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CONCORD. DKO. 'W 186.
NEtVS JfOTEv.
Atlanta's canoes will show a pop
ulation of 85.000.
A strike is threatened among
Pennsylvania coal aiiner?. ; k
Maceo's doctor Bays the Cuban
general is dead enough this time.
The House has passed a bill pro
hibiting the sale of liquor ia the
iNationol Capitol.
Gen. J S Coxy, of "army" fame,
Maj. O E Elliott, one of the best
iaown turfmen in the South, is re
parted dying at Nashville, Tenn. '
Mrs. Bryan will accompany, her
husband oh hi- lecture tour.
The Bank of Commerce ailed at
"West Superior, Wis., yesterday.
xne DanK is capiiaiizea ai vzwtw v
The Executive Committee of the
gold Democrats are in session at In--tlianapolis.
The bill in the Georgia Legisla
ture providing for State dispen
saries has been laid aside till next
e3rfion.
Mark Hanna came very near
feeing run over by a cable car in
Washington last night.
- 1 A 1 1 1 i. A
uauiou Ljjia uaia uccu ocuv is
fcring in the body of Maceo, the
dead Cuban leader.
Paper manufacturers have or
framz-sA a trust and will onerate as
s r -j
one firm. It is claimed, that prices
will not be advanced.
Whitecappers near Dallas, Texas,
are driving negro tenants from the
:farm3.
Queen Lil is in San Francisco on
"her way to Washington and then
-probably to London. Her mission,
-she says, will in due time be made
tncwn to the public. Surmiseis
c i i : D : j
Cleveland for restoration to her
throne-.
Broke the llccord.
Is'ew York, Nov. 11. At , 10
k'clock the score of the eix day bi
cycle race is: Hale,1456 miles; Fos
ter,, 1428; Rice, 1416; Pading, 1417;
Schoch, 1375; Taylor, 1362; Smith,
1350; Moore, 1343; Pierce, 1300;
Ashinger, 1267.
The previous world's . record for
the eame' time is 1327 miles, made
Schoch m 1S93. . '
The Electiotf In Jaekson.
Dillsboro, N, C, Dec. 11. The
-new election in Jackson for repre
antatiye gives Ensley, Republican,
from 50 to. 65 majority over Moore,
Democrat. Much Republican bood
le is said to have been spent from
the outside. ;
Considerable excitement prevails,
and serious trouble was narrowly
.averted at Sylva yesterday. News
.and Observer.
TO CUItEA COJCD IS ONE DAY
"Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab;
.lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure 1 25c.
Dr. Crowell with bis excellent
microscope and his thoruogh ac
qahiotance wjtji the late soieniific
phenomena of disease germs is
making val a able investigations and
lays bare the tneimes to human
life and health that the science of
medicine fare fnst overcomiog.
By his courtesy we viewed Friday
in China'. throve the germs of con
sumption magnified 1000 timfS.
The ductcr takes tire'ac interest' in
these investigations aurt may be
ranked a& authority on tl U bostru e
science.
The Committee on Ways and
Means are setuig about to tinker
the tarilf bill. President Cleveland
holda the reina yet but after the
4th of March the flood gates will
probably be threw u wide open for
tinff extremeti- e. Natural conse
quences will ensue and another free
coinage campaign will be ripened
up for I9U0. Would it cuie the
earache to pull an eye tooth.
' -n '
There is pl j y i n this world
equal to the hppiien8 of mother
hood. A woinVi'ri hf-alth is her
dearest possess no. Good looks,
good times, happiu e, love and its
continuance, depiud on her health.
Almost all of i he sickness of women
is traceable dine ly or indirectly
to some derangement of the organs
distinctly feminine. Troubles of
tl is kind are . of;en neglected be
cause a" very r aiurai and proper
modesty keep wunen away from
poyeicians wbos insistence upon
examination and lcal treatment is
generally as uf-e-f-s as it com
mon. Dr. Pierces Favi ' j Pre
soripti('i wil do more for them than
90 dociurs in 100. It will do more
than the hundredth doctor can uri
lesa he prescribe it. It is a pre
scription of Dr. R V Pierce, who lor
30 years has been chief consulting
physician of the V orld r Dispensary
flnd Invalids' Hotel, at BufTalo,
N. Y.
Seni 21 one c mt stamps to cover
cost of mailing only, and get his
great bok, The People's Common
Sense Medical Adviser, absolutely
free.
Attempt at Rape.
"At Mountain Island, on the Ca
tawba river, day before yesterday a
negro named , Farrar attempted to
commit rape upon a seventeen year
old girl, a Miss Underwood. A
number of school children happened
to be near and frustrated the aU
tempt. The negro escaped, but is
likely to find trouble if he is caught,
Charlotte News.
Cure For Ileadacti.
As a rflinedy for all forms of
Headach Electric Bittere has proved
to be the very best. It , effects a
permanent, cure and the moat dread
ed habitual sick headaches yield to
ts influence. Wo urgo all who are
afflicied to procure a be ale, and
give this remedy a fair trial. In
cases of habitbal constipation Elec
trie Bitters cure3 by giving the
needed tone to the bowletr, acd few
case long resist the use of this
medicine. Try it once, jFifty cents
and $1.00 at Fetzer'o Drug Store.
Supreme Court. ,
Cases heard'yestrday ;
Mcllfcancy vs. Railroad, argued
by Bur well, Walter and Cansler
for plaintiff ; Bason and Keerans
for defendant.
Mayes V3. Railroad, argued b)
Jones and Tillett for plaintilf ; Ba
eon and Keerans for defendant.
Mallonee vs. Railroad, argued by
Barwell, Walker and Cansler for
plaih'Jff; Geo. F Bason for defend
ant. 8immons Y3. Allisoni argued by
Bnrwell for plaintiff ; Keerans for
defendant. News and Observer.
Agttatter That Sboultl Have Unrt At
tention In tbe Campaign.
A correspondent of the Progress
ive Farmer dwells upon the fact
brought out by the Raleigh News
and Observer, that the State print
ing, under reform, has cost $15,000
more within the past two yeara than
it had ever cost in any previous two
years, and that freight and express
age are to be added, to thisU The
correspondent recites, in addition,
that a quantity of the Stafe work
hnd bien'Ut"to iticbmond, Va., to
be oru, thus working injustice to
homn prill tersrand adds that "This
is not ooljy'ur.jus;, but disgraceful;
and moie egpecially so as bo'h the
Populist and Republican parties pose
us the friend to the working people,
acd h people - have so regarded
th?ui." It always appeared to us
thtt it would have been a good
sobenie for the Democrats to bao
developed such little matters a3 these
during the recent campaign and
brought them to the attention of tbe
people; but yon can't fuse with
foiks and etill talk obout them.
Exchange.
The Gizittfc Jeaica that at a point
near L3.tKaville a few days ago there
were three blockade liquor vagous,
and a telegram was sent to a revenue
officer nt Greensboro to come at
once and apprehend the illicit ven
ders. No officer came in response,
but instead a telegram was received
from Greensboro, Btating thit, the
officer himself was so'Urunk that
he could not be put on the, train.
Fifty Years Ago.
This is the stamp that the letter bor
Which carried the story far and wid
Of certain cure for the loathsome sore
That bubbled op from the tainted tide
Of the blood below. And 'twas Ayer's nam
-And his sarsaparilla, that all now. know,
that was just beginning: its fight of fame
"With its cures of 50 years ago.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Is the j original sarsaparilla. It
has behind it a record for cures
unequalled by any blood puri
fying compound. It is tho only
sarsaparilla honored by a
medal at the World's Fair of
1893.! Others imitate tho
remedy ; they can't imitate the
record :
j5d Years of Cures.
i -
ms Mum.
The Southern Stock Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Greensboro.
N. 0., is backed by many of the
wealthiest and best nnanciers of
North Carolina. It paid last season
a dividend of 20 per cent to its policy
holders and is in better shape than
ever before.
KEEP .YOUr MONEY AT HOME
Concord agency in Lore building;
on West; Depot street. :
f G. G. RICHMOND,
THOS. W. SMITH.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
!5The Southern Express Company will sell, at
public auction, at D. P. Day vault's store, fcr
charges, about three hundred freight packa. . 5,
being on hand six months and over, on Saturday,
January 9th, 1897, commencing at 10 o'clock a n..
1 tl . m .
uniess cauea ior, cnarges paiaor otnei vvise d.i
posed of before day ct ssle.
D. P. DAY VAULT, Agent.
SO. M. SADDLER, Superintende.it.' j8
L. T. HARTSELL,
AXTOHNEY-AT-LAW,
CONCORD, - - N C.
Pronapt attention given to s all
hnsiness. Office in Morris building
opposite coort house.
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JN0. R. ERWIN. C A- MISENHEIMER
ERWIN & M1SENHEIMERJ
Physicianand Surgeons
Office No. 8. Harty buildiner, opt
posite I 2nd Presbyterian church.
Charlotte, N. a-
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RACKET S
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' . Well, the offer of 10 per cent, moved the
OMna and Glassware, The money we took
in by this special order is already invested in
more Christmas goods and oh the way. We
expect $800 or $1,000 worth of Christmas
goods in, in time for Christmas, but will not
have anymore China. Come and see us; we
Very
Respectfully,
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