Price $-4.00 Per Year.
A BURGLARY.
Some Person Enters Mr. J. W. Furr's
Store at Cannon ville and Robs Him of
Some Cash and Goods.
- . m. . X - -
"has been some person in Con
cord visiting houses at night,
heretof ore only prowling about
.residences but Friday night the
night thief got in his work at
Mr. J WFurr's store at Cannon -
ville on West Depot street.
The door, was opened with an
axe from a. neighbor's house.
After getting in he helped him
self to goods to the amount of
$15- or 18. 'He also broke open
the combination money drawer,
robbing it of $3 or $4 and leaving
the drawer under one corner of
the store.' The thief has not
been captured.
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A Reckless Bicycle Rider.
On Friday afternoon some un
known bicycle rider ran over
Bays, the six-year-old son of Dr.
Sam Montgomery. The boy was
not badly hurt but was bruised
somewhat. The rider did not
stop when he struck, the little
fellow but passed; hurriedly oh.
This kind of bicycling is danger
ous not only to the one that
happens to be in front of the
wheel but to the rider ior if the
latter is caught he will suffer
for his recklessness. Just, such
reckless riders as that one '". Fri
day afternoon causes ordinances
to be passed prohibiting others
f rom riding on the pavements in
some parts of -the town, and will
later very probably necessitate
bells and lanterns . on every
wheel.
Mr. Dayyanlt to Move Soon.
"In another week or two Mr. W
A Day vault and wife will move
from Concord to Elmwood,
where Mr. Dayyault will be en
gaged in the lumber business. It
is probable that they will return
here after Mr. Day vault has
tmished his work there. Mr.
Frank Pharr will .occupy the
house where Mr. Day vault now
lives. .. . ,
He Has Gone to the Springs.
Chief of Police .Harris has
for months been in bad health
and many days when he is oh
the streets he feels scarcely
able to serve but goes on
until he is bound to go to
bed. He has gone to Misen
heimer's springs to spend a
week or two, hoping to improve.
At Epworth Church Tomorrow.
At the close of the service to
morrow morning the conference
will be held at Epworth church.
Tomorrow afternoon ;k at 4
o'clock the young people,, will
eet for the purpose of
organizing an Epworth League.
Death In a Silo.
At Wausau, Mich. tHree
patients in the .county asylum
were. working : in a silD.: The
vai uumu acia eaa overcome i
i ' 1
mcm auu iney-aiea oeiore tney
could be helped out. One of the'
rescuers came near losing his
iifeaisdvt ..11
CURE 'A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
J!fnPtoftmd money if it fails to
enuin has L. B. Q
?n eachtablet.
CONCORD, N.
Points of Difference Between jir. Cleve-J
IathI nrwl W' HFf TTitiIot' " !
We often hear people who
have not( forgiven ex-President
Cleveland of his sin against sil-
ver express a regret that a man
with his common sense raid cour-
age of convictions is not now
President. It is generally be
lieved that if such a man were
President we would not have a
foolish and expensive war upon
our hands. Mr. McKinley is like
Clay in the hands, of the politi- :
cians, and they made him make
war when there was no need for
it. The politicians were like -
clay in the hands of Mr. Cleve-
Mi".6 -
when the foolish and misplaced'
enthusiasm of certain politicians
threatened to raring about a rup-1
ture with Spam. This difference
J.I.- j 1 il j 3 L
m ine metai mai presiaenxs are
made of is important in tithes
like this. .Nothing ever presented,
P.Wfilnnrt thaf.
, fovi fv,
he was afraid to tackle without
tne aayice oi politicians, ana nei
generally , came out on toptpres-.,..
ident McKinley has been adyised;fw . , '
almost out of his wits, andis-A) -rbr. -and Mrs. M; L ; Stevens
ing roundly abused by some Of, fill, arrive in our city tonight
tne very politicians wnose aa-
he has taken. There ds
nothing so necessary in thB.inaGrove,, spenttoday, yntht
make-up of a president as con,
victionsof hisownandcourasroto
carrv thorn out regardless of the
advice of politicians, and not? in
recent years have we had a prsiV
dent lacking more in these essen
tials than Mr. McKinley. Samp
son Democrat.
Missionary Meeting Monday Afternoon; :
The Woman's Foreign Mis;r
sionary Society of the Flr.sU
Presbyterian' church will meet at-
the manse with Mrs. W. C. Alex
ander pn next Mpyj Septem
ber 4th, at 5 o'clock in the even?
ing;- ; 'i-y'r
. The Young Ladies' Foreign
Missionary Society is hereby
most cordially invited to be pres
xxu T" 1-
ticipate mithe exercises of ,th
evening., , , ' - ; :
' Bv order of thb President, i.
i ' Mrs. D. B. Morrison.
Will Meet Here in October.
The Convocation of Charlotte
will be held, in All Saints Epis
copal church here on October
2nd and 3rd, conducted by Dean
Osbourne, of Charlotte. A num:
ber of the clergy and laity will
attend.
Senses Deeply Stirred
The Burlington News, in ,tell-
ing the awWl steryt Andyc.
jfiaams agaiiisu .tixo .ntuxc t-jcai
oicr aaugnrer oi -mi, j. xuw r r,
adds . V ' A
uWe are opposed, to lynch IfwV v
but we say 1 with thej light beJfov
us that a brute so inhuman ought;
tb3haVdeerf "killed: just likS v
dog wquI have been if he ;jaSi;
f Qtiticl trying to take the life bf v .
little innocent childi and wejkv -
clare that this negro brute ought !
to" have been killed by the first
mau wiiu tamo -Aiux auu, w e
say.it with all Christian forbear-
ance.
The soothing heklMpifif
ernes. .noi ;unain ueram js v"Ku 1 ?
Remedy, its pleasant iafeta and
prompt hd-U pett&atjent X .enrea
have made it a great favorite with I
th'eetfpld tevOryttheM. Foi sale !
by M. L. Marsh & Oo Diuggists
C, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER
YELLOW FEVER AGAIN.
K Infected,
Yellow lever has broken out
"at Key wist. The latest report
is 17 vSome deaths have
' .. .... mi. . t-j :
occurred, me j-si&uu. i& wm-
pletely cut off by quarantine.
There is ho great uneasiness at
Jacksonville about it
In New Orleans an autopsy !
showed that one Mr. Udoipn
died there of the malady on last
Thursday. :. .
6 ') One fatal case has occurred at
yincennes. This was a late ar-
rival from Cuba.
; PERSONAL ".POINTERS.
tthc tI .
afternoon in Charlotte:
. 0 . . ...
ister Mrsr M L BrowH
: v
rMr enaerson, oi
; , ; 1 1 J
rMiss Xila Stafford, of Harris-
"burg, is visiting the Misses Sims.
&
mr. vv uoues, euuor oi
vy.. -
-i'irom Asheville.
- ' - Miss Lollie Graebr, ot near
"llsa .
anss i'annio Luppara weni,
Tington this mornmg to
spend, several day s.
: . Mr. Sol Levy: ; and family,
left this morning v to spend sev
eral days in Athens, Ga. L
xir-tMiss Daisy ' and John Bar
rier went to Salisbury this morn
ing tp spend several days. .. . .
-rMiss liena Barringer, of Mt.
Pleasant, is spending several
days with Miss Kate Lentz.
-Rev. C L TiFisher and fam
ily passed through here today on
their way to Mt. Pleasant.
-Mrs, R Lee Carry of Rock
Hill, arrived here this morning.
She is visiting at Mr. M- E Cas
tor's. ' .
Mrs. Ransom Gray, of Char
lotte, arrived here this morning
;send Sunday at Mr. L D
ipend Sunday
.Duval's.
. Mrs. Malcolm - Arnold, of
Washington, who has been visit
ing at Rev. J D Arnold's, left
this morning.
' Messrs. Geo. L Patterson
and'R L Keesler went to Char
lotte this morning, to take in the
minstrel tonight. ',v ; ;
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT.
Is envied by all poor dyspeptic,
whose Stomach and Liver are out of
order. All such .should , know that Dr.
King's Xew Life . Pills, tjhe wonderful
Stomach and Liver Remedy. -"'srives a
regular bodily habit that inn res perfect
f ,r t r.
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lift IE
ClJl U I N it
2, 1899.
With the Churches Tomorrow.
Rev. Paul Barringer, of Mt.
Pleasant will preach at Trinity
Reformed church tomorrow
morning,
Rev. T. W. Smith, the pastor
will hold, regular services at
Epworth M. E. church tomor
row. The pastor, Rev. G. B. Miller,
will hold regular services tomor
row morning and tomorrow
night at ; St. James Lutheran
church.
Rev. W, B. Ohey will hold
services at St. Andrews Luth
eran church tomorrow morn
ing at 11 o'clock.
There will be regular services
at the First Presbyterian; church
tomorrow morning and tomorrow
night. The Jaour for holding the
evening service has been changed
from 8 to 7.30 o'clock. !
There will be regular services
at the Baptist church tomorrow
morning and night by the pastor,
Kev B. JUacy JtLoge. Subject for
11 a. m
"Deliverance." "Sub
ject for 7.45 p. m., "Backslid-
mg
Rev. J D Arnold will preach
. at Forest Hill Methodist church
tomorrow morning. Tomor-
row night Rev. J Y Allison will
preacn
Regular services both tomor
row morning and night at Cen
tral M. E. church by the pastor,
Rev. J. E. Thompson.
.The Rector, Rev.' J C Davis,,
- r"- V
Sainte'. Episcopal, 'ch
row morning-at 11, o'clock and
- A 1JPE :ANtJ" tBA!TH FIGHT,
Mr. "W. . HMefsof MancJxesteri; Iaf
wiitiner .of his almost -miraculous escape
from "death, ' ayeV ' "Bxposdrd J after
measles induced iserigus;; lung, Rouble,
wnicii enaea in vonsumpuon. x naa
freauent hemorrhaffes and cottfihed
iiigjht and day. All my doctors said I
must soon cue. Then i oegau to use
Dr. King's Kew Discovery for Consump
tion, which completely cured -me. I
would not be without it even if ; it cost
S5.00 a bottle. Hundreds-have nsed it
on my recommendation and all say it
never fails to . cure '.Throat, Chest and
Luug troubles.", Hegular size 00c and
$1.00 - Trial bottles free at Fetzers Drug
Stoic. . ' h ;, . ; .
Sheriff Peck is again able to be
HE FOOLED THE SURGEONS.
' All doctors fold Kenick Hamilton, of
West J efferson, O , After. suffenng;48
months from Bectal Fistula, ,he rwould
die uhJessa costly operation 'as, per
formed; buthe cued himself wlth five
l?oxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
surest Pile cure ;on Earth, and the best
Salve in ;thei?World. - 25 r cents a box.
Sold at Fetzer's Drug Store." ; '
One STRIKE,
And you have made a safe hit and
straight for the
BELL,
HARRIS k
?here vou can find -jsiYKi riuvt F"u
iwSSthfe CRABLE -TO THE GRAVE. 7, Our three floors
and we bought them-to SEI, and we are gomtoS El. Whem
qFF tp WE don, D6 you need any of our kind of stuff r 11 you
doivulw :Dont forgtW Star; Leader and Iron King
CooTltothey Bake ihCake. , Our iisk Anti-Rust x Tmare
is the tal of the town: u Every.piece Warranted. Call and see
us, we will do ou good. ' ; '
BIMI
Single Copy 5 Cents
Complimentary to Our .Superintendent
In speaking of the institute
work in Athene, O., the Athens
Gazette has the following to say
of Prof. C S Coler, of our
Igraaea Schools nere, who
! one -of the foremost, i
was'
the
work:
"Prof. C S Coler, whd will be
remembered by many of the
older teachers of the county, is
in charge of the work is psychol
ogy physiology and geography.
Prof. Coler graduated from the
Ohio University in 1881, and was
for a time engaged as a tutor in
his alma mater. He has had
many years experience in insti
tute, as well as public school
work, and is thoroughly in touch
with the teachers in their differ
ent lines of work. He is listened
to with close attention, and
much good will evidently result
from, his work.
The first evening session was
held Wednesday and - was taken
up with a lecture by Prof. Coler
on "Horace Mann." Notwith
standing the character of the
weather the hall was filled, and
all listened with the closest at
tention to the speaker as he paid
tribute to 'the irreat friend of
the common schools and one of
America's greatest educators'."
Two Deaths In One Family.
Faith, August 31. The f amily
of J T Wyatt, of Faith in Rowan
county has been sorely stricken.
On the fifth of August his wife
died and on the eighteenth his
tnother died. He is now left
alone'. His wife was the oldest
daughter of the late E E Phillips
and was a large woman, weigh
ing 250 pounds. '
r ' ;:jro!T Over fiUy lean
Mrs. ; Winiiow'i Soothing yro j fea
been ? used for v-.oU;,fiy years by
millionii of mother & f oi iheir ciiilu
repjWyieteetniniVX prot euc
cese. It ecotfces tij';biiM, softens
itiennrs, allay? iUm, .cures' Vmd
colic, 'kud i th- t. i:.eT for
Diarrhoea, It : th ;'cor
little' eafferer. mm -t'.v-i! e;v ?t!d by
draggista in fvr
and ask for ' Mrs ?'rtrJl. Sooth
ingJrnp' and no o'wr Kind
Two STRIKES
a home run, provided you make
Furniture House of
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