Vol. All. JNO. 29.
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See them at Cor
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that is not exactiy right
fclARNOJNS & FETZER.
i j TODAY
We sell Men's all 'wool Cassimere suits at
$aoo.
Men's Black Wool Cheviot suits at 3.00.
Men's Gray Melton suits at 2.00.
Men's Black Cheviot suits 2.50.
Men's Odd Coats 75 cents.
Boy's Odd Coats 50 trad 75 cents.
Men's Black Worsted suits fcr 3.50.
Men's Fancy Melton suits 2.50.
MEN'S PINE CLAY WORS
TED SUITS,
wuaranveeu au wooi oo.ou. AJUiaways t
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some merchants price $12.50,
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Of very Une Clay Worsted Cutaways of I
Schlosa Bros.' make at $10. These
would be priced $25 bv people who
you want any Clothing at all,
it will pay you to see us.
Here are some good reasons
why it will pay you to
trade With us :
1st. We buy our goods in large lots
ana buy them low.
2nd. We put the lowest possible price
oa them. We don't try to make you
uunk they are worth more by pricing
tnem at doubts what they are worm.
3d. We do exactly what we say we will
do. We are here today and expect to be
nere as long as we live.
4th. We will sell you goods that will
fit and please you.
5tk. We will give your money back
n goods don't suit you
You run no risk in tradiuff .with us.
"We guarantee the price on everything
we sell. Shoes hats and all kind of
Furnishing Goods.
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J M. Odell, Presid en t
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Capital, 50,000
Orpins, $16,000
DIKECTOBS :
J. M. Odell, D. F. Cannon
y-M King. J. W. Cannon
" B. Odell, W. H, Lilly,
D. B COLTRANE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
When in heod of Fire Insurance,
caU and see us. or write. Wo repre
ent only first-class Home and 4 or-
Cl?n companies-
Respectfully,
tV i-vWooDHOucE & Harris,
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CONCORl),
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
Many of the Old Fellows teft In tne
Places-The Finance Commute in
tiwNQTdir;rneo. 10. Both of
te political Committees appointed
PJUiWniWtteea of the Berate
held a short session this af ternoon
but reached no definite conclusions.
until, the Republicans, reach some
positiye conclusions, Mr. Gorman
this afternoon appointed t remain.
irig three .members of his committee
by designating Messrs. Murphy, of
New, York, White, of California, an d
Walthall, of Mississippi.
The complexion' of the finance
committee has been settled, inasmuch
as the ilepublicans concede it to the
silver men. It was a silver com
mittee last year.
turns has been nicely adjusted, none
of the Democrats being required to
retire owing to the expiration of the
term of - service of Mr. Butler, of
South Carolina.
The Western men have. received a
concession in the shape of at least
two additional chairmanships of im
portant committees dealing entirely
with Western matters. Mr. Dubois,
of Idaho, is slated for public lands,
and Mr. Pettigrew, of South Dakota,
for Indian affairs.
Mr, Chandler, who was chairman
of the committee on i mm Deration. .
O
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will take the old committee of Mr
rjale, on the census, and the Main
man, .regardless of the fight made by
"young blood" in the closing hours
of the last session, will be ghen the
chairmanship of the very 4e3irable
committee on printing', the" place
held by Mr. Gorman. The old-time
chairman will not be disturbed.
Mr. Hawley, chairman of military
affairs: Cameron, of naval affairr
Squire, of Coast ; defences. irye pi
commerce; McMillan, of the District
of Columbia; Cullom, of iniertaje
commerce, and Qaay, of public
buildings and grounds, will doubt
less be. given the old places. . . .
It is belieyed the whole mattter
will be settled before the Hsual holi
day recess is taken
Hand Hashed.
While working on the dummy
hine near the depot Tuesday evening
Doc Jjindsay a colored man, was
lifting a rail with several others and
all turned loose but Doc, who was
not strong enough to hold up his
end and in letting it down his hand
iwn AO n rrVi t nnrfprnpafh thft rail.
hondinhia finders to the back of
o .o
his hand and splitting the palm en-
tirely across,
howeyer.
U o bones were broken,
Marvelous Besnlts,
From a letter written by Revv J
Gunderman, of Dimondale Mich,
wa flirA permitted to make this ex
tract: "I have no hesitation in re
commending Dr. King's New Pis
ih a vaaiilfa rtrara ftlmfifit
covers, d wu " -J
- Yv.oi - xrAlnnfl in the case of my wife
While I was pastor of the Baptist
Church at Bives Junction she was
brought down with Pneumonia sue
ceeding La Grippe. Terrible par
oxysms of coughing would last
hours with little interruption and it
seemed as if she could not survive
them. A friend recommended Dr.
King's New Discovery; it was quick
in its work and highly satisfactory
in results." Trial bottles free at
Fetzer's drug store. Regular size
50c. and 1.
IUIOB vv-
China store during the holidays.
Ar;oa.iPimifl arnun is ac uiosoQa;
.IT;. C WEi)1Sli8t)AT, DECEMBER 11, 1896.
THE HUNGRY FED
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Board, In a Body Attend A Desola
tion. - ; -: h'dOD"" ' ' " -
At the Tegniinjjr meetlne
of the boardiW town comfeussioners
Tuesday 0ficthin routine
riff resolution
.r.rrj"-
this djTfciioi? In Wee. hihllhe
face otterh,-JSn
ana.under tha ponderous pressure of
man. plic! wanii linC rieeJ &m
brayely stood at tih? helm and so
safely guided- the affairs of this
growing and important city, and x ,
Whereas, He has occupied the
chair . of administration with so much
e8ol?ed, 1st. That the esteemed
J head of thb honorable body, as here
in aforesaid, be allowed the ecstatic
privilege, immediately following this
present convention, in joint pleasure
of assistance by the efficient clerk
and ireasarer to lead the members
of this honorable bonrd in a body to
theArmory Hall and there provide
sumptuous refreshments foe said
hungry members, and that the ex
penses incurred by said kindly act
be met by the private funds of the
two honorable officers, herein before
mentioned, and to whom this earnest
appeal is humbly addressed
Resolved, 2nd. That as,, the said
recipients of .this anticipated repast
will, after partaking thereof, be. tco
full for utterance, that the heartiest
thanks be Tand is herenj .tendered in
adyance by hps.wbo stand J ri hun
gry expectapc.waitiufi: the result
of these, resolutions
Very res'pefetf lifly submitted,
j, M. A LEXAKDER,
... .w Jab. CFink.
A Christmas .tVeddinff. 4
fiABRiSBtTRa, . 0., Decembtr 10.
Miss Lticia .Parksr of Pioneer
.Mills', is in tbwn visiting Mis3
Mr. IB.B Parks left fox trip to
the&bbsiVioi Tuesday night.
. Chalmers dime i.ind 'JWss'.Fan
nia taffordi of dohcord spent Bun
day in town;
( itr. j&y Harris reports having
walked a mile in five minutes last
jSnnday,. winning the chatnpionsbip
of No. 1 township. "Hurrah for
Jay.7' .
; Messrs. Parks, White and i Query,
of Concord, spent Snndayjat Booty
Biver. v ,
, Cards are out announcing the
jmarriage 6t Mr' A D Wilson, an en
terpri8iug .fdif'-Hter-pi; Kocky
JBiyer to MiBsTahnie Alexander, a
beautiful and charming young lady,
a!so of Bocky iiTef,t)n December 25.
; j -We.iire eorrynote thajb Gen eral
jMomsoii iV still on the flici ijst, bi
ing unable to get out of lys room.
Lost. .. i ...i. . a . .
. Mr.. Thomas . JjUaer, of No. 4
township, lost a single case pnrse,
containing $21 this morning. The
money was divided' into two $5 bills,
ten dollars in Bil ver, one $1 bill, and
ten or fifteen cents in change. It
was lost n Cannon's back lot,
Brown Bros , Stables, or between
town and Furies store -at Forest
Hill. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving same at this office or deliy
ered to him. 4 d&w.
ousiness oajcre? ;
ceptmgi -thkLf ol ism
An Eleetrte !.-:?;
Iff. Jfa traitetj of Forest Hill,
has si cat named Maggie, which is an
electiic wonder. The animal is jet
black, all.oter with the exception of
iJ: whitp99n $fee Try .Up,.o.f
her tajU aggirt jur ,tiil crisp
and sparkle when yoi; stroke it in
the dark on a cold night, but . al-
most any black cat's: will do the
came, However, almost any black
cat.anpptjdo all that Maggie can
Jim says.it is the white tip to he?
tail that does the business, for If
you touch the extremity of her cans
dal appendage, dav or nieht winter
or summer, it will ilve you a stioclc
"that Will knock von sill v." ka U
exp-esses it. Maggie is herself well
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aware of her secret power and in her
scrimmages with other cats, or a
chance stray dog now and then she
has but to brash her tail across her
. . ' 'i
enemy, when she knocks him out
completely.
In a fight with a big cat that
strayed into Maggie's quarters .the
other day the electric mis3 gave him
such forceful and repeated shocks
that poor Tom could not be revived
thereafter, . Jim has no end pf ,iun
matching his pet against customers.
II, B. Shops to be .Reopened.
bublto n a. Dec. lo.-The
people of this town are jubilant
over the prospect of beginning
work here in the railroad shops. It
is believed here that -the shoDS are
to be put in good condition,, and the
This will mean an addition of 1.00
at least, to Burlington, grains will
beein to run throueh to Norfolk via
January, and then there wUl be
quite as great need tor worK nere as
at Manchester or Alexandria.
Charged With Mnrderldg a Woman.
Cummin g,. Ga., Dec. 10. Newton
Edwards and W A Wright are in
jail here charged wih the murder of
Mrs. Ann Mason. She : left her
house about dusk November 23rd,
- . . :. .,. . . i , ; it i - if
telling her children she would b
back in a little while. Wright ha
met her shortly- oetore near ner
house and talked with her, and she
went in the direction he had. taken.
fche did not return, bnt late ihatl
night Edwards went to her house
and inquired jf she w& a;home.
Her pody was rpuna ine nexp,,aay.
1?ilnfA.Jci mill . Viotta a rtra1tminoi
trial in a iew uavs. ioe motive ion
the murder has not beeu developed
.otorNtolen. -
A large black hound, yeUowctan
breast, and nose, name. Tom. and
has been with chain gang two years.
Any person that will return him to
me or furnish any information tnal
mil lead to his recoyery w X'. be libfci
erally rewarded, r v ... f
6. F. Babkhabdt,
Concord, N. C,
Dec 11, 1885.
, Rev. W H Abbptt, arri red, from
Yonkers, N Y, and will preach his
1 fPAmn1r
his new charge. - The colored Meth-
odi&tsare proud of their new pastor.
building and Joan 13th Merlea
Opened.
The fifteenth series of stoc In
the Concord Perpetual Building and J
Lo&n Association opens .paturaay,
December 7th. Call on the secre
tary and treasurer and subscribe.
The third series of stock matures
and will be paid off this month. A
good paying investment. ,
J. P Allison, Pres.
H. I. WoonnousE, 4
Secretary and Treasurer. d410t
Whose NO. 1,367
f flfe HOLIDAYS.
FOR
-WinchesterOnix
ll$S.nl
d6ii Zm&k Sft
uiocirB.ifair tiinp.trff.
ver . -1 watcnes ana
nicKle watches; rft -
Sterling lvelties
by the groip. Ster
ling ocdi in
Cull ami ectr a.
frtre bdying yonr
. - holiday ooda. . .
cWe have what you want.
i. j. & j. imi
J PfOfBSSiOllfll Cfir(iS
M; ARCHEr, M, D
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: rnysician ana burgeon.
Concord N, C
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OFFICE : -ST.- CLOUD ANNEX
IJNO, R. ERVViNa t A. HiSENHSIMER
ERWlN & . MlSl4NH.ElMER
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Office No. 3. Hartv bnildiiic, orts
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MOKBI80NH. CAL.DVV.EL
ATTORNEY AT V,'
CONCORD, .iff.' C.
Oflfice in Morris building, opposite
Court House.
JIAKUFACTURERS OF
FINJ GINGHAMS
OUTING CLOTHS.
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DEALERS IN
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Uerohandise
6U YfiBS OF
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Country Produce
of al Kind
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Foux-Fobt wood always
woitiBd test prices for
same. We invite an in
spection of all the goods
we Manufacture.
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