price $4.00 Per Tear.
CONCOK D, N. a, MON DA V, SEPTEMBE R 10, 1899.
WILL-EDWARDS CAPTURED.
Single Copy 5 Cents
NEWSPAPER TROUBLES.
A LAND DEAL.
The Officer at Clover Arrests Him After J MooresTille's W eekly Newspaper In Bad Mr. Jas. Morrison to More Into Their
Shape Mr. Deaton, the Last Pur
chaser, Is Forbidden to Proceed Any
Further.
The Mooresville correspon
dent t the Charlotte "Observer
Receiving the Circular Landed Safely
Behind the Bars In Charlotte's Jail j
Waived Examination W ill Plead Not
Guilty.
For almost one week Will Ed-
f-r reiterates as-follows, the life
tho time of the killing of Police- o Mooresville's weekly news-
man Kerns, kept out of the paper:
-hands of the law, but he ven- j The RecordTimos pubnshed
turea too iar ana went to a place , at tis placej has a hard
where the eyes of a diligent ofii- ; to exist. In April 1899, IT. L
cer were. On Saturday the Moore, now of Lexington, ' sold
policeman at Clover, a small his good will and subscription
list to a Mr. Ivy, of South Caro-
Town-A Pitiable Case for a Young
Man To Take Textile Courses.
Written for The: Standard.
Pioneer Mills, Sept. 9 Jas. P
Morrison . has bought the J C
Barnhardt residence and will'
soon move to town.
Charles E Barnhardt and Roy
Morrison leave in a few days fori
PERSONAL POINTERS. Dm inp the civil war, as well as
7 rru .r,- ... '? ODr late war with Pin, diar-
ii nere today. .'t
Walter Linton, of Salisbury,
spent yesterday here.
Mr. T L Ross, of China
, Grove, spent yesterday here.
Mr. Robt. Duval came home
from Charlotte Saturday night
to spend Sunday.
troublesome
had to coDteud with.
-. y--i ,T t I . jl. Jill -L li.UllU, ULIO
time -t o" w Ke from Kahn, is here today.
that college.
a textile course m
A young man near Pioneer
Man
Mr.
W G Boshamer is liis agent here.
Mr. W A Foil, who is' now
place near the State line, re
ceived the circular offering a re
ward for the capture of the ne
gro. It was but a short while
until the officer could have been
seen opening a door and calling
upon Edwards to throw up his
hands. At 4 o'clock Saturday
afternoon he was arrested and
the news sent here at once.
The negro was brought to
Charlotte Sunday morning by
direction of Sheriff Peck and. is
now in Charlotte's jail in - safe
keeping Sheriff Peck and
Mayor Means both went to Char
lotte Sunday and talked to
Edwards-,'" Mr. W S "Whitener, of
Clover, was the officer that
arrested the negro; He was
captured a few miles on this
side of the State-line.
Edwards expressed himself
.Sunday' as desirous of waiving
examination. He also expressed
himself as not wanting to come
to Concord as he fears trouble if
broughheret. He will at the com
ing term of court plead not guilty
and does not in his talk crimi
nate either one of the negroes
here. He boarded a 'freight
train the night of the shpoting
and rode -in. a box car to Gas
tonia. . He. says he heard the
shooting as he ' was ' running
Confesses that he had at the
time a 32-calibre pistol but had
disposed of it since that time.
He was cautioned, of course,' be
forehand that ' he 5 need" answer
no questions asked him there in
the jail unless he wanted to do
so. He told them that-he did
not care to tell to whom he sold
his pistol.
There is now no doubt that the
Will Edwards our officers wanted
is captured and let the court
have a just and fair trial of the
case and find who is the guilty
party that the penalty for such
an offence can be meted ; out.
The description as contained in
the circular was a good one and
since he is captured Mayor
Means says that every one of the
named scars can be found.
Since he has waived examina
tion he will stay in jail in Char
lotte until our .court, which
opens on the 16th of next month.
lina, but before Mr. Ivy could or a neighboring young girl was
did get out but one issue the wonderfully infatuated with him
paper fell into the hands of a and was certain
Mills, who Is commonly called j staying at Mr. Martin Boger's at
Bud '' conceived the' idea thatIFlowes spent yesterday here on
ms way to unanotte.
Mrs. C L-T Fisher and chil-
f TU,."l4-4- . j:
she wanted to ' w , Y a - 7 u"mS
- - tori a v a,r, .Inn. A PhnA's rm tlioir
Mr. Nealon, of Atlanta, Ga. Mr. marry himv Tke more he pon- return to Charlotte, after visiting
JNealon held possession tor three aere i the ma;ter tne more im- m Mt. Pleasant
months and sold out the sub- pressed he ! became. Without
said vouns lady
one of the most
diseases the armv
la manv
instances it became chronic and
the old soldiers still suffer from
it. Mr. David Taylor, of Wind
Ridge, GreiiH county, Ph., is od&
of these. He nses Chamberlains
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea.
Remedy and says he Lever found
anything that - would eive him
such quick relief. It U tor saler
by M. L. Marsh & Co.. Druggist
THING ITS
NEW IS
That
NO CURE. NO PAY.
is, the way all druggists sell
scnption list and good will to a consulting said young
Mr. Jones, of Charlotte. Mr. he purchased " the necessary .; GroYe' Tasieless Chili Tonic for chills
t i-.u . T..i. io n.AA v,-ail(3 Malaria. It is simnly Iron and
uuues neiu in reins lor auuui Qainine a tasteless form. Children
one month and sold the subscrip- girl's residence to apprise her ot eove it. Adults refer it to bitter, nan
X " 1 i. 3 'II i TkT . TT 1 n J nrVinvi n l- i-v -v-n-v -4 J. J. 1VJO, UUO.
liou iisl una gooa win lo ivir. n uei guuu lur.t.uuo, wucu jiv-- . , ,
P Deaton, of Concord. ;Mrceeded -to clean'-him' up in'-first-
'Deaton' took charge the firtr; of class style, informing him that
the week and has gotten out one of all the : fools
issue. He is now 'forbidden by heard of, he was
In the absence, of Register
J ohnson, Clerk Cook gives the
I j 1 'a. i r
she had ever:oa,tA1 LO ine witness wno tesnnes
" i as to the age of the feminine con
the biggest. U0- &
DOG COLLAR
ITS
Chalmers Sims, who has been
Nealon. of Georgia, from going In the meantime said young
any further, Iclaiming that he man's friends - had assembled to
(Mr. Nealon) has the whole affair witness the ceremony. ' You can spending a week here with his
in his own hands. We must con-' imagine the surprise. The parents, has returned to Raleigh.
fess that we do not know just young man. is out of his money
how the matter stands,' but we for license but is richer in ex
do know that Mr. J W McKenzie, perience. ; r '
of Salisbury, is the real owner Bye:bye-Bud-bye bye boy
of the outfit and that he has : 7ou much haPPiness-
i , ., , iw- iw , t Ana ever somucn joy,
leased it to Mr.. HP Deaton, of The next. girl you wni . ...
Concord. Mr. Nealon has writ- j Please consult her wishes, - .
ten to all advertisers forbidding ( See if she vill keep; the house in
:- order J l"
And also wash the dishes. .
them to pay any money to the
present editor. , . The probability
is that Mr. Deaton will continue
to publish the paper. We should
have stated that T Li Moore sold
good will and subscription of
The Record only,' as Mr. Nealon
bought good, will , and subscrip
tion list of The Times soon after
making the purchase from Mr;
Moore 'or Mr I Ivy. ;:; It seems
thai' good -will; and subscription
lists are salable property in our
town." ' '
at
Ferer Record at Key West.
The Jyellow fever "record
Key West to the 9th inst. is said
to be 135A cases' and r 10 deaths.
This is a fraction jover ' 7 per
cent of fatalities thus, ;far or one
death to about 14 .cases. 7
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 New Life Pills, the wonderful
Stomach and Liver Eemedy , i ves a
regular bodily habit that insures perfect
health and great energy. Only 25c. at
J'etzer's Drug Store, - -
A Fresh Li
in1
OF
Used His Lantern On Him. ,:
.tiastSaturdayiiight Zin Crump
and Sain Ury, two colored, per
sons whose faces are familiar in
tbmr nrlr about the deoot, had!
The Jewish Day of Atonement. some words that were not of a.
. , , , , . , loving nature. It reached the
On last week the Jews closed . 7- wnTlf aJ
weapon: and seized upon the idea
AT
Our Cotton Market Is Good.
Concord's merchants pay good
prices for cotton and the farm
ers of this and adjoining count
ies know and appreciate the fact.
From other counties ' already we
have received a good amount of
cotton. We notice that Char
lotte was last Saturday pacing
6.15 when that same article was
bringing 6.25 here. " -
their business houses here on ac
count of their New Years day.
On Thursday of this . week they
close also, this being the Day of
Atonement. From Wednesday
evening at sunset to Thursday
. . - - in
i 11. . -v . V-x r ATT
evening at me same uuui .. Langdon Smith Tcry sick.
take nothing into their mouth j Sunday evening Langdon
nothing to eat or drink. Despite g, son of Rev.T W Smith,
the dryness in the throat they re- had a in. He seemed not to
ris.
FOR WOMEN. THEY ARE
ALL THE RAGE. WE HAVE
THEM IN BROWN and BLACK
SEAL AT 48 and 75 CENTS,
LARGE LINE OF
Belt BuckIes,Brooches
- - and ;
Beauty Pins.
ALL NEW DESIGNS. TO
MORROW WE WILL OPEN
UP SOME NEW
GOLF PLAID ail!
and
H
LvParks &.s
of using his lantern. The blow-
took effect on" Sam's arm but .
didn't hurt him scarcely. Mayor i
Means imposed a fine of fifty
cents and the cost on Zin Crump,
frain from taking even a drink be sick until this morning be
of water. We have several f ol-! tween 8 and 9 o'clock he became
lowers of this faith here who will ' very sick and has been very sick
follow iheir relieious rites this ever since. It was a congestive
chill. His condition is tnougnt ;
TJie Summer is Ended,
The Haryest is Past.
THE TIME TO
BUY
FURNITURE
IS NOW AT
HAND.
week.
j to be slightly better - this, after
noon. - ' :
Drowned in the WrightsYille Surt i
William H Wade,' of Richmond, . A.&M. College Fall. .
was drowned in the Wrightsville ' . The A. & M. College lacks
surf last Saturday. He had se-: domitory room for its students,
cured an interest in the Wilming- President Winston is burdened
ton gas works and intended to to' d'spose of the students. Those
Of zl years ol age can room in
the city as also those younger
who can be placed with" relatives
in the city.
become a citizen.
Tne soothing and healing prop
erties of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, its pleasant taste and t
1 nermanent cures
The Circuses of John "Robinson ,ara. maAt it. a orreat favori
ana Wallace will both bo in our j the people everywhere. For sale cure. 25c. The grennin h
otate in a few -wlrc kir t ivrv, n.r "nmcfrists. on each tablet.
Everybody and their kinsfolk know that
BELL, HARRIS & CO.
is the place to buy it and don't you forget it. Car lots, spot cash
and the best factories in the United States at our command gives
I us a long lead in LOW PRICES. We have bought to sell we sell,'
see if we don't. Have you seen oiir line of Pictures just innoth-
iinr 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.
We Are Strictly in it for Business
CUBE A COIiD IN ONE DAT
prompt ana permcii Take Laxative Bromo Qainine Tablets,
have made it a great favorite witn , AU druggists refund money if it fails to
re. 25o. Tne genuin nas Jj. u.
BELL.
HARRIS
COMPAHY.
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