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CONCORD, SEP r. 17, 1895.
JOTTINGS AND CLIPPINGS.
San Francisco has quarantined
-against Honolulu on account of
cholera.
Statistics show that American
amports fromSpain include garlic,
?d op ions.
vteorge liogers, woo nvtu near
Jacksonville, III , was murdered by
burglars.
A new cereal has been discovered
in the seed of a kind of marsh grass
of Alabama; it is like oats.
Two young men, named McAfee
and Clayton, were killed in a sboot
ingjscrape at McKae, Ark.
Charles Stewart was sentenced to
a j ear in prison at Chaster, 111., for
n.iciLg two St. Louis girls from
home. r
Some strong evidence against
Preacher Hinsaw, charged with wife
-murder, was given at Danville, Ind.,
Sa'urday.
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Hume of Saints Sayings.
Some of you old fellows from the
country, sitting: there with; $5 in
your pockets, and won't give a cent
You ought to get more hair and a
snout and tail and go to eatin corn.
There's a stranger here. One f eK
tow put in a dollar. He don't live
' in this town. y
If the devil don't git you, Bud,
it'll be because he don't want yon.
The Methodists here pay their
pastor $1800;and the Baptists $1200.
You" see you can ship oae-third
.cheaper by water.
I'd rather be a chain- gang nigger
in the Georgia penitentiary than to
besa Mehodist that voted for whis-
You won't be dead and in hell two
jeais before Sallie will have another
iteUow sitting on the front porch
'bragging about marrying- your
fividow; r
When! see an old maid, I am sure
Ama fellow, ain't done his duty.
When I see aa old bachelor, I think
,ot a hog.
Your wife's got as "much right to
LnnrK whiskey and get drunk as you
have, you lousy scoundrel.
IQrejgiris are as pure as the morn
ing '5ew,Vfc Cod pity the crowd
they've got to dance with.
If one of th dancing dudes is all
right it is the first one I ever say. I
want his picture to show around.
We.need some daddies that will
meet he dancing buck at. the door
and luck him oyer the front gate and
say, Good-bye, John.
u girls that don't know any
thing but to dance. You'll evapo
rate seme day and leave some bangs
and slippers on the floor.
I like a drunkard better than I
do a clo38-fisted, stingy deyil. There's
&ope for the drunkard.; If you get
him sober you may make a man of
hh. But if a fellow's no account,
drunk or eober, the gig's up, Win
ston Twin-City Daily.
Not ea From the Organ.
The j int council of the Organ
pastorate ha? granted Rev. Geo. H
Cox a months vacation. Rev; Cox
has been a hard Worker since he
came to this pastorate, and deserves
a short rest During his vacation
he expects to attend, as a delegate,
the meeting of the United Lutheran
Synod, which will convene at
Stauntion, Va., on the 18th. From
Staunton he is going to visit his sis
ters, who reside in Portland, Maine,
his native heath. His son, Mr. C
Brown Cox, starts today (Monday)
for Gettysburg where he will enter
the Theological Seminary.
Mr. Henry Cruse, while working
at Mr, E B O Hambly's large cattle
barn last week fell through the scaf
fold and sustained painful but not
serious injuries. '
Mr. Timmie Bost has thrown
down the shovel and the hoe and
taken up the saw and hammer' He
is now working at the carpenter
trade in Concord.
Miss Daisy Kluttz, who taught a
very successful term of school at
Brick church, Davie county, came
home last week. Next week she ex
I pects to start for Bloomsburg where
she will enter school.
Miss Dora Bost left a few weeks
ago for Mt. Pleasant where she is
attending Mt. Amoena Female S:mK
nary.
Mr. Vance B Miller starts to-day
for North Carolina College at Mt.
Pleasant.
So you see our community is
awakening from its "Rip Van Win
kle" sleep and is becoming aroused
on the subject of education.
Miss Myrtie Beaver, who was so
badly burned about six weeks ago,
is, we are glad to learn, able to sit
up some.
Mrs, Mariah Cruee,. who lived in
ten miles of China Grove for sixty
years, paid that flourshing village
her first yisit Friday. Whit.
Sept. 16, 1895.
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine
suited for any seaaoD, but perhaps
more generally needed, when the
languidexhausted feeling prevails
when the liver is torpid and slug
gish and the need of a tonic and
alterative is felt. A prompt use of
this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious
fevers. No medicine will act more
suroly in counteracting and free
ing the tyatom from the malarial
poison. Headache, indigestion,
Constipation, dizziness yeild to
Electric Bitters, 50c and $1.00 per
bottle at Fetzer's Drug store.
Jack Frost.
Casiile, N, y., Sept. 16. A
heay frost Saturday night ruined the
garden truck and other farm crops.
Potato Tines lying on the ground
were entirely killed. Many farmers
were at work cutting their "corn
Sunday.
Bin ghampton, N. Y., Sept. 16,
A eeyere frost in this vicinity Sattm
day night and Sunday morning
ruined grapes, and vegetables suffer
ed severely, -
Lancaster, Pa.f Sept. 16. Re
porjts from the rural districts shows
that the frost on Saturday and Sun
day night did a great damage to the
the growing tobacco, a large portion
of which is still in the field.
Dr. Creasy Not in Love WUh"Trllby"
In the course of his, sermon Sun
day night, Dr. Creasy spoke of the
book "Trilby" in no complimentary
terms. He said it was not fit to en
ter the house of anj Christian fann
ily. He also spoke of tbe young
ladies wearing "Trilby" hearts as
eouVenirs, as being disgraceful. One
young lady in the congregation had
a large "Trilby" heart pinned on
her belt When the doctor spoke of
the kTril,by";heart8 not being fit to
w?ar she immediately removed it
and handed is over to a friend.
Charlotte Observer. .
Aochester Oflers GW.U.
Rochester, N. Y., Sept. .16,
The associated banks and trusts
companies of Rochester have sent to
the Assistant Treasuier ot the
United States at New York $250,
000 in gold to .be- exel a iged for
le.j;al tender notes. It is tne pur
pjseof the Rochester banks to do
their share in maintaining ; the
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