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DROPPED DEAD.
The Wife cf Jesse Earnhardt Drops
Dead cn Sunday Morning While at
Work In the Kitchen -Leaves Only a
To add to the numbers" of sud
den deaths in our county was the
one on Sunday; morning when
Mrs. Barnhardt. the: wife of
Jesse Barnhardt, dropped upon
the floor and died. She was at
her work in the kitchen at the
time in their home just across
the railroad bridge.
For over twenty years she has
had a heart trouble which was
the cause of her death. She was
fin aged lady. She was the
daughter of Sam Murph, who
lived a few miles above townt
She has no near relatives living.
The remains were interred out
at Mt. Olivet church after the
f;.;icral vras preached by Rev.
Xelsou.
CATECHISM RALLY.
SENATOR MAY BE LOST.
Sickness Easily Barred.
Keep your vitality above the
negative condition and you will
never know disease of any kind.
can exist where
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The University Gains, .
A hotly contested game of
football was played in Charlotte
last Saturday between the David
son and University teams. The
same .was a victory for the
'Varsity boys with a score of 10
to 0 The University boys ex
pected a better victory than this
but the Davidson boys proved to
be excellent players after all,
considering the fact that they
have a smaller number of stu
dents from which to pick their
. team.
Fourteen Persons Are Rewarded for Feared That the Vessel With 1700 Sol-
Memorizing the Catechisms -Another diers Went Down in a Typhoon.
Contest Opened. News of a most disquieting, na-
The Catechism Rally at ture comes lending great fear . ' 'No disease
Cannonville Presbyterian church that the transport Senator hav- there is an abundance of pure
Sunday afternoon was a decided ing on board the Fifty -first Iowa bood. To get the necessary
success. Two of the expected Volunteers has been lost in the amount, eat nutritious food;
speakers were not present, but Pacific onits way to San Fran- to circulate it perfectly, take
their places were filled by a Cisco. There were about 1700 proper exercise; to purify it, get
short address from the pastor, soldiers on board. The 4 'Em-; f resn air and sunlight. If a per
Bibles were presented for per- press of Japan'? was caught in jfectly healthy condition of the
feet recitation of the West- part- of a terrible typhoon, j skin exists and an even tempera
minister Shorter Catechism to From it were seen indications of ture of the surface of the body it
Misses Maggie and Jemima 'wreckage that it is feared were,is impossible to catch cold. Cold
Eagle, Daisy Johnson, Esther the remains of the "Senator." water baths taken every da-V will
Alexander, Belle Leazer ' 'and , The vessel is due about now and do:much toward producing the
Mesdames Alexander and Pres- j the nation will wait in trembling ormer; proper food and exercise
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ton, and beautiful little leather solicitude for confirmation of tuu WL- xlulo gives you an : fUl iA vVvUi
backed, gilt-edged .Testaments ' our hopes or fears. . alarm in the first chilly feeling, j tl .4. fn T
for recitation of the child's1 i ieaait atonce or pay tne penalty. w ww ww
Catechism to Sam Querv. Travers i A mner &eea t0 j Taice a brisk walk or run, breathe UliUeTWear ailU
Hatley, Joe Stuart, Maggie ' On last Saturday evening the deeply and keep the mouth closed.
Thornburg, Sue Alexander Ada ! dinning room of the St. Cloud If you are so situated that you
McKenley, Allie Freize. Quite ' hotel was thrown open at 5 can do neither, as in a church,
a number asked for Catechisms ' o'clock to the employes at 'the lecture-room, street or steam car,
i to enter the new contest to last ' bleachery who -during the fire breatae deeply, rapidly and
from now to the end of the year, j there some days ago lended n1013618 untl1 you are satis-
such valuable assistance. Thirty-; nea yur DOQy nas Passea Irom a
sflven of 'them dined whirVh was !-neSatlve to a positive condition."
by the invitation of Mr. J M
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Frotracted fleeting in Progress.
Protracted services were be
gun at Forest Hill Presbyterian j qi
church Sunday night. The house
was well filled and the singing,
with Miss Leslie at the organ,
was spirited and delightful.
Ladies' Home Journal.
Fell in the Fire-
Only Three in Jail.
The recent term of court dis
posed of all of the jail birds with
the exception of- three. They
- are J W-Wagoner, the white man
who failed to pay his costs for
retailing whiskey, Isaac Scott,
colored, who failed to give bond
for his appearance at court here
in January for retailing whiskey,
and Robert Richardson who is
held as a witness in the murder
of Policeman Kerns.
Mrs. Cannon to Give a Tea.
One of the largest social events
for some time will be the tea
Wednesday evening given by
Mrs. Jas. W Cannon at her
home. The hours are from 3 to
7, numbers being invited for
edch hour. Quite a number of
invitations have been sent out.
Henry E Copple, of Huilters
ville. in this countv. was burned
rnrnt . .1 til ' " '
mere seeais to De consiaeraDie ; to death last Sunday afternoon.
interest aireaay awaKenea, ana
a grand good meeting is hoped
and prayed for. Two services
will be held each day for ten
days. Everybody cordially in
vited to come and help!
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mrs. Deaton Sells Her Property
Mrs. M G Deaton has sold her
house and lot on Spring street
near the Baptist church to Mr.
Pink Misenheimer. Mrs. Dea
ton will purchase property at
Mooresville and will live there
with her son, Harry Deaton. Mr.
Misenheimer will not move into
the house for several weeks.
He was old and Oeeble. It seems
that no one was with him at the
time. He was found lying on
the hearth and his body burned
to a coal. The last time we saw
him which was several "months
ago, he was sitting in the sun
shine at his barn, complaining
of being very cold, and said he
had consumption. Thorn asville
News.
Obseaving the TTeek of Prayer.
The Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionaay society of
St James Lutheran church is ob
serving this week as the week of
prayer. Services will be held in
the church each afternoon. Dr.
Mules for South Africa.
A New Orleans dispatch of the
20th:
The steamer Montezuma
cleared today for Capetown.
South Africa, with 2,029 mules
for the British army, 6,000 bush
els of oatsV 500 - tons of hay and
eighty tons of bran. Her com
mander, Captain Owen, expects
to make the run from New Or
leans to Capetown in 26 days.
Jno. Goodman, of Charlotte,
spent yesterday here.
Mr. T H Barringer returned
home last Saturday night.
Mr. S H Harwood, of China
Grove, spent this morning here.
Mrs. Robt. Walthall went to
Harrisburg this morning to
spend several days.
Mr, D R Hoover spent Sun
day here with his family. He
left again this morning to be
gone two weeks.
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Dewey Disappointed.
Atlanta suffers a decided set
back in Admiral Dewey's cancel
ling his engagement to be there
Wednesday and Thursday. The
Admiral's health has been giving
way under the immence strain to
which he has been put on all
these demonstrative occasions
itnd his physician advises him to
cancel all engagements till
spring. Admiral Schley has
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ueen asKed to take the place of iu onr iate war with
Dewey -in presenting the sword
to Lieut, Brumby. Schley will be
going to Birmingham about Nov.
1st and does not want to make
both trips, beside he thinks the
honors of the occasion should all
R C Holland, of Charlotte, will j
deliver a sermon to them Sunday , Drrho,.X Rrmedy. 11. L
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' I on ass.uiiie' no nsK wnen voi
eriHiri's Colic, Chule h, i
night.
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we are prepared
to fill youi wants.
Ribbed vests and
drawers, 50 per
cent wool, only
95c. suit. Fine
Merino ' vests
'98c.:; : Woman's
Ribbed
suits, 48c. ,
and 98c. All
kinds of Child
ren' s union suit s
and separate
suits in wool
or cotton. We
have durable un
derwear and
have been verv
careful in our
selection,
boast about
ilOc. and
children' 0
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Gets His Fingers Cut,
Mr. Victor Blackwelder, who
is employed in the machine shop
of the Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
got three of his fingers cut last
Saturday evening while working
"with the buzz planer. They Kailroad Bridge Burned,
were not badly cut. The railroad bridge o-cross j
. - . j Broad river between Blacksbiirg '
Rev. JC Davis went to Mon:j . G n ,
roe this morning to attend the . -
Marsh & Co. will refund yon
monev if vou are not satisfied
after using it. It is 'every wbrf?
admitted to be the most succsh
f'ii remedy in use for bowel com ;
nl Viuts and the only ou. j.thi 1'
ntvr tils. If. is pjeasann, auh
and reliable.
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l Hose; thti-e are
no better to be
found. Drop in
I'YIH and see them.
ML L. Parks cn Co.
ises,'
Convocation. He intends to re
turn Thursday.
go to Brumby without being
shared by himself . -
Cleanliness Next to Godliness.
It pays to keep your clothes
clean and nrfiSRorl
& Hend Satisfaction always
guaranteed. .
Duiing tbe ciyil war, as
bp am, diar
rhoea was one ot the most
troublesome diseases the army
had to contend with. In many
instances it became , chronic and
tbe old soldiers still suffer from
it. Mr. David Taylor, of -Wind
Ridge, Greene county, Pa., is one
of these. He uses Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and says he never found
anvthmET that would cive mm
Friday night, hence the delay of j
the northbound trains. - It was a
well as ! haPPy incident that a boy dis
covered it early baturaay morn
ing and gave the warning so that
no train was in danger of plung
ing down the fifty foot precipice.
M
atfr esses!
For 0Ar FiltT Tears
Mrs." Winslow's Soothing Symp has
been used for over fifty years by mii
lions of mother? for their children
while teething, with perfect success. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures (Wind colic, and is
t, vAHf. remfldv for Diarrhoea. It will
i relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
i -it t i. ' 4- nolo atelv. Sold by druggists in every pan
such quick relief. It is tor sale UJrweSty-nve cents a bot-
VT TVT r. 1T U P. "nrrrriaf. Y.1 .""m . ' A oV fnv Mrs' Win-
1 1 v lit. ii. hi ni nil Jtj.. -Mf a. uciciiuv .iw . kq ETirH huu iwa - v
Tzr slowsl Soothing Syrup." and take no
Vvrorlds of Matreses in stozk and a solid car of 100 on the
way. Like Zeb Vance'o' whiskey all Matteresses are
good but some are better than others. See our Royal
Felt, Acma Spring, Perfection, Sea Moss, Pine Fiber,
Curled Hair, Cotton, Cotton and Husk last but by na
means'least our Rice Straw with cotton top, the Mattress
for the millions. We have Mattresses to spare. Con
ferenceis coming. Dont forget U3. We are unloading a
solid car of Beds today Solid car of Springs last week.
We .are at your service. Take a look at our line of
Carpets. We are agents for J. & J. Dobson, the largest
Manufacture of the United States- Dlf you haven't time to
come, Phone orders No. 12.- .
Bell
Harris &
Co.
Biles' Paik Pnj One cent a dose J otner Kinu - ,