COHCORl), N. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1895.
Vol
Whoiib NO. 1.335
XL-No. 153.
Visited all the Townsnipg-TTalked
Fly Miles to Pay ller Taxes.
DURRANT FOUND GUILTY. I
Sheriff J ohn A Sims WOUCd Up! Dramatic RcenQ Between Himself
1118 tax COliecUQSr tonra on WWlnpa- na noiner as lie Verdict
O w m j V VMI- VW
day, October 30, and. speaks as if
highly pleased with the success he
had. The sheriff Bflva as an p.virlpnna
of general good feeling and pros
every pouy; nas more money
is An
nounced.
Sak Francisco, Noy. 1. Theo
dore -Durrant murdered Blanche La
mont. That was the yerdict of the
j ury in the case this afternoon. The
FOOLING OVER A MATTER. ppofessi6nal Cards.
A. Toang SSan Gets In Jail for Forg
ing a Check on a Bet.
this year and are in better. condition lury,W88 ont 28; minntea. When
than formerly and that the country"
SILVERWARE !
Elegant Bridal presents and,
fcrlthdav presents in Sterling and
Hate. ONYX TABLES AND
LAMPS "Five o'clock teaket
tles Lock Bracelets, Diamond -Rin
Watches and Jewelry.
Call to see us and we will1
show yea the most complete
lines of these goods that have
crer heen carried in Concord,
and they are cheap.
word' came into the court-room that
men.as well as tollmen, are hap r6;""01' waa rf dy Dnrrnt
niftr and' mora Wnfflnt iWhn in ucomu 1110 uueei uuaveraiug. whq
No. 10 township last Wednesday'
says the sheriff, "a very striking , in
eident occurred; It was the prompt
npsa nf a nnlnrp; urnmfln ,
cn - , , gaity ana a look of dread came, to
60 years of age, who walked u.
his mother and several of her lady
f riend8. As, soon as Mrs. Durrant
learned thatthe jury was coming in,
her demeanor changed' from one of
. J. & J. F. Ifllt.
Si National hi
COKCORD) N. C,
j,M. Odell,. President,
D,B. Ccltranb, Cashier.
i D. Coltrane, Assistant Cashier
fite miles, to and: from the place I
was, to pay ner taxes. An occurs
rence of this kind in th;8 day and
time is singular indeedj for it ia sel
dom, if ever, anyone walks that far
to pay a-debt; This aged- colored
woman deserves worthy mention for
her promptness and her custom, as
she does the same thing every year.
In another column he makes a
call that all, in arrears, would do
Well to: heedf He proposes to carry
out the: law.
1 .MUEGHEYM.D.
Physician and Surgeoy.
Concord, N. C.
Morgan ton Herald: A young: man
giving his name as Char ly Reynolds,
from Lincolnton, who came to Moi-
ganton several weeks ago,: on last
Thursday.stopped into the store of OFFICE : ST, CLODD ANNEX.
T JK Mnll Xr. Cn noftf fit a Annt
: w.p vw xw, , iMA.Tj. TjnnrtM n a uric nvtrT -sff-r.-
and became engaged in a conversa I
tion with :Mr Lee Mull. During ERW1N & MISENHEIMEB..
Physicians and Surgeons"
MORRISON. H. OALDWEL
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000
$16,000
Woman Arrested for Peddling Tfith-
, - ' . - -
ont License.
For; the past several: months
the conversation he bet Mr. Mull a
inn
t , . Office-No. 3. Harty buildup, op
on the Piedmont Bank in the name posite 2nd Presbyterian church.
of U B Mull & Co., present it and j Uliarlotte, N C
get the money on it, Mr, Mull took
the bet and gave Reynolds a blank
cneck. Reynolds drew tne cneck attorney, at law,
for $18.50, went to the bank and got CONCORD; N. O.
the money, on it. He carried the j Office in Morris building, opposite
money oacE, onerea it to Jiir juuu i uourt House.
and claimed his : dollar. Mr. Mull
refused to accept the amount of :the
check and notified the bank that
the !check bad been foreed' The - St. Andrews : Lutheran eburcfc ,
officers of the bank had Reynolds jCannoyiller-Rev. H. A. McCu lou3h
arrested on the charge of forgery, Wstor,; Sunday School at C 30 a.
and after remaining in jail several Rv ery Sunday. Preaching every
for the words he was to utter rose days be was tried last Tuesday be, BiU-UJ-
and uttered a veil which echoed far fore Esquire RM Cobb and bound 4th Sundays at 3:30 p. m.v ' .
pnd ttered a Wcnecnoea f ar H . . f ,, Baptist Church-Rev. J- O. Aidern
puvm me comuora. mm. oi ier-; . .:r . . V man, pastor, services every Sabbath
; n the audience were, women. The Penor Court. Failing to give bond m;&nd im m. Sunday
face of; the accused's mother was "0 Ja"' AW school every Sunday at 9:45 a. m.
kverted'as she had her red herself or "?m lce eviaence n tne case tnay Lprayer meeting every Saturday
tnere was no intention on me part - jght at 7:0o o'clock. Public corn
ner race wnica was not renectea in
that of her son. He atocially
watched : the v jury men as they took
their seats aa? if ito get from their
features the import! of the verdict
which their early return; portended.
; ' When Foreman Dutton pronounc
ed the verdict of: guilty of; murder in
the first degree the large audience
which had. listened in perfect silence
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
DIRECTORS ;
par. theordeal; but though possessed of w?" J T (n?gnt at 7:00 c
ties livinsr around the factories in J mftrvfiloua nonrafrA a crv burst from . ' - r.; j pially invited.
this city have been complaining of I her: lips, followed by an
J. M. Odell,
Elam King. J. W. Cannon
ft R. Odell, W. H, Lilly,
IV B Coltrane.
FIRE INSURANCE.
D. F. Caniton. being annoyed' by peddlers, and the buret of sobs.
hvsterical B ' a unforfcunate; the j AjisaintsEpiscopaf church -Rev
J. ? fellow iu gettinJnto sucH a muddle. . c. Dayis, rector. Morning service
matter was laid before the authori- j Aa-: he listened ' intently to, the weatner Report for the Month or oc
ties. Friday morning Sheriff Sims words which sealed his fate,, Dur- toher, 1893. f
was notified that a strange woman rant partially; rose fiom. his seat. The Standard thanks Dr Lud
was peddling jewelry and .other ar- The look on his face was one of de wig, of 'Mt. Pleasant for the fOllow
tides over the city and upon inves pance and it was apparent, that-he ing report :
ligation he found her at Forest had it in mind to address the jury. Highest temperature 81 on the
Hill, and she having no license, ar I The : first cry from? his. mother 6th,and 7th.
her. He had considerable I changedhis mind, if - he had such I Lowest temperature 29?, on the I cor(jjaiiy jnvft Epworth League
trouble in making her understand intention. He sat down, turned to 21st. . meeting. at 7 p. m, -
that she was required to have license ills mother and took her fondly in Warmest day, aytrage tempera- St. Jameis Lutheran church-tley,
furnished her . by; the state and his arms. She rested her head on ture, 66?, the 7th. ' M, G. Gh Scherr,-pastor." r vices
bounty before she could be allowed I his Bhoulder . and with his. left, arm Coldest day, average temperature every Lord's Day at 11 o'clock a. m
. '
When in heed of Fire Insurance,
call end see us. or write. Vve repre
sent ODly first-class Home and For- rrested
fign companies.
Respectfully,
"Woodhoxjse & Harris.,
Tax Noticed.
t -fl;f toWr,hin in to peddle her stuff, but with the aid about: her Blender- form he ? held . her 44, the 31st.
the couutj after due notice of time ot Mr. John Earnhardt, a young in.a tender, embrace, with his right Greatest range 41 on 2nd and'23.
and place, tor the purpose of coK carpenter of the city, he succeeded bandstroking her hair. He seemed
lectmg taxes as the Uw requires. I uaAf.. 4l 19 . , ... . - , . . .
will be in my office hereafter, and I in bringing the woman and her oblivious to the. fact that a verdict
respectfully urge the; tax payers to 33 down towrr. After reaching which meant death to him had.been
wuio 1U1 V ill U HUH l'Jr IIUOU
is the law comnela me- to) collei
earlier than has heretofore been res to understand that she would have I cept the - weeping; woman, who Had
.L??h!tffl to produceSlOfor license,, forfeit sat patiently bT his. side through the 11, 18, 21, 22 and 29.
vember 15th begin to- lavy and hereoods orrgo: to jaiK The; woman long trial; cheering, him-with words Ice formed on 1, 10, 11,, 21
-imuw pruperi-y luriuutixux. Be n0 m0ney, and of nopet, ' Ji' nis, aispiay, was 01 ana zy.
tbftt.th froods were the- nroDertv of 1 nerve, it wasi; marvelous, and; it of There were 19 clear,
another and went to jail rather than callousness to any but filial sensa- cloudy days. .
'give" them up. She is a native tions, it was equally maryelous,. Rain, fell on 7 days, to wit: on 7j
Syrian and gave her name as Mary Dnrranttakes the yerdict coolly 8, 11, 25, 27, 30 and 31sfc..
w siia Tiftila frnm nhftflotte: andlsavs he has not vet lost hope. Total rainfall for month 1,35
WUHlllt 9 . r " 1,1 7- I(4
and has often been.seen ih the, cityj His attorney will appeal to ; the Su-
usually in company with a. man. jpreme Court. V
Durrant; will be sentenced, next
Frid ay;, and: the. time then fixed for
service
at 11a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Prayers Wednea
ldayat4p. m. : ; : , ,
.Forest ;HillI church, South Rev.
M. A. Smith, pastor. . Prciching at:
11 a. xfl, and 7:3Q p.m.. Sun Jay school
aJL5:45 a; in.; grayer. meetiD?: : every
Saturday at 7;30 p. m; The p ublic
Average temperature f or month
56. . I
First frost, lighH on 1st.
First'frost, killing, on 2nd.'
Frost occurred on the 1, 2; 3, 10,
Very Resoectfully.
JOHN, A. SIMS,
tewdl. Sheriff!
HI
--atrei
inches of which 1.04 inches fell on
30th and 31st. f
RAINFALL FOR THE YEAR.
The Discovery ftaved His JLlfe;
Mr. G Caillouette, druggist, th murder of Mmnie Williams.
Berversville, IU-, saysi "xo jyrr i: r For over Fifty Year s.
King's New Discovery I owe my I Mrs. Winslow's Sooth;ng Syrup, has
life, Was taken with La Grippe been .used for over fifty years by
Tanuary
February
March
April
May
June
and tried all the physicians, for millions of mothers for their children July
miles about, but of no avail and was t teethmer, with perfect success. August
given up and told I could not live. it soothes the childr softens the September
iTfTT?r Tii. Tin? s New Uiscoverv - n . : 1 lCtooer
4-..t o " 1 gums, allays an- pain, t'urea wiuu
in my store I sent for a bottle and coli(;t and! is the best remedyfor
began its use ana irom uui nrBuuyB Diarrhoea It will relieve the poor
hpcan to cet better, ana auer using
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and 7:30 p m. Prayer meeting and
lecture Wednesday at 7:50 p. in.
Bay's Chapel, Methodist Church
Rev. J;R. Moose, pastor. Sen ices
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
school at90 a m,
First, Presbyterian church Rev.
W C Alexander,. Pastor, Preach
ing every Sunday at 11 a m., and
7:30 p m. Sunday school at 4 o'clock
p mf Prayermeeting every Wed-
fair, and 8 nesday night at 7:45
Central Methodist Church Rev.
R, H. Parker, pastor. Services at
11 a. in and 7:30 p m Sunday school
a 9:30 o'clock, a m. Epworth
League meeting at 650 p. m.
Trinity Reformed church Rey. B
Frank Davis, pastor. Sunday
schooL at'. 10 a, m., and preachmg
at 11 a. m., every first. and third Sun
day. And Sunday school at 3 p. m.,
and preaching at 4 p. in., every
second and fourth Sunday. Y. P.
S. C. E. meeting every Sunday
evening at 7:30 p m. All are ccrdialb
nyited.
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6,74
2.25
5; 82
633
2.93;
5.00
4.12
4.97
1.79
1,35
MADE FROM
three bottles was up and about
again. It is worth its "weight in
gold. We won't keep store or house
without it." Get a free trial bot
tle at Fetzer's Drug store.
Cnre for Headache.
As a remedy for all forms of
little sufferer immediately. Sold by headache Electric Bitters has
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St,
ft rnom rAvh tn Drsvp
l crcupied by Sims & Alex
i :-y.. tMJ9.9-7.pi with
Pceso.iion gien l3t
Apply to -J.
Doyi.
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Hobo,
The Universal Testomlny
Charlotte never takes bold cf any
thing but what they make a success
& of it ThomesviUe News.
The new court house-is not, in
cite and the Auditorium made no
big nioney for the stockholders. But
Charlotte is the town of
Druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a "bottle
Be sure and ask, for ''Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syr up," and take no other
kind.5 ' mw?&w 82395
the
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Examinations . and Consultations
Iosltively Free,
Fourteen "years experience in tba
treatment ox Cancers, Piles and
Chronic Bores. Any case taken. A
euro guarjanteed or no pay. Offioa
House; office hours from
Old lip., Odc M.
proved to be the very best. It af
fects a permanent cure and tgo most
dreaded habitual sick headaches
yield Ito itsinfluence. We urge all
who are affiibted to procure a"' bot
tle, and give this reiredy n fair trial
In cases of habitual constipation
Electiic Bitters cures by giving tho
needed tone to the bpweb, and few
cases ?C2 resist tho use of tlus
medicine. Ty it onca. Fifty cenis reaidencea
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Dynamo Signals. "
Engineer Loman request ua to
puolish the signal calls in order that
no one will be alarmed when
blows his whistle : r
, Five blaata eignifies that the
water tanks heed attention.
Four blasts is for the electrician
to look after the street ligl-'s v-jraci
thing-wrong. T '
Three bhta cull a assisti no? at
dyuauio, -
; Two blasts is the er; :ftr?s
answer to the fire hell.
: One lone. blast means for - 7?
ro f- -fumifih'''.. Hv
at Morris
8 a. 111. to 10 p
and '21.00 at I' otzer s drug store.
Mr. 7 F Jacobs, of Rich need.
is in tha city.
ligbts; thatibe.'wili shutdown..
All of the abore mey b
1 information to many.:
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