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The sun., 1889-12-22

Of tube cross the bosom in cascade arrange
ment
the wearing Of them by old ladies as veil as
young ones, ID IL observable that two thirds or
The sun., 1889-12-22

EUI-sHIFVu UH7sUUH ul IHe DaCL, WHICH TF6-
quently ends In some loose. large. but not
very long curls. only one. two, or three falling
in tho nhpe OF the neck.
DlAuems and ill!ets OF gold and silver and
wreathE OF flowers adnrn this Oilture. in II style
taken from tho suggestions Of tho court OF tho
first Napoleon. which was Greek In ita dress
niratiOnS INIT mnIl.lnl llY In IL
The sun., 1889-12-22

mentS.. -. . 500
Rent OF dat lin +uU
Wages OF lStJ
Wifes clothing (her oStimRc) OSJ
Ny clothing tny estmRte) ..................... 100
Necessary recreation vacations. and charity. 20O
Rnnh 1rJl
The sun., 1889-12-22

or, as The French say. d5cOvDs elYects. That
is TO say, there is not the bewldering num-
'ber OF yandyked borders. tabs. frilIs,. tiny
pulfs and dabs OF rain frinGes that some dress
makers put on ball gowns and some girls revel
in. The first gown IA OF rose-eoiored crepe.
with side body, pRnol, and bloeYeS Of white
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

MRS. MAVERICK who is now under ar
rest in Liverpool for the alleged poison
ing of her husband comes from proml-
nent family in Georgia. She is the
granddaughter of the late Daniel Chan
dler, the brother-in-law of Judge John A.
Campbell of the U. s. Supreme Court.
Chandler was brilliant at the bar and In
public life. Mr. Bateson, q cotton buyer
of Memphis, is on the way to England
with evidence favorable to Mrs May ybrick'
Bateson says he knew Maybrick to be
confirmed arsenic taker, and attributes
his death to this. Suspicion of Mrs May
brick began from her alleged interest in
another man.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
SPRING MEDICINE.

Spring sickness may be avoided by taking
Kings Sarsaparilla in season. If you have not
felt well during the winter, if you have been
overworked or closely confined in badly ven-
tilated rooms or shops, you need a good blood
purifier. Take Kings Sarsaparilla early and
you will ward off ATTACKS of disease or escape
the effects of impure blood and that tired feeling
so common In the Spring. Do not delay.
Kings Sarsaparilla purlfies the Blood. If you
feel tired, weak, worn out or run down from
hard work, by impoverished condition OF the
blood or low state of the system. you should take
Kings Sarsaparilla.
Kings 6arsaparilla has had remarkable sue
cess in curing dyspepsia, sick headache, heart
burn. sour stomach, and similar troubles. It
gently but surely tones the stomach and diges-
tive organs, creates good appetite, cures sick
headache, overcomes drowsy feeling and mental
depression. 1t also acts upon the kidneys and
liver. rousing these important organs to healthy
action. Now is the time to take Kings Sar-
saparilla.
Kings Blood and Liver Pills-the great liver
invigorator. purely vegetable, unequalled as
family physic and dinner pill Sold by Drug.
gists or sent by mail-25 cents per box. Pre-
pared by Burwell q Dunn, Charlotte, N. G.
Kings Sarsaparilla 81; six for So. Prepared
only by
BURWELL g DUNN,
June 2, 1889. Charlotte, n. G..
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

THE "Jeems" and the Rappahannock
have had their "packs up" all the week.
At one time the water rose foot an hour
at Lynchburg and twenty-five inches an
hour at Frederioksburg. At both of these
places and at Richmond, gas works, fac
tories, dwelling houses, electric plants,
and crops, were submerged, and the peo-
pie were put in a panic. The flood is the
greatest since 1871, and the loss will
reach many hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars. Chas A. Hunter, Jr, was
drowned at Fredericksburg while trying
to rescue his father. The Appomattox
and Potomac joined in the spree, and
water spout submerged PochahoDtas,
where many people were taken from their
homes on horses. The long draw-bridge
near Washington was damaged, aud
travel and communication between North
and South for some days was stopped.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

sB Says the Baltimore Manufac-
turer's Record: "It is the young men of
the South, that is, those ranging from
youth to forty or fifty years of age, who
are making the South of today. They ask
no favors. Worthy sons of worthy, sires,
gifted with the treasures of Anglo Saxon
brawD. brain, courage and energy, they
are resolved to make "Dixie" the Canaan
of the new world. They are, filled with
an enthusiasm that cannot be ,dampened.
They are bold, earnest, energetic, and
above all, they have q faith in the South'f
future that cannot be weakened. All
honor to the young South"
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

w The county commissioners have
ordered the sheriff to collect $s3, ,l2O.sO
tax from the Raleigh and Castor Railroad
on the following property: 100000 of
mortgage bonds issued by the Raleigh
and Augusta Railroad and now held by
the Raleigh and CASTOR road; $442, 900 of
bonds and $4,000. of stock 10 the Caro-.
lima Central road; $l5O,OOO stock in the
Durham and Northern road; $4,000 OF
bonds in the Atlantic and Charlotte Air.
Line road; $25, 300 invested in the Louis.
burg railroad; $25, 700 invested in the
Pittsboro Railroad, and $685. 900 invested
in the Carthage Railroad, all sggregat.
ing the amount of S2,l59, ,eOO:-Raleigh
Chronicle 4- a..s
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

The Reidsville Review turns column
Of attack upon Miss Hatchett OF the Or
phan's Friend. Miss Hatchett thinks the
expression "female suffrage" is bad.
With one stroke the Hatchett hits the
nail on the head and with the back stroke
we expect she will decapitate the man
editor. Suffrage" has no sex-then why
female suffrage" "Suffrage for women"
and SCHOOL for girls"-this is the way to
go at the idea. By metonymy, or some
thing, the poet says "Hence to his idle
bed," but let US catch a prose writer
using such expressions and we will jump
on him with four feet. Miss Hatchett we
are with you, but don't understand that
we are betwixt you two, we are simply
standing off aud saying this. The Tar
heel editors name comes mighty near
being "Kill EN-" AMI we are not parting
a"kil 'em" and "h stchet"-it is not
our duty, and we woul id not do it if il
were. Confound duty under such cir
cumstances-we'd soon pr eat peanuts be
fore retiring. We I'd ke pride in thi,
clever young woman Of North Carolina
and liken her unto charcoal in a we'll
she Is healthy force ahong us kuo wit. al
men
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
D | E D

In this city, on the 31st ult., Mamie Louisa.
little daughter of Mr. John F. Rudisll.
At Shelby, Cleveland County, 5Osh ult, John
Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs Jno. E.. Oates OF
this city, aged 8 Months AZ IL
In this county, Grab Orchard township, on the
8Oth ult., Mr. Wilson Teetsr, aged 81 years.
In this county, Steel Greek township. on the
4th inst, Mr. T. A. Grier, son Of the late Alex.
Grier, aged 81 years.
At Cowans' Ford, on the 1st inst, John Bre.
ward, son of MIR r. D. Alexander, aged year.
In Statesville, on the 2Sth ult, Mr. John N
Andrews, aged S8 years. vaT
In Concord, on the S0th ult.. MrC. A. Cald.
well, aged GA years. t.Fzs
In Cabarrus county, on the Gath ult., Mrs
Burt Furr. aged 33 years. Also, on the 9th
ult., Mrs Monroe Coleman, aged about 55 years.
In Germany, on the 18th ult., Mr.. Henry Duls
aged 81 years, brother of Mr.. Jacob Duls, and
father of Mr.. Nicholas Duls. both of this city
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
Help the Helpless.

Washington raised $4,000 Tuesday At
one meeting for the Johnstown sufferers.
President Harrison conducted the meeting
and made chaste and eloquent speech.
Jacksonville has sent $4,000, and other
towns are sending relief OF different kinds
in the shape of clothing and money. In
the words of the President, "We can dc
no more than put about the dark picture
the golden border of love and charity
A meeting shoald be called in Charlotte
and. if needed, help of some kind should
90 from Charlotte.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
southern Railway Mail Service.

That the South 10 solidly Democratic
the political experience of twenty years
has fully established. That the Democrat
ic party is true TO the spirit of the Amer
lean Constitution and comprehends and
patriotically fnlfills the ends Of q Republi-
can form OF government the recent admin.
istration of Grover Cleveland as President
of these United States has forever estab-
lished. 1t is not, therefore, from any hos
tiity to Republican institutions, but to
protect itself against negro supremacy
that the South is so solidlY Democratic.
With all these lights before him, and
surely recognized by him,is it not strange
that he disregard the wishes OF the msjor.
ity and addresses himself so studiously to
exasperating them, while a. The same time
setting the entire mail service OF the whole
country out of joint by his incompetent
negro appointments.
It seems that the whole mail messenger
service on Southern railways is destined
to lapse into the hands of negroes.
1t 10 said that, gradually as these negroes
appear on the railway trains for service in
the mail their white official peers and as
sociates leap off, and it is said that serious
interruptions of the mail service are dis
covered and are verywhere growing.
The distribution OF mail matter is de-
feotive and irregular, and complaints,
doubtless very, pleasing to our good rulers
in Washington, are going mp from all
quarters.
But Why not Mr.. Harrisoa. send all these
negroes in the North? Give them Offices
10 Ohio. The Commercial Gazette would
be wonderfully we'll pleased.
Southern people object to the presence
of negroes in places originally designed
to be occupied by white men, and while
the Ohio party leaders and people do so
pity and dote upon and love the colored
people, we can't see why the good Presi.
dent does not appoint white men here ex.
clusively and send the darkies to Ohio.
In any event it is very wrong to give Us
this monopoly oi blessings so desirable
that the efficiency of the mail service is
sacrificed in order that Southern whites
may be humilisted and degraded.
But it is fact that the Ohio party
leaders and people only love the negro at
a great distance.-LGoldsboro Argus.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

az 1t would seem to sps that solu-
ton of the peuitentisry convict puzzle
that we are trying to solve in this State
may be found in adopting the Georgia
road conventions suggestion and employ.
ing all the convicts upon a,grand 81 stem
OF public roads for North Carolina. AS
it is, BY law of the last Legislature.
some convicts are hired to a. big shoe fac
tory 10 Raleigh but the product of the
factory is not allowed to be sold in North
Caroline. The shoes are shipped to Rich.
mond and shipped back to our merchants
aud our people buy them at last after
paying a bonus to the Richmond middle
man.-Lenoir Topic. r.
This has always been the position of the
DEMOCRAT, as our readers will remember.I
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
New Advertisements.

Mining Property for sale-Robt e Mcdonald.
Alngs Sarsaparilla purifes the blood-Burwell &
Dunn.
carriages, .Buggies, Phaetons, Carts, &c-A G
Hutchison & Co.
neaa our Bargains in Slippers, Ties Kid Button
u.u onoes, Calicos, &c-James Harrison & Co.
NAiiker Wanted-C G Moore, Graham street
harry Tracy's Appointments L Polk secre.
=, tarY State Alliance,
Druggists. 1>~-''-
P"te PHI; 4l C1ty Lots-Hugh W Harris, Commis
fOnIinlstrator's Notice-Hugh W Harris, Admir-
Aames James Kerr, deceased.
@NHtp5nisstrator,s past Notice-Hugh w Harris, Adm'l
''Ge OF meeting of Stockholders-Green E
in iMSum. PTes't American Gypsum and Min
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
LAST week near Galveston. Texas. se,

LAST week, near Galveston, Texas, sew
eral citizens, including Justice Of the
Peace, were arrested for the lYnching
in August, 1884, of young German,
Richard Cleischig. Cleischig made an
assault upon the wife of Juueman, one of
the arrested parties. About month
after the lynching Heinroth overheard
the confession Of the lynchers among
themselves, and on his evidence the ar
rests were made Texas is too much
for us.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
M A R RI ED

the 4th inst. by Rev. A. w. Miller, Mr. E. T.
Cansler and Miss Lille Scott. daughter OF Mr. G,
Scott. "a
In this city. on the 4th inst, by D. G. Max:
we'll, Esq, Mr. W. A. Pence Of Rowan county,
and Miss Mollie Walker Of Lynchbufg. Va.
At Maiden, Catawba county, on the 2sth ult
Mr. Henry w. Cauble of Lincoln county, and
Miss Coosie Boyd. a.4@
In Catawba county, Mr. Frank A. Sheriff. OF
Catawba, and Miss Laura Jones of Iredell.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
JAMES HARRISON & CO..
Charlotte. N. c.,
Three doors belou lst National Bank.
READ OUR BARGAINS.

READ OUR BARGAINS.
all sizes. 80 cents Ladies' Newport Ties 90 cents;
Ladies' fine Kid Button Shoes, worth $2,75. at
g; big lot of base ball Shoes; Mems heavy
shoes 90 cents to $1.25.
Mems Pants so cents up; Mems White Dress
Shirts 45 cents.
Our entire stock of Calico, worth cents, re.
duced to cents for best grade and 3% for low
grade; Chaliies reduced from 10 to cents; Cot
tom Worsted reduced from 10 to cents; Brown
Drilling reduced from 10 cents to 63l; Curtain
Poles with Brass Fixtures reduced from 90 cents
to SO cents; Window Shades at half price;
Mems Straw Hats 10 cents up; Mems fine Fur
Hats, worth %, at 90 cents; nice Dress Goods at
cost, to reduce stock.
Cali and see the bargains we offer and we will
save You big money.
JAMES HARRISON 8 90.
June Z 1880
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
TO THE
RETAIL DRUG TRADE.

We have in our Retail Store full supply of
all Goods kept by frst-class retail Druggists,
which we offer at as low prices as Is consistent
with pure Goods and prompt and careful atten-
ton.
Our facilities for doing retail business are
second to none In tbs State, and our Prescrip-
Of experience.
We invite your trade, guaranteeing at ell
times Pure Goods, prompt attention to all or
ders, and as low prices as can be had anywhere.
BURWELL & DUNN,
Opposite Central Hotel, Charlotte, N. G.
May IL, 1889.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

CONGRESSMAN CHARLES FRENCH Of
Connecticut, has been chosen to represent
the State ON the National Democratic
Committee in the place of the late w. FL.
Barnum; and Col. John q. Haskell OF
Columbia, has been elected the member
of the Committee from South Carolina to
fill the place of the late Capt. F. w.
Dawson.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

LAST Thursday in DAnville, the large
brick tabacco factory OF J. g. Penn was
blown down. Five men, Robt. Pruitt, D.
N. Collie, G. B. Jones, VIM. Young and
Buck Hooper were killed outright-seven
wounded. There was no root on the
building, which was in course of erection;
the wind came, the walls collapsed, and
the workmen were caught under the fall.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

Don't KNOW THE SMALL Towns
Mr. Wanamaker's revised mail service is
working like a charm, his railway postal
clerks are SO bright and we'll posted. A
gentleman of our acquaintance, the other
day, wrote an important letter to cor
respondent at Chester, s. G., and after
waiting impatiently week or so for a
reply his letter was returned stamped on
the back of the envelope, 'no such place
in the State. ."-RdleSQh Observer.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

a. A New York special in the Balti
more Sun says: "The New York, Phila'
delphia and Norfolk Company have q
project on foot for the building of line
to Goldsboro, N. c., for the purpose Of
opening up a heavily-wooded country
which lacks railway facilities, and also
with the ultimate object of gaining a
foothold in the Southern coal and iron
producing cent? es"
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

B- Miss Florence Little that was, tho
young lady of York county, s. c., who
distinguished herself last fall. by secretly
marrying young man named MiDtz, and
next week marrying another suitor. DIR.
D. G. Atkinson, has been arrested upon a
warrant Of bigamy sued oUt by her first
husbands father.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

WE failed last week to call attention to
a card from one OF our most esteemed and
practical citizens, who advocated the
erection of 100000 mohument in the
SQUARE. Our friend offered to give $500,
and asked us if we would keep space
for subscriptions. With pleasure; let
them come, and we will gladly make
acknowledgment through our columns.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
TAX NOTICE.

All persons residing in the city of Charlotte on
on 1st June, 1889, are hereby notified o return
to me on or before S0th june 1889, all their tax
able property and polls By order of Board Of
Aldermen.
FRED NASH, Clerk and Treas.
Office at City Hall, from June TO June 80, Q
a. m. to 3 p. m.
Nav 81 1899
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
SALE OF A CITY LOT.

By virtue of Decree of the Superior Court
of Mecklenburg county, in the case of Hugh W.
Harris, Admir-. of Jos. Gaffney, decd, against
Mitchell GaffneY and others. I will sell on Mon
day. the 1st dsv of July, 1889, at IL o'clock NJ,
a the Court House door in Charlotte, N. c., to
the highest bidder at public auction, that CITY
fronting about 80 feet on Church street and runs
back about 140 feet. the same being lot on which
NJ. Gaffney now resides. Terms Of sale, Cash.
HUGH w. HARRIS,
June 2, 1889. 4w Commissioner
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

a. Statistics show that fifty years
ago the population of the United States
was only 1882. .42O. The census of that
year cost the Government $s33, ,427.
There were slaves in all the States except
Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont and Mich
igan. Iowa had l6 slaves; Wisconsin, IL;
Ohio, 8; Indiana, 9; Illinois, sst; total in
all the States and Territories was 2,4s6,
00a
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

IA A cable dispatch was received in
London, On. the salst ult., from Gen. Hyp-
polite, the insurgent leader in Hayti, say
ing he. had defeated Legitime, captured
Port an Prince, and proclaimed himself
Provisional President.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

Mr. PEARSON has lett Greensboro for
his home at Asheville. His work there
resulted In much good, there having been
over four hundred conversions. Twelve
hundred and seventy-fve dollars were
raised toward the erection of Y. M. G.
A. Hall
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

WEDNESDAY was the gala day at
Chapel Hill There were some 400 Alumn nj
present, and professors from many states,
including Prof. Toy of Harvard. Senator
Ransom, the orator of the day, failed to
put in an appearance on account of a
broken arm.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
Harry Tracy's Appointments
ATTENTION. AILIANCEsi

Bro. Harry Tracy. of Texas, win address the
brethren of the order, at the times and places
named below: He viii speak at Charlotte.
Thursday, June 8; Concord, Friday, June 4 :
Salisbury, Saturday, June 8; Lexington, Mon.
day, June 10; Greensboro. Tuesday, June IL ;
Winston, Wednesday, June IL; Reidsville,
Thursday. June ID !; Liberty, Friday, June II
Graham, Saturday. June 10
By order Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
L. L. Polk,
Secretary State Alliance.
Raleigh, N c., May 81, 1889.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

az All the flags now doing duty as
ensigns and union jacks on board the
ships of the United States Navy will be
called in on July Of this year, and new
ones, having forty-two white stars on the
blue union iu the upper left-hand corner,
will fly from the masthead or gaff end
instead of those that had thirty eight
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

DAVIDSON COLLEGE has a Society from
which needy students may borrow not
exceeding one hundred dollars per year,
to be returned without interest as soon
as possible alter graduation.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

@ An effort is to be made in Iowa
to strip the law OF it's nonsense. Lawyers
declare that deeds, warrants and all other
legal papers can be- cut down one half
in the amount of whereases and where.
foraR
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

SENATOR Brown of Georgia, is criti-
cally i'll. In case of his death Gov. Cor
don will probably 60 to the Senate, and
the President of the State Senate be made
Governor.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

THURSDAYS kilograms put the number
of the Johnstown dead at from $4,000 to
$4,000. The cooler weather has arrested
the rapid decay OF the bodies.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
NOTICE

The annual meeting of Stockholders OF The
American Gypsum and Mining Company will be
held at the Office of E. T. Cansler, ESQ, in Char
lotte. on Thursday, June 18th. 1885, for the cleo
ton of Directors and transaction of other bust.
ness. GREEN B. RAUM,
June z, 1889. 1w President
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

THE storm and wind were severe last
week in Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska
Trains were delayed AID telegraph poles
blown down.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

VERIFY the winds are out OF joint.
News now comes of the loss of ten thou
sand lives from hurricane at Hong
Kong, China.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

eB The Independent of New York,
is pleased because Dr. Richard S. Storrs
composed his centennial prayer in such
terms that Jews as we'll as Christians
could join in every word of it."
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

]. B. CoNNELLY of Statesville, was
found guilty of failure to make official re-
turns. He was acquitted on the charges
of embezzlement and forgery.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

JACKSONVILLE had a $4,000 fire Tues
day morning. Some sixty dwellings
mostly occupied by negroes, were de
stroyed-insurance slight.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

THERE are yet two or three charges OF
embezzlement against Connolly Of States
vile, which have been continued to the
next term Of the Court.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

W The President has appointed Lewis
E. Parsons, Jr., to be United States At
torney for the Northern and Middle Dis
tricts of Alabama. He is native of that
State, about 80 years OF age, and son of
ex-Gov. Parsons. He lives at Birming-
ham, and is one of the leaders of what is
known as the "White mems party"
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
NOTICE.

will attend at the following places: Trinity
Church, Wednesday. June 5th; Whitley's Mills,
Thursday, June 9th; Hopewell Church, Friday,
June 7th; Dayidson's Mills. Saturday, June Stn.
tax win meet me and make their returns.
J.. 8. DAVID6ON,
Tax Lister for Long Greek Township.
May "a, 1889. 3w
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
Administrator Notice.

All persons having claims against the Estate
of Robt. Walker. deceased, are hereby notified
to present them to me, for payment, on or before
the 10th day Of June, 1860. All persons in
debted to said Estate are requested to settle i'm.
mediatelY, HUGH w. HARRIS,
Admir-. d. b. n. Robt. Walker, decd
June 2, 1889. CIV
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07
Adm1n1strator's Notice.

All persons having claims against the Estate
of James Kerr, deceased, are hereby notified to
present them to me, properly attested, on or be-
fore the 10th day of June, 1890. All persons
indebted to said Estate are requested to settle
Immediately.
HUGH w. HARRIS,
Admir-. c. t. q. James Kerr, decd.
June z, 1885, CIV
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

"The Augusta, Ga, Chronicle speaks
OF the Johnstown horror as a "nightmare
of nature" The breaking of an artificial
dam or lake may hardly be termed .
nightmare of nature" That puts one
horse on the famboyant Augusta Chroni
cle.-Er.
Pupning under the circumstances is a
oatn-y business. 1t makes US jade d.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

OUR Samoan Commissioners at Berlin,
as far as is known, seem to have taken
care of American interests in the treaty
nearly completed.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

THE State Health Officer of Alabama
states that there has been no yellow fever
in Florida since January.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1889-06-07

az AT a meeting of the directors of
the cotton factory in reference to making
up the capital stock of 100000, the Raj
eigh Call says:
"a resolution was adopted declaring
that the interest of the young men of the
community should be enlisted in the en-.
terprise and providing for a canvass
among them TO secure as many as possible
as subscribers to at least one share OF
stock. Different parts Of the city were
assigned to as many committees to be
thoroughly cauvassed. During the meet
ing it was remarked that the Kimball
House of Atlanta was built by small
stock subscriptions, and that one of the
great factories OF Charlotte was built and
is now in successful operation by the same
| means,