118' CONCOUl, N. C MON DAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1896. ! - Wtto.NO 1 407
XIII. No.
VOL
5
PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN. I REAPER DEATH AMONLr US.
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Saie of
Dress Goods,
Another Railroad for Concord and
Cabarrus Can Be Had if Our People
Will Pull TogetherAn Enterprise
That bhoulci lutterest Everybody.
As we haye heretofore . stated in
bur. paper, thejirospeota for another
railroad to our town seem to
ongnten, ana jwniJe we are not at
liberty to publish all the facts j ust
at tbi.8 time, still we feel very much
cuuuugcu w,m mo pew prospect cea8ed was
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luuucu.tuo uuzeuB aiuujj me line nathv fplr'
win give me matter bucq encour
Summer agementai1 rdesere8 it win
lie Gathers' His Sheaves from tbe
Flowers of Manhood and Woman
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TOURNAMENT AT SAUNDERS.
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EVERYTHING IN
DIMITIES,
MUSLINS, . .
OREPONS,
ETC.
noticed from, our, advertising col
umns that there has, been a meeting
of the stockholders of the Concord
Southern Railroad' Company called
tor the 29th, when it is expected
that matters will 4ake a more defi
nite, shape, and that we can then
give more facts to the public,
The parties who are leading in
this movement, and who have been
here several times, seem to be thor
oughly in earnest, and it therefore
stands air parties in hand, who are
in favor of the movement . along
the line, to put their . shoulders 10
the wheel, and encourage the enter
prise all that is in their power.
Should this road be built, it
would not be only of great service to
our town, but would 'be tne means
of distributing mohey all' along the
line from Aberdeen to Concord, as
the management assures us that it is
their intention and wish to give
preference along the line not only to
local labor, Vut also to local tna
terial. , - ,.
We will endeavor to keep the pub
lic fully advised as progress is
made.
The funeral obsequies of Martin
B Blume were held in the Lutheran
church : Sunday, Rey. Obas. B
Miller officiating. The discpurse
was appropr ia t e an d full of coneo
lationi The number and' the afcti-
tude of the assembly bore testimony
to the high esteem in which the de-
held and f jheieep sym-
f or the bereaved Mr,
Blume was an: exemplary young
man and gave promise of great good
in leading a lifenof quiet purity and
model ldvelihess, tut was called
away from loving ones in compara
tive youth, being 22 -years, 10
months and 23 days old. He had
chosen for a 4ife companion Miss
Ella Hotityctfiwif
Uallant Knights Crowned tbe Lovely
JHalds Miss Carrie Emerson, Queen
or Love and Beanty, Misses Johnson,
Maids of Honor.
A very interesting feature of the
season in No. 3 township, was a
tournament given at Saunders,
Wednesday, September 2j
A large crowd was present to wit
ness the sport.. At 4 p. m. the
knights entered ithe contest and did
some very good riding, considering
the practice they had. Following
s the list of riders 5 their ribn-de-
plnnies arid v the riurriber Of rings
taketf by each : J L Johnson, knight
liyed in domestic bliss less than two
t - i -.. - . -i - L - -,
years, and. leaves her and his infant
child together with other most en
dearing ties.
His remains were; laid to rest in
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the city cemetery. As has already
been noted, Sir. Blume 'was yisiting
his grandfather, Esq. MA Lad wig,
when he toot typhoid f ever and
never again saw his home.
For Over Fifty Tears
will be closed out
Saturday for the
small price of 5
ctsperyarcL
Miss Carrie L Walter, much
against her ewn inclination, dropped
her efficient labors a week ago and
took her bed. For some days no
thought of danger was apprehended,
but symptoms1 late in the week told
of approaching dissolution and she
passed into the eternal sphere Salur
day night at 12 0' o'clock. - She
Stoekbolders and Directors Meet.
There will be a meeting of the
stockholders and also of the direc
tors of the Concord Southern RalU
road Company, hel4 at the office of
W M Smith in Concord, N. C, on
Tuesday, 29th, of September, 1896 '
at 11 o'clock a. m., when and where
all parties interested are requested
to be present. J W Oannoit,
El am Kikg,
Jno P Allison,
. D R Hooter,
WM Smith,
Directors of Concord Southern RaiU
way. v:-- - v-- ;
Eleefrlc'Bltters.
of "If I Can," 8 ; W B Mornsob, suited for 'any season, but perhaps
41 White CapV8 ; Baxter Johnson, more genefal.ly, needed, when the.
languid exuauBiea ieeiing prevaus.
when the nvems torpid and -Blue
gish and the, need of a tonic and
alterative is felt. 'A prompt use of
this -.medicine ha often averted
long an'l perhaps, fatal bilious fevers.
No medicine will act more surely in
counteracting-and freeing the system
from the malarial ppison. Headache
indigestion, constipation, nizziness
yields to Electric Bift re. 50o and
$1. 00 per bottle at Fetzer Drug:
Store.
7; NJ Archer, "Cabarrus," 5 ; AVill
Stenhouse, "Can't Make it," 2 The
ties were ridden off and' the success
ful knights crownecl the 'following
young ladies : Mri W B Morrison,
Miss Carrie Emerson, "Queen of
Love and Beauty 'Mr. .J L John
eon, Miss Annie Johnson, first maid
of honor ; Mr. Baxter Johnson, Miss
Edna Johnson, second maid of
honor. !
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
ThB fas-limila
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Is ea
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vxapper.
General Inspection.
This evening at 6 o'clock, Col. A
sir. wriif.--wi rtiHr AOrti-urroeea io
U&tulacHe- mlout "One outad
J. F. HURLEY,
Office over V
tETZBRS DRUG STORK
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LINE
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L Smith will hold the
specion of company G.
general in
A number
STICK
PINS
was a member of the German Re- of the company will leave i W ednes-
formed mfuich at Mt. Gilead. and day for Statesville to fall in line od
ner mortal remains were taKen mere iuo maruu uulu mat umw iu vuai
The funeral ser-
lotte.
at
Store,
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Mrs. Winslnw'fl Rnothincr Svrnri has
That We have ill StOCk been used for ! over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their child
ren while teething, with perfect suc
cess. It soothes the cnild, softens
the sums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately., Sold by
drugdatB in every part of the world.
The former price Twenty-flye cents a bottle. Be sure
- , and asli tor "Mrs. wmsiows cjootn-
WaS 1U, 12 ana lO CXS bg Syrup," and take no other kind
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UC1 JdlU. I Under False Pretense.
Last week a young man giving
his name as S P Fink called at the
shoe shop of Mr. J 0 Honeycutt, on
West Depot street, and gave an ordr
for a pair of shoes. When he had
obtained the shoes, he gave Mr-
Honeydutt an order bfl Superintend
ent WilsoTTj. of the Cabarrus mill
for $2, claiming that he was a mill
operative. Mr. Honeycutt presented
the order to Mr. Wilson, who re
fused to pay it, because .bink was an
unknown person to mm. oaiuruajr
Fink was caught by an officer atd
in some way effected a compromise
The matter is not yet finally settled.
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BncKlen's Arnicasaire,
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, 1 Bruises, bores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Chappe
xjAa nhiihlains. Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piiua nr no pay requi-ed. It is
guaranteed to give statief action or
monev retunaea. rnoc ,
box. For sale at P B Fetzer's Drug
store.
Directors Bleet.
The Directors of the Southern
Cotton Manufacturing Company is
in session at Bessemer Cityhis
afternoon. Messrs. J M Odell, W R
Odell and DB Coltrane, of this city,
are in attendance.
for interment.
TJCes were conducted by Rev. H A etOBaVm'rr.i-Alea. v&inema OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD HOTEL I
Miss Carrie was intent on render
ing the greatest service to her par
ents and the family and was a lover
of church, and especially devoted to
Sunday school work, bo much did
her mind dwell on things sacred
that it was a source of Christian joy
ALL MUST GO.
We want to Beat
to hear
her sing praises: to our Sa
viour and rejoice in his presence, to
her so vivid and so comforting.
Miss Carrie was just entering into
the stage of womanly maturity, "and
tne cutting on: oi a me bo uunaii
. tne "Record for July.
Wefare determined -not to spend our time and energy grumbling
vpars 3 months and 15 cier to mane mis incomiDK moum iuo.uiB" ' or,w ,f v
years, o muuiua auu . LO I if At "WmorQ ati r on na.tn mftkft thpm hnm.
full hf hnnP. anriffhU L luwu,K UUV " Wi - M ?r"rr 7rr
like seems a strange providence, about dulJ times. VVe will pitcn in ana mafie times nvejy. imow, in ors
She wab 21
A ava nf arrm
v.v. iu v 1 J r o f s rvnvnr
liness and good cheer, bhe will oe fufim. Hpr ors:
greatly; missed, out; ner virtues in About 60 prs of Jjadies nne snoes 01 zeigier-s ana idea's mpnes, an
life and her triumphs in death will small sizes, 2t 3, 3 and 4 that we will Fell at $1 a pair. Not a pair among
WQ o onnroA nf romffirf lnno- ftffr them but c6st S2 and ovef. They must go.
be a souroe ,pf comfort long arer 2.-About one hundred pair of Ladies Fine Oxford Ties, some
ruJ,wv 7 patent leathers, some tans, some nne aongoia pat tips, an to go at voo.
Thelweepihg pereaved who must Thftv nst from Sl to $1:50. They must go.
pntrir the week's1 duties with a new. NO. 3. -AHnut 50 nairs , Tjadies fine Oxfords, all Zeiglers, tan. gray
hnrdflri and constant sense of life; and black ooze and fiWfcid, sizes 1 to All to go at 31, Made to sell at
separation trom ineir d n8 on 4Abbut 75 pr's of Ladies Oxfords and l-strap Sandals Zeiglers.
Sunday have our deepest sym- aiA A xor. foil t on in . i 9 mil fnr thPTnthev
pa thy.
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Marvelous Results.
From a letter written by Rev. J
GundermaU. rbf .Diamondale, Mich.,
we are permitted to make this ex
tract: I I- have no hesitation in re-
commendihe Dr. King's New Dis
cover v. aia the 'results were almost
marvelous in : the J casa of my wife.
Bay State and Padan Bros. .fall to go in at $1.25. Call for them -they
wont be here Jong. Tney must go.
NO. 5.A '-few pi's of Misses Oxfords, sizes.12 to 1, to go at 50c. v
NO. 6.-FOR MEN:;? A lot of Tan, Uoat and .Black Yici Hid uxiordB
at $1. They are $1.50 ehoes, and are fresh stbek just bought them.
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PECIA LS.
WomeE8 solid Leather Pebble
CHE
STORE.
- Womfinfi Solid Leather Shoes at 65c.
While I was -pastor of the Baptist Grain and Glove Grain Lace and Button Shoes, at 75c. Thjese are $1
cnurcn at xiives o unction . sne was 1 snoes, an iresn ana nice, jjaaies nue avuxjuiu mu uuuuu buucc, wouo m
brought down . with pneumonia Alexandria, Ya. Solid as any shoe in tne k aret, regular oioo snoeB, 10
succeeding .La UripDe, Terrible go at $1. Mens Jb'ine Satin Uil dois, iac ana gaiters ai i. iuey are
paroxysms of coughibg would last tegular 1,25 shoes. Mens heavy En ?lish Ties, everyday uhoes, 1.00 Solid
hours' wi(h little interruption and it as leather can make them. Big job in straw hats at 10c, some of them
seemed as if she 'could not survive are 50o hats, w e buy Trunks in car loads una retail inem . at,. wnoic Baie
Onp. hnnrfid Mens fine Serce Coats at just half .price. Ve have
King's New Discouery; it was quick everything in the line of clothing and furnishing goods. Everything up
in itsjwork and.ighly satisfactory to date and at pricesshat can't be bat anywbeie in the State, Call and
in results. Trial bottles free at see samples:of the free Crayon Pictures we are having made for our cus-
Fetzer s Drug Store- K?gular size tomers
50c and 81,00. '
(j JJ) L W Kill V J-l V tJ UUHD Ui XlliKJ AU- y uuJivocDiuiCiu ju vuvuiiuj,-
Suits, sizes 34 to 3G lor 4 00 a suit.f Thf y are 10.00, 12.50 and 15.C0i8uits.
Call on us and see these and other attractions. '
A Bnsy Day.
The board of county commission-
ers bad a busy day of it in paying
up the county's debts. All the'road
overseers and supervisors were in
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