Vol. XIl.No. 39.
COHCORl N. CJ., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1895.
Whole NO. 1,381
Cite
s Jewcln
Yon can . get
anything you
want in Silver
Novelties, ens
graved wifti out
extra charge at
tai IsiSi
vi ASS
mil
Forest mil Items. - "
Mr. A J Whittemore and family
came in on the late train from Haw
Riyer, .where they had been visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H L Mabrej are
spending the holidays at.McAdens
yille, N. C, wih Mr. I F Mabrey.
H ILEM AN'S HIGH! HAND,
Mr. Julian Was Paid The . Treasurer
Ruled Him Out ror Double Office
Iloldins and Took Him Rack into
the Fold. -
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An Escaped Convict Canght.
i Will Brcon was in town Tuesday
I purchasing Christmas articles, but
did not return to his quiet home in
the country. He escaped from the
Mecklenburg chain
months ago and -t has
large until Chief of Police Boger
nabbed him. He spen t ; Christmas
in jail in this city and Thursday waa
delivered over to the Mecklenburg
authorities. V I
There was right much plotting. at AND COME AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE SUITABLE FOR YOXJit
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tub recent meeun g 01 me join t juegx
illative Committee appointed by the
last Legislature to examine the Stale
Treasurer's books. Mr. -Worth's Souvenir SuDOTis:
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books were found to be in excellent 9Prb -Voxes,
condition, but the Populist members 71
Rang
If you find any thing in. tills
that is not exactly right
CAISNOISS & FETZER.
TODAY
.TpiipJ.rr TZnYP-Q
v. vuo iULuuiinvc waiiicn iu uuu wi rtni m(o
more. Thev almost wanted to "re Wru.ii; TCniiwst
' . . I mj 1 v v v v v W V a
about 38 ! Bolve tnemselYeg lnt0 a judiciary. Paper Knives,
since oeen ai mt ,:... -r. , . , t . .i nil. nnip.fi.
iuo , oiewart .oroineriv w nose 7, 7? -7
names are not unknown m North m-.. ttWx.o
Carolina current history, and the Pickle Forks
same who have the btataT Printing Metrics. -
done, notified their Populist brethern Manicure bets,
tn l?Pfln L ahrrn anil ftftnto vicriUnr.A C0U(4 9MSf
books for printing work done through Jr ech Chains,
anv other than tha Winston asrencv A JiingS. .
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Ambrose Hileman. hb of the fal.e ClJlip OXeS,
phophets was chief among the
watchmen. Hilenian's Svengali eyes
were always on the lookout and their
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
-Tea Spoons,
Hat Marks
Kerchief Boxes,
We sell Men's all wool Cassimere suits at Central Methodist ehurch
IMcn's Black Wool Cheviot suits at 3.00.
Men's Gray Melton suitsat 2.00.
Mens Black Cheviot suit's 2.50.
Men's Odd Coats 75 cents.
Bey's Odd Coats 50 and 75 cents
Men's Black Worsted suitstfer 3.50.
Men's Fancy Melton suits 2.50. : ..
MEN'S FINE CLAY WQRS-
Saturday and feumlaj- Nights.
"Tho young men's luin and how
to save the boys," is the subject Rev.
David Tatum, the" temperance lec
turer of Denver, Col., has chosen for
to-morrow, Saturday night, at Porn
est Hill Methodistchurch, when he
will address pur people. On Sunday villatC3 wa3 duly rewarded.
mgnt itev. xaium win lecture at
on the
"wonderful providences of God in
divine leading and answers to
prayer," including the speaker's ex.
perience andjnahy other?. It is de
eired , that everybody attend these
lectures.
Coffee -Svoons,
Glove Boxes,
Jim brcll-a, Ma rks,
Book Marks,
Individ1 kl
Wets,
Card Sets, -Bon
Bon
' Fork&i
Walking
Canes,
Tea Kettles,
v- "3
Scarf Pins, .
Dresden Clocks.
Baggage Check,
Belt Buckles.
Vinei
Gold'
GhinMcs,,
Told Pens,.
Uara -isvs,
juv riacers
T.
Also the nicest line of Watches and Jewtlry in town.
Professional- Card
4
Hileman found several items in favor
of a Kaleigh firm which he . deemed jLooking for the needy
were not eiven out in. accordance! iiev, lu Alderman, or tno baptist
wifh thp law It was the intention church, spent .Christmas iPaiif
of these high muck-a - mucks to qpraB ui puBiciaue, , wm1Btu.c nJi jgL LLVj XLX!i X , jl ,
Physician ard Surgeon
TED SUITS,
Guaranteed' air wool $5.50, Cutaways
and Sacks. These are the kind that
some merchants pTice $12.50,
ignore the items ; above mentioned as
well as others under the head of
"contingencies," but Ambrose, the
great, and his allies were induced to
pass them over until the final report
is made next year to the Legislature.
The Chrlstuifts Gcriiiau,
given m honor of the
the holidays and the event was equal vj - only. cno family m a
cnai ins 4yis:aiurc uuv.ivwuuiae j ha found. This -
ood, no rcoiicy, nothing to eat, and
mg lasted, led by Mr. John F iwiwuii.wB - ju.uuuiuuu, iucm;:,r
vx-w u it: a :. n--.- its upa and downs.. After adjourns family were down with sickness and
ment naa oeeu lasen, mi. uuix&u
to the fullest anticipations of everv
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attendant. From 10 to 1 the dace- lueuu
The committee
policemen and others whether they
knew of any needy families in Con
cord. He, himself, went in sections
where sufferings were ; more likely
to bo found if in. existence at all.
From all the information obtained
and by his own personal search,
actual need could
iamiy had no
-r." . it Tir-i.j -t..i : nrvn. (3 R Mnnfpnmpirv ; Minn Afarcra
Ui very r me oiay u orsieu vyuiaways ui o j ' I i i mil
Schloss Bros.' make at $10. These ret Cannon, Frank O Rogers ; Miss presented his expense bill to Treae
would be priced S25 by people w no r , T , . -r, -tl'
. r,rotnr1 tn vp rnn 2S npr rnnt.. kate MeaUS, E3. MOSS t Ml33 Belle
If you want any Clothing at all,
it will pay you to see us.
urer Worth.
Means; Joseohna Goodman : Anaa This gentImaQ' 'wbo caretully
Be7e are some good reasons. Fannie Rogers Ed p Hill - Mies declined to cash the gentleman's bill
,,.7-,-,, ,v -..n i.mi r Tm0 tti;-- a"'-' u J.n until he had consulted-the Attorney
! jy tJM,MJ K Ml MMjB Will i ,1 J iJM .1 XJi Y A J J . J 1 II n i,f 1,1 A 1 J I J I W r. I .
- -u i tj v - - ' n::.i!.: 4u-1WAf rrfT,
.TonPfl YnrkA Mi,a Fnirfr T,nv- ref need Mr. Julian the amount asked
1st. We buy our goods In large lo,ts . . , fftr. on f ne prround that he held two
I I V . 1 ft. I I 1 I I I t 1 J I Fl M IU X X n U I M.III. '
2nd. We put the' lowest possible price Salisbury ; Miss Elizabeth Gibson,
oa tiiem. we aon i iry 10 mase you Joe Cannon : Miss Ao-nes Moss.
thmk they are worth more by pricing I . .. UvnnftiHnn nf Dpnntv f Inllentor.
4hom et rinnWt. what thpv jiTP wnTt.h. Maurv Kichmond : Misa ljailah ""w " " ",r-
w " J - " I .i i r t irj "?t7iU
ao. vve are iiere ivaay turn cp-cut uo -0-411 n-WM . ...TifScei
here as Ions as we live . ,
4th. We will sell you goods that will Eunice Beach, - Morrison Fetzer ;;
fit and please you. , Miss Claude Fisherj WW Morris;
7 5th.-: We will give your money back Mig3 Gertrude , Pharr, Chalmers
if OTirtria 1nnf suit vfill - .1 ' ? ' -? ; 1
-ricir' in ru lla White ; Misa Esther Emu, George
WfiimnTsmtfifi the rrice on everything L Pat teraon.
we sell. Shoes hats .and all kind of The staa wra - Messrs Tlaln he W0IJI4. nofc r4lse tte Son
urnishing uooas. - i - T . t , r there :was the ashes in his fire place
unariotts; v .j. ----- , - , .
i i w , . ,v . m , . nt hnnnrAnH nt r.nnngflnna nr on f,ts
ia pa ha vt4k in in ; zjrifiKfurmmmA rowe. f ranK uavis.- rearson. i -r : r " . -
rJ id'-'coupons, which could not be re-
Neave, Salisbury, and Frank L counted
Bu Jiedid more. . .He stated that if
Mr, Worth raised the question, the
work of the entire week ' would he
null and void?. and : the Governor
would have to Appoint bis successor.
Mr. Worth immediately decided that
m
or
Gncsr
fell
Among the company were
"While Mr. Julian is still a member
Di It Smith.
jdlnit V. and Mrs. R S Young, Mr.: and of the committee, when the nexUp
Mrs. E O Beach. Mr. and Mrs J ,K cwus.6lu ww , i. v-
Huflev. Mrs. M L Brown. Mrs. oq i. ii.f , uaiauu1B
Cokcobd. N. 0. j u- n..:. successor appointed. Raleigh neaa
I 1 VI I1KM HIIII l I M . 1 f X V 1 X 1 A. l-
r;v,f The pleasures of the German Prisifcor
1. jiCDiUCUU I - -
Cashier, were continued on Thursday night.
J. M. Odell,
D, B. CCLTEANE,
L. D. Cqltrane, Assistant Cashier
For Oxer Fifty Tears.
Capital, , $50,000 Mra. Winslow's Sooth;nrr Svrun haa
1 1 AAA O W i
oarpius, o.vuu . . . , fif - fl ,
DIRECTORS; minions or motnersiortneircnnaren
J. M. Odell, r. v D. F. Caniton while teething, with perfect success.
Elam King, J. W. Cannon, It soothes the child, sof tens the
W R. Odell, . W. H, Lillt,
.. . "D. B COLTSANE.
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedrfor
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor
little Eufferer immediately. Sold by
Drnggista, in every part of the
When in heed of Firo Insurance, UrnrlH. Twpntv.fiTA npnt a nifclfiJ
cau unu see us, or write. i . c.vr. w:i
pout only first-class Heme and For- -d? Bur ,ur " lUBluno
fiign companies. Soothing Syrup, ' and take no otner
FIRE INSURANCE.
iflarrled tn liexlnston. ; i ? j
-; M is? Minnie Fisber, , dau ghter of
Mr. William Fisher, ,cf Mt. PJeas
ant, was . married .Tuesday, Dec,
24th, at the home of her aunt, Mre
Wheeler, of Lexington, to Mr.
Miller. v-Vr
The bridal party passed , throngh
Concord en route to Mt. Pleasant.
hone of them had employment.
This is a remarkable showing
ere 6000 souls t ara gathered to
gether and where barrooms, too, do
not exist you know it was alledged"
that Local ODtion would ruin the
business cf the town.
Concord, N. C.
OFFICE: ST, CLOUD ANNEX.
JN0. R. ERWIN. C A-' MISENKEII-IER
ERW IN & MISENHEIMEIl
Physicians and Surgeons
OfSce No. 3.'HartyTbuv!dit fr, op
pQsite,' 2ndf Presbjteri an ebcreh.
Charlotte. N C
M0IIR1SON H. CAL DVEL
ATTORNEY AT LAW," . -
- CONG 3RD, . N. C.
. Office in Morris building, opposite
Court House.
A Ponailiusr.
Me. Editor Please give us space
in your excellent paper to express
our gratitude to the good people of
Mt. Pleaeant and Cold Spring., lor
a most superb pounding. About
fifty good looking, well dressed per
sons old and young composed, the
company. '
They. moved with stately step"
pings in the charge they made, took
possession of our dinniDg room and
crowned our tr.blo with bounties in
great measure,' and when- the room
was no longer to be found on the
table they unloaded under it and
even crowded the children's dining
room bench with four sacks of flour
No such pounding ever happened p
Christendom. - They brought sugar,
coffee, butter, apples, lard, sausage,
ham, turkoy, chickens, soda, tur
nips, potatoes, punkins, fiour, soap,
kraut, canned fruit, dried fruit, rice,'
apple" butter, dried beansar d cakt
of diCerent kinds, r . i
t They also brought two . fine rock
ing chairs and a beautiful lounge
and several other things for par-s
sonage. I neyer served a kinder
0 dpli
MANUFACTURERS OF
people
the 3 ova of our hearts
Fine Gringhanis,
Oirting Cloths, .
Plaids, Sheeting
and Salt Bags.
T"V; ,. if Dealers in
GENERAL
: MEHCHADISK
o-
Buyers of
o
go
Respectfully,
JVOODHOXJSE & HaBBIS.
kind.
Hoated But Kot Defeated."
, UntiLJanu ary l:.you will find me
with a. Bkermish line of Furni ture at
the office of King & Lore, Come
and see me.
d23 tf. ! 8 W. L. Bell,
out to them in gratitude.
.- . -M.D. GIL23. 1
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Annual Meeting,
.The stock holders annual meeting
of the G W Patterson Manufacture
insCcnpary will be -j hold at iheir
office in No. 2 township Cabanas
County N. C . on the 14th day of
January 1896 at 11 o'clock a. m. The
transfer books will be closed on the
first January 1896until after ...the
stock holders meeting.
iG- W Pattebsojt, Treas.
COUNTRY
PRODUCE
of all kind, and 4-foot
wood always wanted
best prices for same.
We invite an insiDec
tiqn 'of all the goods
we inahufactnre.
ODELL MFG. Co.,
- 1 Concord, N. C.
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