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CONCOUD, N. 0., TUE30A Y , SEPTEMBER?, 1899.
Single Copy 5 Cents
THE COTTON SEEP OIL MILL. his V siding near the seed At the Baptist Chun .
The Uinnery to Begin Work Yet This "house will be scales for weighing Despite the fact that Rev. B
ek-Several of the Buildings Al- Qrs l seed and cotton: Lacy Hoge was sick yesterday
i n -if .8Hfli.i; Tt T) ; Buildms be lined along the he filled his pulpit last night.
rcadyBmlt-A Sidetrackto Be Built- sidetrackfor a distance Of 458 Though: 'he, did not deliver a
l. -Twenty Minutes Cotton Passes , -feet.' ,' oUowing are the diineri-, sermon lie made a talk after
Through the Ginnery and Is Ready sions of the different buildings: reading the story of "The
for the Owner. , j The cotton seed house, which is Prodigal Son." A large crowd
The fact that Concord is to a wooden building, is 110 feet was present. The church was
have a cotton seed oil mill does j long and 40 feet wide. Thrbnly almost filled.
not suffice for our people to know tine tnat. the seed will be hand- As at every service, Mr. Wolf-
tlie amount of business thnt will j led is when thev are being, taken sohn, the noted singer, delighted
bo done there and the number of fxom the waons or tne cars, the audience with his selections
ildings such nn enterprise ! elev,ators take arge; of both as leader and - soloist.
J;"A "f-4 uLLtJiu. tu uuii xiits voice is ciear ana aistinci;
places in'the oil mill. The next and it is a pleasure to listen to
building alongside the railroad him. H , '
will be the oil; mill a building'' Rev. Hoge is better today and
147 feet long built of. brick, will preach tonight. This morn-
This building will contain the ing service was conducted by
engine and boUer rooms and also Mr. Wolfsohn. The hour of the
The only buildinyet completed an ell of 40 feet, k , Next in line, morning 4 service has been
with space of sixty feet between changed from 9.30 to 9 o'clock,
on .account of the "insurance The evening service begins at 8
regulation, comes the hull or o'clock:
general warehouse with adimen
DU
necessitates. Almost a village
of its own is the site of the new
mill beyond Slippery Rock4 near
the Buffalo mill. . ..' r - , :
As rapidly as possible work ; is
being done on the buildings
(
is the ginnery, which is'the most
complete one to be seen in. the
Old North 'State. The farmer,
even yet this week, can bring
his cotton upon the scales and in
a very few moments the whole
load is by a suction pipe hurled !
into the four 70-saw gins, each
getting an equal amount of the
work to do. By machinery the
seed are being placed in a hop
per in the seed house where by
the time the driver can get his
team there he raises a slide door
and his wagon is loaded. Until
he drives to the other end of the
ginnery building his bale is also
on the platform waiting for him.
In all this time only twenty min
utes have elapsed. Never be
iore have our people seen a
press such as the one used there.
No person has the objectionable
work of handling the lint, but
it simply passes from the gin
into the press and instead of one
jumping into the press to pack
the lint, which work brings joy
to the small boy, a steam valve
awaits a slight turn and down
goes a. large wooden presser.
Automatically, the supply of lint
stops now until the packer re
turns to its place when the gate
asrain onens. "Wnen the press
L t .mm
becomes full the large revolv-1 j,oregt Hilh
sion of 80 by 40 feet. This will,
as its name indicates, be a gen
eral storage house and is a wood
en building. In rear of this line
of buildings will be seen the gin
nery, which in addition to its
dimension of 20 by 62 feet has a
onttnr. hmisiA of. 30 "hxr 94. foot, unci
cts i o r. i -x-r ! Mr. Marshall Mabery, who for
a seed house 20 by 30 feet. Near Al , , V
" mnra rnnn n. TTrori r hoc Kaon onvT.
the north end of this row
Town Fathers Meet Tonight.
: Tonight is the time for the
regular monthly meeting of the
town commissioners. One thing
that will come before them is the
election of a policeman in the I
place of Eli Goldston, who re
signed. i1 :
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Rev. J C Davis returned
home last night from Lexington.
Mrs. C L T Fisher and
children returned to Charlotte
this morning.
Rev. J A Dorritee, of Char
lotte, spent awhile today at Sun
derland hall.
Mr, M J Freeman left this
morning on a business trip of
more than two weeks: .
Messrs. Chase Brenizer and
Jno. R Van Ness Tof Charlotte,
spent last night here.
Mrs. R K Black' went over
to Charlotte this morning to
spend today with her parents.
1 Mrs. M L Stevens returned
here this morning from China
Grove. She is stopping at Rev,
Chas. B. Miller's.
Misses Virgie Shoup and
Bessie Summers arrived here
this morning on No. 36 on their
way to Mont Amoena Seminary.
Both are teachers there the com
ing session.
On His Return to the Army.
Mr. Columbus Hartsell, a young
man who for more than a week
has been visiting his father at
Leo, in Stanly county, was here
toaav (Tuesdav'l on his - rptnm tn
ol more than a week has been serv- the army near Washington. Mr.
buildinsrs semratelv will be a iAXf Uii wr. Hartsell is a member of the cav
i mj. - j. i t Whose name is among tne list oi
building for the business depart-! . r- , ,
4i -i t t tvt t : apphcantsfor the place, has re-
ment the office where Mr. M L ; J T - - r, : -, ,
Buchanan, the secretary and;, , ' , , ,
, -n i j j have his name left oif of the list
treasurer, will be quartered. . . . .
-ttt- n j for the consideration of the com-
viTn an 01 tms up-io-aate
missioners tonigrht.
machinery, looking towards con- J
venience above all things, with They are Figuring on It.
an oil mill of forty tons capacity Mr. W A Foil intends to go to
per day and a ginnery which Camden, JS. C. the last of this
disposes of cotton from and to . week, He has succeeded m get-
the wagons in less than twenty
minutes, there is going to'be one
great necessity and that is the
cotton and cotton seed on which
to work. But . the most enter
prising farmers of our county
are the stockholders, together
with some of our most promi
nent business men, and the out
look for the success of the Con
cord : Cotton Seed Oil mill is
hopeful.
tingsome northern capitalists in
terested in building a fine hotel.
It is not yet assured but Mr.
Foil thinks it is almost a cer
tainty. Camden is quite a popu
lar winter resort.
Two More to the Chaingang.
Policeman Mabery made a
double haul Monday night off of
No. 38, the northbound vestibule
! train.. He pulled two. negroes
for beating their, way. They
! were both sent to the chaingang
airy in the regular army. He
was in the volunteer service and
after being mustered out he re
enlisted. . V
During the civil war, as well as
in our late war with Spain, diar
rhoea was one of the most
troublesome diseases the army
had to contend with. In many
instances it became chronic and
the old soldiers still enffer from
it. - Mr. David Taylor, of Wind
Ridge, Greene county, Pa , is one
of these. JBe uses Chamberlain s
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and says he never fonnd
anything that would give him
such quick relief. It . is for sale
by M. L. Marsh & Co.. Druggist
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Miss Berta Saunders, of Char- for fifteen days.
lotte, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j
ing table is turned and an empty
press is thrown into position for
tilling while the one containing
th( hnlo is tVirntcrn into -position
mere were ,-iiu x viw and Malaria. It is simply Iron and
tor pressing. By these means o11Tlda,v ht on account of Rev. Onimne in a tasteleas form OhUdren
filliricr nnrl rrossinP' continuallv i .1.. '. rni - sove it. Adults refer it to bitter, nau
.-0 r.-0 Arnoia Deingpwft. Price. 50c.
13 4 : Know ne is Dexier,
Neithgi1 eottd'n hor seed
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inn 1
W A Wood.
There were
NO CUBE. NO PAI.
That is, the way all drucrgistsSeell t
nnmnnno horn limVH M lUBlBlCiSO WiiUi xuuxu vx vuo.u
AT
H L Parks LG-
are
The large iron smoke stack'
handled at any time. In case ; for min No. 5 has been placed,
tne bins of cotton, which are lor
business.
small quantities, are to be gin
ned a person only opens a small j
door and a suction pipe ia wait- Iha Charter ObtAliled
South Carolina First H. C. 5ext.
n4-4-rm wannffl'.tnrinp' in tha
making things look ffiore like j o . . . , Azfld in
t
The Summer is Ended,
The Harvest is Past.
the southeastern States. South
j Carolina consumes nearly .one-
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THE TIME TO
BUY
FURNITURE
IS NOW AT
HAND.
tng for it and sends it rapidly
into the gin i- Later an arrange
been secured .third of the total number of bales
it.. noton mill to be required by the factories of this
mt ii oico h vft 1 uu Tf Peasant. It will be section; South Carolina and
thereby the seed irom the gin-1 calei the Tuscarora cotton mUl. ! North Carolina together Consume
nery wiu be blowed dfefefctly to . Th'6 incorporators are Messrs. L about 60 per of the total,
tha wv wwas.V- o i'a xt-:1 r.onnnV. Jas. W Cam South Garolmav North Carolina,
tube. A I50-Horse)ower engine ion; A N James, and Rev. Paul -GeOia a4 Alabama consume nd the best fatel-W in the Uni
vill furnish the -oower for 4m -Rer. . r eent., and the other eight ; Us a long lead M LOW PRICES.
entire work'ok "the hill after all. -
arrnrio. lkX - I . j . -State.
xi&omcutlS aic uuiujictou. ine sootnm0' ana neaiiu fivp-
Everytody and their kinsfolk knew that
BELLj HARRIS & CO.
is tne Waco to buy H and don't you forget it. Car lots, spot cash
We have bousht to sell we seU,
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States 12 per cent. Columbia j see if we don't. Have you seen ouriine oi Pictures jum
! ins like it ever snown m uoncoru. rnues lu. - v
! TWt miss the siffht. Just the thing for Bridal, Birthday or any
Present, on accout of the neces-1 erties of Chamberlaiu s Cough j A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER ' other kind of Presents. New line ot mouiamg usi ir. x uauh.
sityofthe ginnery long before -Remedy, its pleasant taste w often cau8e a horrible Burn. - . Frames made on short notice,
the oil mill a -40-hnrRA 'nnwAr 1 Drompt and permanent cures Qator Braise. Bticklen's Arnica
v , X - . i,,oVroilAi. a areat favorite witn Salve, the best in the world, will km the
gme nas Deen placed at the " sale i pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old
innerv the people everywhere. ITOrsai
. nnery. L Margh & Co.. Druggists, .-r6 Eruptions Best
ive separate buildings will ' " " " : - Ipilecureon earty. Only 25 cts. a box.
Stand on the site when the entire j . CUKE A COLD IN ONE DAY Cure guaranteed. Sold at Fefczer's
vulK is completed. -A sidetrack Take Laxative Bromo ymnine xauxc. .
lli be rmt itv fm -o AU drueeists reluna money K Grip makes one sic
. ' v& v . .a A I I I : 1 I . ..... ... V. . - - a . mr n u ... . r -
x r i 'n o tTHri ii in xioo -j ' rv n;
. ouitr. wi ' t- . jjx
We Are Strictly in it for Business
files' -Rcst6rative
weary and restless.
rvip.e brings rest.
iBELW
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HARRIS
GOMPA
Odell mills
switcn. Un each tablet.