it not- that the very highest na
tional Interests - are- involved. The
World" refrained-' from speaking of .tt
until speech , became a public duty. And
the kindliest and most -generous feet-
1 1L6T1.C 0. Government bonds were in
moderate demand and Improveu slight
ly on purchases of Sdi.uOO.. .
. Xnr Good Market.
. New York. Jane 24- The dry goods j
market is without notable change. Bales
continue with . regularity - along lines
which have been popular. Fail goods are i
in steady requestiln both, cottons and
woolens. Summer weight cotton fan-
tics are well sold up. bilks are In fair
ly good shape. . Knitgoods are quiet;
hosiery without feature and underwear
generally backward tn fait lines. In
staple goods the bulk Of demand for
brown an bleached gooos is lor hurry i
orders at low prices. rrint ctotns.-arc
auiet and firm at SW cent a Prints con.
tinue In fair request, with no change in
the character of the trading.
XL S. CTTADWIi
CHARLOTTE u a C I
-w
1 I
I.-,.
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SXB-u'd 2M South Tr-on Street, Chirlotis. I!. C.
Cotton achincry and Coiion !.
. , - We are Special Southern
QT70TATIOM8 g5rTXOa YAWHU
The third floor was the shlppina- depart-1 . un. Ttr,
mentrtk fourth floor was the packing 1 ntjonaj reputaUoo animate his admlr.
department, the fifth floor was the Ja-i.rs n aakimr that these who have the
panning and painting department, and
the two top floors were occupied by the
soldering and machinery department.
One hundred and fifteen.- hands -were
employed by -the concern, and of this
number fifteen were young- women and
girts. -
-How the fine started is not known.
It broke out, on the third floor in a
small storage room. The first Intima
tion was at 12:35 p. nw when the auto
matic fire signal sounded. Then smoke
was seen coming out of the storage
room, and the alarm was given to the
workmen and .women In the building.
The young women became panic strick
en and were all rescued. The fire
spread with alarming rapidity, and the
dense smoke soon filled the streets with
firemen. The water tower was put in
to use and poured hundreds of tons of
water into the building, while a dosen
large stream were being thrown by
the engines. The names soon reached
the fifth and sixth floors, where .the
varnish, oils and resin were stored, and
then greatly Increased in volume. The
halters of the horses in the adjoining
stable were cut and they were driven
into the street. They ran wildly about.
scattering people in every direction.
Primary School No. 11 is lust back of
the burned building. Two hundred and
fifty little scholars were In the building
when the fire broke out. The scholars
were marched into the main room,
where the principal kept them back for
a time by telling them stories. The
whistling of the engines and the ring
ing of the bells was finally too much
for them, and they became uneasy.
Then they were ordered to rise and sing
America." They drowned out the
noise madeby the firemen.
A 8TATKSVTIXX BUI.
ere to asking that these who have the
power prevent the further desecration
of Mr, Sherman's name and fame. ;
as ark Aniewd Safety. -
Portsmouth. Eng.. June 34.1 The
training brig - Sea Lark, concerning
whose safety, anxiety has been ex
pressed, gad which was due here on
Thursday last from Queen's Ferry, to
take part in the naval review of Sat
urday next, reached Spithead safely to
day. The-brig bad been disabled in a
gaie. and had also been detained by
head winds. I
A Sea Capiata bios is gavsnaah
Savannah, Oa June 24. Captain
David D. Jones, of Nevin, Carnarvon
shire. North Wales, master of the Brit-
ish bark Cambrian Queen, died sudden
ly here this morning. First Mate Hugh
Lewis has been appointed master of
the vessel by the owners, W.
St Co., of Liverpool.
Thomas
Military Called Oat to Protect a ftegro-
Jackson, Miss., June 24. The
Capitol
By Sseldaghasa A Paslaws, Vsw
' , , Fhilaslolphla aa Chicago.
r- New York, June S
No. Ida-l and 12s-l warps ati.lJ 12H
No. Ms-l warps at ..4.......Utt
Na ISs-t warps at ..134
No. 20s-l warps 'at .,, ..
No. S2s-1 warps at ........... .144
No. 26s-l warps at .. .. . ....14ft
No. ts to 10a bunch vara at ..12
No. 12s-l at U mVA
No. 14s-l at .,..,1:HU
Nos. lCs-1 at ............U
No. aos-1 at ....................IS "
No. 23s-l at ... .,..13
No. 26-l at 14
No. 8a-2 ply soft yarn at 12
No. lOs-2 ply bard at ....-...12V4
No. gs-2 ply hard at ..
No. lOs-2 ply hard at .,
No. 12s-2 ply hard at '.,
No. 14s-2 pty at
No. lGs-i ply at ........
No. 208-2 ply at
No. 24s-2 ply at
No. 268-2 ply at
No. 30a-2 ply yarn at ..
No, 40s-2 ply at
No. 8s3, 4 and 6 ply at
No. 20s-2 ply chain warps at.. IS
W. 91a.9 nlw .hain varna n t ..lg
No. 26s-2 ply chain warps at ..1"
No. 30s-2 ply chain warps at ..IS "
No. 16s-2 ply hard twist at 134
No. 20s-3 ply Jiard twist at
No. 36s-3 ply hard twist at ..16
CTTT PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected Daily by Geo. 8. Hall, Groceries, I
ana rroauce xsaier.j
GEIIERAL ELEGE1G
- . We Make Contracts f;r
ELECTRIC LIGHT T
" --l-and all kindsof Electrical V.'c-
1 Ve carry the largest Hne of Ekctr:::!
any house in the South.
A i Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.
" -- .. - " . Correspondence:.
General Kectrio Ca'a Generator.
.12
12
.,13
iJi
;"!i4v
......15
15,.
......IT
22
.12
Light Guards of this city have been or.
dered to crystal Springs, Miss..fto pro
tect a negro in tail there, for the mur
der of a farmer at that place a few days Apples 1ed auusr nght... BW J
tasty Drtntaiicoo..
Crumbs of Comfort.
That's IVhatThoy Are;
Ladies Black Serve Cloth Buskins, wide soles, fiat
heels, very light, durable and comfortable, elastic on
vamp with bow, sixes 8 to 8. Price 60c, by mail 60c
Orders filled the day received. Stamps taken.
All kinds of comfort and easy shoes always in scocg.
GILREATH & COMPANY.
B A8KB4 1.1. T E8TKBDA V.i
One of the Social Events of the Season At-
tesded ky gsvsral arlotts Ulrla.
CorresDondencs of the Observer.
Stateavtlle. June 23. The dance given
by the german club, at the Iredell
Blues armory, yesterday evening, was
by far the most notable event of the
kind Statesville society has had for
quite a while. There were 36 couples
on the floor, and everybody who par
ticipated seemed to enter into the pleas
ure of the occasion with an enthusi
asm worthy of any cause. The Italian
band of Charlotte was up for the oc
casion, and their music would have
caused a twitching in the feet of the
most rigid Puritan who ever talked
through his nose. Among those present
were Misses Frances and Helen MaJ
lory and May Oates, of Charlotte, and
Lily Brown, of Winston, guests of Miss
Lottie Caldwell; Miss Georgia Lowe, of
LowesviUe, who Is visiting Mrs. Jas.
White; Miss Mary Andrews, of Char
lotte, who is visiting Miss Es telle Carl-
ton; Miss Carrie Goldberg, of Char
lotte, who Is visiting Mrs. Isaac Wal
lace; Misses Maggie and Myra Weaver,
and Miss Ray Whitlock. of Asheville.
and Messrs. Carter and Boger, of Mor
gan ton; Will Neave and Gus Bingham,
of Salisbury; Arthur Corpenlng and J.
r - lxng. or Catawba; Arrmstead Bur-
ell and Will Bell, of Charlotte, and
F. P. Lewis, of Boston.
Quite a number of Invited gueets. not
dancers, enjoyed the occasion from po
sitions near the wall.
At Boston,
Boston 2 1 0 2 2 0 10 12
Baltimore 00200010 2 E
Base hits Boston 19, Baltimore 10.
Errors Boston 2. Baltimore 31 Bat
teries Nichols, Bergen and Ganxel :
Nope and Robinson. Umpirea-j-Emslie
and O'Day.
At Chicago. i
Chicago 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Cleveland 0200030005
Base hits Chicago , Cleveland 10.
Errors Chicago 1. Cleveland t Bat
teries Callahan and Donohue; Toung
and Criger. Umpire McDermott.
At Pittsburg.
Pittsburg ... .0 2100O210QOO S
St. Louis 0 2000112040 17
Base bits Pittsburg 9, St Louis 18.
Errors Pittsburg 6. St. Louis 9. Bat
teries Hughey. Tannehill. Leahy and
Sugden ; Hart and Douglas. . Umpire
Sheridan. j
At Brooklyn. !
Brooklyn 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 7
Philadelphia ... , OJ0030005
Base hits Brooklyn 12. Philadelphia
11. Errors Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 4.
Batteries Payne. Kennedy andj Grim;
Wheeler and Clements. Umpife Mc
Donald. '
Peaches aBpeeled halves, bright.
' " peeed bright.
B'sebeitfoi dried
l-j floor sack ....................
Family
CAT LIU & GO,
1 nM 05 no Church streetNew York.
s vwossi L ... -n .
vi umaix-j wvm, o.m,u.
ea
4MOS
seal
'.'.V.U hSI
Wnol wash
Baconhog round per pound,
"van.,.. ..... - ..
" -sides. ....
" shoulders
Osts 43 pounds per bnshsL
nna r it . . .
" mixed SAO60
Meal bolted 44 pounds per bushel 40946
" unbolted M " " " 40043
Corn old 64 poBBdl per bushel 4204
Owtrtfia aslaea ne boaBSl. ...
Ream haa - MM
Whaat . 86088
Bys.. BS4VS
Hons- strainsd oer sound........
comb per pound 8016M
Ducks. 1W3ZO
Hens per bsad snasn
Spring chick ena 10O10
Roosters per bead 12Q15
Festhsrs. 54M1
Lard N. O. I
Tallow 3M
Umneas wain
Butter choice yslloa 10O12
Another Batch ef Mew PsstmsSters.
Washington, une 24. The foklowinar
fourth class postmasters were appoint
ed to-day: Virginia Blenhiemj J. W.
Smith; Brownstown. J. W. HudislU;
Craddocksville, G. S. West: Davfe Mills.
J. L. jacoDs; uniwyn. j. u. Anderson,
Greenbackvllle, J. T. Hill: Hintoii. J. D.
Linawaver; Kimballton, J. P. Buchan
an; Lipscomb, J. W. Goode: i Mount
Laurel, J. M. Green; Stokes, W. B.
Stokes. i
North Carolina Marion. G. Wi Craw
ford: Qultson, A. F. Ryan.
THE IOWA DKXOCKATg.
nilAMCIAI. AMD OOKBOCKOIAI.
A Ticket Nominated With Populists nnd
Republican oa It One Hundred Seeed-
era Walk Out The Sentiment for Bryan
Overwhelming No Quarter for Gold
IBnoerate.
Des Moines, Iowa, June 23. The De
mocratic State convention adjourned
this evening having completed its work.
The two allied conventions, the Silver
Republican and Populists completed
their work slightly in advance. The
ticket was composed of two Silver Re
publicans, the two Democrats and one
Populist. When thlB became known
there was a special Populist convention.
the middle-of-the-road faction, under
the leadership of A. W. C. Weaver,
walking out. The seceders numbered
100 of the delegates. Gen. J. B. Weav
er's faction remained with the Demo
crats, whereupon he was bitterly de
nounced. But for this rupture the un
ion of all the three silver forces would
have been complete.
The candidate for Governor is F. E.
White, Democrat, of Keokuk county.
The sentiment is almost overwhelm
ing for Bryan. Every reference to his
name was greeted with lusty cheerinar.
tils picture was displayed repeatedly.
and every time an orator pointed to
ward it there was applause. There was
no quarter given to the gold Demo
crats.
Cotton Dull With Trading Largely Local
Xlnetnatlona Within Narrow Limits.
Special by Private Wire to Harrison atts.
New lork. June 24. Cotton was dull
with trading largely local and fluctua
tions within narrow limits. Liverpool
cables were better than expected, spot
cotton there ruling steady and good de
mand with sales of 15.000 bales at; 4 for
middling, a concession of 1-321 from
yesterday, while the market for futures
opened steady at c advance, and
closed steady on that basis. On these
advices, our market opened flrfn, but
the speculation was not strong nough
to hold it. The market later developed
weakness and prices lost all the 'early
advance.
Covering of shorts in the last half-
hour, led to a rally of 1 to 2 point, at
which range the market closed quiet
and steady. ;
E. B. CUTHBERT & CO.
NBW YOEK MONEY MARKET.
Sww York, June 24. Money on call easy
at l&lla ner cent.: last loaa at 1: eloalaa
onerea at loivt.
Prime mercantile smDer t O0JK4 00. ster
ling sxchanse steady with actual busmess in
hankers' bills at 4 t&H&l 8S44 for SO days and
4 for demand. Posted rates 4 87
OA go Commercial bills 4 8SH. silver
rw.rtlAr-.atnR MttV. Bar silver SOW. Mex
ican dollars 47. Government bonds strong:
Stats bones dull: railroad oonas strong.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
Raltimosk. -June 24 FLODB Dull
Family 4 0r4 40; winter wheat patents
I S.04 70; spring wheat patents 4 mwt sui
anrlne wheat 3 8S4S4 00
WHEAT Dull. Spot and Jane T3;
Jnlv COVTrUA. ftonthern bv aajnnls 7S
CORN Firm. Mixed snot aod June
mK&2D: Jnlv 28K&29: Ancust 2au29fe:
steamer mixed t7&Z7: BOutaem whits
.. .. ; yellow 3N&31.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York, June 4. FLOUB-Qoiet. steady
w h kat. Knots a tin. no. l nonnera new
Vnrk- 77U niLt: No. I Northrrn Dalath 7H4
afloat. Options closed steady at advance. No
2 red June 7; Jnly 78; September 70
CORN. Bpets steady! No 2 2tt elevator)
MM afloat. Omiona closed steady.
OATS. Spots Arm. Bpot No. t 224- Op
tions closed active ana .sieaay at M cent ad
vance- Juiymt.
LARD Stead v. Western -steamed
July 4 09. Benned quiet; continent ; S. A.
: comuounu
-Dull.
208 Chestnut street, Philadelphia-
COTTON YARNS
ALL NUMBERS.
Skeins, Warpa, Cope and Cones. ,
COTTON GOODS
We are holding all of
Mayer & Ross' Customers
without any special effort. They, as
well as many other buyers who daily
visit our atore, know a good thing
when they see it. We take care of our
customers, and a good many ways that
no other wholesale house In the city
a do. Our line of fancy cakes.
crackers, and fancy candy is away
above the average. Come see us. We
will treat you with respect.
John B. Ross & Co.
Successors to Mayer Boes.
WHOLESALE GBOCEK3
Southern
Railway.
IN EFFECT MAT 2. 1897.
CHARLOTTE
Board of Trade.
THAD. B. SEIQLE, Manager.
PORK.
Mess 8 25Q 7.
COFFEE Closed barely steady at 10 points
decline. Bpot Bio quiet. Cordova 1191714.
SUGAR Raw. firm, fair reflnins 00.
CLOSING STOCKS.
Now Is the time to hedge on your cot
ton crop. Active grain market and the
stock market on an upward swing.
Full Information furnished when re
el ues ted. Out of town business solicit
ed. Reliability, promptness and satis
faction guaranteed. Correspondence
solicited.
NO. 12 S. COLLEGE STREET.
Phone 196.
The Dauntless In Tow.
Washington, June 23. The Treasurv
Department has received a report of
the capture of the Dauntless off the
Florida coast, which agrees in all im
portant particulars with the facts at
telegraphed from Key West. At the
request of the officer In charge, the
gunboat Wilmington will tow the
Dauntless from Key West to Jackson
ville, where she will be turned over to
the civil authorities. The arms and am
munition of the boat will probably re
main where they are until the case is
decided.
Philadelphia Underwriters'
Financial Standing, January IJ
1897:
Cash Assets, $15,609,932.32.
Assets available to policy
holders in United States,
000,000. Larger than that of
any fire companies American
or foreign. ,
E. RYE HUTCHISON, Agent
May 1,1897. : CHAMjOTTB, N. C.
CALLFOrL...
Extra Fine Siaoght sad Ibrport Beer
also all kinda of aod waters aod J-
CHARLOTTE BRANCH, ; v-
, '- A. BIND EW ALD, Mgr
a. e. rimy, r:r.
mem, r.
T. L. ELLIOTT.
Work
Damage Salt Against Western Union.
Raleigh Press-Visitor. 22d. 1
The case of Hinton versus the West
ern Union Telegraph Company was de
cided In Durham yesterday. The
amount of damage is fixed at $1,975.25.
message was sent from Mra.W. A.
Hinton. at Stems, to W. A. Hinton. at
Durham. The message read: "Your
baby is very sick. Come at once. Lily."
It Is alleged that the message was not
delivered to Mr. Hinton until more than
twenty hours afterward, and upon his
reaching Stems the child was dead, and
the body was in Bueh a state that it
could not be carried off for burial. His
wife has had nervous prostration nearly
ever since.
BUCKLENS ARNICA SALVE.
The Best 8alve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
ver sores. Tetter. Chapped bands. Chll
Mains, OOrns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively Cures or no nay reouir-
ed. It Is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Burwell A
Dunn.
NOTICE OF SEIZURE. Notice Is
hereby given ef the eelsure of the fol
lowing property for violation of the in
ternal revenue laws of the United
states, to-wtt:
At Charlotte. N. C.. June 8th. 1897, 4
barrels of corn whiskey, the property
or it fa., xurtrtvme, or Eagle, N. C
Near Poole, N. C, June 14 th, 1897, 3
barrels of corn whiskey, the property
of John Drew, and 4 kegs of corn whis
key at Salisbury, N. C-, owner un
known. -
Any person claiming said property te
nereny raounea to appear before the
undersfamed at Ida office tn Aahervm
N. and make claim ia the form and
manner pi escribed by law within thir
ty 30) days of the date hereof, or the
property will be declared forfeited te
the united Btatea.
,-", W'.s- HAIL I. ROOER8,
- "v ; Collector fcth Dtat K. C
Per X V. LEEFER. D. C
JuneU,U97. . - t
A NORTH CAROLINA LADY'S EX-
A Texas druggist, f one of North Car
olina's best young- men, too) writes of
MRR QRIERS REAL HAIR RE
STORER, Tour preparation is the beat
I ever handled, combining- hannlrmmsso
a cleansing properties with everr
requisite oz a perfect nair tonic" And
dont fat-get that E. M. Eater, the Ca
nadian, said: have aold dnrtneT 21
years, and bandied dosens of so-called
hair restorers, but not until is Char
lotto I found MRS. GRIEB'S REAL
HATS RESTORER, have I ever fnnrM
a perfect remedy for dandruff and fall
ing nair.- At wholesale by BurweQ A
Dunn Cow Charlotte: Jno. M. Soott a
Co.. Charlotte: StobL S. Bellamy. Wil
mington. N. C-; Owen A Minor, Rich
mond. Gilpin A Langdon, BaltirnoreTMd.
For interesting- faistorv of Rl H vr
i-a.-r C
The Cotton Market Quiet, j
Special to the Observer.
New York, June 24. The cotton mar
ket was quiet to-day. Liverpool cabled
us a rather encouraging report this
morning, that market advancing Might-
y, and the spot sales there beinjg very
large. Stimulated by this dispatch, our
market opened quiet, firm, and 4 to S
points higher. The advance was! short
lived, however. The weather In the
South was still most favorable, ajnd our
local bears sold freely. The rise was
lost in short order and then the market
became exceedingly dull and resrained
practically stationary for the test of
the day: August opened at 7:30. ad
vanced to 7.34. declined to 7.27, and clos
ed at 7.27 to 7.28. with the tone iof the
market steady. The temper of A lanre
majority of the traders here is still bull
ish. but we fear their hopes will fail of
realisation. RIORDAN & CO.
i
I
Trade Was active ia Wheat,
By Private Wire to Tbad B. Belgle, Mx'r.
Chicago, June 24. There has; been
quite an active trade in wheat to-day,
with the interest after the first hour
about equally divided between July and
September. Previous to that time the
latter remained almost stationary while
uiy was very nervous, and fluctuated
rapidly. Shorts were active buyers
around the opening, but about 7i)V of
ferings appeared large and prices! broke
to 6Vfcc. Local shorts then turned their
attention to September, and that re
corded an advance of ftc. Julys reoov
ering was sustained early. There was
some re-action on sales by holders, and
a temporary withdrawal of support on
the part of shorts, but the latter became
buyers again on a continental cable re
porting serious injury to the Russian
rye crop, and advices' from New York
that prices of rye had advanced lc
This was really the only news that had
any influence on the market, i There
was virtually no cash or exnot de.
mand. Seaboard claims were! light.
Liverpool was only Mi. higher. ad the
Price Current was rather bearish in Its
summary of conditions that wouldlordin.
arily cause a depressed feeling, but there
seems to be a large short Interest! at the
iKcocBi. vrwiBnurraoie nervousness pre
vails, and although some of the more
aggressive bears are Inclined to ett on
bard spots, . there is a disposition to
cover on breaks. The close is at a high
point with indications rather favorable
to holders. !
Corn is firm and advanced Kc! Best
buying -seemed to be by orovhtio trad
ers. The weather is favorable, out the
impression prevails that the KTowina-
crop is late. Tne price current contin
ues rather bullish on the corn situation.
Provisions opened strong on the light
run of hogs and prices carried over from
yesterday, but offerings became large
and prices eased oft later, closinsj show
ing an aavance in pent ox zfc cents, and
a decline la lard of 6 eents, with ribs
uncnangea. - I
LAMSON BROS. CO.
Atchison ISH
Adams Express 15
Alton, T. H. ofl
Alton, TB pfd
Am Express--., 112
B&O.T. 1014
Can Pac 2
Can So 50
Cen Pac
00 17
Chlcaso Alton. 160
C. BAO fB
Chicago Gas... 1H
Con Gas I S
C, C. C&StL.. 24
Col Coal & Iron 1
C O Cert 14S4
Del Hudson...- 109
Del, LAW IM
Den A K O pfd. 41
Dls 4 C F Co
East Tenn
Erie
Erie 1st pfd,.... 13
Erie 2nd pfd ... t
Fort Wayne 17
GNpfd W
CAEI pfd.... 9S
Bock Valley ... 2tt
111 Central 7
fit P A Duluth. 21
KAT pfd am
L E A W . 14
L E A W pfd... Wis
Lake Short...- 174
Lead Trust 2B
a. I. wj
A N A H
Man Can 87X '
MAO W
Northwestern.--- 116
3T aaorlalijd Praam, v : v7--
new TorkV. June 24. The orieen. of
stocks made a further average advance
to-aay, putting tne top levei in the cur
rent bull movement one notch hisrher.
The advance, however, was not univer
sal, -atta aome prices are lower. The
volume of the dealings was smaller by
over 40,000 shares than, yesterday, but
was rather better distributed, though
the Grangers. Chicago Gas. Bay State
Oes and Sugar absorbed about, three
fifths of. the. total dealings, srorecsastn
ef May statements of the Granger roads
give suggestions of a taverabte show
ing, and have helped the ad ranee. The
total sales of stocks to-day were 21S.75
shares. Including - American Tobacco
S.106: American Sugar H500; Burling,
ton A Quincy 21.800; Chicago Gas 14.B6V;
LouisvUle A Nsshvtlle 6400; Northwest
1S.100; Omftba 1&.100; Pacific S,0e;
Reading 6.900: Rock Island 14.400- at
Paai 21.100. Continued improvemena to
shown ia values of railroad and miscel
laneous mort -aeres. with considerable
trading rioted ia Lssues of recognized
consfanies,-. The agrrei.te rsle were
M C.
M P .
MAO
Nash Chat......
Nash Cord
Nash Cord pfd.
N-J Central....
MAW pfd
N A OilOo
Northern Pac..
N Pac pfd
CPA Gulf
98
10
to
s
in si
30
44
14
41
2
N W pfd..
NYC
N YANE.
Ont A Western . - IS
Ore Imnrovem t.
Ore Nay 1
OB Lot (J rl 1K
Faciac man mi
PDA E H
Pittsburg.. 14
Pullman Palace . 167
Reading 28)
Rich Ter ml
Rich Ter Dfd..!
R G Western ISH
K U West ptd en
Rock Island T2
U, T J. U E 1.. w.9A
St Panl V 80
8t Paul pfd 138"
ftp u
St r A O Did 141
So Pacidc 1514
oaiar Keanery . . 133
Tenn C A I 24
Texas Pacidc 10S4
T A o v Did 40
Union Paciflc... 6S4
V s hipiess . . 40
WSlLtP....;..
WStLAPpfd.. IM,
w K Express..... 103
Western Union .. 63
WALE K
Vv AX 1, a Did 8
Minn AMP 1
Den A R G J0
Gen Electric 33H
Nat Linseed 1Z
Col F A I Vi
col r at I pto 87
HAT O
T A A A N M
T 8t L A K O . 5M
T8tLKCp(d. 181
Southern 9
ooatnern pra.... zuu
Amer Tob 75V44
AroerTobpft.... t6H
Amo ipiriw..... iii
do pfd 2014
io?n A CONTINUOUS
' I am w - w-v a r
tAHltSi I iUIN.
Ton can no longer see our excellent
exhibit at the Woman's Exposition; but
you can at all hours of the day see an
exhibit at 40 South Tryon street that is
far superior to any Jewelry Stock in the
State. See the handsome display of
Diamonds, Stone Set Rings, eta
SHELL & HARRISON.
Repair Work a Specialty.
POD
WOOD
CHICAGO PBODOOB MARKET.
Opening Closing
WHEAT
July 70HOX
September , frtS
December
CORN
June.... 2X
July 24
beptember 25
OATS
June
July 17a
September .- 17
HESS POKE
June....
July TO
September 7 10
LARD
Jnne
July
September-. 4 07
RIBS
Jnne
Jnlv 4 47J4
September 4 53
7011
SiH
3w
2IKOX
25825
DONT BUT TOUR STOVE AND
FIRE WOOD UNTIL TOU GET
OUR SUMMER PRICES. SEA
SONED PINE. OAK, DOGWOOD
AND PERSIMMON CUT TO OR
DER, AND TOU AVOID THE AN
NOYANCE OF HAVING IT SAW
ED AND SPLIT. YARD COR
NER COLLEGE AND SECOND
STREETS, PHONE 170; ALSO
YARD 850 NORTH POPLAR
STREET. PHONE 23-A-
A. G. CRAIG & BRO.
18
Is
7 52)4
T W
in
4 0
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAKET.
Jons 24. 4 p m. Middling
Li tea pool.
Fnturaa Closed steadv.
Jnne.,..".- ...............
lane and July .
jury and Aasrns.... ..
Tax Notice.
I am instructed by the Board of Com'
missoiners to give notice to all persons
who are liable for poll or property tax
and fail to make a return of the samg to
ityi the list-taker during the month of June,
4 30 I .......
1887, that doable tax will be entered,
and other penalties prescribed by law
strictly enforced. P. M. BROWN,
Chairman.
August and September.'.,
September and October.
O -touer aad November
November aad December..........
December and Jajna.rv...
January and February... ......
February aad March ........
March and April .............. ....
4 014209
4 04 b
03304
4 01 a
3 7ffW
1SISS
9 40450
4sb
a 4sb
2 41349
2 485
NOTICE.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
Haw York. June 24 Oortoai nnlot. Mul-
dUng upland 7k; Mlddllns Gulf ......
Futures ciosed steady. , Bales M,00.
: Hlarhewt lowest fllnaine
Jans,........ .... - .... .ines
Jsly.. ........ 734 - 7 27 f St
Aairas.. 7 il ' 7 27 T ssaSO
nemoet ..... 7 07 7 m 7 eaaus
sober. ........ IM S 02
November. .. sea s 78 - a ?&
cemoer s ss s 81 s ftltK2
aiarr . is a as a fKftaa
Fehrmary ..... ittSs
March ... j - MkaSM
Aoril.n..-. ... . .... , ,...:r,, ...
May .......... .... . ...j . y ....
You can get a good set of unoer or
lower teeth for 27.60. The best made $10.
Gold fillings (lit up: Amalgnm 760.;
Cement SOo. Extracting teeth ' 26c;
painless extracting 40c , Crown and
bridge work, done In the most approv
ed style.
OR.J.H.KEWaL(
ROOM . DAVIDSON BUILDING.
- f, CHARLOTTIE. N. C.
CBULRIXJTTB! COTTON MARKET.
fTbsss fbjares nyiassal micas paid te
BtrUarod middllM-. : SO ..
CroodMlddHag . - T
Strict mtddliag ..-..........- " ....
MtddHag . .... ' t 7S
T1na-eav........---.....Tt27 TB
talas. SS07!at
The a-aarkst to steady.
-r-- - NORFOLK )TTOnT. -" ,
Norrolr. Jnns xL-raMtnei axemdv. If Mallne
J V-fO. no B: STUBS S,
stack BJKi. , . .
. NAVAL STORES. , I -
Wnmlngtrm. June- 2f grttri ts tammttiM
steady at S:.-. "2; roin htm at t 2 1 a.
Im'iu tsi-'-.- .a f'-vo; bl 1 SJ-t soJH fe;
virs o iar jui;.tt 1 i-s.
Only One
' From Each Connty
The first person in each county in
this or any of the bordering States who
make applicatioa will receive a six
months scholarsbip fa either course for
one half the regular rate. - . -"-v---CHARLOTTal
Goinmercial i College!
T. M. C Building, Charlotte, N. C. --
e CWKITIS FOR CATALOG US
WHEN TOU MAKE a contract with
ue for printing we will guarantee to
rive you ALL that you contract for, or
no tsy, C-it-rver TrlzV.zz l.oast, (i
This eondansed schednle it pahUshsd
as information, and Is , subject to
ehang without notice to the publio, -Trains
leave Chauiotts, N. C.:
10:U P. M. No. 2S, dally for Atlanta
4k Charlotte Ale Line division, avnd all
points South aad Southwest. Carries
through Pullman drawl ngroom buffet
aleepers between New York, Washing
Oton. Atlanta and New Orleans. - PrUl-
i man tourist ear for Baa Franoiaeo Sat
l urdays, via. New Orleans and Southern
Pacific.
:26 A. M. No. ST, dally. Waahingtoe
and South westers) Vestlbuled Limitef
for - Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis
Montgomery, Mobile sad New Orleans,
and all points South, aad Southwest
Through Pullman sleeper New York; te
New Orleans aad New York to Mean
phis. Dining car, vestlbuled eoach. be
tween Washington and Atlanta. -
:40 A. M. No. 19. dally for Rich
mond; connects at Greensboro for Rsl
elgh and Norfolk. -.-,.
12:24 P. 1C No. U, dally, for Atlanta
and an points South. Solid trains Rich
mond to Atlanta; Pullman sleeping car
Richmond to Greensboro. -
10:1s P. 1C No. 25, dally, for Colum
bia aad CX. Cm .local stationsT An.
gusts. Savannah. Jacksonville, Carries
through Pullman drawing room buffet
sleeper between New York aad Jack
sonville;' also Pullman sleeper Char
lotte to Augusts, i
2:25 A- M. Noi 27, dally, for Columbia
and CCA A. local stations.
9:30 A. M. No. 26, daily, for Wash
ington, Richmond. Raleigh aad all
points North- Carries Pullman draw
ing room buffet sleeper New Orleans to
New York; Jacksonville to New York.
Pullman tourist ear from San Francis
co Thursdays, via New Orleans and
Southern Pacific '
i:W P. M. No. 28. daily, Washington
and Southwestern Vestlbuled Limited,
for Washington and all points North, j
f:40 P. M. No. 12. dally. . for Rich- I
mond, Raleigh, Goldsboro and all points
North. Carries Pullman sleeping ear
from Greensboro to Richmond. Con
nects at Greensboro with trail) carry
ing Pullman car to Raleigh.
2:05 A. M. No. 18, daily except Bun
day, for Statesville, Taylorsville aad
local stations, j Close connection : at
Statesville for Asheville, Hickory, Le
noir and Blowing Rock.
4:30 P. M. No. 2. dally except Sun
day; freight and passenger for States
ville and local stations. , - ,w
Daily except Sunday.
All freight trains carry passengers.
John M. Culp, 1 W. A. Turk. .
Traffic Manager, oen. Pass. Age,
. H. Green, 1 Washington. IX G.
Oen'l Superintendent,
Washington. X. C
& HL Hardwick, Asa-t. Gen. Pass. AgL,
t At'""', Ga. i
R. I. Vernon, Travelln g Passenger ATL,
is Bast Trade at. Charlotte, M. ti. -
KsrtuCrR sr.
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a v iwr a wv . rXT n-T 7 Tr1 c i ' "
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Fast, bandgome eteamshtps I v
Norfolk, Va, dally, inciudin? t -
at p. m., lor new tors u.re, t,
ji . . . . t . . , , , ,
sengers from the South. Fomhwi-: ;
fort and Virginia Beach en rout.
First class tickets include mea. r .
Stateroom accomodations.
For tickets and general inform n.U
apply to railroad ticket apents, or to 1
B. Crowell, agent, Norfolk. Va.; J. 1
Mayer, agent. 1212 Main street. ...-.-mend.
Va. - -W.
U GTJILLADEU, Vice Prs ' '
SaaUA AUUU JUiMIDVgVl f V W 4. i " - ' .
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V'a!
TO
ATLANTA. CHAR LOTTK, AT
WILMINGTON, NEW - LC.
CHATTANOOCA AND Z
PHILADELPHIA. WASS.T.
.- f NORFOLK. RICKriCXD.
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Arlington Hotel.
CENTRALLY LOCATED
NEAR POSTOFFICIt
BAST WARD.
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Cv. a . vl,si Ai staa ..-. ...... ..
Lv. nuaaete...M.eMaaf . ........
Ls. Shsley.......e .t-..
Lv. Liacolstes...,..eaeMe., ........
Le. Mt. Holly --.....,
Lv. CHAalOTTS ...... 3 team
Ar. Meswoe .. .... mm. a sm
Lv. If onroe u I eaaa
Lv. M ereav-41 ...... .... 0 ssam
Lv. wadesoore. .........
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Lv. Lasrlsnerg ............. f lua
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CHARLOTTB1. K. C
Under new and permanent management
Sixty elegantly furnished rooms.
All modern improvements.
Table equal to any In the city. -
Rates: fLEO. 22.00 and 22.M per day.
W. F. BUCHANAN, J
Owner and Proprietor. ' -' -
The Trinanph Care for Liquor, Morphias
aad Vobseoa Habits.
Drunkenness is now recognised as a
disease. An extra physiological, con
dition of that part ef the nervous sys
tem and nerve fibre wherein take place
tne activities underlying the conscious
state which controls the will power. - It
being a disease of tne nervous system,
is a pathological condition which dis
turbs the mental equillbreum, or, as it
were, a defection of the will power.
termined Dypsomania. An office has
recently been opened In. the cltv of
Charlotte, N. C-. for the treatment of
this disease as well as the opium and
tobacco habltsj under the name -of the
Triumph Liquor, Opium : and -Tobacco
Co. It is being- successfully : managed
by Dr.'B. W. Brookshire, a physician ci
4 years in tne practice or medicine in
this State. A ! cure Is guaranteed for
from 150 to $100. There is no confine
ment, but the patients are allowed to
go about their every day avocations.
while under the - treatment. i
For further information, address all
correspondence to Dr. B. W.Brookshlre,
No. 17 South College street, Charlotte,
N. C. ".
MORTGAGE SALE) OF CITY PROP-
, - I ERTY. " - - . . - '
By virtue of a power vesetd in me
by a deed of trust executed to me by
W. J. Black and wife, Mary A. Black,
on the 4th day of April, 1892, -and re
corded in Book 22, Page 297, in the oAoe
of the register of deeds for Mecklen
burg county. 1 will sell at publio auc
tion at the court house door in the city
of Charlotte.- N. C. on Thursday, .the
8th day Of July. 97. at 12 o'clock, noon.
the valuable city property described in
said deed of trust, the earns being the
pioperty situated on the south corner
made by the intersection of Trade and
College streets, In the city of Charlotte,
known and designated on tne map or
raid city as lot No. sr. in square 13. is
Ward 2. fronting fifty feet and running
back with ooliege street on one aids
and the line of Long 4V McWhirter on
the? other, eide M feet to Long '
MeWhirter's line, f The- same te - the
property on which ' are - located - the
store-houses now "occupied by O. W.
Norman aad the Wilson - Drug -Com
pany (formerly by Thomas Reese A
Co.) .Terms cash. ..This the 24th day of
April, U97. : -4 -a-i-- -
w. cy MAXWEm Trustee.
Pally, ; tPaily, axeept Saay
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AUaata Cor Mostsosacry. fctu, tore,
Texas, Caltfomi a, Mexico. Caanasesea, fc. ,
villaVMemshla, Macoa, eionoa. 4
Bagcaaa checked froia hotel srree(4trses te
SeatiaaUos. Stats ream aad aisayar reava-i
vatiasi au4 ta sAvaaca. )
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W. M. KAMSBUnt, City T1rt Af.
- $ . Tryes St., CWwtws ti C
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ICE. ICE.
SanJard Ice t;lLM::'3
FUR fUtYSTAX. ICE MADE FROM
' y DISTILLED WATER.
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Our factory has ' track nnect!on
with all the railroads, which enables 114
to load cars without exposing ice to sun
or air. thus avoiding heavy loss fr"n
leakage. Ice shipped in any qmimy
from sack to carload, and loaded i
rect front the bath. Satisfaction t-v- i
In weight, quantity, etc.
Standard Ice and Fuel Co.
: A. J. HA GOOD. Manager.
FIRST CLASS
!sy Perfecticn R:f rigeratsrx .
EIss flzzi CO Stsns,
: ' Pesrtsss 158 Cresa Fr.szsrs,
And c a full - line : of summer
I HI h. wftlaSi
a psifsiHu
j u L.rr,.i
Slate aad Tin Eooftng CJoutTactora.
209-211. South Tryon Street
HAVE
1 'ark
TOTJIt ; LEDGER and - other
books mads at the c -server
Merchant v Tl1!:
' X keep the most reliable r'"
make them to measure In t
best manner by . thoroughly
workmen here In Chariot'
guaranteed to be as low a 1
class of goods and work
elsewhere. -
Jo. S. PH&
MERCHANT TA
- . Va. 21 South Trj .
:F0H TiLh
S-reom house on Llddell e'-i-rl,
: new. mighty nice piaoe; tn.
-room cottage, 3i,3 Last liltli
915.00. -
-room house, North Pine, 1
Eighth and Ninth, la.CO.
-room dwellinsr, fcouth J'
, right new nevr occur "
Owners of property v. 1
ly assured that protx-rty 1 s. i , i
will receive constant ax; 1 t :
tentioo. .
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202 North Tryon street, C;.
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