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CONCORD, N. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1895.
Whose NO. 1.261
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Coxcord, N. 0.
President
Cashier.
jjI.Ope
f!r T.TRANE,
I D. Coltrane, Assistant Cashier
$50,000
$16,000
now the Little Boy Was Killed. I
The Standard had just a mere
announcement of the death of little
Richard Wilson. We gather, these
particulars from the Raleigh News
and Observer : . 4 .. ;
Richard Wilson, the seven-year-old
son of T J Wilson, Jr. f tobacco
manufacturer of Winston, was run
over and killed by a street car on
Fourth street this afternoon. The
little fellow was returning from din
ner to school, and in attempting to
Capital.
Surplus,
Dl HECTORS ; ,
J, M. VJ J' t w n, vTrt-r I CrOS8 the track when thn rar vao
O ff VAfl JJX i -
close to him, fell, and the car passed
over his body nearly severing it.
Both arms were cut off. Life was
extinct in a few minutes. No blame
is attached to the motorman on ac
count of the terrible accident.
u -
ct v Kino,
m" B Odeu,, W. H. Lilly,
1). B. OOLTBANB.
Speculation,
HAMMOND & CO.
Stock ed Bond
irokars, "
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
Bridge Dangerous and Water stag
J nant.
SHOT IN THE HEAD. !
i in .,,m '
One Brother Aectrt fatally Shoots
Another While Bunting1 This Morn-
ing The Wound Hot Serious.
I John Pence, aged 16 years, and
nis little brother Cicero, aged 11
years, were hunting for game in the
the Buffalo creek bottoms near the
depot this (Thursday ) morning with
a gun. The boys got separated, a
heage row between them. Their
dogs flusheda large bird, and John,
who had the gun and not sfieing his
brother, fired at it, when a stray
shot struck little Cicero in the right
temple, lodging under the skin.
The blood spurted and the little Tel
low yelled. He was carried to his
home at Cannonyillc. After the
flow of blood ceased, the boy calmed
down, and is now running about
with his playmatesas if nothing had
happened.
Not a few have noticed the danger
there is in haying no side arm to
the bridge that crosses the Big Cold nai a sice Time
Water stream on the Mt. Pleasant D.-D, Johnscn refurned
road. On the right-hand side going Wednesday aoming from his old
east the arm is pari ially down, and home at Connelly Springs, and re-
on the other side the lumber is rot ports having had a nice time.
ten and can't last long. It stems, Among the many things he did
P.S. Send for explanatory circut. t00 , that the water which stands in while there, he told -a Stand akd
lar on speculation, also weekly mar- great poos cn elther side of the I man this : "I . walked . out": into" the
Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and
sold, or tarried on Margin.
ket letter. (Free)
dwly
UNIVERSITY OF
n
nnni inin
bHnULIIUH
bridge in the road is stagnant. The orchard and looked at about 4UU
water should be drained off and the trees, eyery one of which had 40
road bed raised bushels of apples on them, and I
. ate one from each tree, I went on
Loan Street a Pretty One- I
Only a limited number of our until 1 reached , the peach trees,
citizens seldom see Loan street. bnt which were also loaded, where I ate
the street force has put in a few days 8eTeral bushels ot peaches. On my
of hard work on it, it is now one of retnrn t0 tDe hoose 1 Passed thronSh
the many pretty streets of the town. tne vineyard andate a bushel and s
The force has also graded a portion half of grapesy after which Itegan
of Church street in turnpike style to feel as if I had taken on , too
and built a sidewalk from Cannon mchj but when 1 8ot to the-. older
QPUnn T avenue to Chief of Police Boger's UUUIU" Maoo u "iau a
OUnUUljLfla t 'm ft,. h gallon or two of cider, and then re-
A I.iye Letter. ,
The following letter has just come
into sur possession. 'We .'give it yer-
batim et literatim :
'Law Office
of
D. L. RUS3ELL.
"Wilmington, N. C, V
August 14th, 1895. J
"Dear Sir
t"T it
"iou are one or tne mends m
FIRE INSURANC
Havin? transferred my vFire In-
surancfl business to Messrs. H I
Woodhouse and B E Harris, I corns
mena them to anv who mav Iia in
i need of fire insurance, md bespeak
lor tnem a liberal v-atronsge.
ItespectfulJy, . )
J. W Bubkhead.
We have assumed the Fir ? Insur
ance business of Mr. J. W. Burknead.
oomprisin? the agencies ior several
various parts of the State to whom I first-class and well establishe com
have conclud, d to write with regard fS' share ousinesiln
A. I mm m m
10 me xiepuoncau ? nomination-tor
Woodhouse &. Harris.
ti
Mil
Carolina
College,
MT. PLEASANT, C,
REV. J. D. SHIREY, D. D , Pres
ADADEMIC, COMMM1U.I AL
AND
A f J-X A
frnvprnnr T fhinV nnmitiofi'nn AUgUSli b.
would be very acceptable to the
Populist Party. It would insure
successful fusion in 1896,
"I have many reasons for wanting
to be Governor, not the lea3t of
which is the fact that Democratic
rouuans wcuia rat ner nave any
other man in the State. They know
that, with" Kusell for Governor,
Democratic influences will not Dre- -Loiai necessary AM)(inse3
vail in thp PTAnn tivp nffinp -NTpifW session of 38 weeks, 8f.00 to
abuse nor flattery nor the power of r 7 , , .
their newspaper press nor the blan- " uiuh aepi-
dishment of what they call "society" - , .
... , - ojjcuiai luiormaiion, aaaress
woum ayau mem. fhfi'Pr0fli,1anf oa
"I would like to hear from you hm. Secretary of Faculty
imd have your views about things in
COLLEGIATE COURSES.
general.
Yours truly,
Comprises the University, the
College, the-Lawand Medical
Schools, and the
SUMMER
for teachers. Tuition $60 ; -35
teachers, 471 students. Ad
dress President Winston,
Chapel Hill, N C. for Cata
logue and handbook on "UNI
VERSITY EDUCATION."
appearance of that, portion of the
city. The force is now finishing up
Valley street at CannonvilIe.
Sam Jones Nhnkes Hands.
r. Among, the many passengers who
passed northward this (Thursday)
moring, was the Rev. Sam Jones, of
tired to my room, I won t tell you
how I felt the next day." The Docs
tor unquestionably had a gcod time,
but got a little excited when relating
his experience.
Southern Conductor Offers Indigni
ties.
Wednesday, Conductor Stuart, of
MANUFACTURERS OP
fW GINGHAMS,
ttmv CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, SHEETING
Georgia, who was on nis way to tte g0uthbound through freight,
Winston, where he opens a series of Ljulnpea four nicely-dressed , tramps
meetings Friday. Whn this great from his train near the depot. -They
evangelist alighted from the train were getting free transportation to
he gave the few who were about tne thfc Atlanta'Expositiou.
tlUt&Cb UU1W It UCWIJ UftUUDUBBC nuu I 77. , - I
'God bless you." He looked quite Va , has opened . a. Nothing store in
natural, snowing no signs oi uver tne Keed: store room.
work or declining health.
Mr. Miller Gots aPatent. 0
SiT BAGS, who invented a hitching attachment
some time ago, has received a patent
O I nn if: ATd "hftH criven MeSSTS. JjOHS
v" -"3 o- . "
and Workman the contract for mak
in.a hnndred set, , The attachment
it w i - ,
(rftttA rsl is very simple, and does way with
i hi i.i : ii l ii f hud uuiobi wu mm
time prevents him from moving.
DEALERS IN
Merchandise. Salisbury world.
Count
BUYERS OF
rY Produce
of all Kind
-AND
- Dest DriCPS' f nr
invite an in-
r10!1of all the goods
tacture.
BPecti
k
The Holland Farm Sold.
The James R Holland farm down
On Xne JSLir OJIUO iuau . iu uaoiuu
counfy has been sold for $8,000.
Mr. H G Springs,- of Charlotte, is
the "purchaser. '
This farm, with all its improve
ments' . stock etc., is worth $20,000.
But thus ends a sad story. ?
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Bncklen's Arnica Saive.
The BestSalve in the world for
TTl O.ll
Cuts Bruisesr-boresr uicers, oait
Rhenm, Tever J3oresrTetterd Chappe
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay requi-ed. It is
guaranteed to give statisf action or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale at P B FfcizerVUr ug
liillli
. 4 f p-ii v; i
Four Bie Successes.
Having the needed merit to more
than make pood all the advertising
cloimed for them, the following four
remedies halle reached a phenome
nal sale i Dr. King's New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds.
each bottle : guaranteed Electric
Bitters the great remedy lor Liver;
Stomach and. Kidneys. Buckleu' 8
Arnica Salve, the best in the world,
and Dr. King's New .Life Pills,
which are a perfect pill. All these
remedies are guaranteed to do just
what is claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached here
with will be glad to tell you more of
them. Sold at Fetzer's drug store.
For Bale. , ,
Several hundred bushels winter
turf oats at 40 cents at eranery or
45 cents Wi.h sack and delivered at
China Groye. J. M. Harrison",
Mill Bridge, N. C, Sept. 9th,4 '95;
Mi
G I E E'S
GREAT
-S ALM-
.000
Worth of Goods must arid
shail be sold quick.
$56
$20,000
Wholesale Goods, con-f
sisting of , 1 Dry goods
All wool Jeaneskerseys,
Notions and Hats; ; ,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
... . - . n .
this is vour; time ana odn
portnnity.
.1 4.
IS JUST A3 COO D FOR ADULTS
WARRAfiTED. PRICE SOcts;
-mr n.lx nA' Of T mil. Mn ' . T- - -
Gentlemen l-We old : lae60O bottler of 1 -hUrCliaSeS for them.
GROVE'S TASTELESS rCSHJU TONlCand -'Vt" j. iV-,
v.
bought threeT gross $lreaJy this year in allQiir pxr
oeriencd of 14 years, fn theldnxg tmsiatesU, hay4
nerer sold an article .that gave bucii nrrensi eatur
cUon aa your Tonic. , Yours truly 7 - n
For sale by all druggists; , t
$3o
iOOO
Retail goods of every de
scription: Diy Goods,
Millinery, Ribbons, Silks,
Satins, Laces, Carpet",
etc., etc.
To the out of town public, I
suggest that it may not be
'piactipable for : all?, to c come
here. who wish, to avail them s
selves of this . oppor tuni ty ,
Jhat they club together and
send some one here to make
Mount Amoena
S E M I N A R Y
A Flourishing School for Young
Ladies.
TEN TEACHERS,
Ornamental Branches Reef jvo
Carefui Attention,
KEV. C. L. T. FISHEK, A. U
Fbikcipal, ' . "
MOUNT PL AS ANT, N. C
FUDNITUR
COFFINS &C.
I have now in stock at my rooms
opposite the court house a splen
did' line of wellmade Furniture
such as
Bed steads, Tables,
Wash Stands Safes,
Chairs, &c.
I defy competition in ' regard to
x quality and- price. You wH be
surprised when you bear my prices
Come and see. . If .not in stock
cau supply you in a few days.- I
have a nice line of
zCOFFINSz
at prices that will surprise you. I
keep a full Iline on hand for im
mediate supply. I buy ,
., ..LUMBER .
and run my planing machane, and
all persons who wish any thing
in this line, will do well to call
and see ida
Very Respectfully,.
J. T. Pounds.
Concord. N. O. July 13, 1895.
Concord
HIGH SCHOOL
Opens September . Offers full, thor
ough preparation for college; practical,
thorough training for business or life.
For information . or announcement, ad
dress. HOLLAND THOMPSON.
tt&s a22tw CoNccrd, N. C.
y
Kesr)ectfiilly, etc.,
S: WITTKC WSKY.
Assignee of H. BaruchV' lH C ' -
Charlotte, N. C,
FEMALE ACADEMY.
The
?895
ttf Annual Session beeins September 5th.
ejster for last year shows more than 500
persons under instnfetion during the year. Spe
Qial features: the. development of Health, Char
acter and Intellect. Buildings thoroughly remod
elled. Fully equipped Preparatory, Collegiate and
Fost - Graduate Departments, besides- first-class
schools in Music, Art, Languages, Commercial
and Industrial Studies.
J. H. CLE"ELL, RrincipalSatem, N.
daw aw. t
Store.