XlH.-No. 108.
CON COU1V N. C. TUESt) AYt UGUST . 25, 1896
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WHoikB NO. 1,487
ANNOUNCEMENTS
i .CONCORD'S HUSTLilR. $ i FRANK HOWAfiD NERVOUS.
Bnilt More Factories Than Ay Mnn lhoAeKro f s Broke Down and Does
rAD RPfiTSTER OF DEEDS.
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frunnVfnl for past favors, I hereby
tnnnce myself a candidate for
Office of Register of Deeds for
In North . Carolina and Still in the
Pnsb-Now at China Grove and Mt.
Pleasant. . ' ;:.!'
About the busiest man in North
Xot Eat Christian Workers. Visit
film . t :-.--v
) Not until tbe souhd of the saw
and 'hammer a Bed bf th& carpenters
6 . "xu I Carolina outside of the Dolitinians. il u 'L W V:- 11"' - jij
. ininnfitv. Riimect mj iu iu" i r : u nuo cicuwuu ui. mo callows uiu.
CaDa kramnnr5itin nominatine U8 Mr; R A Brown J of this city, who Wn v Tr,a,b
fln (11 ijuo -- v ? ; m.vt?biui , uceiu nuu iJO
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JOHN K. PATTERSON.
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FOK SHERIFF.
Haying been solicited by many of
my friends, 1 hereby announce myn
Belf a candidate for tbe oflBce of
Sheriff of Cabarrus county, subject
to the county Democratic nominate
jng convention,
t -V. Respectfully, -
W. MARTIN WIDENH0U8E
0
W
H
THE
DICK
CHEAPEST
N
THE
GLOBE
has bnilt more cotton2 factories and
large brick structures than any man
in the State. -He has just com
pleted a mam mouth mill at Gas
tonia and finished up work at Bee
semer City, where he "-laid many
millions of brick.
He has three forces of masons and
keeps them busy all during the
outside working months.: One force
is now at China Grove building the
immense additional plant to the
Patterson mills, while another force,
under Mr. R L McAllister, is con
structing the cotton factory at Mt.
Pleasant, which was begun Mon-
sonratifwwi ul X vZia t n Tlie time is now near approachme: when the trading pub
en tenced to be hu Friday, reajize lid will want to know where they can get in-retnrn for their
that his hfc iwastoeioa cash the greatest
den end and not until: then did he and we wanHo say; right here that LOWE AND DICK will
believe that jhe. would - hang. He supply all of your ants 1 for less inoney than 'any other
does not sleep or eatand Is suffering house I We hay e all you wan t and every train is now bring
with nervous piostration. He - is ing'in for us new stuff that will be dealt out at such prices
thin and haggard. He wants very tnat.it will make these old time longprice houses shudder
little and is not . talkative.-. Minis-
just completed a
FOR SHERIFF.
I herebv announce myself a can
ditWe for'the oflBce of Sheriff of
Cabarrus county, subject . to the
Democratic nominating cpnyention. day
trom as j: WHITE. Mr- Browu has
couon warenouse in mis city lor tne
n nr rii. -:" :
FOR cotton WEIGHER. oannou iYianuiauturing. compauyj
i hereby announce myself a can 110x50 feet, started only two weeks
didate for the office of cotton weigher ago. He is building the wMls on
for Cabarrus county j subject to the which will set the water works
decision of the Democratic nomi- tank, which is to ascend sixty feet.
natiBg convention.
F. A. ARCHIBALD.
ter8 and laymen, both white and
black, have visited him, conducting
prayer and song services.. '
The gallows on which Howard
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LISTEN!
r We want to show you what we are doing: 44 sheeting
4c 'Giuffhama S 1v2c! "Drftaa ilalino 3fi. Men's Shifts lfic ' lar-
on. wnicn nowara -' r, r - - v,,- a r 1 : a
will , swin? j is ,in readiness, ' .The Ladies' Black; Hose 4c, Ladies mixed hose 4a ;.Th bet 10c
trap can be adjusted in a few min- 8Upender you ever saw. Boys' , suspenders 5c. u No better
utes. The fall will .be seven; feet, line of Ladies' Bi ess Goods in the city all the way from 6c
A highfence will be built that will to $1 the yard. ; See what you can buy for r
enclose the gall6ws.f x. u vp-w- - 'nvrni ' ' i..T: - ' 'e
1 box Mourning Pins. Ladies'
Two lilves Naveu,
KJAM JZi
Mr8.PhoobaThomaS, of Junction Handkerchief, 2 balls sewing thread; box1 blacking 10 slate
City.fU.;.Wastold by her doot0rB pencUs a lea pendlg 2 erg ina
she had consumption and that there x t w -j ts -; n,i1' 1 e' i
TOno Asi,nn hKi Two big bars Laundry Soap for 5c, The best 5c plug
was no nope for ner recovery, hut , x t. v: L - 0 jv
fwn Whfnr Kin NaW tobacco m town , One box 3 cakes buttermilk soap , 83, 2,40(1
flTOfiflvwi w iif Mrrhmfl matches for 10c, 1 box 24 sheets paper and 24 envelopes for
In a few days be will begin laying Eggers, 139 Florida St. Sau Francis- 5c Ladiesiine shoefor 65c, Men's fine shoes 90c. 1 iBig bar
brick on the new bank building co suffered from a raadfal cold" gains in Men's heavy work shoes; Overalls 35c and up to $1,
and in only a short while it will be anDroachinc consumntion; tried Sample Hats bought kt 50c on the dollar, and we are selling
complete. . without result everything else' then unem.ine same way. oanor nats iJc, large wnite quiics ior
Itcan be truly, said .that Bus bought a'bottle of DrTKifag's New ooc, iuu aozen snirts of eery style at bargain , prices, iuu
- " j, .. mi : " , 1 I ; i 3 Z A I I il'.. "! 1 ll 1 . 1 T - - 1
r?idsrte for tbe otiice et Kegister oi r ;a o v,oi TT. moWa iHuovery aim 111 iwu wbbkh wh pieces ouunff oc vara. Closing out rne oaiance 01 our jaaies
Dpeds for Cabarrus county, subject , . , , j; - C S?1!!1- ...tS ll.!:.SruZuA?aSf:ri low- shoes at 40 and 50c. The Greatest store" ihe Globe
- -v - - r 1 w iiririv m 1 1 nr n an irnii iiiiiit uiiir. ia oiinn i rnamra f 11 -nr imiiii tviuucj
rt thn Jomnprnnn n nmi ruin n cr r nn I ' J I ... m I frxm hntimna Lr-n-s-t ki m attt
nention. Respectfully,
TTT TTT'TyT7 TATTVCtAXT 1 J ' .... 4. ! Af ,r rt . , . . : i I
j t Get in the procession and follow the crowd and you will
soon land at our station, and you will always find willing
hands to wait upon you:
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.
I hereby announce myself a can-
No.
W. REECE JOHNSON.
1 township. ;
that old, worn out land around the
yards at the depot; : just think of
how cotton factories and brick
I , . I buildings nave come out ot it.
Vm COTTON WEIGHER. ?
Haying been solicited by numer
ous votefs of Cabarrus county, I
I f 1! J.l. I
nereoy announce myseir a canuiuaie , . mormnc .. .. .
for the office of cotton weigher, sob- " !
ject to the action of the county Mr. W R Odell and family re-
Democratic nominating convention. I turned from the coast 'todav, after
Forest Hill News.
? Mrs. Rev. M A Smith and chil
dren left for Davidson this (Tuea-
Attention, Company
You are hereby ordered to assem-
ble in your armory at 8 , o'clock to-
night. - By. order. of youi; captain,
W S Bingham.
LOWE
& DICK,
CHEAPEST ON THE GLOBE.
Respectfully,
GEORGE F.BARNHARDT.
No. OTpwnahip. 1 ! ,
a two week's absence from home.
MBud" Suther in Jail.
Several days ago we
FOR COTTON "WEIGHER. :
date for cpttpn weigher for (Jabar
rus county eiabject to7 the Demo
cratic convention, i ; :
. 4r Roanonf Frill
VU VJ VX Ull j J
printed! an
Mr. Fred James, an operative arkicIe referring to a razor that j had
here in the cotton millis very fond Deen "oieu irom xvecua uaruCrBuuF
of eating glass, such as electric auu luab lt UttU uccu AUUUVi 1U. k"r
inK0 i.mn nViimrrB inHnur possession or a Doger negro, wno
which he seems to reU W0UlQ notI Blve " UP- " Utttt uuw
i I 1 l 1 ixl x r T Ll i 1U
If nresented with a bottle of aeveiopeu xu uger uuugui;
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razor rrom a wnite Doy nameu
Charles Slither, familiarly known as
We want to Beat
1 hereby announce myself a candi-1 panes, etc.,
is h.
beer he will drink the beer and eat
the bottle.
HARVEY A. GRiEBER.
FOR COTTON WEIGHER. -; ' y.
Feeling some degree of encourage
ment by the; genial attitude of my
fellow-men in the county, I most
respectfully ask your favorable con
Bideration as a candidate for cotton
weigher, subject to the action of the
democratic county convention.
Respectfully,
HEZEKI AH MCNAMARA.
Rev. D A Bras well came in last
night and will spend a few days
with his family at this place.
Mr. A J Whittimore spent yester
day m Salisbury and heard Uy
Watson epeak. Mr, Whittimore
says he is a good one.
Rev. M A Smith left Monday to
assist Rev. W M Robbins in a pro-
tracted meeting near Enoch yille on
the Otilna Grove circuit He will
be absent until I Friday. "
Campaign Buttons, .. CASTORIA
"Bud'Jwho has been living at Pat
terson's mill. Boger swore out a
warrant arid had the Suther j man
arrested and put m jail, tlej was
brought to town Monday night.
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. the -: "Record for July,
We are determined not to spend our time and energy grumbling
about dull times. We will pitch in and make times lively. Now, in ors
der to make this incoming month the biggest July we have ever bad, we
are putting out a lot of "Hummers" and we are going to make them hum.
We are going to do away with Stickers. We will make Movers out of
them Here goes:
About 60 pre of Ladies nne shoes of Zeigier's and Jbteed's mkes, all
small sizes, 2, 3, 3 and 4 that we will pell at $1 a pair. Not a pair among
them but cost $2 and over. They must go.
NO. 2. About one hundred pair of Ladies Fine Oxford Ties, some
patent leathers, some tans, some fine dongola pat tips, all to go at 75c. .
They cost from $1 tc $1.50. They must go- L
NO. 3. -About 50 pairs Ladies fine Oxfords, all Zeiglers, tan, gray
and black ooze and fine kid, sizes 1 to 4i. All to go at $1, Made to sell at
$2 and $2.50- They must go.
NO. 4. About 75 prs of Ladies Oxfords and 1- strap Sandals Zeiglers.
Bay State and Padan Bros-, all to go in at $1.25. Call for them they
won't be here long. They must go.
NO. 5. A few prs of Misses Oxfords, sizes 12 to 1, to go at 50c.
NO. a FOB MEN: A lot of Tan, Goat and Black Vici Kid Oxfords
at SI. They are $1.50 shoes, andture Iresa stock just bought them.
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