The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 8

8 CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER DECEMBER 3 1898 IbionmavOlOsoMOMEIMI Maleammongl IpEMIEIMIEMOOMPI1 NO11 CAROLINA FILL WA 1)R AT PEACE MI ALL WILL TIIV TO OLS EELLA TY tblYsIValsworth'sSolls For La Grippe and Influenza CIIENErS EXPEC TORANT have bctn license1 They are in barn101174 Tho' VIAA 11144lit r4 In OP' tiAry here s(111 not he FIcitt ILOC rhos awl OILY II dI I YlIII'01 bt'Itle Ho I'd eal titbion at thtta 4 Nt 1111 I trt 111Y(11r1 hi put 11110 Capt AN" It Kenitriek gill') has NIck it ION hiit tisi PW Mit or danger 4 I Darns Ciovernor Russell's tigiult returned from NNashington to11y Ile lot not get the State elattic niatti-i-r straightened out sit (lovernor 1ctsill goes to have IL try at It Returns or dection for Judges aro canvaseil but additions are only imple to-night Vtl I lok0 Anil Drown and Aloore ore concerned 1100 NIL vote Is taken hecause is riii- rroto (rrors or vartiatioes and sti 11ke 1714hoi Eaves 5il: thus making the Democraile majority 1793s tleorge IL Ilrokt Jr 1i-- illyis roily Itt116 votes: Augustus NI NI411110 III thus falling he-hind 11520 votes this being heeause Nur 32tico 1110 ropIrt itroi(n" secretary Thompson what he NVIaild 111 this tri t)al as he had plWer manifest errrs it that he has to Issue cer or election to Moore llovernor hinsiell ((as not at hk office but Private Secretary Cade sahl ho presume(' Cevernor 110 soy1tAry itiito in 1nleg commissions and that then Judge Drown ioutil institute quo wiarranto proceiidings The privat SI'Vrotary stated 'that the (lovernor said hiol no purpose to inako any use of any such error in the returns hut that no other (01111q S1-111c4 NM Viit 0 fig by OW Sorro tary of State for solicitors is as fol lows: Pittit District: (leo 'W Ward Democrat 13411: Isaac NI NIliekips fusionist 12901: Leary 119 NV Leary Sr 40 Second Dishlet: Waller Danfol Democrat 13963 'W Williamson fusionist 13100: Robert Williams Third District: Moore Democrat 13S51 'Wheeler Martin fusionist 12- I'ourth District: Edward Demo('rat 11459: ()liver It Dockery 5029 ()liver IL Dockery 50S9 'Fifth Dic-driet: Aubrey Brooks Democrat 1)(006 William Nli'rritt fusionist 100S2 Sixth District: Rudolph Duffy Democrat 1169S: Milton Richardsta fusionist 13192 Seventh District: Colin NI NIcLean Democrat 14114: Leads 11210 Colin McLean 3502 all east in Robes tt county Seawell 2: John Camerson 2 Eighth District: Wiley 'Rush Democrat 15175 John Holton fusionist 12513 Nitith District: J'titu It JOneg Democrat 1402 Alarshall Mott rush cist 14697 Tenth Iiiiistriet: Joseph Spainhour Democrat 10205 Moses Harshaw fusionist 10225 Eleventh Iistrict: James Webb Democrat 1907S Lemuel 'Wetmore fusionist 13611 Twelfth District: James Eergu soya li)cmocrit 12202: Chas 'Washburn fusionist 12002 Tho Democrats therefore elect al' save and Ilarshaw The error as to N1cLean in the cevouth district is clerical of course The canvass of North Carolina's conssional vole completed late to-night gives the following result: First District: John I I Small Democrat 19725 Barry Skinner fusionist 1)3263: Joshua Whedbee 97 Sq-ond District: Geo 11 White Republican 17557: Fountain independent Populist 14037 Jo Lloyd Populist 2277 Third District: Charles It Thomas Democrat 1600S John IE Fowler fusionist 15S19 Foneth District: John Atwater ndependent Populist 1931S Joseph Jenkiins fusionist 1)(4s0 Fifth District Kitchin Democrat 20 S07 Spencer Adams fusionist 1)3027 Sixth District Jno Bellamy jr Democrat 23212 Oliver Dockery fusionist 17250 Seventh Dislrict: Theodore Erluttz Democrat 20073: Morrison It Caldwell fusionist 11061 Eighth Disetricit: Romulus Linnor fusionist 17370: E1wi7ril Lovell Denmerat 10117: John Brower 15S Ninth District: William Crawford Democrat 19600: Richmond Pearson l'tepublicar 1936S George Boggs Populist 93 The iiicood 11)1s11mt of (it iterki Lt's Curios toirr Hurry Order lo for 11114vbsols SaNantoth (4 I 141 1441111 )I tH1111 It th: ttith Corps tho 44c111 It iietiiat tho Signal Corps anti tallithim I' Seventh Cortoi tiri otioi1 "love as Fomit 111 Ii4 hl frloa Savatiwill to 111Votia MAJor Cootrai l''itztitigh 14e isue(i 1111 111r to this eftetit 1(5-415y 1110 Will go ai Ill taho Itipput 1: transports tek carry thotn ThAt Ilinre than the government ham in stirvice nt this flint The Sevotot 1511pilitn 1111 go unitr (kazeal Tito fl the Sociind t)vhion aro the titio Hundred awl SixtNi-niurth Indiana Socimil I tUnAs Twi5 and Soconti Now 'York h'ilurth Virginia Forty-ninth Iowa and Sixth Nilssonri those are In the nature or hurry tiritors it is not thought 'riot's can leave hero letore TO SAIL NILXT WELL The Finn North Caroline Regiment Among the First to Leave for trona- none In the Durham Company Splal to Tht Ghserver Camp On Wa rd Savannah Dee 2-- Major rhoeers Inspector general of tho Second Division Is authority for the Ftatenwnt that the Second Division xvill leave lute first that the North Carolina llogiment will be tile first to move 1IC ays the embarkation may take place next Tuosday certainly not later than next Saturday Two transports are now here and more are expeted every day Orders to move have liven read in the 1ridtani Regiment belonging to the same brigade as the First Ncirth' Carolina Sergeant Nlajor Leinster has boon sworn in as second lieutenant of the Durham company An examination of the non-commissioned officers will take Place for the selection of his successor 11 Long-1)104111(o Telephone Line to Pass Concord Rig Hogs In Cabarrtoi Special to The Observer Concord Dec 2---Afiss Mary Wilson tif Vfflisbury arrived here this morning on her return front a trip to Savannah Oa where she spent about ten days with her brother Sergeant 1ns Wilson Messrs Hall A Croker and 'Wm Crane three gentlemen of New York are in our county for the purpose of securi1 privileges to erect the long-distance telephone line that is now being built from New Orleants 'to Chicago Mr Ernest Fetzer of Baltimore who hIS a number of near relatives here left some days ttgo for Cuba with a detail of 99 men composing a hospital corps Air Fietzer has been promoted from second lieutenant to this position which is very creditable to him Mr Sandy Smith has two hogs that N'ill net him almost 1700 pounds of pork One will ve-igh 800 pounds British lyarship Ordered to 'Nanking Pekin Dec 2--Owing to the presence of a French warship at Nanking a 'British warship has been ordered there to protect the interests of Great Britain The question of the extension (Jr the American and British settle inent6 at Shanghai is likely to be favorably decided at an early date Overcome evil with good Overcome your coughs and colds with One Minute Cure It is so good children cry for It It cures croup bronchitis pneumonia grippe and all throat and lung diseases IL JORDAN Co WEATHER FORECAST For North light to fresh northeasterly winds Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau 'Charlotte Friday Dec 2 WEATHER NOTES The barometer continues low in the west Gulf States and threatening Nveather prevails ovei the Gulf States in consequence The highest pressure is found over the Middle Atlantic States Light rains have fallen in soathern Lou'slana on the central portion of the Texas coast and on th: western toast of Florida Snow is report2d from the upper 11ssissqpi and uPTer Missouri Valleys anti portions of the great lakes The thermometer reads about the 3RITIO as on yesterday morning excopt at widely separated point' CHARLES DAVIS Official in Charge LOCAL -WEATHER REPOI1T Maximum temperature 54 minimum temperature :35 mean 41 uormal temperature 44 temperature 54 mininviin temperatur 39 mean temperature EG tSz) CO'S 7-11 5-CENT CIGAR Is still the best in the city BURWELL Erb CONN CO Manufacturers YtItliu1iIt F1iriii tiii1s II AD!) IC 11 CON I EitENCL Mayo Ito toi Ilvat ly to I Ally for tile 11211 tart North Cow ferruto Adopts ittmolutions I mvorthic Itrtoro I niter ('crialii t'onititionit of the Mosley nod Ceivoiritig Stablioso unti Ilierlies it built l'referrett and Mil in estigallog Cum-loll I A man t3ell kiroloiOlt to be field at 'iskillugtori fspielal to Thu lbsrrvir Elizabyth City I nit 1 at it tn I shop loitzgl'alti in levotional oXyrolia-4 wt-ro culohletuil by it 1 NV Jklllo The inittut14 tit ycsir01ty's wk10 real it atpro I kva4 ta the ittol ea1 a rupurt or th tont (41)Imil Asylum T114 quisain WitS resuttn41 thi nalilf ot 11-11010 was callial lie arose anti salt' Hutt htt 140111 remarks to malt 10 tiny (7(inforotico Jto t11(1 'that the pesPnt year hal hsen ono tit cantilt kith 1111w that It he hail naA10 any ultkina 10rsunal mark 11 tts hut that Ill WIIS loot roally to reit art any ttattte of conviction Outing thi year there lab1 lawn tht1014 Awl ht could not pray IN twit Ito coli11 not fol' hi' forgivtn all Ill agilltst film hut that WM' tlikb irii hai 111 hi was at peace vith all mon for the sake Ho said further that he kast ready to fight nny other battle for tho Church and would imy of her banners if given to him in the front or dip in the attempt Revs Cole and Underwood anti Messrs 1 McMullan and Itrown were notninateil and elected to Ctinfrt Ivith a shnilar commission from the Western North Carolina Conference regarding The Christian Advtuttte The special committee on the Publishing House matter submitted the following report vhich was adopted: "whereas The payment by the eminent of the United States to the Publishiog House of lhe 111-stho1 1st Episcopal church South of ITttard'd thO Church as a very tardy payment of a just claim due for the use of said house by the United Strttes army and acknowledged by all -who know the facts to be eminently just upon its merits and Whereas After the bill in Congress 'authorizing the payment of said claim nal passed the House of Representaties and while pending in the Senate ore Stoll employed to prosecut0 the said (laim-)penly deceived certain Senators as to the amount of his compensation Ti Barbee Smith agents of said 'Publishing- -House v-hen called upon did not express the truth in reg'rd to the Same: now therefore "Itosolvotil 1 That the North Conference horeby condemn the open deception of Stahlmann and the want of candor on the part of Barbee Stnith "Resolved 2 That we have confidence in the godly Judgment of our bishops ta nrottct the-Church in this emergency from any stain of dishonor in regard to this whole matter feeling as we do that the entire amount should be refunded rather than the Church should suffer any stain of dishonor therefrom "ReAolved 3 That if the United States SonatP shill by affirmative vote declare that 1 he said bill would not hove passed the Senate but for the deception above mentioned then we recommend the return of the money to the Treasury of the United States "Resolved 4 That we recommend that proper effort be made to elicit an expression from the United States Senate upon the point $1 hove suevested (Signed) "'W NORMAN JOHN UNDERWOOD 'H WATT I SMITH" Bev Dr Yates 'strongly opposed the commit tee'S' 'report and Rev John equally 2S strongly supported it Charges were -preferred against Rev 'Moorman and aeommittee of investigation ecinSisting of Revs IL John TWilley and Smith was appointed Washington- 'Wilmington Newborn and Rooky Mount were all nominated for the place Of holding the next Conference session (And he Vote decided upon Washington Rev Dr Ita0 of Charlotte 'arrived and vas introduced to the Conference and preached in the 'Baptist church tonight Dr Kilgo addressed the educational meeting to-night Mrs Nichols Remains Interred at Marion Soldier's Hotly Arrives Speclul to The Observer Marion Dec 2 remains of Mrs Annie Nichols wife of the late Nichols who died at Morganton Wednesdoy were brought her yesterday afternoon and interred in the Marion cemetery Private Malcom Jimmerson of the First North Carolina Regiment died recently at Savannah of typhoid fever His body was brought here this evening tand will be laid to rest in the old Nebo cemetery The west-bound passenger train was delayed two hours yesterday on account of the piston rod of the engine breaking The trouble occurred one mile east of Marion Anot her engine was sent to pull the damaged train to the depot The Clan lhounsuond Wrecked-37 People Drowned Lisbon Dec 2 people were drowned on board the tritish steamer Clan Drummond from the clyde via Liverpool for the Cape of Good' Hope wrecked in the Bay of Biscay The remainder of the ship's company saved number 23 They are on board the steamer Ilolbein Captalia Sharlock from London and Antwerp for RIG Jaueiro anchored off Cascae 15 west of here The 11o1l7a41 had her propeller shafting broktn 1lester8 Report on Vlsib lo Cotton Supply New Orlt OATS Dec ter's statement or'the world of i FLIPPly cotton hows an ncrease for Just closed of lAi01S4 bales ag')1114t an inerPa''-e 259-S79 The totil visible is 4l'ilt103() against 4335S76 last week and 371)3405 last supply of cotton shovvs an increase for Just closed of lAl01S4 hales agdilst On increase of 259S79 last year The tall visible is 451)1030 against 4335S76 last and 376405 laFt A l'IAS I It's III HUN 1111l'ANS 101P101 'I her 11111 lieviars 'I hat 1 here Waa No Ito-publican Form of tiotersitticist to the Silt it 11101'111 -Iii I statea Chita Again the littate la for l'ear Ion liflht loiekery I utploy ttotanNet for heir l'onletito of Ilustiell'a Negrora lietnir Out -The Oovernor I red to Appoint Republican to Hilary lona -A NeKru Retrillit Onkel' W1141 Took the Hint nal jai Ilia Job Taylor to d'otoolaisil lite Ittiglistall of lila Oials he Vote for Sakitont Ali Demurral a but Too Mr it l'oes ell Chosen tif Raleigh After IN trite! datlio Stitt hitArlittivo The Democratic Majority 1193 rtil I he tuditial liket he (tag remattinal I We 11st'vur I kV(st 1111-gctt ltti U41) Oec 2 IL Is Ieatcicd frot Polothilcan ut 11lincnce thAt thc 31tn tho ItontlbIicans is that the 11a) Itetircs-113- 1111) I) litlant Ilcinocrato Ctigrc)4)11an-vtt the sixth district a11) Nviat1 tk la t)t)votti In and that OS so(utt itS Stekcr u1tit1 they shttll put a 2esdution throuLth declaring that thcro ts IF) republican farm or govcrnaa In ill ItIt distrIct at the late dec Inn and that therclre 11LtIiy'4 it Is rant It Is tioW 8(41111 that t'ongrcaran l'earNon )titest clec lion Ind that In has employed coatis' Lit tali of then) bcing thivcr IL Dockery 1t-) itlu counsel t) contest liellatny's lec11a) his counsel 100ng Itudlcv aud Mitchcmr of Governor 'Russell Ivas to-day inroril1 8f4 to the facts regarding the claim of 1 the United States against North Caro lina In 1SW of Wilda or the 'Western No Ca roina Railroad were bought by the Indian Trust Fund as an II investment Ivith Indian funds The 1 State after the civil 'war ceased to Pi3 the Interest and the lands were Goa 13 transferred to the Unlical States gov ernment which assumed I he debt and pays interest On the These bonds Ti are in two batches In On aro itto coupons of $30 etela and in the other batch 193S coupons making total st due $S0lita the grand total be ker $13S340 Nvhieh the government now holds he Slit to The comptroller of the Treasury gives an opinion that he has the right to credit any State 01 claims on this debt and that all allowances by the War Department will be credited on it The Governor is in formed that it will be necessary to se cure passagt of a relief bill by Con It fl'ess ordering I he War Depart ment to make payment or the war cl1tm9 without regard to the old debt above oi alluded to The fact is further ascot- Is tained that vhile the State Auditor has 118 Stated iSSIttll Warrants for $23000 of war claims Elone or these warrants rt have been paid 41overnor Russell decides not to go to 'Washington to-morrow because of Mrs fl Russell's sickness There is a rumor here that the Third Itegitnent teoloretil is soon to be mos- I tered out An officer of the regniat army who arrived here yesterday said last night that the muster-out was to take place To-day Capt Todd muster out officer -who is yet hero was asked about the matter and gave in reply What may be termed a diplomatic an svier Nothing is harder in North Carolina than to get aceurate figures Happen- Ing to Nvant the vole ror tnembers of the Legislature inquiry was made could in any way be obtained A news I paper man declared that it could not be obtained in less than two years and hat he could get the returns from No I brasta quicker than he could those I from this tate Judge Purnell appoints 'William II I Cox of Lattrinburg a United Stales commissioner It is said that there la groat pressure i on Governor Russell to get military appointments for the volunteer service for Republicans the claim being that the latter were not recognized This sort of I pressure was brdught to bear to get 01 iver 11 Dockery Jr a place It was I the same a9 to Captains Wagner and Cowles Mention was made the other day that 1 the young negro man Shepherd whtr was appointed by Collector Duncan one of the three general storekeepers in this revenue distriet had given up that work and gone to Washington All the people of the revenue otlico are as dumb as oysters about Shepherd but from outsiders it is learned that he oral made a few visits to distilleries something like three or four only and that he tvas given notice not to t-eurn Ithe hint must have been a pretty plain one hat nero office-holders were not want ed for two at least of the thstillers 1 asho told him so were Republicans Then he asked a Republiean official 111 he did not think it beet to change hie Lae and the official sild yes Capt A Cowles left this morning for Camp Onward Savannah to take command of his company Ito walks with tolerable ease though his broken log In healing is bent Ile will hardly be able to make a leng march for some time yet Colcnel Walker Taylor Nvho was yes teraay eleeted to command the new First Regiment of the State Guard was here to-day to see the Governor and the Aeting Adjutant Genet The ne'v First Regent le composed of six con panies of the old First anti four of the old Secoitd Col IL Rodmatt of Washington and John Gruten of Wilsen both declined re-election As lientenont eolonel or the old Secamt Taylor commanded the troaps at Wilmington dm'ing the rev)lutlin of November 12th The superintendent does not yet know whether that institath NVPI or will net meet its expenses this year Alex Pewell who Is a nephew Gm 'William IL Cax was elei mayor or Raleigh to-night by the aldermen to William Russ who cri Monday will go into office ae clerk of Wako Superior court In January a fair ill be held here for the purrase of raising- fends for O'B Branch MP ntederate Veterans The people of the State should not forget in the holiday gifts the inmates of the Soldiers' Home During November there were 23 births find 23 deaths in this city Next Monday the Supreme Court will hear arguments a the case of Fleming against Cozart from Granville involvlog title to the shoriffalty Each te ceived 2220 votes Cozart being the fusion and Fleming the Democratic candidate Judge Timbertaka berate whom the case first wit ordered a recount and derided that Cozart elected and from this decision Fleming appeaks Congressman Pearson arrived hero totday on another political visit The State Treasurer and Attorney Gcneral are after the nickel-in-the-slot machines whi(h permit gambling and says they art- "lotteries" They -Will ro doubt have to leave the State as The people of the State should not forget in the holiday ifts the inmates Dr the Soldiers' Home During November there were 23 births pnd 23 deaths in this city Monday the Supreme Court will arguments in the case of Fleming against Cozart from Granville involv- ing title to the sheriffalty Each le- 2220 votes Cozart biig the fusion and Fleming the Demoerntie candidate Judge Timberlake before whom the case first wit-it ordered a re- and decided that Cozart was and from this docion Fleming appeals Pearson arrived here toiday on another political visit The State Treasurer and Attorney are after the nickel-in-the-slot machines whit permit gambling and says they aro- "lotteries" They Will ro doubt have to ltave the State as Ii' 111 It I In nfl the 311 S35 jr I Wadsworth Trallsicr Go BOTH 'PEONES NI 26 Livery Sale Feed and Boarding Stable -O-O--O--4i-O--O- s--t-4i- BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE CO your ()rib npr 11 1 2 1 or pound box or fain bi liot of Iluyier's bon is and t- for your girl as a Christ rims prosonl niecr or as t-lwvei Wo aro roquirod to orlors early in Goods and Fhitlic1 as IL IL Jordan Co PrescriptioaNts Iirriks l'ilone 7 -0-0--e-C-c)--0---(1---0-0-0- L'UFts'ilD HOTEL ---Lts'D--- Belmont Hotel Annex aentmoomwovai First aad Finest Elevalcr Ever Placed Charictte 0 MrtImmmwmk Howie eompktely overhauled papered and painted New dinIngroom on parlor handsomest In the State Belmont Hotel newly fresetiok and decorated EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS POPULAR PRICES ECCLES BRYAN liFILINTON HOTEL MiUrEr IMiMMMAMENEMROMIIMO Tha Commercial Man's Home MEM Now the best equipped house in Charlotte Entire house overhauled papered and painted Table service under personal superViSiOn of an experienced caterer The largest and best lighted sample rooms in the city Popular prices Rates to commercial men Free bus A FOIL PROPRIETOR HOOK SAVIYER ARCHITECTS Offices Second Floor Hunt Building Charlotte Dr Its 'Wald 'fold Will be in his office at 40 So Tryon street all of November and December except Thursdays and Fridays His practice is limited to the Eye Eat Nose and Throat Central tlitl NEW ANNEX LEADING HOTEL IN CHARLOTTE Superior location and equipment to any other in the citY LIBERALLY CONDUCTED AT POPULAR PRICT1 Sperry Lucas Fropietora SPERRY laia of Macon Gc Manager BUY A HOME IN DILWORTH WITH RENT MONEY THE CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK Charlotte MMWMM01I We solicit your deposits You shall receive courteous treatment and all accommodation your account warrants PEAT11 President Man' Cashier OUR CLAIMS We claim for the Niagara 17ti1s Acetylene Gas Machine the mechaniom most durable automatle Easy to clean tts I here is left from uscl farhide only a Very small amount of dry aAter as there are no eocks or ViliVeS to tamper with: The light it produces is the nearest likf stinflght of any artificial light prodreed of machine as low as any first-class acetylene taaehino and lower thtea rcatly NVt-tlf1'11 INVESTICIATINCt DOWD KING FULL LINE GAS FIXTURES' -11 COPIER LOT Is 111A1 t1sirall1t for a blow 1 cm! ofir a VtI'Y roity Ulltt Nvith ht about corrwr Ninth and North t'onege 14trptts Itout contains Nix lotMA Lind 11118 Moi 10:11 0)11VVIilftlec3 A py complete home at tnotioratv tuttcp you Ill do l11 to stioali fur place If 1eihing l'or a home Jill ABBOTT PIEDMONT SPECIAL liOTICES USE ELASTIC STA IN YOUn Ia undry miss Yorit ilizEAxrAsT Sum lay morning' but leave ytpur or ders for oytels at IIANHuroNs Queen City lihune 22: Suutiwrn 22-1: 221 Traile QIiilk teeelved daily by the humired eau you FOR ItENT---moaern c-rw1 house 210 AV Eighth: mottern 7-oo1fl house lirevard streot 6-room house 211 'McDowell 5-1oom house: 2uS 7AteDowel1 5-room house on Lidittn strpt tioar ilopot 5-room 4t1S street: aro' othcr hOLISt'S ARTHUR HENDERSON IT IS WORTH A VISIT TO 017Il warerooms just to see our fish sets vets and the many other articles of our decorated china not to Imcition our line of vases 'wedgowooa ware cut girls etc WHEEL ER WALL PAPER Co EXTRA CREAM TUSCAN SALAD Oil from the first running Of selected fruit Price f'i0 rents per pint at WOODALL SliEPPARD'S TIIE SWEET'S AND SOURS OF LIFE in our stook the stiffs that satisfy the appetite This Una Dill all other riiekleF IL VAN NESS Brzo 23 Tryon treet Phore 68 YOU'LL BE TOO BUSY TIES' EVEN Irig to go home to supptr Drop around at Todd's and get a niee lunch oyster stew or a quail on toast You'll be pleased with on: serViee TOE)!) Proprietor KEEP YOUR EYE ON PALAMOUNtain's space On fourth page of this pa per He'll trIl you hat to buy for Chrismas presents We are more room at present for holiday goods WE HAVE HEINZ'S BEST TOMATO catsup Ira bulk that we can sell at 20c for half-pint It is cheaper to get it this way and you can have your empty catsup bottles refilled at a small cost Economy is wealth Try our Mob-jack oysters for they are simply fine THE CO 301 Tryon stret ARE YOU CONISTENT? WHEN you want shoes you patronize an exclusive dealer the same can be said of dozens of other articles When you want a lunch why not patronize the "National?" No offensive smell or odor everything clean and bright and remember that "we never close" NATIONAL DAIItY LUNCH 237 Trade st new phone 270 ONCE TRIED AL'WAYS Starch DR ALEXANDER DENTIST NO 8 SOUTH TRYON STREET Phone 166-U GRADES BITI1111- nous Je ilico block blue gem red ash etc thoroughly screened Anthracite egg nut stove and furnace in any quantities wanted BARNHARDT Co Phone 27 DRS KEERANS BROOKS DENTISTS No 7 West Trade st Office Phone 1584 Dr Keerans' residence phone 1046 ELA STIC STA RCK MAKES I RONin easy Health or Sickness ANY WHERE EyERY WHERE Old Henry WHISKEY CAN BE RELIED ON 'IF CARE IS TAKEN TO GET THE GENUINE WITH SEALS OVER CORKS INTACT AND OUR NAMES ELOWN IN BOTTLES SUMS GUNST CO Proprietors Richmond Va Pint Estate If you have a dwelling or vacant lot which you would like to sell I can find a purchaser I have more applicants to rent houses than I can supply because about all or my list are rented call and list your property with me for sale or rent Ph Icsurance and Ileal Estate Agent STATIC GUARD OFFIeFIN ELECTED A Durham Man Loses Ms Missionary Carr Gives a Reception special to The Observer Durham Nov Winston of this city 'was elected major of the Third liattalion of the North Carolina' State Guard at a meeting held in Ox ford on Thursday henry Perry of Henderson was elected colonel and Craig of Reidsville lieutenatit cob met An effort is being made to get William Shields a white man of th1 t4 city into the State Hospital Mr Shields has been acting very strangely and imagines that the Lord has commissioned him to offer up his wife ag a sacrifice If successful in getting him in Deputy Sheriff John Damara will take him to Morganton to-morrow A ear load of beef cattle and 'hogs was received by one of the Durham butchers this moming from the western part of the State There were 100 hogs and 3 beeves all In the same car and with not a scratch on them Mrs Lindsey Patton on lipiscopal missionary at Tokio Japan is the guest If Mrs A Erwin She delivered a miqThttary address at Eldon Hall thE palatial hoMe of Judge and Mrs Woiston yesterday evening Miss Lo Ila Ruth Carr daughter of Coltliel and Mrs Carr gave a re cei ti fa this evening at -somprset i Villa" to her visiting guests Miss Nora Pattci of Cowersville Pa acid Miss Laura of ktlanta i 37612 acres with largo S-room dwell-the 11le ing clew barn Hopewell neighborhood km amount of meadow and bit- tom land in this tract: $10 per acre 160 acres with good dwelling 5 miles year or this the total of south of Charlotte $20 per acre ton is 42S2060 against 4126S76 last weeir 150 acres On macadam hour's dxlve and 3494e5 last year and of all other kinds including Egypt Brail and In southeast of city $20 per acre 100 acres 6142 miles northwest of city dia tc vginst 20000 last on Statesville road well timbered oak week and 20700 last year and pine $20 per acre 651 acres in Lincoln county good he or 100-acre tracts NO EIGHT TO UGLINES'S dwelling on tract daily mail well tim- The ivoman who Is lovely in face old watered nor acre win form and temper ill always have friends but one who would be aktrac- 10 to 20-acre tracts near he city $3Z live must keep her heauth If she is to stoo per acre weak sickly and all run down she will caeammAnnemon he nervous and irritable If she has constipation or kidney trouble her im- pure blood will cause pimples idotches skin et UPtiOnS and a wretched coal- Wo ALEXANDER Electric Bitters the best medicine in he world to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and to 1 purify the blood It gives string rs IA fis IR fis mand nerves bright eyes Ernnot velvety skin rich complexion It Nvill make a VENTISTS good-looking charming woman of a ChRrlotte 0 run-down invalid blid Only 50 cents at 1 21 Tryon st- oue 189-o Burwell DuLn Co' drug store StatesIlle rythlans Elect Officers-Corn- s' miNsioner Meeting Speet21 to The Observer Stntesville 2--At a meeting of the Knights of Pythias yesterday even-Next ing officers for ersuing term were elect-hear ed as follows: Steele: Sol Clarke Wallaee: of It Phifer of Posceived ton: of Poston nC and it Watts of A Harbin The present bard of ecunty commis-count shivers will hold a speeiai meeting to-elected morrow to close up thoir basin e7s and get ready for the new betvd next Mon-congressman thty Levey has rented the tstore room in ti-- iji tdll block leeently vaestGineral c1 by the Ccesh Grocery Company and will move his clothing business into it Miss Rachel Gould of Long Island is stopping for a month with Mrs they have lea Virginia lire they II Chambers.