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CONCORD, N. C, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7,1899:
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CUK COlOT :Y COHMISS10SERS.
THE , VICE -PEE SIDE NC Y.
II I liable That the Number of the He is An Enteriainer axid Must Look
BAI?D COSCEBT TO-NIGHT.
fount'
Step Taken for a Belter Road -To Ex-, From our Regular Correspondent.
P::iiiic'lbe Treasurer's Uooks
The county commissioners
2 session Monday. ' Not as
Washington, D. C.
The various State campaign
are keeping the "big guns" away ;
An Aggregation of Musical Talent Willing
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Benefit of Our Band.
The interest that, our people $S
take m the band organized here
some months ago and their
'love of good music, not
at Homo, as nrm-mmVnnna ra i - " x
r-. - " ' i but: of ; other places, will be
wmv v itjvv liih - Tin ir.ip.n, hart q 1 . - -
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before them
isgeneraUy, hence Washing 3ust now. We i
thev finished m one aay.
The forty paupers were paid
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their niontniy aiiuw uuuw.
uper
0
nly view the political battle LvitW hv n,,-,! tw.xriii
from afar, and take our thrills at. bo in front of the stage'tonight-
Attractive
It was ordered that John Rose- second-hand. The elections ex
man's chains be taken off of him
on the ehaingang and. that he be
allowed the privileges of a
trusty. '
Mr. Jno. J Cox was paid ten
dollars for cutting a new road, and
riht of way on the Beatty's
ford road in No. 2 township.
There is an unusually bad
piece of road near Mr. Chas.
Isenhour's on Cold Water below
town and Mr. Henderson Li
taker submitted a plan to the
cite much interest here; but the
number of department clerks
As before mentioned, Mr.
Harry Ashbury, who is a most
excellent performer on the flute,
who will go home to vote is not and who is now on his way to
unusually largo.
It is almost an axiom that to
elect a man to the Vice-Presidency,
is to condemn him forever
after to private life. However,
the illness of Mr. Hobart im
presses on us at this time, the
fill an engagement in Richmond,
will render two solos tonight.
Mr. Dan Summey, of Char
lotte arrived here this morning
and will sing several solos. v Mr.
Summey has several times sang
here and always receive compli
ments from our? peopled Miss
Rose Harris, whose qualities as
are known by
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Assortment
Variety,
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Endless
Matchless Materials. I
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fif th-wheel-to-the-wagon 1 posi
1 tion occupied by the President's a sweet singer
county which the commissioners running mate, even during-his -our people, will add, to the pro
accepted. Mr. Litaker agreed term of office. If the President gramme. - - .
to repair the road, and the county bumped his head many of the
agrees to pay for the teams nec- papers would rush out an extra;
essary, paying at rate of $1.50 whilst Mr. Hobart had been se-
per day and that all extra hands ri0Usly ill for some time before
be paid 50 cents per day lnclud- he camo into notice at aU
mg ivir. b uw .v.u, Besides his minor duties of
Chrman Allison, assisted by idi over the Senate, the
Mr. Robt. E Gibson, was ap- . ,
. . , .A, x Vice-President has not much to
pointed as a commuxee 10 exam
ine the books of the county treas
urer.
do, except to "look wise." To
rriTTfi rHnncTc c nntorfnin vofnl
The Board of Charity, which delegations, to be heralded in
Board is appointed by the State, the papers as Vamong those
reported that the county home is present," that is the lot of our
well kept and that the inmates second officer.
are well cared for, but suggested Your correspondent remem-
that several of the inmates ought bers often meeting Vice-Presi-
tobe discharged. The county dent Stevenson, one of the most
physician' has been ordered to democratic of men, walking : to
investigate the .matter and ac- and from the Capitol. Fewpeo
tion will be taken accordingly. pie ever recognized him, and he
generally made the trip unno
For the Rescue Home. ticed. But Mr. Hobart and his
The annual Floral Fair given family have been of value to
by the managers of the Alexander this adminstration in the enter-
Rescue Home will be held in the taining line, as Mrs. McKmley 's
citv hall in Charlotte, N. C, bad health prevents her from
Thursday and Friday, Nov. 9th entering much into social lif e.
and 10th, 1899. ; The Chain Gang Mo?e(L
In addition to the beautiful ; in' a few davs the ehain gang
exhibit and sale of chrysan- m in full f orce be at work on
themums and other floers the road just beyond the . depot
there . will be a. sale 01 iancy n th id f the bridge. Dirt
articles and an elaborate luncn. ig being hauled there now, and
will be served on botti days. ih(. pnndition of the road prom
The Southern Railway uom- . t be considerably improved.
pany, on account of the object 01
cities to Charlotte and return
p-nnrl from tlio Qth to 11th Of
November.
The band of over twenty mem
bers will occupy the stage and
will for the first time give our
people a specimen of their music,
appropriate for such occasions.
The members will be uniformed
in their white duck suits, under
the directorship of Mr. Robt.
Keesler. ; 1--' X'iril
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THE BEST
PRESCRIPTION ; POR
CHILLS
and fever is a bottle c Grove's Taste
less Ohill Todic. Never fails to enre;
Then why experiment with worthless
imitations? Price 50 cents. Yonr
money back if it , fails to cure. ,
' Mother' Can't be Found.
Salisbury has had the unusual
incident of a child found for
which no' niother can be located.
The child is now dead.
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. HE FOOLED THE oCJRGEONS.
! All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, O , after snffennr 18
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die nnJess a costly operation was per
formed: but he cured himself with five
boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best
Salve in the World. 25 cents a oox.
Sold at Fetzer's Drug Store.
this fair, has given cheap rates A Book Reception at Mont Amoena,
from the neighboring towns ana w receipt of an invita
tion to attend a book reception
of the Bernheim literary society
.f. ATnnt Amnfina seminarv . on
JoTiMPniiiTiftTarffftVote. Wednesaay. evening, tu
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This afternoon we learn from The exercises of the evening win
the wires that in the Ohio elec- consist 01 mubiu auu uWuu.
ti nr TnTinc iho i n f fiTendent
, vixv, Jr- J - ttt t- nr.rri n:
u, G- ' I -n i 1.. fnv
in Cleveland Toledo, and J uv
Youngsville.
THAT THROi3BING HEADAGHK.
Would quickly leave you, if you used
PERSONAL POINTERS;
Mr. Sam Smith, of Charlotte,
is here today. : 1
--Sheriff Monroe, of Salisbury;
is iQre today. v r
: Dr. M L Stevens, of Ashe-
ville, is expected here in a day or
two. '."
Misses Mary and Lucy Mont
eromerv are spc ''no: the after
noon in Charlotte.
Dr. Sam Montgomery and
Mr. W A Wilkinson went over to
Charlotte this morning to spend
the afternoon.
Yes, it's a picnic at our Dress Goods Counter. Just think of
60 and 70e dress goods being sold at 39c per yard. The showing
comprises Black crepons, Fancy flanels, Tricots, Camel's hair plaids.
Fancy crepons, Bedford stripes, Silk and Wool nulls, etc. You
must see the assortment to appreciate the true value. They are
genuine bargains in every sense of the word. They are all on the
39 cent counter. The 25 cent counter is equally attractive as they
are 25 and 40c. goods going at 25c. It is simply a dress goods
chance our buyer picked tip last week while, in the market. We
bought them cheap and are selling them the same way. Black (
Taffeta Silk, good quality, specialprice ,49c per yard. Black Satin
Dutchess, very wide,' $1.25 quality, sale price 98c; $1.00 quality at
75c. Ail shades of Velvet, Silk and Braid Trimmings. A good bit
of linings, near silks, skirtings, etc., to suit every taste. RememV
ber this is bargain week in our
Capes, Jackets, Reefers etc.
Liarge assortment of Furs. Remember it will bo a . pleasure
to' show the new goods at this store. We are having regular Xmas
trading these days and no wonder. V -
Willi Surely Die.
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Vice-President Hobart's con-. Dr. LdSKtaS
,3 ? j . , -r-w Ul Builww-5-V TT 3 T
iuon is about tne same. ur. merit for Sick and JNervous neauauueo.
i, ii-ui JThAvmade Dure blood strong nerves
cwwubaybueu iiu.uiw tu uiu nDV0ur health. Easy to take.
at anv time hut mav lintrPT for
j - : 7 o o
weeks. His recovery the doctor
regards as impossible. He has
lost weight from about 200
pounds to 125 pounds.
Messrs. Dan Summey and
HTry Asbury, of Charlotte, ar-
auu UU11U WF J HT 1 V
Only 2o ceuis, iuouojr vm.
if not cured, at Fetzer's Lrusr Store.
A FRIGHTFUL BLNDUEK
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen s Arnica
Salve, the best in the world, will kill the
pain and promptly heal it. Cures. Old
bores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, el-
iiniInn 17 QVin Ernntions. lest
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Don't Bother I
1 Our cousins on the other side are able to take care
of themselves just like Bell, Harris & Co. are : for aU your wants
in the Furniture line. With three solid cars of Furniture, two cars
of springs, two cars of chairs, one car of Mattresses, you need not
worry about high prices on furniture, and as for Stoves, we have
the famous Leader line, Gate City, Iron King, Happy Tn
Wood Heaters and Coal Heaters all bought in car lots ai - vqu
give us a chance we will seU you. Clocks, good, better.:. f.
If time is money you should have a clock. Office anc r .ibj . f :
Furniture of all kinds. Hall Furniture, Kitchen Furnit: TJo
sum it up we have anything you want. Pictures or frames vie
are strictly in it. Call and see.
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Pile cure on earty. Only 25 cts. a box.
p.tiva miornTif pprl- Sold at tetzers
lrt in the band conceit -tonight; j-Store. '
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