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VOL. IX--NO 34.
CONCORD N. C, -THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1896.
WHOLE NO. 391
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Flv llnmiroil ami t our Nlmlenla In
All IlrparimeuiH nl Uie I'nivorftlly.
ClIATEL "HlLL, N. C, Sept, 11.
The high water mark of attendant;
has been ranched tbia week at tbt
University, Thi' first week closet
with a total attendance of 04 in al)
departments. Th se are distributed
ua folio r: Collegiate department
280, luw 45, medicine 20, sum met
school 133. This means, if the ex
perience of thii paat is carried out,
total enrol. mint of GOO. The Freeh
man class numbers thus far one
hundred men.
The week has been an interesting
one at ( bupel Hill. Dr. Alderman
made bis formal opening address to
the students on Tuesday in the pres
ence of a large gathering, outlining
the policy of the University and bit
own policy to the voung men. The
Bpeccb was received with great en
tbueiaBm by the young men and
portly as a result of it all the old
classes of the University have volun
tarily adopted resolutions prohibit
ing hczing, thus co-opera' in g with
the faculty in the Urst principles of
self government. The new adminis
tration starts iff with all the de
partments in thorough harmony.
All the student organizations are
forming and the great school is
thoroughly started on its year'e
work. (Jjwu'ons Hall with arrange,
ments for boarding one hundred or
more opens wi h tea next Monday
night, 1l ia one of the beat equip
ped dining rooms in the State. Both
this and the kitchen are due to the
beael'.cieuce of Mrs. Frederick Ba
ker, of New York. It is a great
boon to all students. Five new
men of talent in their departments
have bien addid to the teaching
force, an instructor each in Latin,
modern languages, English, history
and scientific physical culture.
While the last does not count on a
course yet Mr. Mechling conies to
the State thoroughly equipped to
make intelligent physical culture
practical, pi a ant and profitable.
The Young Meu'u Christian" Asso
ciation gives its annual reception to
she new students with refreshments
and Bbort talks, music, etc, on
Friday night in Commous Hall.
Joe My or' Noiifeiire.
Jofipph P Myers, the former cash
ier of the Seaboard Air Line in this
city, who embezzled about S3,500
of the company's money and fled
with a woman to New York, where
he was shorty afterwards captured
and returned to Charlotte, was ar
raigned before Judge Meares in the
Criminal court this afternoon. Tbe
cov.rt h n e was packed with peo
ple cuiious to see the outcome.
Myers was neatly dressed and
looked wll. He was represented
by Col. II C Jones, who made an
eloquent plea in his behalf prop, g
ing ihat his client would make fnl
reparation to the company paying
back all the money misappropriated.
Col. Jones spoke briefly, but ef
feclively. After bearing bim
through Judge Meares fixed Myers
penalty as follows : Hois to make
immediate restitution of tbe balance
of the money to the Company,
amounting to 81,900; and he iH to
serve a sentence of six months in
the county j iil and to pay a fine of
roo.
Myers was at once taken back to
j iil. It ia understood that his uncle
sent him the funds to make good
his default. Charlotte Nhws.
There are a jrrcat
tunny wrone; ways
of treating disease.
J4 It is easy to imike
"!M' sX n-.'siakes. Doctors
it i' make mistakes just
f I Uule same us uiiv
') A body else. The
1 doctors who make
tlie fewest mistakes
ore specialists.
They do one thins
nvcr n?id over and
over, so that thej
know ail tnat Inert
is to know about it.
In thc.yi yrnrs that T)r. l'ieree'a l'leasant
l'ellets have, been sold, hundreds of thou
sands of people have taken tlieni, and havi
been cured by them. There is no loni;ei
any possit)!e qiuslionof their eflieaey
Thev are the prod net of experience, tried
bv time. They are intended to cure con
stipation. They are Rood for men, wo
men and children. Tiny are tiny, suejir
coated granules, very easy to take, very
quick in their at lion. One " Pellet " is i
ue-Noe Jaxative, two "Pellets" a mild
cathartic" "A-yreat im::) people make
the mistake of " sandba'inK their di
gestive organs. Thev take some stronj!
and violent medicine, which creates
worse troubles than it cures. Stiony
purgatives shock the system unnecessar
Aw. and thev do not cure constipation
Constipation i a thing that makes peo
le listless ana lancnm; niKes im-i.
reath bad: wakes them up with foul
taste in their mouths; puis Mack spoti
before their eyes; r.: iUvs tlum (7.7y
causes headache; aiai.i.i them bilious
produces pimples and blotches runs inti
all sorts of aerie. cor,-ieiuences. All tin:
Is cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellt's
cured absolutely, perlectly, permanently
rVtitt 21 dne-ernt stamps to cover cost 01
tiiuilinn anlv, ami reeeivc uh.-.,latelv,ri-iTi'i
Jir. l'l.-rce's Coiiinum Sense Metiicul Ail
visit, and find out how tn Utt p ycmstlf am
ffo-ti'.v lic.-illliv ; ceiitain:- KioH papa-a, over
Phi! rations a?irl over ejM.nro copies havt
lain sold at J 1.511 eaeli. Tlie nev cilitii.il el
ii .. e.-n.ii s i lo he uivi n an-av absoiuleh
(nr. Wtnlrl'n Dispensary medical tto
CmMmo, llufjlo. N. Y,
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THE SOUrUJiRN SHAKES UP
The (lln"Ken Fnlr tn I xleiul lvir
More Territory Hi nil Tluil Alreutly
Iuvntle4t,
As noted in Tuesday's World,
Capt. C W Lee, who bas been master
mechanic here for several years, is
juceeded by Mr. W U Hudson, o:
Atlanta, Ua., and Mr. Addacer, also
of Atlanta, is made general yard,
master at this place.
A notice was posted at the shops
yesterday that Mr. Hudson would
take charge of tbe new shops at
Spencer and the local shops toinor
row morning. Said a railroad man
Ust niuht, who generally knows
what he is talking about :
"This means that tbe shops here
will, be done away with, and I
haven't any idea that they will be
running two months from now."
And it looks very much this way
to ns.
The master mechanic at Aeheville
has also been succeeded by a new
man, a Mexican, we understand, who
went on duty this week, and if what
we hear is true there will be some
mare shaking done btfore the gime
is ended.
It is stated that Superintendent
Wells is at the bottom of the buei
nees. It would be a severe blow to
Salislnry to lose the Bhops now lo
cated here as a number of the em
ployees would probubly remore to
Spencer should their work call them
there Salisbury World.
rolton tin) look WorxeTlian Ever.
The outlook for the cotton crcp is
no more encouraging than It has
been for the past sevsral weeks,
Beporti from various sections of tbe
cotton belt show that there has been
little saving rain, and th il even if
the rain had come it would have
done little good, for the sun had
already done its fourful work. The
crop of 18'JG is fearfully shor, and
it is reported that the coMon will be
but little more than tbe average
crop.
The bears nnd future dealers are
becoming alarmed, and it is pre
dicted that the staple will briDg 10
cents by November.
A slight advance is reported to
day, the price paid being 7.85.
One While, Two Mlnrk.
Populists and republicans are
manipulating the political strings
in a quiet but effective way. Cau
cuses are held at some place within
the city limits nightly. Cne white
man; a Populist, and two negro Re
publicans held a secret midnight
session during the fira; p ,rt of the
week in a dilapidated hontc tn
West Depot Blreet, half way between
the fquare and the depot, I ut the
success of the Populist in arranging
matters for his own glory is no'
definitely known. It is be I eved.
however, that the PopulBi's plans
were treated with contempt, us indi
cations ate that fusion betwetn the
two parties is not prob.bie. It is
said that the Populist ia hiartsick
and sore, but will be in the race.
2 he Zouave.
The Anthony Drum Corpsof the
Fouith North Carolina Kegiment,
left Wednesday evening for S ntes
ville, from where the cti pat.ies of
the Kegiinent will march to Chiir
!o!te.
The boys were dreteid in th.
Z ti;ive costume anil g ive a fat C)
drill on the rquare- btfore leaving
As the boys were forming in line
to march to the de.pot, the clever
druggist, Dr. M L Marsh treated
tbeni to iced drinks and K.r. K (
Montgomery paid his r-spec a wilh
round of cigars.
The following young men com
pose the corps : II L jleesler, Q iL
Smith, Q R Caldwell, Ed Moss, Vi
VV Morris, Jay Sims, Hope Barrier,
Georga Murr, Ed Mnrr, Kiab
Murr, Joe Hill, Richmond Reed,
and Y C Caldwell. Three servants
accompanied the boys.
Tarties coining in from Salisbury
say tbe Zouaves gave a fancy drill on
the square in that placa Wednesday
night.
A rnril.
We wish to express to me inciu
hers and frien's of r-r. J.nint
church, our sircere uppri ri ninti of
fhe w;,rm and hearty recp'ion
g van us in the lecture room Thurs
day evening, anil also for the many
snbs'an'ial cvidmoeg of their good
vill fent to the pufponnef.
V prz" 'hrc ihinu fiir then
viue, hut. hhove aM for the kindly
sen' icrf's th?y e pri-ts. Mav find
b en rur union a" piBlor 8tn people
make na mutually helpful and
fruitful in faithful laWs.
Veiy truly,
UllAS li. M1I.LF.K AND FAMILY.
" sft'OUT LOCALS.
Mr. Andy Goodman, of Ni, 4
t iwnship, has entered rchojl at
Davidson college.
Surveyor J H Long Thurrdav
laid off a dowery for the widow of
the late Martin Lipe.
Business at tlifl soda fuuntainh if
gradually falling till since the cool
mornings and nights havo set in. ..
Mrs Mamie Divia has returned
to the city and will resume v.ork at
Lowe it Dick's next week.
The evening train, due here at
7:23 Friday did nnt reach this point
until about '2 o'clock this morning.
Capt. V S Bingham is improv
ing the appearance of hix lot on
West Depot street by enclosing it
with new palings.
Rev, 13 F Davis is able to be up
and walk about. We are glad to
note hia rapidly improving condi
tion. Worth Barnbardt, who has beer,
very low with typhoid fever, is im
proving. Thera is hope for h s re
covers.
Mies Mamie Geeger, of St. Mat
thews, S. C, in visiting her Ris'er,
Mrs. Rev. P H K Djrrick, of Mt.
Pleasant.
Claudius R Black welder, who hap
been vinitingrelatives in the county,
returned to his adopted home at
Hinton, West Virginia, Wednesday
night.
Dr. W II Wakefield, of Charlotte,
will be in Concord at the St.. Cititul
on Thursday, September 21. li is
practice is limited to eye, car, ni He
and throat. tf
Mr. George Krimminper, a resident
of No. 5 township, suffered a spoil
of nervous prostration Friday, lie
wa at first considered critically ill.
but ho is somewhat better.
WANTED Sa'esmen to eell
complete line of lubricating oils,
greases, varnishes, specialties, etc.
Uood opportunity for the proper
party. Oakland Kefixiso Co,
Cleveland, O, ell
Mr. Frank B-.-st, a good farmer o;
No. 11 township, says he wi:l not
make uooro than a one-third crop
of cotton. Upland com is sickly
and did not make much, maturing
prematurely. Bottom corn looks
good and is well filled.
Mr. C C Boyd, son of Mr. W C
Boyd, of thi- city, who is telegraph
ing in Columbia, S. C , has declined
the offer of a position in a cable
gram office in New York. The po
sition offered him pays quite b
handsome ealary.
People who live in new countries
are liaMe to be pro tnte.i by malar
ial fever?. Inhabitants of cities, by
reason of bad drainage and tin
wholesome odors, suffer from simi
lar diseases. Ayer's Agon Cure is
warranted a specific for all malaria!
poison h.
Mr. W E Whitlock, of Kurest
Hill, has liin.'iu'h the advir-irinp
columns, of The 'tamiAHD. s-currd
the agency fr lie camimign book,
'Bryan. Srwa.il and Free Silver.''
He will ennvsss the county fit
once. The book givers a complete
litrt of Bryan and Sewall frun the
time of their infancy, anil is fn'l o(
information regarding free silver.
Governor Curr has received an
application .'or a r quisi-ion em the
Governor of Louisiana f'.r R hert L
McAiister, wanted in Rockingham
county for fernery. Ha forged a
check on the bank of R idsville for
$295 Tne (H'.iir created quite 8
tensation. McAiister is now in j ii
tl Stirevenort, La. The Governor
if Louisiana has been reques-ti'd to
iold him until a requisition can be
forwarded.
Bsv. J'ii-se Pag-i was a fanilia'
looking figure in the pulp't at (Yn
tril M -thodis' ehuu'h Widn si1 y
light, when lie priflc'i'-d a mrt
powifu! s-rnion to n l::': e eorj.r0
jatinn nf nil denomiioi' i tins. Hi
impressed his delight at being witb
.is once nerain and at knnwine that
-,e wa welocmifd, as was evidenced
y tli' 1 irge- al tendance lie was j;a
tor of Centra! chuicusix years ago.
The Popnlists insist that Daniel
L Ru'isell shall bo taken off the Re
iiublican ticket as an accessory to
'usion, but Daniel refuses to come
to time. Marshall Mott even goes
so far aa to say that if ho does coraf
down he will take his place. And
in the midst of all Senator Butler
with a full terra in the Senate in
his pnrket smiles sorcnoly. Salis
bjry World.
O'iver Fletcher, an employe in
he Vance cotton mills at Salisbury
died pnddnnlv Thursday after-oon
illC " Uil'l owjn. - iv -. in
house of a neighbor and iMre'. ed
aquart ef milk Wr.nn ho n lur-.i .1
home he saw n ninuso run ninnr-vind
theflori') his roeiin. II i picked
ip a s'ick and killed the. mouse
voipi'ig over to pick up the mouse
n order to pitch it out of the win
low, he staggered anil fell. When
DP.rtie.M approached the pros' rate
form they saw Ihat he was dead.
The Charlotte News bad this:
At the meeting of the board nf nl
dermm, a pronont'on was sub
mitted to retire Col. L A R'ackivel
dor, thn dep it policemen on a sa'ary
if S-'Jo p-r ino-ith. Hi' sirr'oor
ffill nn. t-c appoiniei! until nf'er a
cnnT rP'-'Cp wi h the South' rn Riii
road e.li.iials hh they pav lia'f the
sslary nfthn depot policemen. i' .
nieckwtlder's henlllu. has been in
such a stato lately tbnt his retire
ment on a pension had been gener
ally looked upon as the proper
thing to do.
New shelving has Ivan put up
and other improvements mado in
the grocery si la of the ef'ablieh
ment or i) P. Dayvativt.
Hotels and citizens nf Chai-lotte
are making extensive preparations
f r tbs erite-rtain-m-oit ' ( Bryr.n and
the crowd that his corning will at
tract ihat ci'y next Thursday.
A letter to a fr'end in Sali.-bury
from Mr. Tneo. Pool, ktate that hit
father, il.fv. f ilum-jo Pool, is lying
at the point of death, in El'zibeth
City and that it is hardly expected
that be wiii survive the .ttai k.
The confederate veterans of Ujw
an county held their annual re
union in S.ilisbufy Thursday. Col.
J G Hull, of Hickory, addressed the
old vets. A grand dinner Tfat '
served and a general good time was
had.
An old rusty looking farmer 4j
No. 10 township. Ibis county, ysftt
bad heard and read a great deal
about the new savings bank, canie
to towa-IUursday with one thous
and dollars that be wanted to de
porit. Five hundred dollars were
in gold eoin, while the remaining
half was of other currency. It was
disappointing to the genti'-man that
the bank was not ready to do busi
ness. It will be, however, in a Bl.ort
while.
AN AUDIENCE UF MILL MEN.
heimlor I'rilelinrtl In I "tmeoril Tlie
Mill l-eoplr Will ue llir itcinlli.
rim Tlt-kel.
l!y Tl.-.ne to Uit-t llert er.
COM'OUIi, Sept, 10, Senator
Prilchard Bi.oke lo a crowded house
here tonight. His atu : nee was
composed largely of mill ne : , who
have fo; inerly act. (1 with tbe Dem
ocratic party, mid i.ifvy of whom
peiBonally assur el : .io.tor P.M'.cb
ard afo r the Epeaknr; that their in.
Hue tic;- in the ccuiii contest would
bethro ' U to the Republican party,
on BCCfiunt of that party's o&ition
on ti e tariff nnd th? money ip.ua
tioi.a. No such ricep'iou was ever be
fore given any llep'iblican. SjH.skcr
in this city.
Senator l'ritcb-rd eale.iz d Pres
ident Cleveland far his faithful ad.
nere; ct to th platform upon which
he was ehcted. This brought out
an enthusiastic round of applause
from a gteat number of "the audii
ence. Senator I'ritchard goes from here
to Cbar'e tie, where be will speak to
morrow. J Wn.r.v Chook.
We clip the above as i' bas been
called for i Ti;r. Standard. Mr.
l'ritobard, aa we have said, made a
speech that 31 could lieteii to with
out beiu angered, which is more
limn nioet Republican eakers do.
Ti.e audience did him the honor of
an i.iren'.ive lijlening and wero to
ph'ufed that, at least one Republican
ueulel speak in pleasant, if not in
moat logical term?, that many con
gia'ula'.ed him, though they differed
most radically on some of the poin's
in his speech. We think Mr. Shoe-k
allowed his own leanings to lead
h in to a false conclusion about our
null men. We think the 3rd of
November will prove his error more
"ie-qoenily than we can word it.
We tn-k a careful weighing of the
-p.- e'i of Jiir. l'rt'chard, and we
think tint it will be found that, hie
i!e t.tiit way is far more weighty
wi'li die pi-opli; tliau bis logic de-e'rv.-B
to he.
Mr. Crawford Johnston, of
Mooi-i-nville, is, visiting bis father,
Mr. M W Johnston, ou North Main
street.
4t.. 1
P( r.'!i:fu! c;ts prow dull nit. I dim
A t !ic sv, 1 1 years steal bw.iv.
Di' ,':tifnl, willowy (onus bo slim
I,')i-e f.iiriifss wilh every dny.
Cut .slic still Is qiiecu ami hath charms to
spare
Who wears youth's coronal beautiful
hair.
Preserve Your Hair
nnd you prof.crvo your youth.
"A woman i3 aj c!.l n3 ehe
Icoks," eayn t'jo vorld, Ko
worupn loolcn ns old 03 ssho ia
ir hor hair ha3 preserved ita
Dormr.l boclUy. You can keep
h;ur from faliina out, restoring
its normal color, or rentoro the
rjortrinl color to crny or fadod
hair, by tho u:'o of
n
Ayei'i5 Hair Vigor,
MK. PRITCUAKD'S SPEECH.
In IKin-l Vuler nml .11 1 10, Tliouirli
HI Klonilfiltr. Itoiln nil Old t:xiloileil
Kuliliy.
The i3ena!er wan hapnv in his
preliminary remarks anef took an
iiarly occtsion to disavow any pur
pose to array any class or race
against another.
The coloied man is free in every
sense in North Carolina and can
vote as he phases and should do bo
He eaid the Dtmocra a wanted
him to diecuea only the financial is
sue. In 'y J they bald ' 4 years wore
of Orover and we will be iu clover."
Nj more 5 cent cotton, but we will
have 20 ce.it cotton. The Demo.-
crats always have tbe cry of ''free"
something. In '70 tbey Baid not
free eilyer but f:ee whiekiy and
sound money. Said we will give
you cheap clothing. They won a
great victory on it. Tbey had every
branch of the government and had
every chance to fulfill ail their
promises, but elid not do it lie
said they bud bankrupted tho gov
ernment and made a deficit of
f 13,000,000 per month. He said
that the Kepublicina had turned
over to the Democrats $US,000,000
in 'Oi, that 32 per cent, of the la
boring men were out of employ,
ment, that the great consideration
was to get work for the laboring
man. He claimed that Republican
role employed n.eu and capital, that
under the Ilairison administration
the public debt was reduced $152,
000,100 and that every obligation
was met, that the Wilson bill in
creased the public debt 202, 000,
000. He Buid that the Democrats
had depended on the income tax nut
that a Democratic Supreme Conrt
had declared it unconstitutional,
that it took two years ta change the
constitution. Iiow should we avoid
the 13,000,000 per month ? By
taxing the foieiguer wilh a tariff, or
hy laying a tax on our laud and
other property ?
He strongly urgeJ 8 tariff tax ae
it would come oil of the foreigner,
lie would haye Americans to make
whatever she needed, lie claimed
hat Americana could not compel
with Europeans unless they went
without clothing. He Baid the
Democrats thought we ought not to
tax importciB, that Senator Coruian
waa willing to tax the coffee that
was a poor man's necessary supply,
but would not tax the wool that was
brought into competition with the
farmer.
lie said tbe people did not like
Mr. Cleveland bo v. e'l now. lie
would only eay he was entirely hon
e t ami w- a fearless in the convic
tion of duty and that he was abused
fc-r things the constitution and laws
compelled him to do upon his oath,
that he appealed to congress to
come to tlie rescue tnd avail the
issue of bonds and that the Repub
lican house promptly passed the
Dingley bill that would have met
tho want, but that a Democratic
Senate sat ml'enly and would not do
anything and the President bad to
issue botids nnd now tbey were find
ing fault with him for it. He said
that the Republicans wanted to tax
foreigners, the Democrats wanted to
tax our own people and asked the
people to yote as they wished, for the
Republicans if tbey wanted to tax
the importer, but for the Democrats
if they wanted to be tuxed them
selves. He said business began to decline
in '93 w'hen Clevelaud camo into
power.
Uesaid the Democrats said in '73
that they wanted to capture the
markets of tho world for the fanner
:md quoted cen-us figures to (-how
that our itn porta hid ehcreisei
under th? effirt. He delt ou tin
oharco competition tint he sail!
h id mini el I lie industry.
Ho claimed that tha Wibon hill
3 used all the decline in prices. lie
laid the Democratic party is a costly
luxaiy. He said that under Cleve
iand priccB declined, under Harri
son hey adysi ced. Tint the Dem
ocrats 'ic-ed to jell "nigger," now
hey want his Mile and they jell
freo silver, that manufr.ctuieri are
stopping and many were saving
they could not hold out much
long r. lie Baid that Republicans
put a taiiff on our farm productions,
includiug mils', butter, etc., but
tbe D.-inoera'? r lined the tariff on
liquor. Hep'.e'i.'iid th' town of
Cranh i ry, 1 loiiiing and blooming
endei- lb imlihe-a-i and ekclining un
der Denipcra'ic rule. He eulogVd
i cKinh v it ii it promised tile Souih
to bloom with prosperity if he
were elected. Hew uld hot speak
much of Cleveland the peop'e
hated bun hut would qoote Mr
Bryan who ha I S 'l l :t was immate
rial v, hetflei t he Wi!u. in bill raised
the pric of wool or no-, He said Mr.
Bryan wants free lumber for Ke-
braekans to buil I houses. He d d
not blame him. We must each look
to our inteicsts. He told us what
liiled cheese is and Baid Democratt
were opposed to taxing lo pro en'
the naker and the ea ers of g te)
chrt-se.
He unin'niii'.d that it was incor
rect to Buy that Republicans wanted
geld only, thut they wanted gold,
silver and paper money, that we
now hae 51! iini'-s more silver
coined than we had before '73, that
the Klpublicms wanted interna
tional be-metalisui and that thi
only way we would eyer get frte
Bilver was by international agree
ment, and that reciprocity would
force the nations to ndopt if. Hi
said that Mr. Bryan admitted that
free coiuage wouh' cause a panic bu
that it was like giving a sick man
medicine that made him sicker H
first, then cured bim. The Senator
ridiculed the i lea.
He touched lightly on Mr. Dork"
ei-y's leaving aud thought he would
find cut his folly at "bucking time."
Tinier I aise rreli nse Ilo lliiili-
1'he Stan iiAHi) noted last week
the false pretenee of one calling
himself S 1' Fa.k, who be.t J C
Uoneycutt out of a piir of thoes for
which he f ave an order on the Ca
barrus mills when he bad no claim
whatever on that firm.
Mr R J Cook tells of his villainy
in hiring bis (Mr. Cook's) sou to
bring him to Concord, all the w hile
claim 'ug that he had the ready cash
and would cheerfully pay almoji
any pri -e to get horn.1 to a yery s.ck
wif II..- ami he was working for
the O.hll Manufacturing Company.
When the young man hud brougb
him to town he would not pay him.
Mr. Coe.k, lie xt day, tried to find a
man ot tlmf name ut all ol the f.ie
loriep, hut could not. An eye should
be kept open for such beats and it
should be made hot f ir them.
IOII.ll 1H M I .
Investors of tlie Dean Hiite. System of
speeulutioii reeeive seint monthly illvi
. lends ia pol'l. Hver :too per eent per
imnmn nniile on inveslnn-nli by K S
Di'rtii A: Co,, Hunker-, :i."i liroii.Uvav,
N. V. Investors of lliis linn ilistrilmled
all over the L'niteil Suites auJ Camilla.
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ClIAl'EL IIill, N. C Sept. 10.
At a meeting of the class of '09, held
September 9, lS'.Hi, it was decided to
abolish the old time cuitom of ha:-.-l
rg the new students who enter the
University, and the fallowing reso
lution to that effect wai unanimous
ly adopted :
"We, the Sophomore c'aa?, in
meeting assembled, realizing that
hazing U3 now practiced is a brutal
and vicious ha'iit, und detrimental
to the best interests of the Univer
sity voluntarily resolve to frown
upon this practice wherever it is
found and to put forth every en
deavor to prevent us continuance in
the future." .
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AU&OUWKESTJ PUKE
liiNliillntloil Ner leN.
On the third Sunday, S-ptemfier
Hull, the inei'iiiiatiou of Rev. S D
Steffey, pas or of St, John's lilyan
gelical L'itbefan church, will take
place. Rey. V R Stickley, President
of the North Carolina Snod, Rev.
M Ci G Seherer, President of North
Carolina College, and ol her minis
ters will lake p.-irt in the installa
tion Berv'ces, Two sermons will be
preached, at 11 o'clock in the
morning und 3 o'clock in the afters
noon.
(II liileiesf lo Ihe I'lliil r.
i'hid id to certify that Mrs. J
Ingram Klut-z nas been a fauhful
in d very succesbfttl student in the
Aim iicau Art S,:hool, end lo.s won
the Crjt l.cnor an 1 gold medal in
her clacs. She is a person of nnu.
sual ment .1 capability, of attractive
uppaarance, und pleabiugand refined
in her manner. I can recommend
her wi h ccntiJence us teacher and
as a good Christian ludy who usee
her influence to lead others, hath bj
word and good Cnnstiao example.
R epictfuliy,
iii A M Hi 1. 1.,
Principal A neiican Art School.
1. ilil Mill Si-ik.
Sirs. Catherine Smhtr, of Salis
bury, is yisiuug Mr. Luther Cook,
her grandson, on St. diaries street.
Mr. W J Coo!:, of Salisbury, who
has been visiting in the city, has
returned to his home.
It is thought that arrangements
are b-ing made at this place for the
purpose of organising a McKinley
club, by transient talent.
Airs. S J Durham, of B ssemir
City, is at Capt. J M 0 h H'j.
There ij a per. man in the city
from Fall River, Mass., gelling up
a writing school. He exhibits eonie
line work.
One of our boys came near getting
anake bit a f.-w evenings ago.
Mr. Cleorg; Miller and sister, Miss
Nellie, of GhuUtone, .are viiiting at
Mrs. S II Stone's, 00 St. Charles
street.
Mr, A J Whittiuiore has bought
out the stock of goodd owned by
Mr. Jas. C Walter at this place and
will conduct a grocery business.
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lilven Auny Free
To advertise our goods we will
give away, absolutely free, one box
of Cve-ceut cigars, one gold ring and
a namplc bottle of Peeler's Pain
Killer to every one sending us fifty
cents to pay packing and postage.
Address, ?
Peei.ek Andtuson" Medicine Co.
tLock Box 1, Kernersyillo, N. C
Hon nnr Mei Mint In Jull.
Charlie Barnhardt, a little 12-year-old
negro boy and a step-son of
Frank Howard, who ia be to be
hung two weeks Irom today (Satur
day) was brought to jail from No. 4
township for larcjny. The boy
broke into the house of L-.: layette
Pharr, a negro rr an that lives on J
D II Isonhor.r'ri plantation, and stole
So 2'J. Tlie Icy, among other
things, parch. i.-eJ a small Harmon
c.v and a loivel, which be gave to
iii' sivet't'iear'.
Itll.sell M ill .ul 4 time lion II.
Judge Rus.u-ll wad in iSulisbury
e'nday, and wlieu uoked by a World
reporter if he would come down
''rem the gubernatorial nice, he suid:
'I wioh you would eay through the
Vorld that I will not come down
.ml have never h id any inteutiou of
.loing so. 1 Mich you would also
itute that I would like for ji.ople to
1 u i t I3 ing about this mat-.rr, as I
lave no intention of pnKing ell ''
r.iiiiii 7li: Ill-nil' lit.
Dr. J L Johnson, of this county,
ind Mis. M C Al.-op, who re sides
near Oati Rule, Cuilford county,
-vi i..- unkeu in the holy bonds or
inilrimoiiy yesterday at noon at the
iv si ie tn-e of the bride's eon-iu-law,
Mr. John W S-.tlVird, near O.ik
Uidge. Rtv. R US :.!I;r l eilijiateil.
The groom is T'i ye ars of age, while
t,'j;- hi lilt's ; g is 0 7. ;
Mis. Aiiop hi) r.la'.ives m V,in-i-oi
, nli. in she visi i il s. vtrul diys
1 ;", 1 1. . .1-1 'ison ij 1 h.- fin -r of
il rs. ! I V,' Foil::, of ".is c;1 v, 111 -d is
well kncwi here.
lilina jia'o Iv i.fli 1 111.- e'i 1. :i) my,
the newly niini-d coupk' t. it tin ir
I'-par'nre for I e home of I r.
Johnson, in this county. Winston
Sentinel.
Mr. nnd Mr-.. John Welsh have
I'turiml f 1 1 -u Oor.rnd's, where th.-y
nave been visiting.
Too In eli or Ihe Word.
A writer on educational work
eombatting certain drill meth
ods that ignore too much tho clear
conceptions that should be of first
and paramount consideration says:
Too much of the word too much
of the book ia taught. Facts are
memorized without reference to
their value. Thought is inactive,
and all is vaguery. This mode of
teaching reminds me of the story
related of the Irishman who wished
to get into the body guard of a cer
tain soldier leader of Germany.
Now, to get into that body guard it
was necessary. that you should talk
German. Tbe Irishman inquired
of a German soldier what he should
say. The soldier told him he
would bo asked three questions
Firat, 'TIow old are you?'' When
be should reply, "Dresig yaara
(thirty-years)." "The second ques
tion," said the German, "will be,
How long have you been in the
service '?' Then you must eay "Drei
yaara.' " The Irishman repeated
"Drei yaara." Then the old Ger
man said, "He will ask you 'Have
you been in the naval or in the
field service?' and you must say
'ileiile (both).' " As the Irishman
approached the body guard he kept
mi y ing these words over and over,
"Dieisig yaara," "Drei yaara," and
"Beidi." When the Irishman
came up to the guard the veteran
German changed the order of the
questions and asked him, "How
mm; have you been in the service?"
"Dreisig yaara," replied the Irish
man, lie then asked, "How old
are you?' "Drei yaara," was the
answer. The soldier looked at him
wilh astoniidimont, and, with his.
eyes bulging out with rage, asked,
"Who is a fool, you or I?" To
which the Irishman replied with
dignity. "Ueide (both)."
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children,
Ti fss- A
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Isosture' iwt
0I .. -CUcLiM, FP.
JSllllee Ol SelKUri',
Sehi-id near Concord, N, C on
the night of August 31 1, 1S00, the
following property for yiolating the
Internal Revenue Laws of the United
States, to wit : Two Btnall bay
horses one two .horde wagon and
harness, about 15 gallons of whiskey
and four empty kegs, Biippo3ed to be
the property of Jacob Hartsell.
Notice ia hereby giyen to any one
claiming said property to give notice
in the form and manner prescribed
by law to the undersigned at his
office in Asheville, N. (., within 30
days from the date hereoff, or said
property will be declared forfeited
to the Government of the United
States.
By Smi L. Rooeiis,
k Collector 5th District N. C,
11. S. Harris,
Deputy Collector.
Ooorgo Swearingan and two boys,
Rush and Pep Coslon, all
iie-iiroeR, were caught in the act of
r ihbiog the poatollice at New Lon
don one night last week and have
b.en taken to Charlotte jail -to
await trial at Federal Court. Re
peated thefts have been committed
at that ollice, but not until a trap
was set .or them were the perpet
rators caught.
Seven Months With Fever.
Wonderful Iti'f-ovrry of Health.
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irraii'lr it sf rent: t li-uivlnj' Mini buiiiiinj-up
liit'iiciiK.' ever pM.ilu.HM.i, n:wnrly:
Dr. Miles' Rji.torati.ve Nervine.
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