Prico $4.00 Per Year.
CONCOKD, N. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1899.
Simple Copy 5 Cents.
A ACCIDENT AT NE WELLS.
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X Yomig Lauy is Thrown irom tne isug- ,
1 The Revival Meeting at the Baptist
Church. v
Both llcli Aor xne oianaara.
Mrs. Hallifield is 118 .Years Old. j PERSONAL POINTERS. , Cheap Rate to Norfolk.
The Rutherfordton correspon-j ' - ' j On the 12th of this - month the
dent to the Charlotte Observer ' lo Z?r' FmSer arrived here .'Southern will sell reduced rate
. . AC
says:
"Rutterford countv has the
before. vmoo at.pa ; -ru tiia
last night.
Prof. Jas. P Cook returned !
home this morninsr. i
try Dragged Some Distance
Bones. Broken Above the Ankle. i A .fine crowd attended the
Near Newells Friday morning " & iM,ou m6"1' XA1
. , , , , . , was STinrl n.nrl n r nnKt VkQ-Pvr-
olmnt i ov, CiCAZ a nan anrvmfint, vu oiopst, -nfvrsttn
ThQ TY1 OQT1T1 nr nlrworvc irnnnl miiiUn .
. . y i - x - a v a.. v i i i t n j lit i . t,n i.r. w 1 i , i i i lit . -m - - . -
Lpte ,aliss ijeorsria uwens. oi ... e oiaces ana no doubtthR n k p,st in
- , , . ! - -. V . - 1 i 111. , . .
w in.P RIia wnc anc Wlli accompnsnea. Pastor thfi Wnriri tw -r.. e fri i Aast niSnt lrom unariotte. .
linos became caught under the
j
tickets to Norfolk and return.
Passengers willleave on evenin
I of 12th, on No. 12 or No. 34
rr
to
aions'in her buggy when the Hoge Preached a powerf al serv Nancy Hallifield, and she lives ' Mr. J F Beatty, of NewLon-
: wvw muca AJ.jiii xuiitJiiuuiu. out; . '
is 118 years old and" until five Mr. L Loomis, of New York,
years ago she could walk the was here a short while this
horse's tail and in trying to rem
edy the difficulty she was thrown
out of the buggy.
Her foot caught in the spring
of the buggy and she was drag
ged some distance. Both bones
in her lower limb were broken
just above the ankle. When tne
physicians first reached her it
-was thought that the foot would
have to be amputated but trie
bones were placed together and
it is thought that the foot will be
saved. Her body "was .badly
bruised from being dragged upon
the ground.
Nicademus "Ye must be born
again."
morning.
V,
Aunt Betsy Is Dead.
Numbers of people of our
county know by reputation if not
hy acquaintance an old negro
woman called "Aunt Betsy" who
lived near Cold Springs in Ifa, 9
township. Hundreds of persons
have been before her and have
xuo.pmugdu en r- distance to Ellenboro with all
vices will be by the pastor who ease She now uses a rolling! Robt. JBurke returned here
is well-known as a successful chair. Rev. Dr. C Lee, who died th. moninS from Bessemer. He
evangelist. The singing was? last summer, looked up her age j g Danville Monday,
under the leadership , of Mr. : three years ago and she was 115 1 Mrs. Jas. P Cook returned
Wolfsohn. who is charming all ihen. He was about 85-when he' J M v
whohear him . , died, and often said he could re
Mr. Benson at the organ ,
Mr. Wolfsohn sinerinff wg mav r-L, , . I D-Mr. ;Ms .Hartsell who
c o - JyJJ SU UUr&UU Llllll,
expect good music.
Lewis Brown returned home Fare for round trip from Con-
cord 83,75. Two days and one
night in Norfolk, . Virginia
Beach, Old Point Comfort and
Ocean View. For further in
formation, call on Gowan Dusen
bury, Agent.
Concord Came Out Ahead.
Concord's colored baseball
team is also a winner on the dia
mond this year. The Charlotte
team came over and played a se
ries of games with them and
and'that ' Vii j ,V- wu went oacK nome Friday night
then, she had several err own ' a y,0io0tr1fwJi(lefeated- charlotte was defeated
Everybody is invited to take children. This is a true story. Sunday. He has been traveling the last two days. The score of
UJ.oim&i?' vmiawauo, ancl well known to the people of in tne wesxern.part oi tne state,
let us rally to the-help of the Rutherford county. She- is'' c v " T
T,nrl fl.OT.inct. fl,o mi anrl , . . Jno. Sossamon oiv a ane Man.
v j rDrigm, cneeriui ana taiKative, i
take Concord for Jesus. A Ar, a
the last game was 9 to 10 in Con
cord favor.
Services tonight will commence and can be seen at any time at
at 7.30 o'clock. . The services Mrs William Smart'
for Sunday will be in the morn- j
mg at y.au ana regular morning
service at 11 o'clock. At even
ing at 7.30 o'clock.
, Hog Cholera.
The Durham ; Recorder gives
the following most valuable
'remedy, if jreality, and very
practical observation. -' that1 this
clisease is a misnomer, ' that it1 is
Tf Ith the Churches Tomorrow.
Rev. W. B. Oney will hold harmless receipe, if not what is
seen her lay out her cards of services at St. Andrews Luth- claimed:
fortune revealing to. them the qaL U)m0YT0Vf niht j , "Cholera (s6rcalled) is detroy-
part of life just ahead. She has n - m w iing large ;numbers of :hogs at
been a source of some trouble by ydu COnduct services tomorrowXa4ous ?9&te in this and neigh
her conjury but she has for the morning. Tomorrow evening's boring States. For " years, th
last time srjread out her cards service at 7.15 o'clock will be , writer has been 'convinced!, from
upon the little table and held out I jy"uuw,yJr V,--- 1
her hands for silver compen: fS,
sation for revealing the secrets Qf morning service, Meeting pfr Jyorms, an&the.preventative.and
of future lives. Betsy once had the young people at 4 p. m. Sun1- remedy is wood ashes. . Mix the
some property inthaipaijQfc-the I $ay..c4Qoi:t.3q m.,' .1 atshea-intheir food, iand empty
county but lost it. .Often had The pastor, Rev. C. B. MUler,' the ahes fhere tie
she talked of the -fourth July, willolagerejoji hogs ' can 'havefree -access :to
choiefa' is effectUy ruined. ;
place remember Betsy Lawson. I J.: ' D;-Arioldwillh
t i 1 Jrgulay ervoes, $ av JQrsMuu "AfatHjS: W PW 5-0 0.0
M. E church tomorrow morning ScUyofiild most likely A result in a
and night. repetition of a case that oc-
181from.whicl,day:hertge is 8
reckpned..,iA -number of this church , .Jj '
Generator Added in the Office,
Concord Tp' It ghtgtfefayfor ldlngttle Coated.
. evening service has been changed ? v- t ' " f
of five
It is welcome news to every
one, - not only his friends, to
hear that Mr. John Sbssamon,
of Sossamon's springs, in this
county, who some months ago
became badly deranged mentally
and was confined in the asylum
at Morganton, is now a sane
man again. Clerk of Court
Cook has received a letter so
stating Mr; Sossamon's condi
tion from Superintendent Mur
phy. - - - - "m m : i
CURE A 0OLl IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative.' Bromo QuiDine Tablets.
AU druprgists refund money if it faila to
cure. 25orTha genaixi,:h&8 I. -Br.rQ
n eaon tablet.
PHIL. D.'KOHN
THE i
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, 1 , ., evemne service has been changed 'i -
geaerator,whereby;the operator, fm 87.30 dlock. 'Xofl ..hs
lnsffiarl nf fnrniTiff ft'nftft11 rrfl,nlr
tflrinir tlift oITq. AW nnlnwJiMiftft W iTOrjUuT.He JUG. , . ! J HDd
a button and the bells quickly Mr.. Geo., Parish rom .thte-htP;"7?nH
respond. It is not only more place has returned toj-Ato
a ineans of giving us quick t;
opuuses to our wants.
3
lf wx ',- J? f." "ia mov adnMted 'ta oe ne, most access
ed I arishf is p. fireman on the rafr'i fni fmVdy ifc Jose for. bowel coin
Iroaa ana was. tu umux tuuai-iaiio niiur mo
about a weefi asx) as to" lose all orlribVer iaUs. " It Vis pleasant, Tsafe
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A' Fresh' Line 'V
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m imu h -rsr h i
t i . . .... 1, i . t W n
COMING
WITH A FULL, LINE OF
FALL and
WINTER
which will be on display with
Q;osliamerr
''' - concord, i. e.,
MONDAY, September ii.
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w- :: . ' '
Sihts tn mRr Ufln Mrnn
T X X- 1 -i.- J M" 1 TXT 1
wis 10 uraer..Huu ana up.
; Fit and Satisfaetlon Guaranteed.
tfHE best;ta1l6rs :
' BEST TJdtORING.
WE EMPLOY NO O
En
y TAILORS,
JCduisvillcV Ky.
fe. C. C. Barrier Hurt.
his clothing,, together with hivnd reliable.
rrroV 'ertwo mnriQir ' nrtH ntVlAT l ! ti"1' v
summer
Walearn from tho"' Statesviilel watch, 'some morieyJland other MSiC,' ' U.
f 1 . . ' I .'.riUlCODUl. 11U io . vuw ""H i
Mascot that Mrs. C G: Barrier, things; nThfire occurred .W-iVhi who owns a million
boarding House at Deraeenti Ai- , ftr he who has - seven
'iA sl
JUJULUCU
eflarYestis Past.
Chambersburg township,
Iredell county, had" the misfbr-
tune to get one thigh-bone'
broken on last Sunday. . TJie
accident was caused by a calf
and Mrs. Barrier being alone suf
fered.for about two hours before
assistance came to ber.;iAiter
Several other railroad! men
There was about one hundred
dollars in money burned, which
belonged to different persons. ; ! V;rny
1 THE TIME TO
r BUY
who has
seven
Jesse Heathcoek Dead.
1
1
Por-
Jesse Hathcock, ot;near
t.r died from a stroke of pant-t
a . . . . . . . - - t
treatment the natient is said to wc icrht, TTnr snecial
be in very f avorable conditions interest to the Veterans we state
"The man
daughters."
so?" v : i
,:He who has a million pounds
wishes for more, the m an; who
ha& seven daughters does iioti."
"Tit Bits. - '
FredCrowell Dead. . . g
For several weeks. Fred, the
tiirteen-year old son of Mr.
WashCroweU, of Forest Hill, has
been very sick with typhoid
fever, and 'death at any time
was expected. He died Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The' re
mains were taken to the " family
burying ground in Stanly county
near New London.
HE FOOLED THE SUBGEON3. ; r
. . M A-i I Alt J L 4.x1 T? i nr TTami'Utn ft
a memoer oi ine i au uucluip wm xrcuiva. ti-
42nd: Regiment - and was; v about months from Rectal Fistnlar he would
vcnf n.rfl Stanlv Enter-1 die unJ ess a costly operation per-
that he was
prise.
t r formed; but he cured himself with five
I. fMAWlnn' A .niAA Qoltra Vta
From the best information, ob- Meeou.nd the best
tainable we think this is not tne at Fetzer's Drug Store.
I
-r TT.il 1 nviTT Tfno ro I
jesse JtiaLncouit lux uiauj iTF
a citizen of Mt. Pleasant.
BB3T
FOB
PRESCRIPTION
CHILLS
and fever is a bottle c Grove's Taste-
Flatterv is simUar to a rope of less Ohill Tonic. Never fails to cure;
honey sweet, but contains little stations? Price 60 cents. Tour
Strength. Knoxville Tribune. . money back if it fails to cure.
pmmmRB
IS NOW AT
, - HAND.
Everybody and their kinsfolk know "that
HARRI&& GO.
is the' place to buy it and don't you forget it. Car lots, spot cash-
i -i " 'l i i 1 TT li J O i X A 4. n A .irrnn
us a long lead in LOW PRICES.. We have bought to sell we seU,
see if we don't. Have, you. seen our line of Pictures just in noth
ing like it ever shown in Concord Prices range from 25c to $2.50.
Don't miss the sight. Just' the. thing for Bridal, Birthday or any
other kind of Presents. New line of moulding just in. Picture
Frames made on short notice.
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We Are Strictly in it for Business
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