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10NCOKD. N. C. "WEDNESDAY. JULY-, 1902
Single copy 5 cent .
DROWXEO IX IIAW RIVER
UNIQUE CVSE.
IJy What rrocect:!!! Qnn the Alardovor
of 20 1'ears Atro be Executed Now J
Tho Raleigh correspondent to
t?he Charlotte1 Observer presents
the following legal Jiliina for the
GoveriiorVud Attorney General.
"Governor Ay cock, makes re
quisition an .the Governor of
South Carolina for DanielGould,
alias Thomas Maddrey, colored,
who 20 years ago was convicted j Sral,hed at cnce to slliI' the bo'
of murder in Anson county. lhome' came on No. 29 Tues
Pending an appeal to tho Su-1 dar n1"ht aud WM mot by Mr'
preme Court ha fled. Not -until ! Cauble'and friends and conveyed
a Tew days ago was he discov
ered and returned, Uc is now
Mr. Adam Cauble (iocs lji in IS Feet
Wator Corpse Jlet by His Father
Tuesday Night and Taken to Mt.
Pleasant.
The wires brought tho sad
t
news Tuesday morning to Mr.
John Cauble, of Mt. Pleasant,
that his soil, Mr. Adam Cauble,
was drowned Monday night in
Ilaw River. Mr. Cauble tele-
! to Mt. Pleasant kr burial.
The young man' would have
JIU. C. F. SUERKILL HURT. .
FII or Jumped From tho Train Nr
. Concord Can Hardly Survive.
Mr. C P Sherrirl". of Terrell",
Catawba county, is at the Private
Hospital, and in a very preca
rious condition.
Another Eiy oyableFfeast'of Values
in Store for Tom oprofr- Thursday
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Ortr sale is attracting tlicattertion of shoppers 'all
over town and thi stflre is flic center of activitr. Read
Mr. Sherrill was a passenger !
on No. oj last night. At apoint'aur ads ('very day or you might mis something. Your
rnar Concord, ho either fell or!
jumped from the train. j visit here tomorrow will result in great benefit to you.
Later, he was picked up by a',, i i i . , i , .
, , . iboods are sold just as advertised in every respect.
tiJit crew and brought to this
ft
city and taken to the hospital.
Tno condition of the injured man
is decidedly alarming. IJis in-
PHIL
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Our entire Silk stock goes m this sale "tomorrow
juries, which consist of several
in jail at Georgetown. His case j.been " years old iu sPteniber-1 ugly wounds about tho head and ; greatly reduced. Many silks will change, owners to-
presents points of-interest. A was making a very good s ar . bodj( wi1 u is thought,, prove m,nw Ihurkashy cable cords ill wash silks, usual
man who gave information as to : L ; fatal.
Three young men, who were1
his identification and arrest said
in the water with hi
very gravely that all that was 1 1U w; VV11'11 avlu
necessary was to bring him back l'tiU'" l
to Anson county and hang him.
The young man waa a good
Yhon taken to the hospital ho
I was iu an unconscious condition !
and up to 2 o'clock this after-!
noon ho had not regained con-,
i price 50c, sale price
29c
For 20 minutes from 9 o'clock we will soli 1.25 .Sij in.
guaraiit.eed black TafTeta Silk at, per yd
9c
He added with ecfnal gravity that cnou"h dimmer but probably ' scIousness.
tooiv cramp, lie calleu tor nelp
he thought Gould might obiect
frt WK,: ,,,1 , ,v ! and his companions tried hard
to returning under ihese circum-; 1
to save him but one was drawn
Big values in fancy lace , stripe white go; Js at 10c,
25c
stances; that is without requisi- j
t i it - I ;.i iii . .
i v or a lime mo mau s luouwiy i
was in doubt, but papers found ,llu
in his possession, prove conclu-
Now then, under what 1UW lue.vvaiw auu sively that his name is u i' btier.
proceeding will Gould be uuable t0 saV( him they found ifc . nd lhnt his homo is at r
handed. Will he have to be re-1 necessaiT to save themselves by !rellf Catawba county. His rela- remnants of 2 to 5 yards at, per yard
tion.
Tomorrow we clean up the remaining 12 l-2e white
Pc.r. 'Madrass and 150 yards of plain white 10c Lawns in
6ic
sentenced in Anson? Or will it
be sufficient for the clerk of the
abandoning him.
fives there have been apprised
The water was about 18 feet 0f the seriousness of his condi-1 ()ur specials in China and Glass Ware are creating a
Supreme Court to certify to the j deeP aud the body was secured ;tion.-Charlotte News of 1st.
Governor the opinion of the ! only after a laPse of two hours I Shorriil was living al
Governor the opinion of the
court in Gould's case. The Gov
ernor thereupon issuing a death
warrant, as usual in appealed
cases? nici-questions of law,
etc.. which Governor Ay cock
and the Attorney General will
pass upon.
KINU (JETTING WELL.
The Queen Reviews Troops aiidRestovvs
Honors Fu 'I Assurances c t the Kiiifrs
Recovery.
All the symtoms of King Ed
ward are raid to be favorable
and assurances are quite satis
factory that he only needs time
to recover. Tho wound is being
keptin condition to heal from
the inside.
Queen Alexandria reviewed
the military procession on Tues
day and alighting from her car
riage and conferral medals ard
bestowed the V&twria Cross on
those who had won them, shak
ing hands with jLhm.
The act gave great joy and
full assurance to the hope of the
Ki's recovery.
An Education 'Ifritt it
Tho So'h ' ' awaken iug to
,the fact that its present systems
cf education ;ue noc entirely
mceng the needs of the chil
dren. Our population is largely
rural, and the svstem of educa
Mr. Cauble is a most excellent oarly hour thrs morning.
man and ho and his distressed
family havre tho deepest sympa
thy of friends and neighbors.
'great deal of interest, as the price, on many articles
at an v
Mrs. Ulcliard M. J3lackvvelder Dead.
Mrs. R M Black welder, of Mt.
Pleasant, died in the Whitehoad
Stokes Sanitarium at Salisbury
Tuesday morning. She had
gone there to haye an ovarian
tumor remove.i. The operation has her Uub uf Kodol handy."
Pont .-'o t j doctoring
Mother Always Keeps It Handy.
"My mother suffered a long J
time from distressing pains and j
general ill health due primarily j
to indigestion," says L WSpald- j
ing, Verona, Mo. "Two years
T i 1. j . T'pll
ago i got nor 10 try ivouoi. one
grew better at once and now, at
the age of seventy-six, eats any
thing she Wants, remarking that
she fears no bad effects as she
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syiiiptovi : 'i"'ertho cause.
If your stomach us sound your
health will be gocl. Kodol rests
the stomach ami Strengthens the
body by digesting your food. It
is nature's own tonic. Gibson
Prug Store.
The men whom 1 have seen
proved fatal.
She was about T)5 years old.
Iler maiden name was Miss Julia
Blackwelder. She lirst married
Mr. James Barnhardt to whom
she bore several children, who
died early in life.
On second marriage she as j succeed best in life have always
sumed her maiden name again; been cheerful and hopeful men
r.nrf lh.Qf.r1 t.bn lTotne fiver which who wct l n.bout tlioir business
she presided. '
She was a 'good and consistent
Christian woman and a member
oT tho church from early girl
hood.. The remains were taken by the
Yadkin road and wre buried to
day (Wednesday) -at Bear Creek
jer
lir;
church by those of h
huiand.-
Our sympathies are lende.d
to the str:r husband whom
t deatn lias rob uod a s-jcorttimo
tion needCf in tho South is onot a tile f-panion
that actively and sympathetically
touches every interest in the
c0arnuuiiyover Jhich it ex
tends. As trie Manufacturers'
Record says, "the task is for
the South to work out its own
common school system without
regard to what has been done
else where a system best suited
to its peculiar needs." Blue
Ridg03aptist,
jlr. Klat'z Uetarns to l.'io Road.
Mr. W T Kluttz, who has been
off his run on the Western road
for the past six months on ac
count of the serious illness of
Mrs. Kluttz, will return to his
run tonight. Mrs. Kluttz is now
very much improved in health
and is visiting relatives at Con
cord. Salisbury Sun of 1st. i
with a s n i i i e o n t h e i r face s , a n d
took the chares and chances of j
their mortal lifj like men facing
rough and crrooth n!ik(v as it
came, and so found tho truth of
the old proverbs, that "good
times, and b 1 'times and all
mes pas uver." Charles
Kinslcy. '
Vacation Days.
Vaca'ion tine is here and the
children are f'.ir'y lining out of
doors. "There could be no
healthi( i)Utco for them. You
. 1 Alt
or. iy io ru.iru ag-itn. me
Cl!-r. :T.-!i to I7i .pctl
? ;r .oris. . o remoav (.ua!-:
PiWitt's Witch fJazel Su for
quitkly .orplrf aiu or remov
ing daHger oi seriou conse
quences. Forjuts, sc4'-ds ar
wounds. "I used PeWjit's
Witch Bazel Salve for sores uts
and bruises," says L B Johnson,
Swift, Tex. "It is the best
remedv on the market." Sure
cure for. piles and skin diseases.
Beware of counterfeits. Gib
son's Prug Store.
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RUG and if you want tho
pick don't tarry but come quick.
We have bought largely, as we
usually do, in order to get prices
right, and we did, and we have
marked them as near the water line
is possible. If you are interested
in Rug; now is your time.
CHAIRS.
Chairs world without, end. An
other car of HM dozen chair.-, to
meet the seating capacity of our
customers.'
STOVES.
Another car of those celebrated
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best
fcl-JJ
Stat' LeadorCoo!: Stoves, tl
Stove for the money on the market
10 year guarantee on fir j htel:'.
KUKNITUUK.
Furniture wo sing all diy long.
Come and see us and we will iako
ydu rappy.
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