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Dedicated With Religious Services Important Transactions Tuesday Night--?
Concord's Mill ' StatisticsKo Saloons The Mill Will Hum Thursday.
Seeded for Prosperity, - I Very ; imporfent movement
I By 'phone message from Capt. have been transpiring "with re
J M Odell Tuesday, The Stands g ta t Lippards andSealy
nrd representative was invited mill., , Mr. Shealey, has . sold his
to see the steam " turned; on the stock to Messrs. P.Xi Saunders,
No. 5 weave mill at Forest' Hill D I Ji & Sherrill and B A Miller.
The scene was witnessed by a 'A meeting of thb' stockholders
goodly number of invitedgues
When all. things were, ready night. At this meeting Mr. J C
Rev. J D Arnold complying with Lippard resigned ' We office' of
at nniTs rpniifist stenned for- secretary and ; treasurer, fn This
ward and standing on the base of
oirtnl of the shaft -
on which the gigantic drivtogW CBouston resigned hisnem
wheel rests invoked Heaven's bership of this board to make
blessing on the industry about to room for Mr. J B Sherrill to be
be inaugurated. " The prayer, come secretary ; and treasurer,
conceived of the immense bless- j which immediately followed. r
L - - 4-' TVia nrcran W.ni.i nn tin w stands.
mg oi muusLiiai uovwiupiiioiiu
consecrated- to "the happiness
aud well-being of man, and the
glory of God and acknowledged ;
the dependence of man on
Divine care and furtherance of
i
prises.
The oraver closed with the
apostolic benediction when Capt.
Odell stepped forward and turned
the throttle wheel when without
creak or jar the ponderous en
gine moved with grace and ap:
parent conciousness of its im
mense power. The expression
nf nlp.a.sn rp. and admiratirvn was
on every face and a - iaudable
pride was pa inly depicted on the
machinists vhose mechanical
culture enabled them to com
mand the movements of this
giant as their will-power gives
dextrous movement to the hand.
The driving wheel to this en
gine is .unlike many in that it has
eight grooves and carries as
many two-inch ropes instead of
a single belt.
Upon our solicitation as to the
cotton mills at Forest Hill and
in the town the Captain handed
us the following statistics:
Odell Mfg. Co. started in 1878
with 1,000 spindles, no looms. It
now has running 30,000 spindles
and 1,330-looms.y The hew mill
is now completed and will con
tain 520 looms, making in all,
30,000 spindles and 1,850 looms.
Cannon Mfg: Co. v has 17,000
spindles l and 540 looms. The
new mill there will add 6, 000 spilt
dies and 300 looms,making 23,000
spindles and 840 looms. '
Cabarrus - cotton onills have
. 4,500 spindles and 320 looms.
Lippard & Shealey -Mfg. Co.
have 2,000 spihdles. ' r "
Coleman Mfg.. Co. has 7.000
spmaies and 150 looms.
f The Bala mills have 3,000, spin-
dles,making inall 69,500 spindles
f and 3,1601ooms. . ' . , -. .,. ,
For fifteen years we have had
no liquor saloons and -our pros-
oeen accelerating and
our shools are buUding up all the
while with not a penny from that ,
source. Who savs hnr ronmc '
are needed in a town?
I)r. Flowe Loses a Horse.
I S;
Mr.-W DGillon wasbringnig a
sick
norse belongriner to "Hr
Flowe to town today to be put
under e treatment of Dr. Grif
fin. When Mr. Gillon got on
church street just back of Mr.
W G Mean's the horse suddenly
fell and died instantly. It was a
aiuauie anal Of Six var nl
and is a vo.nu..- .
CONCORD, N;
LIPPABDS &. SHE ALY MILL.
officer is .necessarily member j
of 'the loara 'of !rect6rsr. DrV
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Dr. Burley son, Pres.' ; J B; Sher-
riU,; Secretary; and Treasurer;
who with the following form the
airecxors, viz.: j v.iippciiu, xv, x
Lippard and Geo. B Hiss.
Mr. P L Saunders was em-
ployed as superintendent, and it
lis proposed to start the t mill
Thursday.
It is entirely probable that, the
charter will be amended at an
early day,- making the -name of
this mill the "Lippard Yarn
MilL,r' - - ' :':'J'-'
Other Superior Court Proceedings.
The following other cases have
be.n disposed of: ,
jState vs. Foreman for shoot
ing Black Defendant submitted.
The court adjudged that Black
pay all costs in this and the case
of the State vs. Black and Fore
man for affray in the latter case
Black submitted and Foreman
was accquitted.
State vs. Bill Taylor (colored)
for assault with deadly weapon.
Judgement was. suspended on
payment of costs.
State vs. Jno A Gline4?of For:
Hill on charge of selling; intox
icating liquors (in the form of
cider) . Verdict was, not guilty.
State vs. Mac. Boger iot shoot
ing Jesse Kobntz defendant
submitted and was given six
month on chain gang.
'State vs. 3" W Wagner, retail
ing without license. He sub
mitted and the judgement to be
suspended on payment: of the
costs. A ?
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" State vs. "John Granger, as
sault with deadly weapcra. : He
plead guilty ;3 and the judgement
was ordered suspended on ,pay:
ment of the cbsts.uv 1 "
State vs., Levi, Grady and Ella
hite--AfPrav! ' Virdict: not
Whiter-Affray.' ' Virdict, not
guilty.
. Lost Two Car Loads of Ho?s.
VA man who was taking two
car loads of hogs north from
Sweetwater, Tenn., had bad
! luch Monday. ' The ' hogs were
taken out of the cars at x Spencer a
and alV nf t hprri that had not rliPri !
on the way-died during the day.
It was quite a loss to the owner.
-7-Salisbury Sun.
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOR
CHILLS
and fever is a bottle cf Grove's rTaste
less Ohill Tonic ' Never fails to cure :
Then why experiment with worthless i
imitations? Price v 50 cents.' Your
money back if it fails to cure. ,
CURE A COLD , UN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
toure. 25o. . The genoin has L. B: Q
0. DAY, OCTOBER
PERSONAL POINTERS, t
Mr. Bernard Fetzer is taking
in the State fair at" Raleigh to-.
day. : '
: Miss Grace Fisher went - to
Raleigh this, morning to "i attend
thefauv'vv . V:. -i v; ' V- : ;
A Mr; I Ej Bost returned) from
Charlotte bh the evening "train
Tuesday; V ' : fc r'
m: -Mrs, JM 0(5 ell ' returned
from Bessemer City Tuesday
evening. : " - .
Miss Pearl Brown
went
to
fealeighjthis morning to -attend
tie vFafavr i v l
Mr. H P Deaton, of the
Mboresville Recbrd-Times; spent
Tuesday: night here J Oxc . v -i
Mrs. J tW Cannon and Mi ss.
Margaret Cannon went : over to
Charlotte this morning.
Guy Barrier returned' home
today from Kings Mountain and
will leave tonight for Griffin ,Ga.
Hon. Theo. F - Sluttz and
Hon. Lee SKj Overman returned
to Salisbury last night. : -t ; ,
- Mrs. Dr. . L A Bikle, of Kings
Mountain, arrived today - to yisit
at tne nome oi ner daugnter,
Mrsl G W Means. - .
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- Dr. and Mrs., ; Lilly went .to
Durham today where Mrs. Lilly
will Visit her sister. Mrs. Ogles
by while the doctor takes in the
Raleigh fair 4
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" Mr. J no.;P Allison,. went. to
Raleigh today. .He had a special
in yitationitQbe--atthe- cotton
growers' meetihgtohight; He" will
'take in the fair, of course.
I Mrs. M E Houston, of Mon
roe, the mother of our towns
man Dr. W , C Houston arrived
today and will be with Dr. and
Mrs., Houston for some time."
; Mrs. M X Corl, Mrs. Dr.
Burleyson and Mr. Stuart
Morrison went to Raleigh this
morning to attend the State
fair. They left on the 6 o'clock
train. '
Admitted to the Concord Bar.
I j Mr. J r F" , Kewellf took the
prescribed oath and .was admit
ted to the Concord Bar Tuesday.
The recent license of Mr. Newv
ell was noted, in The Standard.
We wish him a successful and
worthy career nnx this very hon
orable profession. i
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Cleanliness Next, to Godliness.
I It pays to " keep -Vour clothes
clean and pressed byHAlexahder
ways guaranteed. - - r : , : 1;
I ;;:-. For VvmrWltyr Tears i
Mrs. ',Win8iow'a .Bootbin Syrnp has
been used for oyer' fifty years' by" inii-
lioni of c Smothers lot: their . children
while teethinsr. witht nerf ect success. Ti
soothes the child,, softens -the sums
allays all parri, cures vind coljc. an is
j he best remedy for Duirrhoeai It 511
relieye the ' poor little -sufferer imUielij-
teli
Ite
! itelyV " .Solcl bydraffists in evei v-:iar$
tie.- Be sure and ask for Mr. Win-
slows Soothing , Syrup," and take iro
other kind
A -Fresh Line
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HOWARD ALPINE
This time it is
u-'.v i V? V.: Vii ;
Some days ago we Jiaa a big shoe sale whick
was a grand success because ,eoDle found
mst what they expected, wa advertised
bargain shoes, had barsrain shoes, and sold
bargain shoes: Commencing. next Fidav
Uct. 20th, we will , put
oampie 'idats at less than manutadturers
cost. We bought them cheap and are going to
sell chemthe same way. We sav.that wewilL
seel you hats at Hal f -Price and we mea n it.
The sizes are mostly 7 and 71. So it you have
the big head iust,a little you can get favored.
r&ey wm oe piacea on counters in the ir ont
of the store same as1 bur shoe sale. Each lot
will be carefully, marked as d yon can make
your selection:
$2.50 and $3.00 hats go at $1.48. $2.00 and
$2.25 hats go on counter for the small price of
$1.25. $2.00 hats and $1.50 go on the 98 cent
counter. Other Men's hats as low as 25 cents,
worth double the price. Just think 500 mens
hats and no two alike. Oh, my, want we have
a crowd. . . -
You never saw such t Prices as we will have
on fine hats.; You want to be here Friday or
Saturday for Monday you might have to take
iioosons cnoice.
These cool mornings should push -your : thoughts
Underwear and we are just the people to nil your wants.
doubtedly have the most complete line to be found and the prices,
to be sure, we make 'them O K. ' " Friday we, expect to throw
out one case of 25 dozen Mens' Heavy Fleeced Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers, sold everywhere at 50c. a garment, for a few days at the
special price of 39c.,; orfiSc? a suit. Everything in Women's and
Children's Underwear, wool or -cotton. . , Big values hitched onto
small prices. ,
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Mattresses;!
Worlds of -Matresses in stock and a solid car of 100 on the
- way. Like, Zeb ances whiskeys-all Matteresses are
"' good but some are better v than, others. ' See our Royal
Felt, Acma Spring, Perfection. ;Sea Moss, Pine Fiber,
Curled Hair, Cotton, Cotton and Husk last but by no
meansleast our Rice Straw with cotton top, the Mattress
for the millions. We hav iMattresses ; to spare. ' Con:
f erenceis coming.' Don't forget us. We 1 are unloading a
solid car of Beds todaySolid car of " Springs last week.
We are ' at your ; v service.- r - i Take a look at our line of
Carpets. We are agents for J. &,J. Dobson, the largest
Manufacture of the United States If you haven't time to
come, 'Phone orders No. 12.x, i : '".''
BeMv:rarr Is & Co.
Siiple Copy 5 Cento
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HOWARD STYLE
a Big Hiai Sale.
on our counters 500
towards
We un-
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Mill H.
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.of the
Mattresses!