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I v 11 a r - i --" i ' 1 i 1 Vol. XII. No. 32. CONGOIW, N, C., SATURDAY DECEMBER. 14. 1895. ?jftr ihWMaim JXQ. 1,370 5! THE STORMIEST DAY YET. In to kit) r . v r Stan s Handsome lnep Silver Moitntejd Walking Sticks. See them at Cor- .ill Ct IXC7JJ.0. .1, and the President;5Iay Have to Go Working at Brftffdrda COtton giti, if ome By nan., ' ; fiye miles 8oaibsit"Ofrhis city, eot i NrVFlT7nT.Tr.vVk Dpa. 13 Proairionf. la finwr fn fhfl inn Jti rofttnfr Uleteland and his party haye 8nc his hand;iipp)5mity vith AND COME AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE SUITABLE FOR YOTJii thoroughly losing the saw, t:t , HOWDAY ATI f OlA A nr swirl ' TTT'- a" I " ' -,-"'; , -.- . Gondii ; My Etore. ceeded today in themselyes to the ontside world, for no one knows where he is at present .The, Violet was , to haye Jeff?. Hatters today, but whether she did so or not, is unknown, for a gale has been raging oyer the North Carolina Burn e4 jK bealli : i" Souvenir Svoohs, 1 I $roo oAi iSi 1; if; Jeiaelrjj Boxes, sounds, and th wires between -Kitti v""-tt Fruit Knives, Sawk.d-Hatteravare down. At ar ft? w P V?rKnives, fetty-Hkwk, the wind blow at a rate ?8the Wail Kmves . z . ? , ,( woman's clothes, who was two weak u aoi0 dPQrCS, v v -i yiuu- njiinitHsh it. and while' the bhiK Ulive Morjcs, ably much heavier at Hatters. l.toJ? : U4i.UA PiclcU FdrlCS, Tesaek .he v Arrived from orth f?c onand screamed, for.as. .arfo?, Uaroliia waters and it the op.aion .th Manicure Sets, . .. . , tt l bnrned ' eo jtembly that -she died Shoe Sets. of sa.l,ng masters -that the .Yiole t ,4,.. .f T)A,fc W nnni i mnc navn YriJin t.iip run nn i .-.. - - ........ J? Spoons, xLercniej, oxes, If you find any thing jthat is npt.eactjy Tight CARNOiNS & FETZER. Lit Jail,: in fh?a Panilico Sound nnder the heavy Pnt,T6emii I :J II mi.. i il.! I Tf W'jfiraf Vof ' Pat-aYrA "&frt UaV Abemarll and f Che,iapei'ketcanM not liymgin ;:Uhristian omty, :frdm Tea JVeCifc Chains, irt yRinigs, 7 ' - svamp jsoxes, through which tKe Violet must "pass the conduct' of Ben Burkheaol and Scarf JPinSj , Jyresaen ft Baggage' Ohechy Meitrjtsiiciaes. fJoifee Snoonft. Glove. -Boxes, umbrella Maries, B66K Marks, Individual Card Sets, p on uon Forks, Walking. : " f Canes, 'Tea Kettles, Lamps, , Thimbles, Gold lens, Vdrd Cases, Nut Bickers on her way to Norfolk, npw, meas4 his eonin-law, Lucius Johnston, ores only nve ana a half feetJthe who; lived ..together in Chapman lowest evei known in the connecting town on Broad street In. an affiay link between Virginia and North thii (Saturday) morning both- men Carolina.- , It i is .) probabls that the were bruised and cut over their head - TO-DAY- We sell Men's all wool Cassimere suits at- Men's Black Wool Cheviot suits at 3.00. presidental party will have togb tbiby themseof ropks, an axe and clubE Men's Black Cheviot suits 2.50. Men's Odd Coats 75 r cents. Boy's Odd Coats 50 and .75 cents' -Men's Black Worsted suits fcr 3.50. Men's Fancy Melton suits 2.50. Also the nicest line of Watches and Jewelry in town. A: j&Jj;. f.. .YORKE this season. a wife. MEN'S FINE CLAY WORS- TED SUITS, : a wuaranteea ail wool $d.du, uutaways 1 f A, ana oacss. i nese are tne Kina tnat some merchants price $12.50, Will Harrison Blarrjr , ,i The most intimate friends of ex Elizabeth City, N. 0., and come tM They were put in jaU to await court,. President Harrison here are settling Norfolk by rail. Tne storm tod ay 1 having used deadly weapons. They down to the belief .that "he intends to around Hatters is the worst so far I quarrelled about the eitravagance of marry Mrs. Mary Dimflaink.' Those who were the most sceptical a few days ago now admit that the conn duct of the general indicates there is a foundation for the story; fp A score of newspaper men "h haye called at the "Harrison homestead since Sunday night to ask about the report. They haye inyanably been denied information, j The general has firmly refused to discuss the sub- Professional Cards. After a Woman. The'followihg 'correspondence, to Statesville Landmark, from Yadkin "county explainsltcelf : Mr. Damase Suit Against Revenue OfH- .V:, ' cers. ' : - - 8tate8ville,:Landmark : While on a business visit to Charlotte some B Q Colvard. whose mill was burned ime Mr" J ark i 8ulliVan, of some time ago. and who is rebuild. StatesTllIe? was, rested.by Revenue ing, always thought that the fire ameers U i Uresham and C if King, that destroyed his mill was incenH diary. . At last the secret is out, in consequence of which some of our heretofore honored citizens are in trouble. Mr. Colvard I has been tracing this 'matter for;. tomV time but quietly, so other parties thought it had completely died away until s ; , .;. - - - . u' y , searohT a mm tor canceiiea reyenue sued for the arrest of an aged lady which they accused him of by the name of Khoda Shores, thoflyinff-- of thatlplace, :x The jarresttopk place on the public streets of Charlotte in r , . This is not in Keeping wun w ine up his . , . , , ope dajhgh ?ad u j ' t. 'i. - j v ceneral s rule. His name has been handi while they searched him for hcciai . - r , connled with this or thatfwoman wtjapviio, t--. xxicj iuciJ utiauo xiiui pun off bis shoes, hat, etc ," while they 1 Igiiii le Of very Fine Clay Worsted Cutaways of bcnloss llros make at $10. These would be priced $25 by people who pretend to save you 25 per cent. If you want any Clothing, at all, it will pay you to see us. Bere are some good reasons why it will pay you to 4tnrt J -W 1-iJ-ln t i c lvo . :, wife of -Nathan Shores, and mother As aresult of this treatment Mr. 1st. We buy our goods m large lots of Eh Shores, the latter the creat I Snlli vati V.a -mnimA muh in TrA1ft!l ana Duy tnem low. r . Hn nor dealer of this neiffhhorhori ttlLi.?1r.irJL 2nd. We put the lowest possible price Mrs. 'Shores was given a preHifiii tt;L' ok i0 L0f oi them. We don't try to make you , . r ' . 4 iving and Gtresham for, false arrest think they are worth more by pricing nw "eanug uu evewnB ano, TAV -VniWiliaHo n whinh h them at doubts what thev are worth. bound over to the Superior Court of a??,:W? : r10ml,lat,0n to wnicn he 3d. We do exactly what we say we will Tadkin, In default of bond she was was.flUDjecteay; .me compiamt hes do. We are here today and euect to be nnmrniff ir iail FVidftv Tionf i htit'Tfit been, filed and the amount of nere as long as we live. Safri1av ha mm hnnd at A wA VAh AWtWq' 1Sir a U ill. TIT 111 Til . 5lll I " O mi ne wm sen you eooas mai win iAnOAj ;i ..i. wi: i :a I v -r T- fit anri roco MDaDDuumuwuu. uC Buu, xb n&mea.i f Mr..is u MCJjauffnnn, or J I il -J 4. J 1 5th. We. will give your money back T Vi3U b"Au" ttU Statesville, and Congressman Lin- if goods don't suit you g?i ?s iara3 r.oa "na flear nev "fie M?. Sillfvan's attornevs. yft,i i.r, cv i f,n 0 ox nis motner's trouble and returned " ' ' We guarantee the price on everything to aid her. It is not 'thought that Quay Wouldn't Take IU weseih Shoes hats and all kind of Hh did t ha norelf oa fhor i'a - - Furnishing Goods. I 7 ' ' : PHILADELPHIA, JJeC. 13.Ke- i .ii i j cent stories have been set afloat, other arrests will be made as Boon . S ' as possible. The cause of the burn- tnaitily m Washington, that Senator ing is thought to be on account of Qaay was a candidate for the Re-; sickness, as the mill pond covered publicanhbminatiohjorthe Presi several acres and consequently dency. Mr. Qaay was asked today caused chills and fever for several about the matter and he said: r, "T. "?.! . . T. "Iwould not take it on a gold naa no enect on tne neaitn 01 tne community, for since the burning the pond has been there and still President romains, and as the new mill is evi Cashier, dent that the pond will remain for i pled freqaentlv daring the last year, and when asked about it his answer in variably was, "There is not a word of truth in it." 5 One of the men who is, closest to General Harrison said to me to-day : fcThe members of the family have been wondering for 'several months if suoh" a thing would likely occur. The general's frequent trips to:New York gaye rise to the gossip. It is true that the general has been -'fix ing up his home in North Delaware street." Indianapolis " special, of 11th, to New York Herald. ! L.MvARGHEYM.B Physician and Surgeon. Concord, N. 0. OFFICE ., 5t . CLOUD ANNEX. JN0. R..ERWIN . C. A- MISEKHEIMER ERWIN & klSENHEIMER Physicians and Surgeons OrHce 'No. 'i" tfarty buildiuvr, op posits "2nd Presbyterian cbarch Charlotte, Nv.C MOKBi&dN H. CA.-jD VV.EL ATTOENEY AT LAV; 'CONCORD, N. 0. ' : Office in Morris building, opposite Court House. :: i s t ?lAKUi&ACTURER8 OF FINE GINGHAMS WTJTlkG CLOTHS, TLA1DS, 'SIILETWG IkjVJ SALT BAGS 0- OaxLnons& etzer: tart When Baby was sick, we gave her CastorLx JThea she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. yTien she became Misa, she clung to Castdria, Wben she had Children, ehe gave them Castori i a Coxcoed, N. C. hi J. M. Odell, D, B. CCLTBAITE, L. D, Colteane, Assistant Cashier! some iime.yet., Capital, 56,600' Surplus, ' $16,000 t - DIRECTORS; J. M. Odell, D. F. Cannon Elam King, J. W. Cannon, W R. Odell, W. H, Lilly, D. B COLTEANE, '. : . FIRE INSURANCE. When in heed of . Fire Insurance, eall and see us, or write. We repre sent only first-class Home and For eign companies. Respectfully, WOODHOUSE & HABBIS. Care for Headache. - As a remedy for all forms of Head ache Electric Bitters has proved to be the yery best It effects a per manent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Elec tric Bitters cures by giving tha needed tons to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once. Fifty cents and $1 00 at Fetzer's Drug Store." plate." ' When questioned for his reasons he said: - ' - ; : ; "Well, -for two reasons. The first is that X am not fit for it, and the second is that I w ould not live thirty days. in the office. ; My only ambition is to take a rest; and enjoy life after I complete my duties." '. - ' "Does this mean that you will not seek a re-election to the Senator- ship?,,i ; V' - 1 "That,"' answered he, "depends on circumstances," In replies to queries as to a cur rent story to the effect that he would be in: the next Cabinet of the reoublic. Senator Qaay said t f ! "There 13 not a word of truth in it." They II a ve Gome. Register of Deeds Wed dington this fSatnrdavV raorninc received the j . - pension warrants for ,1895, and;re' quests us to annpance, to the pen sioners ta come forward an d receiye same. This news will be a happy- Christmas greeting to the old sol dier.. . :: . ' .'. Bucklen's Arnica aiyt v The Beat Salve in , tke ,world for Cut3, ; Bruisrs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Chappe Hands, Chilblains, Corns aud al Skin Eruptions, and positively curts Piles or no; pay requi-ed, It is guaranteea! , to.rgiyejfitatiefaotixn:rr moner refunded .Price 25. centper box. For sale at P B Fetzer'a Drug etore DEALERS IN General Merchandis BUYERS OF Country Produce of al Kin d AND Ftur-Foot wood always wonted best prices for same. We invite an in spection of all the goods we Manufacture. 111 Iiiln 1 .
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