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VOL. 1X--NO 48.
CONCORD N. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1896.'
WHOLE NO. 377
KENT) US 1 1)01. LA l
JOE U EU.il. J CAUGHT.
1 lucli-IUiirrlvil LK'f'onvlcC Ui Ruwl a
j nl 1 l)(u it'M kin Oviu Nuine mid All
BkliPWltillK'e ol l-emoua Wlio Iileiill-
ed lliiu. ,
Joseph Marbball Ilerrin, late of
mly county tx-conviut, who
r eutly marriuU Mrs. Fcthel, of
i; wan couqij was arreted Thura
,! I oa the cuoro of bigamy and
; .! 1 a hearing before justices U A
i. i in and Joel Cu.riber at the form
v I cflice io Chin.t Grovu township,
j nan couuty. Herriu was fonnd
.-,..lty of ths charge, bigamy, and
w .i bound ia a bond of 5U0 fur hi
., learance at the Kit terui of
U: Tan county gtiperior court. Fail
i' to give bund he wie sent to J il.
according to the nc.irds iu toe
Roister of Deed cffiee ia this
conety Ilerrin was marued to one,
Duity Starus atd 15 years, of this
county, on 24th of February, 1633
Soop after he was married hn was
arrealed in Stanly eojuty on the
charge of larceny and wa3 convicted
a...1, sen, to Cabarrus chain gang fur
a term of 12 mon'us After hm re
lease from the cuum gmg his wif
refused to live with him and doped
tfV-j another rnan.
: ince then aLCl' until recently
ria has been livitig with hie
t er ia Sta'.Iy county. Sumo live
of r.x weeks ago he lett Stanly and
s . t to Rowan ariatwtig the name
i.it ! !arwn;i. He becam? acquainted
i t . Mr-?. Pithi ! .'id 1 married tier
d.i, 3 a-"iei- thvy were married
it as rumen-.-d tb.ir, tie ruan was
Liit Joe Ilerrin. A
,-.;ed Eu l fle was ur
L jsti us
WARRANT SERVED.
loiuiiitalcr rake rily ol oncord
tiilverlnK for nnyliik 1'ulil for
Services lleiid r-l In Uoldtnv nn
lllr.llon.
Sheriff Sims, on Saturday evening,
served warrants 03 Mayor L M
Morrison, the board of commission
era and Treasurer J L Hartst-U, re
quiring them to appear before his
honor, Judge A L (Joble, of States
ville, and show cause, why tht 7 paid
the men who Leld (be muniucipa)
lection in My rem-monition fr
their time and aervices.
Tha ooaaUfioBers are quivering
with fear for having dcue this
misdemeanor "pay out public
money without legal authority,"
This procedure is ope among many
J of the frtakiih tricks that the dis-
satisfied Populists ure noted for.
Poor couiinissiouers '.
t t liar wood
ant wi"j '.
I... d. Til'e
"i Il'lutJ. ill J
ii..i as Joe II- r
l l.: id kl.O'.il; (
Ji . in and ton:
it. i'i . was . Jli-.'
& : -:t 23 jea.-e ,
fc . a arried is V'j
I!-.'
triu
en
i: l idenlifi :d
. liii ptra!bten!ly
iiitvUuci' about
:-..:ra'.'d tuat uis
oou. ' ilerrin is
and tint woman
t to. lua fl rest
'vif is living iu Charlotte.
! I'lua x.
M t. Editor- Pkvaj till ui how
tht ff.-s be to pay the
1: ti for eervicg the summonses
t ia ten members of the totvn
Add this to the $177 and
1 np the ltecord. Jobs are still
asing for some people.
An-Ml'UhA'i.
,1 ! KCri?fc and I'aly Ilao.
. e of tho most unsightly scenes
here in ths city limits iH the
17 gully or drainage between the
I .., - room of G VV Pattowon and
M K Castor's cabinet shop. It in
i! t imly a rugged and dirty place,
out iiawhoiesorua and diiigcrous.
Sht aid some ..uJ, feeble or totUii
iug ; ersoa coae by that place and
nr.1.3 a misjti p fce would very
!. , '.' bii-ak l.iii Deck or something
. Vi . It would be wu'l for ths com
riUi oners to look into U1I3 matter,
!-.;;d loakeitea.a for pedestrians, if
n't . ir c haalthful oommuoiiy.
ii .i nent has been roado of
1 ':: iii'rrini'H of Rev. ilin-
r, ii to Mihs Lou Kirt
, i r of the Rev. and Mrs.
iball, which will take
u i iiday evening, June
I Lutheran chupel at
I I t. The contracting
ie many friends in this
vh 1 nn- ready to rongraiuiaie
VICE PRESIDKST STEVKNSON
hl'rojiraimnc nr ISiH MuvcinvulM fit ill'
UuH'firHll 4'ufiiiiiienv'iii.'nt.
Vice-Prsident Stevenson, ac
companied by Oeiieral W It Cox
and a party of young hilics will
reach Greensboro at 7 a. ru., next
Thursday, June 4, and will leave ut
8:20 a. m. for Chaps! Ilni re.if.hin?
there at 11 o'clock, A party of
trustees, alumni m f.ictnis will
ir.ee: hir in Ureen6horo and eecort
him to the University.
Tho V co-President will speok
the Bam? day, Thursday, at 1 p. m.,
Memorial Iiail, where immediattly
after the exercifffi a public rcCt-p-tiun
will be held, aud all will Laye
aa opportunity to shake hi j hand.
The Vice President and Genera!
Uei will be at President Winston's
residence, where the public is in
ytted to call ou Thursday from 6 to
T p. m.,and on Friday from 10 a m.
to 1 p ni.
Tue Vice-FrsiJi-nt and yonng
foil: will attend tho commence
meat bill Thursday night.
Death ufa lroiiiliiiiil Vonii Itlim.
S'.rickan down in the morning
tiasli cf his manhood, Mr. W B
Oajbioi), oldest son of Mr. J S Cash
ion of Oorita, died at tha home of
Mrs. J Mack Barnliaidt, of Cald
well's, where he hud been for same
mouths engaged 111 the mercantile
business, yet all that skill and power
could do to alky, lu succumbed to
that dreadful disease, typhoid fever,
being i ck only a wselc.His auffericge
wtla intense, and oa Monday aft-.r-i.oou
at 3 u'cluuk the uugel reaper
n.ofccd duivii the titcm cf li'c nd
the ll'ifftl' wiio-e pe als were S'.il!
unfolding was carne 1 to the great
beyntid. Tho aympathy of mat y
friends go to the ritf glrickei
fiirii'iy and rtlati e3. Eight months
ag ) c.rj luiriecl their okles; (Jaus;h
ter, bis bebyed sister M;nnie. In life
they showed more affection than
usually eiiuts between brother and
jitter, and iu death they were not
Song separated. Mr. Cushion was
2 1 yri of age. He was a youn
mau of brilhaut natural end:--'-meuta,
and had a bright future be
fore liim in life.
On Monday eyening bie borrowing
parent conveyed bit body to their
hour.'. And tn tk following day
his remains wen interred in tho
cemetery at Sugar Creek. E.
l ur 0tr I'lllj leiirm
Slro. 'ti'inslew'a Soothing 5?rui has
cen u.td for ever fifty years by
mil iionj of mothers for thiir chi t-
en wM!e teething, with perfect sue.
otas. it e-30'.nes tno c'liid, EOitcna
the guni8, alliijs all pain, cures wind
cone, hud ;i the beat ri-uiedy for
Diarrhoea, It will tchev? tin pior
little sufferer immediately. Sold l
Druggists iu every part of tho 'vc.-ld
Twinly-fi-,e cent abot'.'.e, Pe?ure
and ask for "Mr. Winslowd S tili-
ing 8yrop,"a4 take no other kind
A lliilucN CllaiiKe.
Changes in railroad circles are at
all times in order and some times
they are very surprising. Wo are to
lose Mr. C L Smith, the efficient
atfent at thj Sontbern depot, lie
will go to Oxford Monday morning.
Mr, Smith haa been the aent at
this place fur nearly fjur years and
has won a host of friends, in both
business iti.il toeial ci.-clee, who wiil
regret io tee him have.
It ia said that Mr, Gowart Dusen
bury will be re-instated as agent at
tin place w:A will arriye tomorrow
and lake charge Monday.
Victor C litrrlntcr Dcntl.
A cnDepicooti8 character in Con
cord in the days of our boyhood
w.i3 the pubj-'Ct of this eitetah
lion. V C liarringtr was barn in
Cabarrua, in 1827, three miles below
Mi. Pieasnnt. His early lif war.
;!pent on tho f.-.i.-a ar.d hid fiit Ifh
noi.8 wtro gotten in au oia school
houne in tho upper part tf M
Picaunt. Ilia ci lh-giate education
was partly obtained at Gettysburg.
Pa. and i n niiuuud at Chapel
Iliil in lf-48. He practiced laiv in
Concord for years. Ho served on
the commission to codify the lawn
of tho Stats in 1871. Ha was
ap.
P
oi a
ooij i, is event.
j! 11 : ism of soiiji t.y the
I eilver ard potato bog, pi
'.he bet, ot the fiSiKo Jai.i
; (ill be a rciiot to li; uuea
(V ' v.
it,;: V
I 1
t.
T'Ji' a youn lrtil'a lif
-T-" I th-re conn s a t):u
fTut'. when the carelcsi
r Jv- 'J" ' iiuujciiiie of chilil.
1KU7 lionii ilimiri-s to tha
y V i "t, mniKst, hlimhlng
. S i maiilcnly Bclf-con-
l If - . .i'inii(npifl of an.
'- ' rnailit:R niyturi'y.
s 1 ho eye i.i brii'htir ;
the fi.in; in blunder ;
tlin e- is a tvuch of
filly coquitry in the
r.-', tjlir-c: tht pii'l hua
. , hcromc a vomm.
- Slit' h 1." t-nti T"d tll;it
critu iil pio ioit so full
ii. of huppy po.iiihil
l itii-. vi-t ro liLddl
Ji ni)out with the pliy-
. mew aimiTitH'i ana
f''ul.tnffet8 pccu.iar to
V.-'J It been Mitf
t ttidi li L 1 ironinn ia
.I tn miff ,-r. TVnofUn
thi'i ui tti.e A u
nian'J whole rutnrj
80 honnil up in tii
"3 ppecitil f;uictl"JlM i1'
herw nanhooJ Out any disturbance of th
at it orp.anisia thiows the whole syU'i-i
oft 01 linrinniiy. "l-'eivill weaknesa'1
, nina-tenthi of all the wretchvdiu-w
v.,r H voineil endure. It can never be per .
iii.im: ely relieved by "local treatments."
That in trellemlly an expensive, enibarraj
l ij- 11 uleaa, make-shift. What ia neeilid ia
' rrce'a Kivolite I'renrriptloti to reach
tierniont souices of the trouble anil
. health and strength directly to the
iml orirm 1. Tliia alopa th weakening
, ,1 which sari life's foun lation : heala
V crated eruditions, divcathe litralnents
ii,. twiwi-r nf theniM'lve9 to correct m-.a-
,-.nent of internal oians and iiupaita
i iiror anitvitatity to the entire feimriina
tiism. In a md the "l avorile 1'rc
p,ion" miiko healthy, bippv won-en.
r Pi'-rce H the Chief CotiniHiiiff Phi .i,'i..n
ll g Invalid' Until and Siirpn'ul pi-ll'ale,
U Io N V. lie h mule a lit ti,ly ..1 wi
ll a uectilinr ailment. Over ntiielv paxes of
Teotwirk. "The I'eople'n Cmiimii mum
W i.i-"m' -H -he .-il.tea.
,i!i,i tu W"ii"-n. nininsnn
, ii' nn I 'li-in siik 'i" Iril,
.'it v i " t i' i1'1.' n i ii vtu'in n.
it i, hi ' i" ni. " ns iiii'i "
liil ,'iieritl V uf!i I'l'Il'i. I
mhv' 'lie i ti ) "iit-ietti .imnli'. in
.( uiiiiiE .."'I -.1-. if" "- y
! k A '''te!, ','i'l 'I I L' i-
a I
X (t..f-
of h,i
A As ad tdr lw.
Mrs. Kink, widow of the life
Ifoiei Fink, f No. 5 township, died
11 korat in that township Sun
day at noon at the age cf 77 yoars
Mrs. Fink was a sister to Mrs. V E
t'cok of this c-ty. Her remains
were laid ir. their last resting place
Mt. Mitchell church this (Moudty)
afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
A Cmtllnx JMilrrinK.
Inyiftiou are out for the mur-riage-
of Miss laabel Wood and M .
Frank Lee Page, both of Stutenyil! .
Fise fereoiony will occur in t!o
Presbj terian church Wednesday
eyio ihk-, June Ki.-h. hi 30 o'dccii.
Fho t .-.di-tn-iv is .Uaugb er cf
l!ev. Dr. V.'tr.t und tie t-xo p.ain
jio'ioi ' a sen of Rev. J H Pj,e,
formerly of Stuteoyilli', low of
Aerdeeii. Li.i,trnnik
Fort-al 11)11
Not many evinii'gj tig'j a jming
min clHd on his girl and the old
gentleman cf the house . asked ti e
youngster if he could play ball,
whereupon the yonng mau answered
in the slliiu ative. "Kow," taid the
old gc-nt, "I am going to make a
center hit and I want you to make
a home ran." He made it.
pointed by President Grant soon
after an judge of International
Court of Appcaib at Cairo, Egypt,
wheri be porved for twenty ye&rb in
a climate peculiarly beneficial to Lis
health.
lie. returned to tha United State?
ia 180 1 in time to be with hi."
brother, Go-.!. RliI'uh Uarringer in
hia last iliuesH. Mr. liartingcr was
more than ordinarily brillir.nt and
n: lito Vies lii.'i'd wita conrpicuous
iOR HALE Ten thousand old
paper, njiply ut tliis oilicti at once.
Mall currirr M irton reports
anollif i pond rain at. Gitirevil.'e
Vedce.-d:.y night.
T wo badly torn tip enyineti parsed
up the Southwu th:s riiirnins.
Capt. P.itteia in l.a-.i them in cl-urge.
There were 4,00 negroes in Si!U "
Lory Satiirtlay find il is s.'iid that it
iu the most crderly gailvtrir.g of
colored ptopleever known there,
Tho I.nura Sanderlaiv! School
closed its Btseion oa Wednesday
with appropriate exereLv. Prin
cipal Green ii quite sick.
Br j we'd bric't ui'd is the bu?itst
slace aboai tuwu. Four ia'.'e k.lns
His many friendu will regri t to
team that Mr. C B Ale gander if
confiued to his bona , eu.Tering an
f-Ui'.k of typhoid fever. lie l.uf
'.Ken absent lrom duty a week.
On Sunday -he Threo-Miie
'j.'hi ch and Ada'n's ciwk, between
ti. m city aiid Mt. Pkai-ar.t, the
. .iter had ciat-ed io run and the
eti-tk channels were dry lnttoni?.
Tiik Standakd is ready to receive
yo'l into its iiew quartern now. Wt
will bo fciiiiid in the Kit,;: brick
row, nex the court houne, in roome
formerly occupied by Ksott'e pho-tjr.-iph
gallery.
J'icf James K Shii.n, principal of
the Concord irailid Behoois, was to.
duy ( Mondavi cnDointed Dub'.ic ei-
are standini; on the yard, two al-' ajiiner for th. coutitv of Catarrot
! " its honorable beard to succeed
i Ja-iK-s Ptook, resigned.
Sir, iO'.t- 0. ptioiji- .ur? oil,, yit.er
rntin nil.;: t-a the I'nitoil Stetei lu
made bis homo in Washington
City wheie he di.-d on-i o'clock
yen1 erd.iy i Wednesday ).
He leaves but one of the irame
diato Lariinger. family the vener
able Mif, Grier, oi Ilarrisburg, who
is, by the way, one of tin; most in
tereplias! claisc ers it tins ever been
our pleasure to mee'.
-KoHiljt Itlll" I.eU I on ll.
"Rowdy Bill," the tall i cgri who
bus been very coiir-picuoua on the
streetu lately, has left town. FVai.k
Alexander, colored, didn't bavt
much love for "Rowdy Hill" nud
Friday when lie met biui in. the
road near the depot gavo Lira a
(ood pouiidiog After Kr.ink co.x
plhied tlm i iunning j.-roeesH and let
aim up '"Rowdy Pill" started ia the
lincliua of Charlotte an. 1 h:'.: not
bee a heard of titu,..
Fratik Wij before E'-q. Hill Fri
day evening and was fined a penny
and cost.
leady burnt and two in ica-lintf.
Caterpillars have tal'en the terra.
Or.Ja'.most every tree aud shrub ix:
the city can ba seen guests with
thoURands iu them.
See notice of the sixteenth peries
of the Concord Perpetual Building
and Loan Association, which opens
oaJuneC h. Tho annual meeting
of stockholders1 will bo held ca
Tuetday, June U.h.
Mr. James F Dayvault barely
rnibsed getting an eye knocked oul
tbia afternoon while standing near
where Home men were unloading
ice at bia ice depository. The
hooks tore out and one prong
caught him just above the right
eye, cutting au ugly gaeb.
Rev. J W Lfi.Ter', of Pielmi nt,
Va-, spent Friday nifiht in the city
with bis sister, Mr. J T MtCon
noil. Ha was on his way to IXvld
son College, where Lu will vitfit.
Concord citizens now have an ex
col out opportunity offsetting good,
firs', class photographs taken rihl
at tl.t-ir own doors by Farrcll &
Sto it , tie photographers who. arc
quii.-tiHtd next to the postotlice.
Givd ihcm a trial.
The Standard ij in receipt of a
hanudoiro in vita.ion io attend the
fifty-ninth comawiicetnent at Da
vidson Cull'g-f, v. Lid. lakes j-Itce
Juno 7th lu iUta Oer lhank-i are
duo to Parks M.O u.'.j K:i of
this city.
Luther Nt'elor was its ti.wa tbip
(cUurday) Durni v. d oa boing
af-ked for tho rr;-? sail: 'iloid
Water Creek went dry ys.-i lay
evcidag.'' So-.iv i,r la u laioej
r);lpo n; i;-,., . . .i ,(,..; ; )
(SlBt.c-iiEinKiy tiry.
R iv. George Davai, w ho is spend
ing Homo time with hi:i brother, Mr.
L U Duval, of this city, preached at
Central Mathodiet church Sunday
IC'OSr.iOi;!' II d i-i u uuivorfcl a wo.l
H3 eloquent divine and runny com-piiwenti-.ry
thtrf.s havo b'-t-n heard
rea.irdiug tho excelle-nco of hia par-iii-iu
Sunday morninp;.
Childrens' Day nt the Firt
Picthy leiien eoureh fcunnay m'rn
ii: 'sua nn InltrOTtin p; rvice. A
progr.tmnio of songs ard pruirto v.-as
rend. r'.Kl by the child -i-n an! a good
talk ou tho euiyYct of Foroigti Aili
sioijiiry i:i:uii:.o by iin j'.'is tr. A
haml I'.ii.i : c ii-.r'.iou w : la ken for
tho r.r.- -i'ur-a; v .o-:-.
SALE.V1 femal:
ACADEMY
Mr. Ceorgo F .Bnrr;hadt, who to
fa'tofu'ly served the public and this
piper an attache, nad reiicrter
fo The Si'ANaAKo for the sit
several month has left us and gone
to hie faim at Cold Springs. Gecge
wi'l upend tie remainder of the
su'iimer "( o vu ontnc lann."
in the death cf Col. F E heber,
w noil twiTred at l.i.i f.omo in
Salisbury Friday list. North Caro
lina loten a d stinguished and time'
honi.red cmzm. Col. Mior.er was
well known throughout ilin entire
section of the State and had for
many years of his life served as a
public servant at the nation s capi
till.
i he old public well on the side
walk in front of Dry A Wadsworth'b
furiv" ;.-b sloje and the Propet
rroLer:; is bemc cleaned out. A
reck trough will be placed there for
watering place, and ii r.'ii! num-
h.'r c-r.b rf the ma.ny needed public
e?nfenier.tes.
It io a fortunate day for inao
f hen he first discovers the value ot
Ayer's 8ar3aparilia as a blood-purifier.
With this medicine, be knows
he, has found a remedy upon which
he. may rely, and that his life long
malady is at la.-st conquered. liar
cured othord, will cure you.
Several of the colored e iiraion-
i oj who attentied the Fe iei x grave
i -ror.Uior colehn'ion iu S .hebury
r. it urday last, a r,o back to town
booked up with biZ jacs oa. Joe
lUiKinrieil and B' b Morehead were
ti'rested for heir,'; drunk and dis
ii-iJerly and C.ied So 00 each,
Puiiconary tunBumption. in ite
f .rly stag' e, may be c'.iti.k.?tl by the
p. o oi Aytrcs Cherry I'tctorai. It
-Ions tho dii-trt-raiiig cough, soothes
irritation cf the throat aud lungs,
r.-d ind'ices much needed repose.
L'm '--! h.rv" tecl:fi'l to the re
t .Hikebio virtues of this prepara
tion. A man'') I'ealth in the rop-i by
i hio'i ku climbs to tuceent'. If he
c n keep l is health, he will go on
; i aueeiss. Yet hie heaith id the
v ry thing he ntglects nioro than
anything ele-p. It in easier to keej-.
ii. aita than it is to u-g iia it. When
i mau fe'.le hi.uself rti".nii g down,
-lieu Leriiiiiz s a loss of vitality
- -d i-nf.rpy, l.e murt call a halt.
.Vie ntrauii-i of his rope are parting
r'.jddly. Dr. Pit roe's Golden Medi
.. i Discovery has helped thousands
" men 15 juat this condition. It
.ki.- .... :tJ, :' m -.ixrs pt'ie, ritti
:-..'d, it foic; 1 oet iinptirii-'ri? and
kili gerrcs. Jt dot-sn t malre any
liii.in-r.c3 what iiiimti you cad your
trouble by dy;p( pr. i.i kidney dis
c'-.tie rheumatietui coDBUUiption
kin di-'sat-o, tho 'Golden Med'cal
rXeOovniy" w ill cure it absolutely.
Nono of thee tli-:ta: es can retain
hold on the bod y w.hcn it is foil of
rich, pure blood.
Missel Emma Deaton and Mnge
Gartner, of Salisbury, ipend if una
day here with Mr. W F Deaton, Miss
Deatou'a father.
Mr,J M Kiiwell, of A it emnrie,
imI te A Ulbnou, of Mo 'gonurj
eiury, 1 pint Suuday at Mr, W A
Vuiirer's.
Mr. Sa:i, in I PerkiuJ, t f (.darlotte
was ia the fitly ugain Sunday. At
i'1'.iction brings him.
Mi-ti'H Clint Ury and Titu Kudj
lift fimdny ui:;ht for Dn'ivil'.e, Vu.,
'o vioik iu the cotton u ili . t that
place.
il v. M A Smith and Mr. V li,ccre.
Olell ami Mrs. H C Rainier all re- Ojur7lyw71
tiii-i.'d from Stiitesvillo Saturday J returned
to).' lit, w in ra they I1...1 '.-a uttend- v.U ni t o unr-
icg the Sunday sclmo' ciol ' i-.-.V.!i r !
, . . ,- -, 1 . C h a f 1 o ' 1 1 '
Iii'ajcue tuiiffrenci. 1 hey report i.ltp ,
having i a ' .ry p. !, uu Hbrot mv) ik-h-h. .M
Ljp, lroSStji '.rip. W ailace had purchased i
A VVomitii l-'rlKli''ncil 10 leiitt.
Mr. William T Id owtll returned
this week from Stanly county and
tells if a fat tt scare that occured in
that, county wei It before lact. On
Su'iday, May 17, Mrs. Askew Love,
.1 middle-aged lutly, in company with
her two ions had been attending
siryiet-s at Love's Chnptl church,
and were roturuiiig to their home
when the mule they were diiving
bcc.ime unmanagable and greatly
frightening all the occupants of the
vehicle aud E0 b ully was the. juotllf r
IKTOLD KISERY
F1IOM
iariUfiiATBSIJ
C. II. King, Water Vailoy, Kits., cared by
blip's SJsrs.qT'tar.b
"For fivo yean, I filicrcd nntnld mlserf
from muscular rheumatism. I tried every
known lenieily, eolisiillcd tho best physi
cians, visited lb it Spring, A tic. , I lit i-u oim fl,
spendiiur lihio theie, in sides iluclnrs" lu i-ij
fall could obtain ouly tcaiporaiy reiicf. My
fie.sli was wasted eway so iiat 1 aeiiilu d
only luuety-tlireu pounds; my lett a. r m and
lc wi-ru dla-.vii oia of shai, Uio uiuiiia
c.t red thwt the died bifo e she
ei hid be ' iktn frooi the btigiy.
ItuekU ii'H A rutert iut.
The Bent iiaive in t.-.e world for
Clu, Dtuifica, Sorrr Uioirs, Suit
l.'hetim, Fever Soras, Te-t'erd Cliappe
llaml", Chilblains, - Corns abd all
Skin Ertiptiens. ttud positively cores
1'iiei or no pay nqui ed. lc h
gimraiitH'd to give statiefaction or
ni.iiuv '.-f .11 h o. Price S5 ceuts per
box. For fa n; P li l'V-ner's Unig
i i r .1 inn li Lof'g
in m Iredell conn'y,
i; n .i !: rrfi trayt of
ii -t Nil t -i! Ctrili u
i t .1 0 is k li '. i li 11-
r.i; cy IH...I o -.ttiiii-
4a ' J
5
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,S.jrd ill otic-ct.it Btanip. to cr,ver
ciji:st rf toitiliiicr col-, and nr-'i'ie
;pp c copy of lr. Pierou'tf M,. dical
4dvi.-i r. Addret. 'or!d'ti D'ppen
,,rv Msdieil A i-uciation, Buffalo,
N- V.
'Mies i Fannie W Turner, o!
Qfeeneboro, is visiting at Mr.
jj'jiakespea.-e Harris'.
iM.-s Do.-icher and Mips Haar, of
W'i'mina'on, ae guests of .itrs. M
A Dr her at Mt. Pleasant during
CC(uiiiiencement.
;Mi.-tis Carrie aad Jevie Roth
rack, of Rowan rounty, are spend
-eoinmer.cenif nt week with Mrs.
L.J Foil at Mt, Pleasant.
,M;s Clara Gillon has gone to
Bjac .sburg, fe. C , where she will
gifui'i eomu iiiiie wi.ii iiih ianiiiy
odher brother, K'ji-. A dillon
I
Illiirv.'loiiM i;eftiii4.
oia a lettor writien by Lev. J,
O-riideriuan, of Diamond!?, JheL.,
wa arc poiiu.t'e.l to rnf.ko tine ex
triiCi; 1 l.-ivo no I ' h: tttitiou in re-
(oiniu'-ioiii x Jr. Kiil'' f.'ew Diti
CO'erj"i I lie r tut '.- iu ru muioe
,rvii)us m tin. i-i.-i ni luy v:i
Wjnle 1 vt.n iniei'i i- oi iuu xjaptirl
eh t1 rob at r. ivis Jeeclion Hlui was
brdiiiiti; w in pin umonia
gueiceouiiirf Jua (.I'iiioe. J errible
pftpoxyMiis io r-i. jrui. g woiuj last
aoif wi-h -i ' '' ii. i on opt in n and it
yp(.Ul'.-ll it" .1 (Hi lU'-.lll uio. B"iv;lt
1,'mjiu. A lt"i'-l: I reofuiai: Ii-lu.l J':.
;, t a i .-eoiii't i ; it, was 'ie
til I' " '-' '
in i-,i.-.u!tH.
Foiei 'm l '.
-,0c .mil t ..i
Kind y-1'onrtll Anillinl Conifiieilef-
itimt-llnCHniti.iafi! Nermon by
lev. W H ronsj , tt V. Forljr-1 hree
lrnflue.le9 Alniitni Kmiiilie 1 H Iti
IOIIIll4 A ii. iloil 1 t'jMliolk tiilivard
llontlitilcr.
This time honored institution has
just concluded another season of
commencement exercise ho widely
Uncivil and appreciated..
.. The weather for the opening con
cert wa? very pleasant.
On tin t occasion the yccal and
elocution departments displayed
th.ir noik to the public. The eld
Moravian church in Ssleni was
Jer,:;1' -"icked with an appreciative
uti-'i'wi . i i'e concert was a great
V U'-'e.
On Sunday morning Key. - W S
Creasy, D. D., pa-itor of Centers ry
Metbodist church, Winston, K, C.,
delivered the baccalaureate sermon.
The service was a very beautiful
one, ard .h". musw was yery good.
The sermon was well calculated to j
make a hutiDg impression upon the
audience.
Monday and Tuesdiy eyenings
were given to thd Seniors. The class
numbered 43. Each member read
an essay on some topic of the d'iy.
The essays, though brief, on cv
oouut of the large number iu the'
clasj, were well composed and read
ani indicated the cire which had
been taken in their production.
Ou Tuesday aftercoa.i a very
beautiful exhibit v. as given by the
Art Exhibit Department. In addi
tion to a large display of pointings,
drawings, ect., there was an interest
inj exhibit of bpaiitiful china. The
Art work of the institution ' com.
mends Pseif to the public.
To the ininy old stndei.ts
Wednesday wa probably the most
interesting day, Tht pupi's of
former ciaiB, covering a period of
03, yean were prejeiif. At the
Ali.mni banquet, given in the uft -r
noon in the Acudemy dining room,
between 200 and 300 members Eat
dona ao common guta's of the old
Jth'.iol hiiiuh all love so well.
During the day cias reunions were
hold aud also tne general business
mietiug of the Alumi ai took place.
Ihe eeholurehip was found to ex
ceed $3,000. S'ill or.olher interest
ing and very appropriate exorcise of
the day was the formal presentation
if the iiii'ir.oiinl pipe organ printed
by the c!j-;s of last year.
The grand concert we.s of couise a
suceesa aud was largely attended. It
took place on Wednesday night.
(-o.iicHncenicnt people cam? on
today (Thursday; at 9 o'clock. A
large and appreciative audio
gathered iu tne i'oravian church io
ivitros.i ihe cro-.iniiis; pirt. of ihe
ooi-ji ne. ni' nt m asoiK-i. 1'ho J.'ev.
J Dark, i. l , of Penneylva
delivered au eloquent address.
i-uiilouiaa were presenud by
eiisjop r.mv ira KonUihaler, I). l,
ho has endeared himself to the
Academy.
Thus closed another successful
year for Salt m Female Academy.
principal, iiey. J 11 tdewt 1!, it
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
PA 1 i
r"' WV M fXJA lit
Vv' RECK ED MFRCHANDISE.
Klxly li't of Mielvlni; 1 ell III led
Willi Uila--A Tcrrll.lv r isli.
About C o'clock this (Thursd.-ij)
morning, when only a few people
were stirring on the streets, 'their at
tention was attracted towards G W
Patterson's ft;. re. Sixty feet of
Shelving til Ii a vrii.U Ury goods,
ciV, t"'t,iccr, and tin-ware fell,
making a tcnible crash. Goods
wero scattered along one Bide of the
store in missive heaps, but nothing
except a Gee show case and some
cigars wert ruined. It was a lucky
fa!', inasmuch a there wa no one
in the store at the time. The cause
of the disaster was that the shelv
ing was int substantially fastened
to the w:i!l and vhen E 1 Keatler,
who sleeps in the room above,
dronmcd that he had been seated in
Coogre.s aud was deliyering biB
maiden Epeech, his sonorous,
orutoilcal powers shocked the
foundation and there was a great
fill, and much confueiou.
Drnth ihe Ii. aper.
James Morrison, of l;o. 3 to vn-
i . . . ...
snip, a young man about le year
of age died ln3t Thurml y. Appen
dicitis was the cause ot' bin desuh.
The funeral services wt -e conducted
Friday at Gilwood ch.ich by I'.ev.
W Y Love.
John Henley, son t Mr. Will
Henley, of No. 3 tow, .si ip, ,:ed
last Thuredty of typhrot. fe '' he
reiaaina Kttfo interred v 'rhpige
Friday.
Walter Freeze, !
young man, of N i. 3 to
Friday mornicg at i
Several years ago he h
from which he never i
which resulted in eonBt.imrtn,
caueing hin death. Mr Fruee
about 22 years of age una r. sen o.'
Mr. A M Freeze. The funeral ser
vices were conducted today 'Satur
day) at St. Enochs' chan, by ii.ev,
V R Stickley.
A Dentil DenlluK Morui.
A death dealing and destructive
cyclone swept up the valley of the
Vlissisaippi Wednesday afternoon.
At St. Louis and East St. Louis
hundreds of people were killtd and
the property loss is immense, Ihe
wind reached a velocity of 80 niile-s
an hour. There were really two
cyclonea-, one otning from the
north and the ottier from the east
They joined on tne eastern shore of
the Mississippi river.
At Cincinatti the cyclone was very
seyere, and many people were killed
and iej'ired. It tvi3 no leae destine-
ti) at Deeatur, III., Jud'aiiapoils,
Ind, Di-8 Monies, It, and Kausir
City, Mo.
Tne dinih roll will a uouut to
1,010 or u.nie. The nutubtr of iu
j tired is iuimeuee.
liurrnh for i linrlutlc!
.We congratulate our neighbor iu
securing the great Southern Luth-
pi
OIU'I k
I-- ), I :?Q
'c,-."ir
'-"ffipi e.
ivered but
f tarrniiliia Inner ooeAaeil.
Wilmington Dispatch: Mr. Jjhn
Sanders, of llamsti-ul, Pender
county, has a twin terrvia ivbich is
a freak of nature somst'i nt iiks the
'he -' ell
oiamesc twins. Jto-i ' it '
is seen four feel and t
For a leeii' time it was .he:
be one terrapin with tvi i
careful -xn ruination i.-i
Veu'.i d tr,e fact that the ' v
the rigb' haad side of .
w.iS me. j -I v. I th th . ', .
side, and the t'.o !?;. , ,;
side uvoyed with tiie ht . i ;
aide, This fct l.-d to t
hitf.
T,
. that
e i'.'t
t-.ot
beliaf
that thel.; wera
in one shell.
wo ter - , ie; uOused
1
.lij.i Coiiige. Coiur-liia,
The
I liriily i: liit f.ii-ilo: y
i.-i-.l bottli-s froy ni
tf S.ore- Jtigulur; sU-.
l-it'liiR R'lsteil up In kniil.s. J was tiiiahln to
novel ilyaelf, except Willi a.-estslanet', ai d
Toutd ,i lly linhiile admit by u.iinn n catnr. 1
Ii. ;d no appetite, and wns ussiir-.l, ly tii-s
netnrs, thai I nniid tint Hiii. The pains, at
t'nies, wjre so awful, that I chip I piy'iirj
leiiit only by. ipeuirt of hypndei fine litjft'.
Tioiis of morphine. 1 Had my Ihr.bs hanitai-.i I
In clay. In sulphur, In jMiuItlccs ; hut t!'.'-.
t:;ivy only leinikilaiy relief. After tiiti's"
ei-eryliui'ir and sufteiinit the inot aw! .1
-urtiir.', 1 h, i;an to lal-.e Ayar's SarsapaoIM.
liivi.iu oi tv j months, I mas able lo iva'lc
ivllhout a cane. In three months, my Ino 1
trpin to sii'i iiiiien. nnd in tho eourso ot a
yeai, 1 was fun d My aeli'hl hn.s Inereas; 4
t.i li .-i ptn.iuhi, and 1 am now tihl- to 'hi my
lull Jay's vioik us a raih-oad hlncksiiiltli."
xf in im tp-tij tfi
-4. ii !ie I i, - ..J
n ft h ii y r i-.
o a:'v-rtise our (joxla will giye
nvtuy at.idolu ely ir t o ns ojx."J .ue
ijunt C'a.'A'' cue ,'7J Tiuj; atd a
iniiipTu-f.'.t'.tlu of Fee.hr, P.uu
ilertoev i, on- t'-niin - i 8 fifty
C i'S t' pny p.i i ,:n ; .. p '(
Adlr
'f!-:i,Ki! .A K Dltl'SON MllKOIXK t O.
I,ct:i; li '; 1, Kereersvil!., N, C.
I'o .r i! n 1 c.i'iif mers.
I .,fi tv,iiu diliyeiing milk at tht
doors if tie citLeiu tf Concord
Loo!, for uiy vtagon and leave your
ov.ir -. Punst ii iik gtia-t iteed.
I he ikii-,? yon f-.r jeur pact fo.vorp,
I ao join.! reedy io eerie
jl a. C. V.'. Ml-iiNiitii sikh.
L'i.ivir6ity:
to be coiiL-ratuIaied on his ham-v
md u?eful connection with the
.-ft boo I. During the past year 500
or ihore persons hive been connected
with lb? institution. In a few
nore yeiirs the Academy will haye
passed its hundredth yar.
Ameug the graduates we notice
the names of Mosses Atldie Alex
tn.'fer and Kithanne (iibeon, of
t hia city, and on the liet of the
hact 'V is .Miss Margaret Besscni,
ilfo of Concord. A number of
Co!...--rd pi ojis attended the coni-
Uli ... in. lit.
rtleilat bier lioino 111 Ueoruln
Mr, an 1 Mrj. Noah P Cofreil re-,:-U-i-.i
a telegram thij (I'huisuay)
ifternoen ancounoing tne death tf
their daughter, Mrs Luira Daniels,
it h'-r home in IloJiuis.ille, (m,
which oce'im-d U'edocsil iy ijig'it at
12 o'clock.
Mrs. Dam, is only a f.w weeke
a,;o visited her old iiome in tiiid city
Jill the auddeuiii-sj of her d.-ath is a
great s iot-k to h t relatives hio'
oiauy frii'i.i' .',fi t..
which was the only real competitor,
offered 10,000 in cash and a site of
thirty acres, hut Cnarlot'.e came up
fci.b the splendid offir of $12,2.12
and a site cf twoaty acrej of a
otagniiiocnt hud picturesque land
scape. It is kuowu as Highland
park, Tha College will Le ou a line
of J-list Trade street beyond the
city Jt.mtd itie site will be
bounded by streets ou the north end
south and by streets on front and
rear running parallel with Tryon
s'r et, E..st Trade street will stoji
abruptly at the border of the Col
lego grounds and wil1 be, resumed
beyond.
Charlotte has bestowed on this
enterprise a moot princely gift that
reflects great credit on her citizens,
conspicuously, Messrs. E M An.
drewti. W b Alexander, Walter
Brim, ar.d Burwell.
Ac 3 o'oleck a. m. Wednesday
morning the last of the minute des
tails were disposed of aud later the
surveys and deeds, together .with
-he bonds were passed.
Rev. C B King wi.l now apply
his splendid business energies to
the consuuiuwion of this grand
scheme without fear cf ultimate
results.
Good for Charlotte !
Itip I'reHijlorlllu Cultette
A epecul meeting of iue (.'' are
i! 1 'tueii .vas h-id Friday mgnt for
the purpose of gr.mting a deed to tha
Presbyterian college, fc, it a inter-at
in the Charlotte Foiane InrMtjte
property, u appearing ih
h-d d-'i-.V ri' : ,,j . .
r, col.iuon was passed, i
obstacle there may hny-e
.u t.'ie city is concerned, t
f .r cf the property to
co jiaiitlt.i. Rev. Wui. i
and the committee are .
and the probabilitif; a. e
the Cclloge for women of Die
leubnrg and Concord Pr''sV.
wih hoon be un tstab mhe
Charlotte Ke vs.
ihe .. ii v
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r-cis-eiii'i
fict -
"ii" rurc'lmseil VIik lili,. r ,
Ambrose ilieuian, o this iLiiiit
wan in UaWioh Friday Ltdt, e- I
return from Whashinrte i. To
News and Observer rop i h :- Letaid .
"My yiji; to Was
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trip So ctnts'
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Hl.it, lin.-tl limit
K;ie for round
aid
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Sitndav
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'!.-. e-.ii-: rhil.l of Mr. and Mrs
t. hiii tei- Si-.horn, wli Ir e about 2
i:i i , !. ii i f t!. i city, was b'.iLj
-.urn-1! Wiiln.i.lay afternoon.
s .'ii il.c.H was boiling out
i re- '.i'lrw io a large pot and tht
;lii. -l c.i i'-' to nO :r the pot and fell
ia D fijii I ally burned and
.en tied 1'V .lie Inn t.-'.llt'. V.
.in liiieiiinpliieiil in Mlultf.
Aii i (Ter! is being insile to secure
ri i iici.niptiieiit fi r 'he North Caro
lion Suite (maids sometime during
Ii. s-iioiiier nt Asheyiile or Wriofals
viile co'.iuJ, Cuptam Bingham says
ill it the eoleiuls of all the com
...i,.-j will club together and where
it eeil the private members $3.00
for the trip jn previous cccuaions, it
:.( e t ti'. in not execo 'io; " m
I r .. .. o.. .- ii i - 1 1 .0 v.'ir
eu " i..; ; tuiiui .- i' " ' e '...Vui t
ICitin'a ISorn llhiNla,
A harsh word to a chilil may tc-
d!roy an angel.
Lie who c-.ll laugh ut himself,
may hinh much.
An oath on tiie hp shows that the
levii ia in the heart.
!; nude come laws to sho ho
much he La'ii ldiiUiiSS.
Putting a crown ou the hiad put
uotaing kindly iu the heart,
Ti ju'de does not tone to weaken
-e, but to show lis l;.)n' wtuk - n-e.
Ud ii always n ar ue, t'lo.vh we
uiay be fur from him.
If you are piaying for a revival,
Jou't K t somebody ele do all the
ivork.
It would spoil nine men out of
teu to let thtm have their owi. v-ay
tor a moo' h.
As as we in ike Ucd's word a
lamp to cur feet, we step traveling
in tae dark.
The man who is more than filling
the pluC ha has now, is ou ins .J
to a better gue.
If some men's prayers -vere a' ways
.nsw'"ttd, the 1ianni w.mld alwiiys
bs raiiiin;t tire,
nothing to do with poll: os. I w,nt
there to see an Ahraudria Vw.,
orm regarding the ni.i-ti.mery
the new Ailiauce si x- facte i
Ifilleboro. I have i .uttact-
delivery as soon as poseii;i- :
fore long it will be in rVe j.
building at Uillsboro.
is alrjady in successf
and we expect to haye
fluished shoes ready to
the Alliance holdo i:s i
mg at H. Habere."
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