yui lujyi, K1 UA Y , OU rOBEK 25, 1895.
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The home of. John
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Concord, F. 0. y
j M.Odell, President
n B. Ccltkanb, Cashier
Coltkane, Assistant Cashier
Capital
DIRECTORS ;
fir otjell. D. F. Cannon
Flam King,
R. Odell,
D. B
J. W. Cannon,
W. Hv Lilly,
COLTRANE.
Speculation,
HAMMOND & CO. '
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, N. X.
welKto-do farmer, livina: six miles
nortVwest of Dfclta, Fulton county.
Ohioi&at present the Mecca of the
inhabitants for miles around. The
aracuon, or ratner the attractions;
are live bouncing boys wbich Mrs.
Langdon presented to her husband
$50,000 yr8terday- Th5 little fellows are
$16,000 weil and likely to Hye. Mrs Lang
don is a comely woman and twenty
six, and although she has been mar-
rxcu iu or years nas never naa any
children before.- ,
Under the laws of Ohio the State
furnishes free maintenance and
education for the additional child or
children when more than two are
born at a single accouchraent, - and
FROM THE STATE OF WILKES,
McConnell-Castor.
A lovely home wedding was the
one Thursday night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M E Castor, on West
Depot street, when their daughter,
Mjes Hattie Castor, one of Concord's
most excellent young ladies, was
married to Mr. Ross L McConnell,
let letter. (Free)
dwly
inn dot
DMET.
(LITAKER'S CORNER)
Tbe Gibbs Triplets in Atlanta Tbey
are 62 Tears Old and Good Looking
Men, All Married, Hare Twin Chil
dren and Twin Children, and Toted
for Cleveland.
The Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio
vestibule from Taylorsville this
morning brought m a party with the popular young operator at the
tickets to Atlanta. In the party Western Union Telegraph office.
were R T Gibbs and T L Gibbs, of The marriage took place , in the
Wilkes county. They looked so parlor amidst a beautiful array of
much alike that it was not possible to floral decorations and in the presence
tell one from the other. They J of guests and friends; who witnessed
weigh each 187 pounas, have a short the eventful affair that made the
cropped gray mustache, and are two one! Mr. Herman itcediger, of
dressed alike, from hat to boots. Charlotte, with Miss Sallie Castor,
"We are brothers," said one of them sister of the bride ; aad Mr. D B
to the News reporter, "nd we are Castor and Miss Carre Neisler,
going to Atlanta to meet our other cousins of the bride, were the only
from present appearances M re. brother, for there are three of us. attendants, Rev. M G G Scherer,
uangaon has given three charges to Our Atlanta brother, W W Gibbs, of St. James Lutheran church, per.
children average
i
iu Wilkes county 30 years ago. ' He short and impressiye,! aftor which
looks just like we do, and weighs the guests repaired to the dinning
the same. We are going to haye a hall where anr elegant supper was
reunion there, and may advertise served. Both Mr. and Mrs. McCon
ourselves as a sample of North Caro- nell are popular and are favorites
best and most excellent young ladies M111'8 product." among the young people of the city
ia fn h fni-on frnm nfl Tn fV,,a WJ Ctntmuing, the two brothers who and haye the best wishes of their
all feel like protesting, but it can't are going' to Atlanta to see their
be helped. third brother, told the News that
Thursday evening, handsomely their father died when the triplets
engraved cards were issued that reid were three years old. Their mother
as follows: v ded last June, at the ago of 94
me. and Mrs. D. Branson Col- years. The Atlanta brother has had
tranb a pair of twins born to him. K J
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7W.DukcSons &Co.f;
'TKEAKERJCSN TOBACCO Cl
DURHAM .C. U.f .A. J. 7-
MADE FROM
the State. The
3 rounds each.
High 0rr.de Tebttn
ABSOLUTELY FU g
Another of Concord's to marry.
There is pain in the announce
ment of a coming marriage in Con
Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and cord-it means that one of the townee
' sold, or carried on Margin.
pt s. Send f orexplanatory circus
laron speculation, also weekly mar-
FU R W IT
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friends for long, continued hap-
pineskas. They were recipienta of L &YQ
many nanasome and costly presents.
They will reside at Mr. Castor's for
some time.
COFFINS ('.C.
nOw in stock at my momsi
opposite the court ho .ae a splen
did line of welKmade Furniture
such as
requests your presence
A .Widower In Iredell county.
The following is said to have
Gibbs had ho twins, but one of his curred in Iredell county recentlv;
Oc
t's.
V.
Ihaye opened my MEAT MAR
KETmthe Litaker basement, fors
merly oecnpied by Swink & Day
vault . Whnn you want nice, 'fresh
meats, beef, pork, mutton, etc.; call
on or 3end iu your orders to
S. L. KLTJTTZ.
P. S. 1 am in the market when
beef cattle and hogs are for sale.
Haokrisr Co.,
ilANUFACTURERS
at the marriage of their daughter married daughters had twins'. "How
gether,' askelTthe reporter of one of
the men. : He turned to the the
other and eaid: "Well 'now, Tom,
how many haye we- I've forgot."
Tom couldn't tell, either.
All three of these 62-year- old
triolet voted for Cleveland, The
Doctor David A. ..Garrison,
Wednesday evening, November sixth,
eighteen hundred and ninety five,
at nine o clock.
Central M. E. Church, South,
Concord, North Carolina.
world for two here today were proud of the rjed,"
A widower was at the al tar for
the fourth time. Paring the mar
riage service the sound of sobbing
came from the rear of the family
group, and an astonished guest in
quired, "Who is the woman in tears?
Ia it some old flame?" "That's the
cook," answered one of the children,
"She always ci lea when papa is mar-
Bed Steads, Tables,
Wash Stands S afesw
til
defy competition
1 1 1
quality ana prices
if ig to
You wiil be
surprised when you luiur Ljy price a
Come and see. If not in stock
can supply you in a few dnys Jk
have a nice line of
Bncklen's Arnica Salve.;
The Best Salve in tke
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt fact tnat they, had got a chance to
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Ohappe 8hakc the hand of the President. "I wouldn't Take warning.
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all ghuck it twice, ' the one named Tom A young traveling man (we with
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures proudly exclaimed.--OharlctteNew8. hold his name) representing a Rich-
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Piles or no pay requi ed. It is ; ' ' . -r moia nouse, struct town Thursday,
guaranteed to give statiefaction or Marriage Announcement. and finding himself quite lonely and
mnnfiv refnnded. Price 25 cents per Beautifully engraved cards have discontent in "the afternoon, the
box. For sale at P B Fetzer's Drug been issued announcing the marriage young sport 6eCnred a bicycle and
of Mr. xvODDinS; rtuu Miss uioBou. proceeded to take m the town. He
GOF
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at prices that will surpriL eu. 2
keep a full lme on hand
mediate supply. I buy
LUMBER
store.
$WE GINGHAMS,
OUTING CLOTHS,
jffearly a Fire.
About 2 o'clock Thursday night
the air was pervaded with an odor
of burning grass and leaves, but it
PLAIDS, SHLJET1NG was an hour or longer before the
fire could be uiBCoyerea. Mr. - w in
Johnston, the night watchman, after
searching the lots for some time, dis-
The cards read :
. . " f -
Da. and Mrs. T. P. Gibson
Announce the marriage of their daughter
Mary Grace
': to '
: Mr. Frank Lfifi Robbins
On Wednesday, October twenty-third,
eighteen hundred and ninety-five.
Concord, North Caroliaa
- ; At Home
after November fifth.'
and run my planing machMjo, an
all persons who wish any thing: ,
in this line, will do well to call
and see me. ,
Very Respectfully,, .
SALT BAGS.
0-
DEALERS IN
General
Merchandise.
Signs of a Hard Winter.
The goose bone is nearly all white
covered the grass and a pile of old this year, and the result will be that
straw burnine in the rear of the snow will lie on the ground irom
Shuman restaurant, (the old court early ' in December until late in
house let) where some one had April, A long, cold winter filled
dumped out hot ashes. The fire had with blustering storms is ahead,
begun to spread and had gained conw There are othei signs that confirm
Mw TiPadwav. Mr. Johnston tWs. Corn husks; are unusually
was warned not to ride apon the
sidewalks, but thinking the town
just one size smaller than himself,
he heeded not the , warning. Af ter
enioving a pheasant ride oyer our
loyely sidewalks and reviewing the Concord. N. U. July 13,
loyely residences and lawns on Main
street, the young fellow was enter
tained at the Mayor's office for a
shoit while, aad before bidding ' His
Honor" adien he donated $5,35 to
the town treasury.
1 r '
J. T. Pounds,
FIRE INSURANCE.
Seized the Ontfit.
Wednesday afternoon, Azel Rush,
a Wilkes county man, arrived at Bob
Haviner transferred n j Fire lis
surance business to Messrs. H 2
Woodhouse and B E Harris, I corns
mena them to any who may be ia
need of fire insurance, and Le&peaSc
for them a liberal patronage.
Respectfully, -
found it in time,, however, to saye thick, and chipmunks and wood- WalWs place; at Eastfieldwi;h
perhaps a large conflagration.
BUYERS OP
Country Produce.
of al Kind
- AND
our-Foot wood always
Wonted best prices for
same. We invite an in-'
Section of all the goods
We Manufacture.
nuiitoiffi '.Co;
Certainly You Don't Expect "Clap
Trap" at a KellRlous Meeting.
We admirelhe manner in which
our Methodist brethern are conduct
ing their revival. There in no clap
trap work about it. The gospel is
preached; in its purity and in its
simplicity and most earnest appeals
are made to men's hearts to accept
the truths of the gospel, Monroe
Enquirer. .
ill!
men Baby was sick, we gave her Castor!.
ffHen W was a CbJld, she cried f or Castoria,
When Bhebecel echmgtoCarla. ;
Vten she tad Cbildren,she gavethem Castorfi
chucks are already fat enough to
kill. Coal is advancing and gas
companies are threatening to raise
their rates. . ,
The above is from an old resident
a firm believer in the , goose bone
bu8inees. Greensboro Record . '
Tne Popnllst Executive Committee.
They met In Raleigh Wednesday
night and the Press-Visitor says this
about the presents : V
"Those who were present are- Sen
ator Butler, Mr Hal Ayer, Secretary
to the committee, Maj Guthrie, of
J)tirham,t Congressman 8trowd, Mr.
We have assumed the Fire Insist
ance bupiness of Mr. J.W. Burkheacl-
load of whiskey for Charlotte. Rush comprising the agencies for seveiaJ
nrst-ciass ana weiiestaou&nea com
panies. and "respectfully eolicit a
asked Mr. Wallace to give him a lift liberal share of business in that lino.
nKiA Woodhouse & Harris.
IU UUaXiUitc. axt. uauouc, oam uc 26 4 tf
was coaing to, unanoue loaay tor
cotton bagging and ties, and would QQ fOR SALE
This morninsr Wallace and Rush
came to town in a buggy. Behind HARD COAL
them vas Mr. Wallace's team and
wagon hauling the Wilkes ceunty
man's whiskey. Deputies King and
Graham met the wagon on the road
and found something prpoked about
the whiskev- They seized the whole
J B Lloyd, of Tar boro, W b 15arnes, team, wagon and all, " and
Dr. Cy Thompson, of church fame, thals tne 80rt of a scrape Mr. Wal
Ambrosial Hileman, Otho Wilson, J gce ha3 got into by giying Mr. Rush
Rogerrsprw
Peace." , Charlotte JSTews 1V. la Kj t A V
SOFT COAL,
BLOCK COAL.
- STOVE COAL,
f y SMITH COAL
" Best" Coal in the South.
rt .OrdrstakentoqB fisher's
s tore,' or" gi ven to in y "'dri v era,
or at my office will be pronms
ly attended to.