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CONCORD, N. C FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1895.
Whole NO. 1,262
President
Cashier.
EARTHQUAKE IN HONDURAS,
City" of Teuruelealim Trpmhii,,,
Hundreds in the Snrronudiug
Mountains Killed -Flames Shoot
Up From Volcanoes to a Fearful
llelRlit-Tlie Wildest Exci ement.
Tegucigalpa., Sept. 12-Earth-
causing damage to property thdugb THEY WERE CANADIANS.
not to life. Two former extinct
nrx.
To:canoes are now throwing lava aKh-Tow Boots, ristois, Kni.es
Wi.' --x:.: .1 , Guns-Stopped Only a few M.n-
tuuugu m email ijuauuyeB. JNlgnt
; Ccitbanb, . . . ' kuake here. Three hundred people
P,Coltbahi . - - killed; property loss $750,000.
$50,000 A coarier arrived yesterday from
$16,000 Gefagan and announced the most
topi
. ... torvih a iViAn.l.A 1
DIRECTORS ; I that section. The loss of life and
MI DiLL' J w" Cannon, property, is enormous. Three
Kv nnFLL W. H, Lilly, hundred people are said to haye
1. I), i;uiii.a" I vi XOC7V4. - . j u. k'uuunv ixic ouUU&S
commenced, lasting all day and
night at intervals, causing much
damage, end the greatest fear among
the inhalitants of the citv and
neighborhood, By Monday the city
was filled by an addition of thirty-
five hundred" people from the
Mountains and outlviner villages.
During Monday night, sheets of
flames appeared at different
points to the northwest, rising to
immense heights.
Tuesday morning the shocks
ceased, quiet was restored and people
left town for their homes. At 9
Ilatelnnt Trees.
Mrs. W D Anthony, whose success
L'ayL . i , t. i . ? i i tif nnHivftHncr rare flowprs and nlanta
vault. Whe. vou want nice; fresh long ea snocK, wnicn is variously cai-rv'V. ? . .7 " ,
meats, beef, pork, mutton, etc., call
on or send in your orders to
asement, ior
merly occupied by Swink & -Day
Speculation,
HAMMOND & CO.
Stock and Bond.
Brokers, . ;
130&132P(arlSireet,
KEW YORK CITY, N. 3T. -
Siocis, Bonds and Grain bought and
sold, or carritd on Margin.
p.S. Send for explanatory circus
nlriA vyt Lr 1 xr Tin a i
et letter. (Free) dwly
shows lurid names to immense
heights and a stream of lava is now
running into the abyss. It is cal
culated that over 1,800 cattle are
killed. Troops are scouring the
country for fugitive victims.
for
Havin? transferred my Fire In
suranca business to Messrs. H I
Woodhouse and B E HarriF, I corns
mena tiera to any who ma y bo in
on ux.xix-w iuburancp, nq Deppeaj.
... i j iIor tma libera vatronae. '
with knives, suns and -
AT 7 1
uteg In v Front of BankBound
Texas and, Mexico. ;
So unusual was it to see men
our. streets
J. W- Buexhead,
An Old dame. i ' .
Doubtless no town cn the South
ern road tolerates the panhandling" Thursday some people thought that
by tramps as does our little city. esse Jame's: gang had str.uck.the
This morning a man struck town community, and when they stopped
with one hand in a bad shape, telling in f ronl cf the bank, they fully.de
for his tale the 6ft told story of get- termini that trouble would ensue,
ting "burned m a furnace" or some- But they were disappointed in that
tniag else as bad; when, if the true respect, for the men were peaceable
facts were known, it was the effects tourists, en route from Monteral,
of nitric acid, and only a scheme that Canada, and were on their way to
has only too often been successfully Texas and Mexico, via; the Atlanta
wdiked to obtain money .without Exposition, on horseback, and after
low TUn ou0r, ;a asBurinsr the curious people who
pistols buckled about their " wai&ts,
TXT 1 Vl 'VlnVl fAVl' Vkirvi Im.,a4 '
""FFcvx uuuoc, uxuau- We have assumed the Fire Insure
rimmed hats and dressed in rough ance business of Mr. J.W. Burnhead,
riding clothe?, that whpn thft two comprising tne agencies J or &everat
Canadians passed, through : the city panieg, and respectfully polioit" a
liberal snare of business zn that line,
, .. v Woodhoxj.se & HARras.
August 26. ... . Cm: 1 1
I j it Ji i Z
1 ?
; MT. FLEASANT; N. C,
REV. J. D. - SHIREY, D P., Pres
ADADEMIC, COMiiillit I XL
AND
COLLEGIATE COURSE
Total
takes well with the sympathetic
public who are ignorant of the de
ceptive pranks. ,
were waicning tDem, mat tney were session of 38 weeks. SP:. 00
"WSJ
linrs EMIT BUIIET.
(LITAKER'S CORNER)
Marvelous Results.
From a letter written by Rev. J
Gunderman, of Dimondale, Mich.,
we are permitted to make this ex
tract: "I have no hesitation in
IhavaoDened my ME4T MAR
KE'f in the Litaker hi
Senator Jarvis Writes a lietter.
Senator Jarvis writes a letter to
the Raleigh News and Observer. Ha
o'clock that night, however, heavy explains his position one between
rumbling noises were heard, shortly the Populists and goldj bug Demo-
after followed by a reappearance of crats;
1 . . a I '
tne names in tne mountains, wmcn Mr,f Jarvis says : "When the pa
8nOt UP Several bundrea teet. npra apf. fhrnirh vmrur ' i.htmntvpR racnmmfiTifliTiP Dr: TTin'a Nw Dis-
Frightened people again flocked -to over mv Morganton speech, I will covery, as the results were almost
A - A l x 1 ' l a si , r 4- V -v x -k ' r- -F y r s
co iow n ana ai mia-nigni me cnurcn deliver another one on the subject
tower fell, carrying with it the roofs There are two things needful to
of thrcs houses, i Nine people were tbp pndjiHno- nrnstiftritv of the
- I o r xr: . j .-
killed and 18 WOUndtd. Rnnth bimetallism and cood orov
Rumbling which sounded like the eminent, State and municipal
heaviest cannonading commenced neither of which is the Republican
and lasted over an hour and a naif, party able to furnish."
the people rushing madly tbrong;h
the streets, praying and crjing.
Just before daylight anotner pro-
necessary expenses
to
not desperados, they passed through $137,000.
town, wending their way eastward, Next session begins Sept
going out the Charlotte road. All 3. 1895. For cotalogue and
those who were excited mav resteasv special intoimation, address
now.
the'President as above, or
lm. SECRETARY OF FACLLTy.
rv
S. L. KLTJTTZ.
P. S. 1 am in the market when
beef cattle aiid hos are for sale.
, a il
cuiated to have lasted from two and F 60 wen Known iu me puunc,
a quarter to tnree mmutes, rocked brought us a sample of the large
the w hole town as if it were a cradle, nazienut raised oy ner. cxer nazei
r xi.: nut trees were raised from kernels
iuuuy lxeeiug peupie wexe aixicu u . .
ni kh w i im h i in in r. iirrii r-i ix i . m
i m rri i - a
shower like a hail storm
marvelous in the case of my wife.
While I was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with Pneumonia suc
ceeding La Gripne. Terrible parox
ysms of coughing would last hours
with little interruption and it seem
ed as if she could not survive them.
A friend recommended Dr. King's
New Discover, it . wa3 quick in ' its
work and hiffhlr satisfactory in re
suite." Trial .bottles free at Fet
zer's drug store. Regular size 50c.
and $1.00.
lount Ambsna
SEM I N A R Y
A Flourishing School for Youn
" : " Ladies. . -TEN
TEACHERS,
OrxUmentJil Broxcbea Jii-aAve
Crefui iitteniiGTv ,
HEV. C. L. T. FISHER, . . Vi
Principal,1
MOUNT P L AS ANT, K, C
COFFINS"-' &C.
I
MANUFACTURERS OP
to GINGHAMS,
OUTiJVG CLOTHS,
For Sale.
Several hundred bushels winter
turf oats at 40 cents -at granery or
45 cents wi.h sack and delivered at
dm ntp Texas, This nut is of the large va- China Groye. J. M. Harrison,
I have now in stock at my rooms
A A it'1 1
opposite tne court nous3 n splen
did line
such as
of weil-raade 'Furniture
1 - A. . Jl lUn Omaj' k Jin a-w mr nin
from the mountains to the north- rieiJ aou tue 8wuy "BO 4-.
west rose to an enormous height, fol- ite flavor. We than K her for hsr
yUij lowed shortly after by the bursting kind rememberance -
of flam?s from the mountainside and Iloy, piyier Dead.
the throwing out of rocks and lava. Rev. ,0 Plyler has receivea the sad
Shortlv after streams of molten lava intelligence that his son, Leroy,
set fire to a number of houses on the who was livirg at Fort Assilibane.
mountainside. Cattle grazing near Montana, is dead. Hi3 death was
by fled and were killed, being en- first learned through a letter from
PLAIDS SHEETING gulfed m the lava which continued Theo West, who is in Louisiana, to
nowmg in immense sireams, moxaixxci. xuuug xi. jk.j
It is reported at Yetapan, that 71 about 22 years of age and is well
houses were destroyed. One nun- remembered, here Salisbury world,
dred and fity three dead bodies have Rev. Plyler and family once
been recovered there and many more lived in Concord
ftSS l b
EES
dXD SALT BAGS.
0-
DEALERS IN
GREAT -
ALE-
1$50.000
Worth of Goods must and
shall be sold qnick.
$20,000
General
Merchandise.
. i rt . i oiv
are nvssing. uovtguauca, o
houses were destroyed. Ninety-five
bodies were recovered. At Cavuscal
29 houses were destroyed and a hun
dred and eleven bodies were re
covered. It is impossible yet to
give a full account of the disaster,
IIow.lt is Done in IIlKb Point.
Many inquiries have been made as
to how we maintain such a splendid
electric light system here ateo small
a co3t. Well, the biggest secret is
that the town owns the plant. We
lights for the
BUYERS OF
If w w w W
of all Kind
- AND
it-Foot wood alwavs
nted - best prices for
same- We invite an in
yctioaof all the goods
x" Xannfacture,
il
r. . , maintain thirty arc lights for the
Many small settlements are believed . y
to have been destroyed.' Shocks ex Wi
tended over the whole Yetapan The pn vale ighta about pay ex
chain and flames are seen also in the penses. Enterprise.
Pacaya mountains. The shocks The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
have now ceased but the smoke is Newton Rogers, of No. 3 township,
Wholesale Goods, con
sisting of , f Dry goods
All wool Jeane3kerseys,
Notions and Hats.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
this is your time and op
portunity.
$3o,ogo
still discernable at different points
in the mountains. It is feared that
tie end is not yet. .
The disaster at Yetapan is much
worse than at first reported. The
number killed in the. towns and
mountains, as far as ascertained,
amounts to two hundred and eighty
seven. The property loss is calcu
lated at over $600,000. ' The govern-
ment is doing all possible for the
victims. Slight shocks continue,
died Thursday morning.
Retail goods of every der
scription : Diy Goods,
Millinery, Ribbons, Silks,
Satins, Laces, Carpet,
To the out of town rjublic. I
Bu,e"'s Als.HlT'- , suffsest that it mav not be
Tne est aive m twona xor for aif to come
Cuts, Bruises, bores, Ulcers, Salt ere who wisll to avail them
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Chappe selvcs of this opportunity,
Hands Chilblains, Corns and all that they club together and
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures send some one here ! to make
Piles or no pay ,requi-ed. It is purchases for them.
guaranteed to give statisfaction or Respectfully, etc.,
monev refunded. Price 25 centsper S. WITTKOWSK Y. :
box. For ealeat P B Fetzer's Drug Assignee of H. Baruch,
gtore i Charlotte, N. C
Bed Steads, Tables,
Wash Stands Safes,
Chairs, &c.
I defy competition in regard to
quality and prico. You will be
surprised when you hear my prices
Come and see. If not in stock
can supply you in a few days. I .
have a nice lin of
-COrFiNSz
at prices that will surprise you. I
keep a full line on hand for im
mediate supply. I buy
T.TTMRRP .
and run my planing machane, and
all persons who wish any thin?
in this line, will do well to ca.li
and ee me.
Very Respectfully,
J. T. Pounds,
Concord, K. O.: July 13. 1893. " j
Concorcl
HIGH SCHOOL
Opens September 2. 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 CoKccrd, N. C.
Salem
FEMALE ACADEMY.
The 94th Annual Session begins September 5th
1S95. Register for last year shows trore than 500
persons under instruction during the year. Spe
cial features: the development of Health, Char
acter and Intellect. Buildings thoroughly remod
elled. Fully equipped Preparatory, Collegiate and
Post Graduate Departments, besides tirst-class
schools in Music, Art, Languages, Commercial
and Industrial Studies.
J. H. CLEJVELL, Rrincipal,lwSalenvN.:
daw 2W.