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Vol. XIII. No. 95 CON OORlV, N. C, MON DAT. AUGUST 10, 1896 Whole KO. 1,474 ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR SHERIFF. Having been solicited by many of my friends, I hereby announce my self a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Cabarrus county, subject POPULIST CONVENTION, ' M H H Caldwell. Alternates : F W Met at the ConrTe Satnrday and ' g.laM'" J L Staffed, J A Sims, Q A Delegates to State convention in j Raleigh, August 13 : H B Parks, I. Watt "R Arri ncrpr. J R "Rrart fnrrT T M According to caii the Populist . Rogers, A F Hileman, J R Faggart, Resoluf ed Elected Delegates to Congressional and State - Conven tions Lawyer Jtt n II Caldwell En dorsed for Congress. to the county Democratic nominate party assembled in convention Sat- J R Moose, M M Furr, J E Bost, E muaj aivwuuuu, i. uam vjitjci . ji Greene, u a uaiaweil, J M JBur in? convention Respect fully, W. MAR UN WIDENHOUSE was made temporary chairman with Mr. Will Heglar and Mr. Harvey rage, M H H Caldwell, J A Sims., Alternates : J L Stafford, S R An- .FOR SHEPIFF. Dorton secretaries. The organiza- jdrewB, George C Good man, Cabarrus county, subject to me Democratic nominating convention. ; - Respectfully, THOMAS J. WHITE. .T H tion was made permanent. O I Earnhardt, E P Deal, A H A k ? 1 ". 1 . I il il- ' '- . ' - . -i ' a commmeft oi Dve, mrougn ineir KluUz, John A Harkey, D Frank Barrier, g P Black, J A Black wel- T LKit nnnnnrP TTlVFelf 2k Can- i jjcicu uuu""vv j , 7 o dida-e for the office of Sheriff of chairman; Mr. M H H Caldwell, re- tr f (in I 'I ported the following resolutions, Their Infant Dead. The Rev. and Mrs. W 0 Alex -ander have the , tenderest sympa-? thy of this entire community in the death of their seven weeks old infant, which closed its eyes in that blessed sleep, at 1 o'clock Sunday morning. Rev. A K Poole con ducted the funeral tervice from the First Presbyterian churchy Sunday afternoon at 5 30 o'clock, imme diately after which the interment took place at the cemetery. i mi FOR COTTON WEIGHER. which were unanimously adopted : "Resolved, by ttfe People's Party of Cabarrus, that we are in favor of ah honorable co-operation with the Renublicans on State and county . , -: , I 1 .. ... "! 1 nereov announce mjuen. auau- matters, a co-operation that pre- didate for the office of cotton weigher serves ; our party autonomy and for Cabarrus county, subject to the gives us the recognition that our decision of the Democratic nomi- strength and position at this time natin g convention. . entitles us to, because the. Demo- F. A. AKUj113AJjU. sratic party in JNortn uarolina nas declared in the platform adopted TOR REGISTER OF DEEDS. uuue ai, xoou, uiat 11, 10 iu mvui ui 4a fair election law" instead of.en I hereby ann6n nee myself a can- dorsin g the law enacted by the legis- Deeds for Cabarrus county, subject Ul8 purpose to repeal the present iu iub wcujowawo uuiujuaviu6 wu. iaw,.woiCQ we ueem ine lairesi bibw npntinn. KesDecttullv. W. REECE JOHNSON. No. 11 tbwnehip. 'S. tion law ever placed upon the stat ute hooks. FOR COTTON WEIGHER. "Whereas, our Pooulist Senator. Hon. Marion Butler, has secured the passage in the United States der, J C Query, J W McLelland, C A Pitts, S L Kluttz. At large : G Ed. Kestler, Dr. Sam Grier, R W Biggers, J MW Alexander. Alter nates : J C Alexander,- D M Lipe, J V Pethel, Alex. Sehorn. ' REGISTRARS AND JUDGES. No. 1, J M W Alexander, regis trar ; J L Stafford, judge. No. 2 J C Johnston, J McCald- well. No. 3 J R Bradford, J Frank Smith. No. 4-E R G Plaster, J C Cald- well. No. 5 J A Fink, L J Sapp. No. 6 A H Pennineer. S M Ritchie. No. 7 J H Moose, A B Honey Found dead ! Tliprfis snmetlilTur so felioetinsr abottl Budden death . that the mere mention of il wrenches the nerves of sensitive people. rin: r i r r . iVililluns ui people piay iui viciivciaiitc lium it. Every Sunday in every Episcopal church in the world, these words are Said : " Prom battle, and murder and sudden death. Good I,ord, deliver us." Tiist why sudden- death should he shock- ingvand death after lingering disease easy to bear, would puzzle any one to tell. s It would seem that it would be more terrible to see some loved one wasting away, daily oecoimng weaker uaiiy supping tuwaiu a death no less certain because it was slow is rnminp. Consumption causes more deaths than heart disease more than cholera- more than yellow fever more than" any Otner msease tne wona nas ever Known. And yet people are careless about it. A man in lanorpr nf sudden death from heart dis ease can avoid the danger simply by keeping quiet and avoiding excitement. Consump tion goes right on with its deadly work, no matter wnat tne man aoes or now ne con- Offer this week 15 cases of the best $1.00 shoe for ladies on the market They come in Gloye, Grain, Button and Lace We ; also have them at 75 cents and they aie a good as yon can buy for 75 cents, but the $1.00 shoe is the greatest xalne to be found, -Ten Cases of Mens'- UCE AND COIIGBESS at $1.00 to $1.50. That is a good shoe and easy pair. Is gnr anteed to be as j epre sented ormcnev back. 100 dozen bhirts in Laundried, Unlaun dried and W oik Shirts at 16 cents to $1,00 We can please all in this line. .-rieo DOZEN- Senate of the anti-bond bill thereby oos voters of Cabarrus county, 1 putting an end to the disgraceful uwbuj BUUUUU.C u,,u:.,u. secret bond deals, and whereas nis for the oflice of cotton weigher, sub- . , - ; , Qtnta RflnUfl - . . . tinipoo in fha I I niton NtntAfl nflnAlA ect to the action ot tie county -"727.. tuorafJa Democratic nominating convention. ow wiw uut aiuTy v.w.w.w Respectfullv. GEORGE F- BARNHARDT. No 9 Township. - FOR COTTOK WEIGHER. be it resolved by the People's Party of Cabarru3 county in convention assembled that we endorse his fight that ,hat our against the money power and we are not prepared to believe , t, nnr,eaif o nM. he w;ill ever falter or fail us in date for cotton weigher for CabarJ course, but will continue the fight ma onnntv. flnhipp.t tn thft ijpmox I until silver is re&ioreu 10 us con . J m cratic convention.. Respectfully, nn f f xt o a nr ir . t t. tn I oncts Mniselt, u ne doesn't tafce tue ngnr WO. oA W MopSe, John b medicine to cure it. Consumption affects M0086. V. - ; , ; .. . No. 9Frank .Barrier, M M Furr. No. 10 F P Boger, W H Hudson. No. 11 S W White, W V Krim- minrer. No. 12, ward 1 J C Query, M C Walter. - - Ward 2-J M Burr age, J D M Dry- .. . : Ward 3-C A PittsJ S Hill. Ward 4 S L Kluttz, W L Parish. Sheriff Sims reporiedxthat the 'i IV-lliV v -WVaw V-J- the whole body. It is a blood disease. It permeates the wnole system. It snows m the lungs because the blood goes to the lungs for purification. It carries impunties there to'be made pure. If there is too much impurity, the lungs are over-worked over loadedthe impurity stops there. , rne germs of disease stop there. Thev develop and multiply and then consumption take definite form. Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery cures 08 per cent, of all case of consumption lingering coughs,"throat and bronchial diseases if it is taken accord ing to directions. Get it at drug stores, learn all about it in Dr. Pierce's great ioo3 nacre work. "Common Sense Medical Ad 1 viser," sent freet on; receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to cerver cost of mailing only. It contains 1008 pages, profusely illustrated. It is a. veritable medical librarv. comnlete in u t TVf- Ti:i.f J one volume. Every family should possess a absence Of Mr. Htleman Was due to cot5vfor readv reference in case of sudden sickness or accidents. World's J ispensarj HOS'IEEY for Ladies, Alen ' and Children. We have plenty of those Low Shots jet, for Misses and Ladies. DICK Medical Association Fulfil o. N. V. HARVEY A. GRJEBER. FOR COTTON WEIGHER. nfitnti'nnnl virvVfa ond "N"rkt,tV Parft. 1 . ' - - r. . '..... Dmuuuuai ii6u.0 w . nis Deing caiied to Jlill8boro t)n ac Una is sate trom tne machine r-jJa- count otbe Alliance shoe factory, mocracv, and the money power." t.,; tKo loioxr of --nnmmfeo "Whereas, the People's Party of on MSOiationa Mr. Jesse Earnhardt ine UDlieuOiaiCH UO-a puu Mauiyi - Uf th nnvonf mn ofrnnfrlv 1 CAVA A L VCOvU 9, J VWUVAWM) wvpwbT Feeling some degree ot encourage-n8m above .party by ..nominating urging the nomination of men true Z&l:lr?ZZX: official pie. iUllv 1 -UJSU .A -l l"U vuuuvj . J. ill - J : 4. : tk4kn limr . ' . respectfully ask your favorable con- lQero aro f Mr. George C Goodman addressed sideratiori as a candidate for cotton cratic party is not willing to mase the convention on the, subject of weigher, subject to the action of the a sacrifice of party for the success of aajon jn which he took very posi- Democratic county convention. a great principle, by the retirement tive 8tand unfavorable to fusion f L?0.11"!1-!'.. . w . I of Arthur SeWalL for Whom nO KA1,n ua;- AoraAa nrmof W dnfarma nnl fn ".ananil nnr fimft anrl ptVpt!v frnmhliriP' aiAti iUUNAMAiiA. Populist can vote without protest, Mp T a Sims said Democrats about dulJ times. We will pitch in and; make times lively. JSow, m ors ' v, -1- 4 u ul t. . Mr: J A aim? Bam democrats to make this incoming month the biggest July we hx ever had, wo n " wiereiure uc uiiycu uj cu" claimed that good men could not fce are puttiDff out a lot of MHummer8,, and we are going to ij,Hke iLem hum. .A MP A TH-IM - RTTTTHNQ nle's Part v of Cabarrus county inUnA tt n Wfi rH poiriff to do awav with Stickers. We will make Movers out of V 1 i. Ill 1 IV lcl L 1 J J V J L 1 Vl X. 1 k I .. . " , l: I UaU IU Dill J UO I UUKVO - " - r . irtr nacomhlpfl thint. ,wft will ... .1 -r. . them. Hfere coes: (Diiiiuu uuuv wu w.vu v m w ' ' -' - i nr i y rna Knnn nor nnnairn rT t n n m . : . r ., lYfitlJl UU J. UUU11UU vvuu ill m w vauu i v tha for July. 5 cents each at Derrell's Jswelry not vote for Sewall under any cir I cumstances and will not vote for Bryan unless he accepts the Popu list nomination ; and we hereby instruct our delegates to the State convention to use all honorable means to prevent any -arrangement 1 pledge uncon OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD HOTEL. ,1 COKCORD, N. O. J. M. Odell, D, B. Ccltrane Cashier. D. Coltrane,'; Assistani Cashier baing entered into which wi the party to vote for Bryan ditionally." Delegates were appointed to State and congressional conventions and registrars and judges were selected fnr the November elections as fol lows:- .'.. ' I' , Delegates ' to th e congressional convention to be held at, Salisbury August 20: S S Mcvvhirter, K n Smith, G A Bradford, C C Caldwell, PrPBiiw! A J Scott, A H A Kluttz, J i il Capital,. Surplus, $50,000 $16,000 DIRECTORS: J. M. Odell, D. F, Cannon Elam King, J. W. Cannon W R. Odell, W. H, Lilly, D. B Coltbanb Moose, A M Furr, w H Hudson, Ed. Line, Alexander Bostian, J M Burrage, W A, Weddington, G Ed. Kestler. Alternates: J F Harris, J C Johnston, W B Parks, ERG Plaster, G C Goodman, L Kluttz, Joe Lentz, J A - Harkey, M W Dor- ton, W L Winecoff, M1 C Rhine hardt, W C Parnell, W S Sapp, William Junker. At large: Dr. J S Lafierty, V C Parieh, E F Greene, the law. He assured them that Populists could be had for their judges and registrars at the price, and if the other parties could not get them is was not the Populists' lookout.. Mr. C A Pitts moved that the Populist primaries be September 12 and the county convention Septem ber 19. . Adopted. Mr. Pitts said he wanted to meet alter the Demo crats bo as to knock their props out. lSuppose they swallow ul?" was asked. Mr. Pitts answered: "If they do they will have more brain in their stomachs than they have in their heads." n : (You should Have seen the jolly Chuckle at that)ld saw.) ! In the temporary absence of M H H Caldwell the meeting heartily endorsed him for Congress from his district. Mr. Shuford, "Good-bye My Lover, Good-bye!" The meeting by resolution also paid its complimentary thanks to Mr. A F Hileman. The meeting was very harmon ions : and enthusiastic, but Jin its tone and tern Der was bitter and uncompromising. AKnnt an nra rif T.Qflia finA rVihas nf Vi ftA fir's anil "Rp-tlri makes.- all small sizes, 2i, 3, 31 and 4 that we will fell at $1 a pair. 'Not 'a pair amoijff them but cost $2 and over, juney must go. , NO. 2, About one hundred pair of - Ladies FiDe Oxford Ties, some patent leathers, some tans, some tine ,doDgola: pat tips, all to go at 75c. They cost from $1 to $1.50. They must go. NO. 3. -About 50 pairs Ladies fine Oxfords, all Zeiglers, tan. gray and black ooze and -fin Kid, sizes 1 to 4. All to go at $1, Made to sell at 2 and 82.50- They must go. ' NO. 4. About 75 prs of Ladies Oxfords and 1-strap Sandals Zeiglers. Bay State and Paden Bros. all to go in at 81.25. Call for them tbey won't be here long.a They must go. ' , ' j NO. 5 A few prs of Misses Oxfords, sizes 12 to 1, to go at 50c. NO. 6. FOR MEN: A lot of Tn, Goat and BJack Vici Kid Oxfords at SI. They are $1. 50 shoes, and are fresa stock just bought them. SPECIALS. Women's Solid Leather Shoes at 65c.WomeES solid Leather Pebble , mi iShnpH at 75c. These dre 81 shoes. All fresh and nice. Ladies fiheDongola kid button shoes, made at Alexandria, Va: Solid as any shoe in th itarket, regular 5i.tu jnoes, to go at SI. Mens J? ine Satin Oil bboes,riace ana :gauers av iuey ar regulaiLl,25 shoes.- Mens heavy English Ties, jevery-day shoes, 1.00 Sohd asVaeTcan make them. Big job in straw hats at 10c, some of them af 50c hats. We buy Trunks in car loads stod retail them . at wholesale everything in the line of clothing and furnishing ; goods- Every thmg up to'date and at prices that can't be beat any wheie m the State, Call and see samplesiof the free Crayon Pictures we are having made for our customers-: ' , ';-l'V; ; :. ': ' :, ' i JOB-TwentvHive suits of fine All-WoolCassimerein Cutaway ;Frock Snits; sizes 34 to 36 for 4 00 a auit. They are 10.00, 12. 504 and 15.00asuitsv Call on us and see these and other attractions. - CAMNONiB & s
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