Vol-
Xl.-No. 127.
CONCORD, N. C ) TUES DAY, OC TOBER I, 1895.
Whodb KO. 1 305
ional hi
COKCOKD, N. 0.
jfB. CCLTBAKE,
( p.-CoLTBANK,
President,
Cashier.
Assistant Cashier
Capital
Surplus,
$50,000
16,000
-DIRECTORS;
W. Odsll, -D. F. Canjton
ViAif Sing, J W. Cannon,
B. Odell, - W. H; Lilly,
1). B, OOLTRANE.
4
qu tat ion
HAMMOND & CO.
A SERIOUS CHARGE. I
Prominent Citizen of I,iio I
Accnsert or a Crime.
Mr. Phillip; Sowers, who is in
town today, tells us of a grave offence
laid at the dnnr nf n
citizen of Davidson county. -V,.
lhe sixteen year old daughter of
Matthews Brook3 who lives on Addis
AT PATTERSON'S HALL.
In Honor of formal Students A Gc?
man and a reception The Right a
"toyely" One.
The moon, pretty faces and bril
liant light3 of last night were in
i i - 1 1-
nappy union, ana
Patterson V Hall
much pleasure, to
Jfow Men, See Mow You Erred.
' The Reidsville Review, a most ex
cellent weekly, Vays editorially:
"Three of the most amiable, kind
and appreciative members of the
newspaper fraternity in this State
are: Messrs. Henry Blount, of the
.1 Wil" at; nn w ,1 t nr c
was an event "or I xxav.i uau ju xuuuiug, ui
Burr rnihn cr nf
the Henderson Gold Leaf, and A
the german at
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
son jt'itzsrerald'a nljinfnt.inn -.nof the IovpW rnVht fn ennVan -Koccower, or the Uolaaboro Head-
across the river, filfiims w. w ! c&sion " ' . - light. Their friendly and fraternal
father's landlord forced her to sub
mit to him. This she "states was
last July. At the tide of Hi oc
currence she told her mother of it,
but they agreed to say nothing to
her father about it fearing that
bloodshed might result. Last week
Mr. Fitzgerald and Brooks had soma
disagreement which resulted m the
former authorizing Brcoks to leave
his plantation. On Saturday the
young girl told her father of the
whole affair which had occured in
FIRE INSURANC
E
Havihs? transferred my . Firo In
surance business to Aie&sra. ii
Woodhouse and B E Harris, I corns
inena them to any who may be m
need of firo insurance, and .bespeak
for them a liberal vatroasgrv..
Respectfully, '
J. W BuminsAD.
The chivalrous vouth and fair !eeim: 18 proverbial and their
maiden abundantly enioyed dancing fcoarfc3y upon all occasions is
to music grand, notil 12 o'clock, rSy- The editor of the Review
when they repaired to the home of na3 beea mad8 tDelr debtor over
Mr. and Mrs. James C Gibson, where vhelmingly recently for gracious
the guests were entertained at sunner and gratultoua complimentary no
by Miss Elizabeth Gibson. All this tices entirely uncalled for and
(was in honor of Miss Craig, of wholly undeserved." V
Washington, D. U., and the Misses Wenther Report for September.
who will leave Thursday morning Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Oct. .1.
for the "Normal school at Greensboro.
The fortunate participant were : A
!J Yorke, Miss Nannie Craig; C L
July and he immediately applied for ' Smith, Miss Lai Hill; Ed Moss, Miss 75
a warrant for Fitzgerald's arrest. Kate Means: Joe Goodman. -Miss I Number nf vWv Ava iz 'nnmr
- - I y I - - v. VlrV Jh V J 9 9
This is the version of the affair as Faunie Rogers; Ed P Hill, Miss Belle of fair days. 9: number of cloudy
Stocks, Bonds aod Grain bought and told by Brooks, and it may be in- Means; Mr. Lse Dore, of Florida, days, 8; number of days on which
eoid, or tarnea on iviargin. stigated by maJice over hia ejection,! Miss Jennie Smith; Maury Rich rain?feir8. L
P.S. Send for explanatory circm At the leasr, circumstances appear j mond, Miss Elizabeth Gibson; C Total rainfall 1.79 inches, heay
lar on speculation, also weekly mar- very damaging against Mr. Fitz-1 Richmond Montgomery, Miss Emily pest rain ,65 inch on 10th.
We have assumed the Firo lusnr
anco business of Mr. J.W. Burkhe&d,,
comprising the agencies for several
first-class and well established ccm
panies, and respectfully rolicit a
liberal share of business io that. line.
WOODHOUSE & HAF.1U3.
August 26. -V tf
Highest temperature, 97 on 23rd.
Lowest temperature, 48 on 30th.
Average temperature for the month,
ket letter. (Free)
dwly
liin KIT EttilET.
(LITAKER'3 CORNER )
, -"r r' --ar!- 'A'Sty
gerald. Mr. Fitzgerald claims that
no violence was used and that
nothing involunfary appeared on
her side. Ha is 56 years of age and
possessesrconsiderable means and has j Mr. and Mrs. E 0 Beach, Mr.
heretofore borne a splendid reputa Mrs. J F Hurley, Mesdame3 R E
i
tion with his neighbors He is the Gibson, Laura Moss, Mac Davis.
father Jof Dr. Fitzgerald, of Monroe,
Gibson; John F Yorke, Miss Sallie Preyailing direction tof the wind,
Erwin; Chal White, Miss Mary N; N E and S.
White Fetzer. Stags ; Frank Smith rainfall for year, w
I w
land Eat-1 Brown. fihamnprnnps r I January
and is known in Salisbury. Tho war
rant was served this morning, but
we have not been able to hear any
thing further - from it Salisbury
World.
, February
ana ,
iviarcn
April
May
June
July
August
Kinety-Tnree Dollars and a Vallso
IiOSt.
Mr, H T Yow, a resident of this September
city and for five months pait an op
6.4
2.25
5.82
6.33
2.93
5.00
4.12
4.97
1.79
Vl.l ih.r.-, K ; ls
5 5-:
- ; wo
For men, women or boys at prices -Tan sis?
from $15 to $80. We ship f remf actory s5i
to appro-val and ere the only xnanufacttx
OTS sellingdirect to Consttiiers. 'U'e have
no Agenta. W e offer givotev vx.-.U.'.e in cor
uxford Gladiator wneels at8fiO thcai
other maiiuf acturera with prices frcza ftffQ
to $150. Every 7heol fnlly wazrngisd,
Dont pay local dealers a pr ftty
E
er cent. Cut tliis out and write t o-ficy 1
dux nandsomo catalcgus. Addr
C TN A mA. J
OXFORD fSFG GOmsss wafcujh 4 "cnVrrv
S
I
COFFINS &C
on or send in your orders to
S. L. KLUTTZ.
P. S. 1 aui in the market when
ceef cattle aid hos are for sale.
An Old XSust.
erative in the Odell mills got on a Richmond, Va., Sept. 30. A
pretty good ag" Monday night and staunton 8pecial 0 the Dispatch
was being piloted over the city by a g s . Thtf yaley Mutual Life As.
certain coiorea man. xvtr. xow naci 0:of;nM ft xr-- qoo;ci
. ' "O "a 1 TTfc 1 S J T
... ...s, t i o us as&eis to o u jjoinier. trustee, utiu wj? tw.-
home about 9 o ciock h)6 in casn, mu af 0..,a0 ara:ainnf ii 9.ro iti
T j ,
Ihaveonened mv MEA.T MARs I A' surprise Wedding.
.Mii: m tne Jjitaker basement, iors tKoViw
vault. Whsn you want nice;. fresh nas nappenea m oncora in a long
meats, beet, pork, mutton, etc., call time than the hannv ofiaainn that
took place Monday night just before PrinciPally bil,g and 'ma11 vallse' its liabilities $130,000 in shape of
tram time at the Presbvterian
have now in stock -ct ' my rooms
opposite tle court hous a splen
did line of well-made Furniture
such as '
U-M"
Wash Stands Snfes
Si!
Q
MANUFACTUEEES OF
manse, when a brief I07e affair was
wedded for future happiness by
making the two participants as one,
Mr. W A Caldwell having been mar
lied to Miss Margaret Earnhardt. It
was a quiet affair and only very few
' I " a . l c 1.1 t
lnumiuto lnenus otj toe groom inew
uut wueu uc iciuiucu in Hie nt nnn,iH r path . r35PS 'nflar if. la
sema , hours ne was minus Dotn ai(i tnat the numberof current pol-
money and valise. icies in the association'are 4,500. and
. . -w-r I
Policeman Jbisber wa3 on to xow tne amount of insurance written
auu iuB ucaru, niiu ii iuc muucj i thereunder S4.500.0UU. Trie oom
Chairs
not returned, some one may have to
answer for a robbery. Yow is al
together ignorant of what become of
his money, valise or himself , so goes
tOf GLYGIL'IMS,
0VTUVG CLOTHS,
of what was ffoin? on.
In the presence of a few friends
tit l-i r hart VDnn cnrkrieorl rf f ha otron f I
" "v-w. v Vu.v I sqnlro Wolfo Throws Out the Gnant-
Key, VV J Alexander in a short, but let to cotton-picuers.
nanv has manv policy homers m
Virginia and North Carolina,
There are some people in Cabar
rus, who hold policies in this com
pany.
Pro
defy compatition in regard to
quality and price. You will be
surprised when you bear my prices
Come and Eee. If not in stock
can supply you In a few days. I
have a nico line of
o
Millinery Opening1.
Fall and winter opening of mil-
impressive ceremony .married the yeiiow negro cotton harvester, linery at Miss Mary Brachen's store
conoie. immeaiateiv arter wmcn jno Kedfearn. on 'fcauire u n T,iflC(iann(i Wodn nPi-
D r f ci ry -rr-r. tti run n f i I . .1 ... . x-i i I J
-1 LtJiJ-JLJfo, o LljLMjJ. kt I they left on -the gontn bonncl train Woire'a place, near ice city, la huh
for Atlanta trf take in the Exposi- mending his recora. & rew aays 3go
. , I piUucu. IU time uu uucuttii uuui o
tion.
Mr. Caldwell is a son ;of Mr. and hour. The following day he
Mrs. D A Caldwell, and the bride is picked 388 pounds. Squire Wolfe
and 2nd. All welcome.
2t.
AND
SALT BAGS.
.'OPERA-' HOUSE
Concord
DEALERS IN
General
OJSE NIGHT,
the daughter of Mr,, and Mrs. P C wants to knpw who has one that can YR.ID AY, OC TOBER 4TH.
Earnhardt, ali of this city.
beat him . He throws out the chal-
m , I . , , t lensre. Charlotte Observer.
The beat wishes of a large circle . , . . ,T .
I i nia B1U1WV uiu. b out xu uiu iu
l ; "
at prices that w;ill surpribG you. I
keep a full "line on baud fcrjiH'?
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 me.
Very Respectfully,
J. T. Pounds.
of fiiend3 go with the young couple
M6PchclIldiS6 nok only to Georgi&,s metropolis, but
ail tnrouga lire.
Count
BUYERS OP
ry Produce
of al Kind
. -AND
Wpoot wood always
Wonted -best prices for
We Invite an in-,
potion of all the goods
6 Maaufactnre. ,;
Eo.
How They Are.
The latest leports from the boiler
explosion wounded indicate that Mr
Saf rit is steadily improving but that
Mr. Bost is weaker and feverish. The
gravest fears are entertained for the
result of his condition.
this country can pick 409 pounds in
a day. This writer was regarded a
good farmer years ago .-and the most
he could pick was ninety three
pounds and then only at a backache
C03t.l
Having secured by special
arrangements the exclusiye Concord. N. C. July 13. 1805.
right to produce the greatest
of all American plays,
Inly 4 firir's Wk
Which will be interpreted by
a company of starplayers,
with
JN0. R. ERWIN. C A. MISENHEIMER-
ER W IN & MISENHEIMEI?..
Physicians and Surgeons
Office No. 3. Harty buildincr, op'
posite 2nd Presbyterian church,
Charlotte. N.
Backlens Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Soras, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Chappe
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay requi-ed.- ; It is
nfpnd to give statiefaction or
rmone v relundedr Price 25 cents per
box" For rale at P B Fetzer's Urng I
Store, ;
A Honsfbold Treasure.
D W Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. MlSS HELEN NORTH,
Y., says that he always keeps Dr.
King's New; Discovery in the house
and his family has always found the
very best of results follow its use;
that he would not be without it, if
procurable, C A Dykeman, druggist
Catskill, N. T.' says that Dr. 'King's
New Discovery is undoubtedly the
( ftr( Rt.anhh de Bae Booth
In the leading roles. rr
LITTLE ETHEL MAY,
years old, the most briK
liant child actress now bes
fore the public.
This great production will
the best cough remedy; that he has fca nnder the exclusive manx
used it in his family for eight years, agement of Josh E. Ogden.
and it has never failed to do all that .
is claimed for it. Why not try a Prices 25, 35 cents. Eeserved
remedy bo long tried and tested, seats 50 cents.
Trial bottles Free at Fetzer's Drug Reserved seats on sale at
store- Eegular s'ze 50d. and $1.00. GiDSon's Drag store.
Mount Amoena
SEMINAR Y:
A Flourishing School for Young ,
L a lies.
TEN TEACHERS,
Onsamenhl Brarchea Receive
Carefui Attention, . j
KEV. O. L. T. FISHER,i A. il
. pBINOIPAt,
MOUNT PL ASANT. X 0;