THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH
BUT THIS TIME IT FALLS ON AN
INNOCENT MAN.
DESPEBATE FHCOUHTER IN LINCOLN
Om Mm iiitaMir Killed, Aitbrwr
tally Waaaset, a Thirl la Now
Ii Paagr.
Baeelal to Tub Cannwini.it 1
- fcuwourroit. N.C.. July 11 -apimary
tragedy occurred om mite from
Ltaoolnton yesterday. Bum Mota wm
k Iliad instantly. Bo Michael wm
wasnvJed la the wm sod leg mJ Char
ley Mots wm wounded ererely.
The titrable originated nine three
week ego, when Mlai Magai Motr
a handsome young woman rf Lincoln
oa, wm dellred of child. The unfor
. tueate Infant happily died.
Mies Mole had been for sometime a
singer In the meeting of Erangel''sl
Fife, and the uncharitable at ones
charged the preacher with the paternttf
' of sheohtld. Thia was Insinuated pub
licly, bat the character of the Eranre
lit wan saved by the declaration of tbe
' young womae, while tying on her tick
r bad, that the preacher waa Innocent.
and that a roun man named Bob
Michael waa the entity one.
Michael ocenple a ornod position In
LUNMlnton nr)ler arid ia tbe eon of a
wealthy and Influential man of the
noanty. a prominent member of I ha
Presbyterian ohnrch .
It In aaid that the father nf Miaa Mots
ant word to Rob Michael a few dsn
a kyi that he mint marrr Miaa Met.
Thi he ref used to do. and It la further
tated that In thl rf fatal l him th
endorsement nf hi father. It I further
aid that ha bitterly d'nted the pater
Birr of Mlrs Mrrfs's child.
However that mar be. it ao herrosned
that 1M Michael ni Ram Mots, the
latter a onuafn of the unfortunate flrl
and a ton of Oal'b Mot a. reeferday
atartad out In a hurey for a trip to the
oonntrr Ther had arone a mi'e from
town. they were fired upon suddenly hy
three men who were concealed in the
waode m they arfroncned. Theae men
proved lo N Charley. John and Oald
well Mo1, brother of the unfortunate
Magaie Moc, a countrr belle and the
weet ringer of Mr. Fife' evangellstio
meeting.
The men were around with ahrt arun
loaded with buck ah it. and Ham Mos
their eonain. fell deal, ahot through the
heart. Michael wm wounded In the
arm and fro, hut through a strange
fatality ercpel deadly wounda. He
drew a revolver, which. It I aaid, he
hai been carrying ainee the demand
waa made upon him to marry Mini
Mote, and anewered the Are nf the Mole
brother. HI ahot Id flic tod a wound
upon Charley Mali. He waa ahot in
the breaat and from hi condition it ia
thought he will die.
The Mela bora. It la aaid, claim that
their oouain, Ham Mota, wm a victim of
shot from Michael' pistol and not
from their auna. Tola atory. however.
it not believed by thcltlnof I.inonln.
ton. Sentiment in Llnonlnton l very
moca In favor of Michael and opposed
to ine hoi orotner.
Seven (hot were fired in the melee.
Tha brother were arreated and the trial
W "0 in progress.
AittBi? A. count
aeelai loTaCBoicLa.
Ijitcourroir N. o. Julv 11 ai
Sober If. Michael and B. 0, Moll were
returning la a buggy from the LUhla
Spring this afternoon at about 1 o'clock
and whan they ware about half a mil
from town tbev were fired upon. 8.
Mots wm (truck by seven burkahot. and
Instantly killed. Four of the ahot
took rffeot In hi right arm and th
other three la hi right aide, probably
entering bis heart. Michael returned
the fire and severely wounded Chtrlle
Mota. Of the aasaulting parties. Charlie
Mot it spitting blood, and the extent
of his Injuriea ia not known. Michael
was shot in the arm and leg, but Ii not
thought to be riangeroualy wounded,
Ohaa. Mots, John Motz and Caldwell
Mota, three brotbera, and Drat cousins
of 8. O. Mota. remained by the corpae
and were taken into cuttody. 8 O,
Mots wncn ahot. Ml out of the bugtrr
end Michael made haste to town The
deceased waa a young man uf most
excellent character ai d nry popular.
Hi death a'bd th whole altair ha Cart
a gloom ovr this community.
Trouble haa been feared for several
week. A sister of the three Mots
brothers said that Michael was the
father of her child, born about three
week o. It la aaid that a demand
wa made tbat Michael make reparation
by marriage, which he refused to do.
This I tbe same rase with which
Evangelist Fife's name wm connected
Mr. Fife waa exonerated from the
charge, wbloh wm never at all bvlieved
by th Llnoolnton people.
The coroner's jury declared the
Mota brothers guilty of making the
Mault,and John and Caldwell Mots
are now ia jail awaiting a preliminary
trial Monday. Chsa Motz is too
severely wounded lo be placed in jn.
All the parties counrcted nith ibis
affair are highly connected and the
Interest among the people is late use
and niversal.
Htrtck Bis Wife a Deadly Blow.
'Bqnla Kirkpatrick, of Rharon town,
oblp, came in yesterday with a negro
Darned Mlla Hunter in c letiKiy. Hun
tc nti laetHaoday struck hi wife oer
the bead itn a sling iu, fracturing
the skull and rendering her uncoo
aciow ever since. Her condition yn
terday wm very eerkm.. and ft is
thought she will die Hunter is m
j iM.
Deatkaflr. Klalej.
Mr. Eoberl Kinley. of Paw Creek,
wboee extreme illness wm noted ia
Thi CHaoaicu several day tinea, died
yesterday of consumption, age 30 year.
Tne finer al service wiil be ooadw-ted
at Paw eresc today.
Killed hy aa Eleetrie far.
A floe dog o' Frank Jour' wm run
crt and kill- d by a car n N Try a
treat yeaterJav afumoon. Tt i tb
flntaoeldan) fjiich ha byep fltf by
TH MAHSEC
Tlere Art Vur Her Wk
Ttar AtteitlM.
Will Clafa
Ml Nannie Leak, of Pineville. r
tnrrwl home veatnrdar. aftrr a vult to
MJm Ada Potts.
R. E. Blakey ha gone to Petersburg,
va.
Mra. O, M. Query, His Pauline Query
and MlasMafrgte Taylor left yesterday
nvwniag for Oreawrtl V Eipnng.
Mieae Maggi" "d Annie Graham
Rhawwent o Paw Orek yesterday
evening to via it Mr. Lloyd Wrlston-
Col. J. T. Anthony I home from Vir
ginia.
Mr. R. .1. Brevard baa returned from
Wrightsvtlle.
Miaa Mav Carr. of Trinity, leexpeoted
here In a few day to visit M1m Jenie
Hall.
Mr. and Mra. W. 0. Wilkfosou left
evenins for Hickory to remain a week
or ao.
Mr. J. n. Wcddiogton la visiting In
Winston.
Mr. and Mr. Jo Thomas went to Lin
coln county yesterday.
A. M. Young left last evening for Sal
isbury.
James Malona. L. W. Sanders and ton
Haray, went to Cleveland Springs yes
terday afternoon.
lira. R. n. Jordan 1 home frona Vir
ginia.
Mr. R. L. Jono loft last evening for
Wayneavllle.
Mrs F.. I.' CV.bb hu returned from
Ores wall's Hpring.
A. W. Alexander, of Mallard Creek,
wm In the oity yesterday.
Ml Mattie Hiser ha returned to
Baltimore.
Mis Rallle Robertson, of Petersburg,
Va.. has arrived hore to spend the sum
mer with hor sister, Mrs. A. (- Mcwan-
oaway.
Miaa Bertha Velson, 't Columbia.
who hna been visiting Miss Gertrude
i Williamson, left yesterday.
Mrs Lucy Gales, of Atlanta, is st
Capt. Jack Allison V.
Mrs. 1. N. Newton, formerly of this
oity, is hero on a visit.
Miss Mamie Crum has returned to
Conoord. and from there to Philadel
phia.
Mrs. J. M. Stewart. Stewart, of Mon
roe. Is at Jos. McLaughlin s.
Mis Leila Davidson and Mi's Fannie
Moore returned from Lincoln county
yesterday.
Mir Tate returned to Greensbo
ro last evening.
Mrs. Latta Johnson and son returned
yesterday evening from Rock Hill
Superintendent Whlsnant of the (1
0. A N., Is In the city today.
Prof. C, L. Reed hm retured from
Morebead.
J. II. Arriogton went to Fkatenvll!e
yesterday evening to attend the bodside
of hi aunt, Mra. Walton.
W. II Houie cumo In from tbe South
last evening.
Mis Mary Clarkson hu returned from
South Carolina.
SHORT EWSY DOTS,
Whlrh the Reptrter Hrd Yesterday
Roaid and About the City.
Oirard Wittkowsky will entertain
his fiicndu tomorrow night at Ins home
on Weet Trade street, from Ii to 12
Th.' wails of the Myrton Iloao factory
arc rising rapidly.
Little Miss mma Fan la la quite sick.
Hor mother, Mrs. Hick Taylor, oamo in
from Hickory drove jostorday,
The bflauty of Charlotte ' new public
betiding Is constant ourn cf aami-
ration to trngr ning in and out
of tb oity,
II i si Ada Pottt leave today for
Ploevllle to open her school there to
morrow. R. A. Drier, of Steele Creek, was
here yesterday on hi return from at
tendance on the meeting of Cabarrus
Alllaooe. Mr. drier was a delegate
from the County allionoe.
The people cf Maxton are ralslog
funds for a One school building to oast
between three and Ave thousand dol
lars The summer travel on the C. C Is very
hcavv this seas n, and pronsises to
steadily increnro.
Thi is a healthy, if not a prosperous
season Urn: rts from various parts of
the surrounding country, are t thn
rff 't that there is vory little sickness
prevailing.
The croiis in Mallard CVerk lire r-
por -d in had condition, eeixcmllv the
otu) rrt).
J D. (K'ldbnrg. .if New York sou of
D. (kildberg of ibis ciiy, will arnvo
here today on a visit to b,s parents.
This la Mr. Goldberg's first vibu iu two
year.
The Charlotte Light Infaatry, colored,
will have a street parade Thursday af
tert.oon and wind up with a big feetivil
that night.
The boa id of assessors of Charlotte
township 8nlshed the work of assessing
property yesterday.
Twooty five more oertiflcates for di
rect tax money were given out yester
day by Mr. Morrow.
Raleigh New and Observer says Rob
ert Burwell, who recently graduated
with honors at Cornell University and
who hu been spending week or two
In the oity leave thia morning for Bai
timnr.
ne Fife meeting at Mt. Airy opens
today.
Cy Long leaves Wednesday for Mt.
Airy to locate. Mra. Lona will remain
here at her mother a, Mrs. Cuthburtson,
for a month or so.
Uuihaiu Sun: Misses Sallie YstM
and LiUie Lockheit hav--gone to Rox
horo to attend the District Suiiday
-c noui v Junvenucn.
D-. Jos. Orahaui returned from States
vi'le esterday, where he had been ca'l
ed to . e Ura. Walton, lie baa been
oonri urd to the house s'nee he returned.
Ltttlu Mis Annie Wilson gave a party
Friday ntght, which wm tn joyed by a
lot of little folk
At the meeting of the Queen City
Guards Frtdry night a constaotion and
by laws ww ;ut.tdd.
Scairttg the Wa fr WUmb.
It wa rvporwi yesterday that U a
Ugro John Wilson wm hiding iu tbe
wood near Phifsr's old pond Accord
ingljr tbe sheriff and tea or twelve
fl;cw ctsrt.d in ircmediauly to tcorr
ti.- rftLij-i, Thoir south Wat u:ui 1
eWai, and they rttrad witbmj j
TBE tmim PHTMfJIAIS' 8DFN.T
COMPAKT.
A New C iyaky Iicarptrated Tetterday
Three Able Bislaess lea literestei
Tha Wilson Phystc'sni Supply Com
panv Is the name of a new crepny
Innorporsiod yefrday. The Incorpor'
pointers are W. M Wilson, Robert
Htokes and AX Hergtcla of New York
The articles of Incorporation state that
the capital clock Is 83 000, to be increa
cd to an amount not exceeding 830 000,
The new cr mpany will commence
business In a si:ort while.
Church Notices
Commonim ervices will be held lathe
Second Presbyterian churob this morn
ing. Usual night service
Rev. Dr. Miller will occupy hi pulpit
today for the last time in several
months. Services as usual today-
Rev. W. C. Maxwell will preach at
Graham street Presbyterian church tc
day.
The Brat tun Prtimrty Sold.
Dr. H. M. Wilder yesterday purrhss
ed from R H. Jordon the Ilrat'on
property on corner of Tryon ad 8rd
street.
The price paid wm $3,500.
Charlotte Will WelramelbiN Return
Sam Pegram. of Knoxville, Tenn.
formerlv a resident of this citv. is here
on a visit. Mrs. Pegram in visiting in
Gsstonia, sfter which, she will join her
husband here. Mr. 1'egram Is contem
plating returning to Charlotte to live.
and is here now with that move in view,
The Eirampmeat Commeaer s this 'Week
Tha encampment commence this
week. It will be formally opened 8t
urdsy morning. The Hornet Nest Ri
flemen will leave here Thursday night
at H:U0 for Wrihtville and be joined
at Maxton hv the Maxton Rifles. These
will b i the 1 1 ret onmpanies to report at
camp.
IVnpxrtr Id Steel Cretk Changes hands
Price Neelv. of Steel Creek, hu sold
his place to W. B. Sheat for the sua of
82.810. Mr Neoly will'moTe to Waynes
vilie to lire
Rev Mr. Orr t Be As Evairslist.
It is understood that Rev. W. W. Orr.
'ho has been pastor of the church at
Huntersville for several years and con
ducted a flourishing school in oonneo
tion with his work, will leave soon for
Alabama, to engage in evangslistlo
wcrk.
Death f Mrs. Speck
Mrs. Hprvk, mother of Joh" Speck of
this city, died I riday at Newberry, N
('. Mr. Speck renched home just a few
hours bofore his molhur died.
Men Vtlio II art a Tow.
An unknnu'ii eachnnge tells in o few
cliar-cut. Income pnrsirraphs of the
men win hurt n town."
'i he f aiu thono
ho i. ever piiKh their hnwineas.
Who dis'.riist public npintd mon
Who run down their town to strang
ers.
Who oppose everything that does not
originate with them
vv ho wear long faces when strangers
speak of locating in a twr,
who refuse to Biirgcrtbe townd the
building of churches and roLools.
Who fin J fnult with all eoUrvrise
wah whi 'i lln v are n'ii ' onri'cud
Who c ! of I'vorv p ilp'o enlerpiite
thftt 1 no lik'l.- to ho of pecuniary
bint-fit to themselvi'S.
Who never subronbe, advrrtlse in or
in nriy wrty patron s ' tlitir homo paper,
n I nrn always u-aJy to And fault With
evory thlna i' mhiiIm.
More I'olttTrd AiiliiDU.
The Bunerlutndot of Eiuoitlon
yodtnrjay exammrtl eiht ruorn oolored
applicant for posltlnct to teach In th
county rctiooU. Fifteen in all hay
been examined in two days.
Tbe Ptiarmar-enilral Association.
Tbe State Pharmaceutical Associa
tion is In version at Mori head. W. H.
Wcarn, of this oity, is in attendance.
The I'soal Frstlral Row.
During the progress of a colored fes
tival in "Log Town" Friday night,
Tom Rirris and Jno. Rankin became
involved lo a dlffl-ultv. Rtnkln drew
n suck on Harris, and a- he did to Har
ris drew bi revolver and fired at Bin
kin, inflicting a flesh wound iu the
side Harris wan bound over to court
hy Roiire Maxwell in sum of ?50, and
i.Imi ilrird Mil for carrying conceal
ed opont K-iLkin wm bound over
u thu sum of S3
Ksor I'aiidid ites Krreivril to I lie Older
r ur (-:.didates wrrn received In tho
Ilea dictioe Order, at St. M-iry 's tion
Mtery yesterday, by Bishop Elaid.
Off For Karope.
n Chsrlca M. Sled man and wifo
n
saili o for Europe several days since on
Uic Umbris.
He faid Dear fr UU Meat.
The case of Jack Harris and Walter
Spring, oolored, for stealing meat
from a car at the K. dc u depot, wm
tried yesterday. Springs waa dtami -aed
for lack of evidence, but Harris wm
sent 'up" lo default of S300 b:cd.
HOW TO MAKE I T.
A rliU SAVINO AND
HOW TO MAKE IT.
BlMn.V BE YOl ft OWN AOKNT AND
CANVAS8EH AND THE THINCI IB DON
We are selling the best MIS 00 Sewing
Machine ever made In the world with $
Drawers Drop I-af and to.ei. on I.
ia lui uU, at ti 00. or for Hsh, 8U 00
N i you xe hr bring yutir own aaent
and Canvus. er you can nave neai l i
third in the cost of a fMst-cl .es 8 wu g
Machiao Wagon Agent tnJ anvaa
ers can I ffer kuch inducemt ut. N .y
verily. Tnei is it not the para of sosnd
buineee prio iples and good ovmiioii
eeuoe to call on the Old Htcbioe Veter-
a Vul. Itradsha. who bae bteo in the
Machine Business 24 years, who will
fulfill the ab ive to the letter.
We have bad 50 or more of our Ma
chines running by power in tbe Cloth
ing rectories of our city (or th last 4
or t year at a high rate of speed. Our
Machines are used exc'usivelr by the
leadlcg Dressmaker, Mra. P. Query, of
our city.
Ux.d &aoood Hand Maohiae thor
oughly repaired for aaie very cheap.
Repairing Sewing Machine a peclalty,
CsFRimeuih-T ;fce plsce,
r5 ROUTii-XiiV ON SIKEBr.
C . C '. Column.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
GRANDMOTHER'S SUGGESTIONS
ABOUT NEW THINGS FOR
THE PARK-
READ EVEBT LIE OF THIS
The People Want t Bare a Hand I
BeantifTiig aid Maklig laterentlng
Charlolte'i Sirbarbaa Resort.
The following letter addressed to the
Charlotte Consolidated Construction
Company, and from one of Charlotte'
deareat old ladle is worthy rf the at
tention, we are confident that it wil(
receive:
"Oentlemen: I have upon several
occasions visited your delightful Park
and take great pleasure iu congratula
ting you upon tbe outcome of your ef
forts in that direction. Indeed you have
made a grand success of your entire en
terprise, far in excess of the mostaan
gulne expectations of you friends. You
have done nobly for your fellow citi
sen, and when I apeak I do so as the
voice of many mother in this commu
nity who owe yon a debt of gratitude
for the retreat you have given us for
our dear little ones. You have placed
right at our door, nearly, and through
the excellent railway the mean to
reach a resoi t where a pure and bracing
atmosphere may be had for tbe weakly
babe who is or may be tbe victim of the
oppressive heat of tho reason. Do we
owe ou a debt of gratitude? All wilt
admit it. I have been thinking how
we, as a people, could discharge It.
llow we can show yon our high appre
ciation r i me oeoents you nave bestow
ed up jd us. I have at last, I hone, in
deed I think, solved the problem. Now
I make this appeal to every man, wo
man and child in Charlotte. Let us
contribute from even a penny to dollar
II we can anord It, to errct one or more
pretty sto e structures around the
spring and dedicate one to each of the
director, and to gi t up a csological
garden, even though It be oa a email
scale. This latter wM prove interest
lug to children, a well n instructive.
Atlanta aomo time ago t io work
and through her pbiidr- u bought an
elei.hant, which today l ope of the
great attractions iu her pus. Why
oannot Charlotte boys and girls, eldud
bv their parents, gut up sou t'ig suit
able. They can if they will a ... I bupe
f hey wuj ao it.
A U8A0MUTHKH,"
TBI rouQ oi on tub bucjict
Bafarria to the above lstesr Lha
Cttarlotta OoBWlidatM Coutruotloa
ComDanr. retDootf ally reoil. tbat IB'
asmuoh a It wrrHpoadaot, ba shown
thaltba contributions suggested win
be of a publio benefit, the company ba
no awttaaoy in tuDmitung, aa a reoip
lent, to thi exhibition of publio grati
tude. Tbat an organisation may be had
for tha purpose, wa must oall upon our
young friend, boy ana gin, ana en
ut them in tne rurtnersooe or tne en
terprise. We want every
BOT AMD OIBX
in Charlotte to call at this office and re
ceive the proper authority to collect
money for thi purpose
To tbe one who make the largest col
lection, a luitable medal will be given,
and to those next following a proper
recognition will be made. Now we
want all to go to work with a will, and
out do Atlanta and every other south
ern town of enteipriie. Charlotte al
ways manage to do tbo right thing on
occasions of competition and for the
"springs" and tho "aoo" we want her
to go far ahead.
Now boys and girls oall at the oom-
?anys office over tbe Western Union
elegraph Office and enlist at once.
$50 00 REWARD.
A reward of Fifty dollar will be paid
ft information leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person or person
oaugbt, or known to have placed, explo
al ves or other obstruction on th track,
or otberwiae guilty of any other at
tempt to damage any property, of thia
company.
E D LATTA, President,
Charlotte Eieotrio Railway Co
A CHANCE FOB THE LADIES.
Tbe haadaom pavilion about to ba
erected at tha Para on tho property of
the Charlotte Consolidated Construction
Company, will ba furnished ia keeping
with th beauty of It surroundings.
But it w ill need interior dcooralkHia,
drapery fiw the window and the ad
niteia looatkm of chair, tables,
t4c, to give She place the air of the pr e
etme of ladiee and their handiwork.
Now with tbe view of getting the idea
of many ladies on tha ubjeet we will
give SaO in gold to tbo most acceptable
design of arrangements, with a state
ment accompanying, (bowing the neo
eaear purchase so be made to carry
out the plana conveyed. Seal your eom
ananioatiODa and address them to
PARK COMMISSIONERS OF THE
OaaauYTT OoatmuDARD Ooa. Co..
owuwt. . a
Seal (Estate Sot Bait.
FOR SALE.
FOR HAUL
Beautiful
Residence
Property
Oa Ninth Street
also other Property
Call on
BREM & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
Charlotte, N. C
RESIDENCE and BUILDING
PROPERTY.
EIGHT ROOM two-story dwelling on
North B street, near 7th, lot 99x99, two
vacant lota adjoining 491x99. Price
$1,500 for the whole.
VACANT LOTS on North Graham,
near 9th, fine shade and desirable lo
cation. Price and terms at office.
SIX BOOM COTTAGE on N. Poplar
between 7th and 8th; desirable neigh
borhood and conveniont to business.
Price 81,860.
n t -w t" t i x J 1 1 :
DiJh. nouiu twu-Btury uwviiiuk. oor-
U nmm ..J Q. .1 in. 0(1 w 1 Of3
desirable purchMe for 81, 00.
VACANT LOTS on East 7th, W,st
Gold, North Pine and West 13th.
W. 8. ALEXANDER,
19 East Trade 8t.
NEW BOOKS.
"On the Stage and Cff TaiM
by Jerome K Jerome
"What s lired in the Hone.
' Man of Iceland" last by
Victor Hugo.
Base Ball supplies cheap.
Artist Goods Bicycles at
$33. 35 and l8o
ROSS & ADAMS,
93 So. Tryon St
Charlotte, N. C,
J. A. DURHAM & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Charlotte, If, 0.;
We have a large and well select
ed (took of groceries wbloh wa
offer to the wholesale trad
only, and respectfully Mk an
examination of our goods and
price before buying elsewhere.
Respectfully,
J. A. DURHAM ft CO.
DAVIDSON COLLEGE,
Mecklenburg Cotjntt, N. C.
SEPT. 10TH, 1891, TO JUNE 0TH, 1892
J. B. Shearer, D D, LL. D , Presi
dent, aud professor of Biblical lu
struotion and Moral Philoi'M hy.
W J Martin, LL D , Vice Preaideut,
and Professor cf Chemistry.
W D VIN8OH, A. M .Professor of Math-
ematica.
W 8 Oravbs, A. M ,Profeor of Lstin
and Freticb
W. S ( urbkll, Ph. D., Profesuor cl
English.
H. L Smitu, Ph. D, Professor of Natural
Philosophy.
R. Bakdiko, Ph D , Professor of
Oreek and O rman Languages .
W L. LlROLS, Tutor of Mathematics.
For Catalogues and other Information
addree Ihb PbmidkjsT
July 8-tf
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89th veer. Healthful Climate.
Lihoioe of Courses; Commercial Depart
ment; Library 1? 000 Volumes: Work
ing Laboratory: good morals; Expense
fer t month $164 to $804; (board, fee,
c) Young men from many State.
Inii T-r . Mea o and J ao N drth
Carolina well rvprmeuled. Illustrated
Oateloirue and illusttaled bowk about
Salem frw. Add eea
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Jlle.ft.d. In
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Institute, for young lad lea, Raleigh, N.
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SO new ptaa tVed for eatalxgue.
J Art. Illit'i ll'l'l. A.or
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VRBAK WILLS.
Late of WHI Broa., Aahevflla.
ARCHITECT,
Charlotte, If. O, P. O. Bos 107.
CTPlaM aad peeifloaUooe prepared
for all kind of publie aad prrate CuUd
Oga. OorrereoBdeaCf IWOite.
Orp Oooba, Vatitnu, Ctr,
8
LET THEM tfO
For the week beginning Mon
day, July 6th.
A AAA varcs handsome white
Z,UUU satin plaid. Embroider
ed India linen, worth 20c., will be
sold at yc
n n yards of similar goods
worth 1 6c. will go at 9c
The quantity is large, but they
will go fast at such prices, so
don't delay.
H. BARUCH.
8ra oalnff .
T
HE LATEST THING OUT
ASSORTED SEA FOOD Shrimp,
numM Tttwaav and Ovataia ia alaaa
in oeienraiea 100a rix tn--im
ntA tvirolnl Tfami. wiuhIdm Baa
oon and Sugar Cured Bhouldor. rreth
Janay Butter oa lea.
A frah lot of Una
Teat and Coffee,
l resn Darawga unipai
Rummer Cream Chill.
Don't forget Ioa Cream Bala.
Bethune & White,
Phone 81.
SI E. Trade St.
POUND 1AKK.
FRUI1' 'A KB,
CITRON rfJUHU UAJUS,
DUCHESS LADY FINGERS.
nick UN or
SMALL CAKES.
HOf rtOLLS efry erening.
J KASNACHT, ity Baker.
DtLICIUUS
Vh utie Holla. Vienne Rread, Graham
JitcmI, K)e Breed wither without eed.
HiiKbr liuti, CrullcrN.
Ku.e caki a c( alt kllida.
rrt-bh rv.ry niuiDli at
PUATHER'8.
ltou Ton Bak.ry, No. K18 E Trade St.
WHAT WE NEED.
Here are u.e vtiy thmg you are
talking about at borne. Tney are the
"wbat-we need" itqutaltle for tbe
dining room tbe cupboard aad tbe
kitchen.
Leonard Dry Air Rf rhrerator.
Proven to be the beat.
Gate City Water Fitter.,
lkaper thai doctor' bill.
Water Cooler Fly Fan
Cream Freraeta. Oil Store.
Wire Pish Corer Fl Trap-
H n I ,..r Hl liut J us.
Ete , Etc , Kto.
Cs. i kKAi) a n
China and (ilaas
SEE THOSE
BOX FOR 8 CENTS,
worth 10 cent.
At
M. F. PEGRAM, Jr.
The) Babsrdaahar,