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CONCOBD, N; 0.
j M. Odell, President
n B. Ccltrane, v Cashier.
Tj.' D. Coltrane, Assistant Cashier
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000
$16,000
DIRECTORS
i M. Odell, D. F. Oannoit
ElamKing, W, Canok,
Speculation;
HAMMOND & 00.
Broils,
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, it. Y.
Stocks, Bonds and Oram bought and
bow, or carnea on Margin. ,
P. S. Send for explanatory circu
lar on speculation, also weekly mar
ket letter. (Free)
dwly
OUT LllltT.
(LITAKER'S CORNER ) ,
l naye opened my ja.xuvx Man"
EET in the Litaker basement, f or-
-merly occupied by S wink & Day
vault, When you want nice j fresh
meats, beef, pork4 mutton, tc., call
on or send in your orders to
S. K KLTJTTZ.
P. S. 1 am in the market when
beef cattle and hogs are for sale.
Go.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
-FINE GINGHAMS, 7
OUTING CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, SH&ET1NG
AND SAL T B'4GS.
O-
DEALERS IN
General
luGrchEndlSOJ
BUYERS OF
Country Produce
of all Kind
and . ;
Fr-Foot wood always
touted -best prices, for
same. We invite an inv
Action of all the goods
Manufacture.
Go,
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SELLS BROTHERS' SHOW. - I
T? 'andeSt TrlnmPh Known
i
in the History of the Circus World.
Sella Brothers will be in Charlotte,
Friday, ; October 4, in a ' blaze of
glory, and it is, without doubt, the
most : gigantic exhibition that has
everHisited that city, intrbdacing
triple ring circus, five continent me
nagerie, real Roman 'Hippodrome,
huge African quariam, Australian
a?iary, Arabian caravan , and the un-
equalled . free: street s parade.- The
sea : Brothers big enterprise has
agement xor a longer period than any
other in existence, being now in its
twenty -fourth prosperous year. Go
to town esply and see the free daily
street parade of glittering splendor.
The procession leave! the show
grounoa at xv o'ciock on tne morns
ing of the exhibition. It is over a
mile in length See the vast city of
canyai 1 Then decide whether or not
you want to see the greatest show on
earth; Two performances daily
Uiternoon at 2, night at 8. Doors
open one hour earlier. Special ex-
cursion rates on ail line s of travel.
Goods Recovered, Bat Thief Escapes.
Early this morning a thief enter
ed the meat house of Mrs. Q W Tay
lor on West Corbin street and took
therefrom a ham. He was traced
and run for one hundred yards and
the goods were recovered, but the
thief (which was a hound) escaped.
Snakes 25 1-2 Feet Long.
Superintendent Geo. Barnhardt,
of the Cabarros chain gang, is works
ing n ear the Lippard mill in No: 11.
On Saturday he met up : with 25
feet of snakes.
Discovering a moccasin, he killed
her and through a lascerated place
out crawled 43 little snakes averag
ing 6 inches long. He set the chain
gang on to this covey and demolished
every one of them. Their entire
length, including 4 feet for the
mammy, amounted to 25 feat.
Saturday was a bad day, too.
A Derby Hat In a Hen Moose.
The chief of police has been
handed a derby hat that was found
one morning in the chicken coop in
the rear of Mr. John K Patterson's
store.
The supposition is that the gen
tleman who yisited this hen house
in the dark lost his hat.
The hat bears these marks on the
ineide : F- H- & R: s- Tncer RaN
eigh, N. C, and in pencil
mark
these initials "H. M. B."
Alarion Art School.
Miss Bettie V Alexander, who has
for the past several years taught
successfully the Marion Art School
i " f hia oifv. "hfts rnrpnd with a
large class in the rooms formerly
occupied by her at the home of Mrs.
Paul B Means. Class hours are
from 3 te 5 o'clock p. m., every day
except Saturday. Tuition $3.00 to
$4.00. 816 3t.
For Over Fifty Years.
Mrs- Wi"8!wV
peen usea ior over mtj jcam j
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the ' child, softens, the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part J of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle
tumm and ask for Mrs. Winslows
8oothing Syrup," and take no other J
kind.
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EVEN THB DARKNESS PALED
r. WaUetftlenry Threaten, to Take
Off Ills Belt and Lick. Somebody.
Mr. t Walter R Henrv wr xrv
vV - ' - J " 'J I
much ipleasea with the handsome
portra t)f Ihimself In yesterday's
tA-k;- tt- r -v. I
?C"B w&c cr jclb reiurnea ves-
m?m8L haS
quit f'Blowing Rock" for the pres-
ent Whether he has quit blowing
Walter is not stated.
HercatledJ attention to the rapid
gait with wjiich he was"Ieaving the
party', andggested that he ib get
ting tneW'mth toth feet, 1 s
( Lest nightllr, Henry wore a belt j
ra leatherbelt with. rings in it and
a curious buckle possibly a cham-1
pionship belt with leather medal I
bel t worn byilhe Supreiiie Snark as
he f resides bvct-Hhe Hoo Hooa of
the Univerce. . But if Mr. Henry is
a Hob Hoo, he did not say so,
Touching with impressive hand I
this equator of his fleshy sphere, he
said significantly : "If some people I
don't watch out I'll null this belt
off and lick somebody."
Even the darkness grew -pale
at I
the thought, Raleigh Observer.
His Head Dnngea up. I
Jim . McKnight, a colored boy
about 13 years of i age, came near
passing out oi existence tnis alter-
noon when he was thrown irom a I
' s ' m ' - i " mm I
wagon with which a horse was runi
t . . .1
ning away, stnKing nis nead upon a
stick of wood, severely cutting and
bruising it. He was hauling cloth
for the Odell Manufacturing Com-1
pany, and was in the mill yard. Dr,
Li M-Archey gave him tne. proper
surgical attention. He is now doing
Quite well, considennc: the severe
blow.
The Sick Ust.
Mr. L B Etheredge, who clerks at
Mr. D P Dayvault'8, is quite sick at
Mr. John A Cline's. where he is
boarding.
Mrs. James C Fink is sick with
chills. v
Master George 8 wink, who has
fever, is better.
Mr. Herbert Cook is considerably
better today, although his fever is
high at times.
Miss Ada Carter, of Forest Hill,
is still very low.
The condition of Mr. Safrit is very
encouraging anu xiupes are enieriam-
ed for his recovery, while there is a
change for the worse in the case of
-j .
mx. xosi, aunougu me lawer is
brighter today than yesterday. r
Miss Nannie Cannon is no better
today. She is very sick.
Master Edgar Caldwell is "at
home" entertaining the chills.
Wallace Brothers Assign.
m m mi m "
Statesville has had an immense
crash in financial circles." r
Wallace Bros, composed of V Isaac,
tw,m nA wniiam WoiiSno Hninfr
' . .
business in St&tesviUe since 1859,
made an assignment last Saturday,
& .. ,
naming HiX80licitor L.ong as as
oirrnpo . 1
xne nrm nas Deen carrying on one
of the largest businesses in Western
North; Carolina. They borrowed
lots of money, principally from the
Merchants & Farmers bank, of Char
lot te, and from private parties'. The
labilities are estimated at $200,000,
with a probable similar amount of
They tnrned over, eyerytning,
. ...
their private residences included,. .
It is a crash that surprises the
- - i . .
; whole western part of the state.
NO THIRD TERM.
President Cleveland's Sinter rati
That He Wouldn't Accept One.
, . . . . .
TVAW Yftl-IT Nont. -11 A enrna I
tfcft xktia- v. :
tt t,-. ni J
; " cuuiauo yucmii, wuwr
f Prfl.;flf n.ia.ij
w, Bays the President would hot
ftMflnlft ' - --
accept a third term. '
FN nan all rpt xppII
sleep soundly.
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A Item ArkKitiA rnM "
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xrui. jo. ju omufl, 01 oiaunion,
Va., who has been the guest of A
8 Hielig, tells , us of a remarkable
cur of a young man, whose name
Everett .Strauss arid who is indent!
fied with one of the foremost famit
Bright' disease. The physicians
had lost all hope of their medicines
proving etncaciqus. When air hope
was given up it was suggested that
the xaitn cure be tried. Accordinly
the young man was annomted with
pare oliye oil and six elders from the
different churches were sent for.
They began praying in the morning
at six and continued to pray without
intermission until four. At the ex
plration of that hour Mr. Straus
RrnkA frnm h! ht Hrpeaorf and
walked down the street. He attended
to some mail matter and wen t out
r. ..- .
driving the same afternoon. He
Prof. Smith tells us that the care is
"J W U WUMW U AH VttVWVI M Will
creating no little amount of
WOnder and astonishment and he
I Touches f or its accuracy, being an
eye witness. Salishury World.
rThe part . of .this story that re
f naeB ta go down is six elders that
can pray that long;
Africans Going Exposltlonward,
A car load of native Africans
passed. through Sunday night bound
for the Atlanta Exposition. They
were robed ii the African apparel
and were curious to behold. They
were stacked in the car, which was
securely fastened, like so many hogst
and their chattering was like unto
the cackling of geese to on r natives.
None of them got out, or prcbably
several people would have been
eiten up.
The Scene of Explosion.
From all quarters of the counfv.
Be0Dle. BOme through svmnatbv.
i "
gome curi0aity, and some for the
want 0f elsewhere to spend the
gabbath, went gunday to view the
gcene of the osjfevJack
Jon-'Safrit' wmhVoccured di
(m
Wednesday motning lasci The
place ..was a rendezvous, and tne
unusual sight of wonderment for
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several hundred people.
Mnrvelons Hesnlts,
From a letter written by Rev. J
Gundfirman. of Diamondale. Mich..
I we are permitted to make this- ex
i . i i it i t
tract: -1 nave no nesitauou wrer
coverr. as the results vere almost
1 UUU1U1CUU1UK -li XlUb, W HU" mra
marvelous m the case of my wife
While I was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
l Drousut UUWU wifcu jluouiuuuw
BaMXTBmg;o couehiug would last
hours with little interuption and it
lZf iULtleVS
King's Ne jv Discovery; it was quick
, TOrlrT
petzer's Drug store Regular size
50c. and $1,00.
:'l Fop Sal.
I ' Ocvcrai nunurcii uubucio wiuici
tnrf oata at 4a cents at sranerv or
1 45 cents wih sack and delivered at
China Groye. J. M. Habbison,
Mill Bridge, N. 0., Sept. 9 th, '95
FIRE INSURANCE.
Having transferred my Fire In
suranc 'business to Messrs. H I
WftnHhAnnA O XT' TT T
mena them to any who mav ho in
fire insurance, tnd bespeak
ior mem a unerai vatronaxre.
vatronac(
iXespectiuJJy,
J. W BUJRKHEAD.
I iwe have assumed the Fire Ircsur-
Anmnriflincr ThA ocrAnniAo tnf calami
hrst-class and well establish e i com
twin . MV v ov V WX Cfe
pames, ana respecuuuy eoucit a
iiiueroi Buarooi ouBiuess in iuai nue.
hi i i ' i i? .
I - VVOODHOUSE & HAEB18.
Aueust 26. tf
. COJFFIInS c&C .
j. have now iri stock at inv rooms
opposite the court house a splen-
- ?AVi e well-made f urniture
Ta A Qf anlo ToVkl
Wash Stands Safes,
Chairs, &c.
I defy competition y in regard to
quality and price. 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 line of , - - ; .
NS-
at prices thatill Surprise you. ' ' 1
- keep a full lime on hand for im .
mediate supply-X buyv; - . -
' LUMBEP
and run tny-planingr macjiaue, and
all ' persons who wish anythiDg:
in this line, will do well to call
and see me. .
Very Respectfully,
J. T. Pounds.
Concord. N. C. Julv 13, 1895.
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"Uy.llL UfiUSia
S E M I N A R Y
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A Flourishing School for-Young
Ladies. .
TEN TEACHERS,
Ori. amental Brai cLeu iieueire
Careiui Attertnon.
HEV. C. L. T. FISHER, A. M
Principa
MOUNT PL ASANX. N. C
IS JUST A3 COOD FOR ADULTS.
V7ARRAUTED. PRICE 50 cts.
GALATIA, ILLS., NOT. 16, 1893.
Paris Medicine Co.; St. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen: We sold last year, 600 bottles of
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL. TONIC and haye
bought three pross already this rear. In all ovr ex
perience of 14 years, in the drug business, have
never sold an article that rare such universal satlsr
taction as your Tuoic ours truly, -
i ABXET, CAKB li CO-
For sale by all druggists.
COFJii
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IrJ Oil W
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