'L-t . . rt t
I-
v
'I
i
GOOD --3 -
- at nvi&o r-RicKs
S
Give us a Trial-
ATLANTA IS GAY.
Tli rrnldful Keci'lica a (Irani! lv.
Hon mill .Makoi I cIIiuk Npeecli lo
III CniierM Afcilitljr--tiena.Wliei.
r and Young Kprak Alu.
President McXinloy received a
j'rand ovation Wednesday in At
lanta. He was greeted with an
i.rtille'j salute at tLe capitol.
Jhe Legislature in joint eesflion
received lam with Kieat entluifii-
r.sm. Hie epeecU was a happy
Lit. Ho tonobed the Sonthoiu
heart oud brought streams from
fc'outbern eyes with tbcro worde,
"Every Boldier'a rav made
during our unfortunate civil war
it. a tribute to American valor,
And while, when those graves
v. ere made, we differed widely
' ont the futuro of this govern
Ti.ent, the differences were long
nt;o settled by the urbitramont of
arms and tbe time has now come
01 the evolution of sentiment and
l- sling under the I'rovidence of
God, wbeu in the spirit of fraler
ni-y we should share with yon in
th-j care of the grave i of the Con
federate soldiers.
"The cordial feeling which now
happily exists between the North
and South, prompts thi.-i graciors
act, and if it needed further jnsti
hevtion, it is found in tho gallaot
lo- alfy lo tbe Union and tho il ig,
cocspicnoa-ly shown in the
u-ir just passed, ty tho sous t-a-.l
nvLsors of th-263 1 c-.-.ie d..l."
Wen. he?Ie- v-ki called for
and was roundly cheered as Lc
dftid omous other t'dugq :
"Tho a nay, in co-junction v Itt
1.1 .... .
iuo navy, was ordered to att.-.ck
an;1 destroy the Spanish force:; ot
Bu, liago. In four v. u' 3 that
or., jr was obeyed and its purposes
r.ec implieLed. The proud Sp ,u
uh nation stood suing f. r peace
fro:n th nation winch a mo ith
''" t liad luld np to ridicule
ana scrrii."
Gail. Yonng respotidnd in a
tdiort speech in which hr-aid t!i."t
no troops in the world wcra Let
ter, more regvda; ly fed end treated
thai, were the troops in South
Carolina and Georgia.
The jubilee occasion makes an
epo?1! in tho history of Atlanta.
h v n -v. a
ii I
U 0, I ! Li
. 4 "' -J F
OnJy$l Per Year.
Oa its 0:V FUlii,
'xiuumun lu Hit. -i,, ranaea
... ..uinat .,1 n nox i nr i.cil Hie
lubima. tuVMu .IVrri.U,
"'"' ln.ln-Alii.oit tvery hli,
l.om.
On Wednesday afternoon about
2 30 a. No. 74, a freight train wb
coming from (Jharlot'e and had juet
passed the bridge at Coddle Ortelf a
Jhortdiatanoe, a '-fusts" as thun.B
Culled, exploded ia the shanty, sup
postdly from the (s-S)ive hrat of
the room.
K.inn tVi.-i t-V.. . ... n
trtiu was coa
CONCORD, N. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22 1898.
ig i'P grade at the
nine the Cre was tot.ced. h u.re it
ffOuld be utiaafe to cat '.ho caboose
loose, boon a Ljx car adjoining
was burning also. The two born
102 cars were Decoupled f-ota tie
'rain aud aa eHort msde to eaya the
contents, but StunvJy te any aail. i
lhe work tiain as quickly scut
aowa there to bring the buruics
maes bere, and fucesej.d in brirgs
ing the shell. J t,et as tbe train
nau reached tho swi ch here the
shanty fall to piece.',' while the boi
car fell apart near ihj bleachery.
I he box car wia loaded with cot
ton mill produote, only a few of
which wtre gved. E'ervthicg in
the caboose, inolaJic the dothiDg
f tbe irninnca, reveito! Cue pigrol.t,
bfl olothes, etc., wtre Laraed.
.'.i.ii'o ii,-cK nm tne eremeer
f the train and hU. 0cr O'Fer-
rad the conductor
VOUnU MAN SHO
"if A..I.I .. T". .
-IHc-P robnbly H
. At lt 8 SO o'clock tbu (Friday)
', when w ithiu three cr four
nuhvl jardgof Mr. Jco. Tijlot'
t,fJond the dppot, Alhn
O'trnP, of flantinn,ll t.ll 1
P eriopBiy if nat fatally
'!t'i by the Hccider.ta! discharge
t.r"3- 'rh Jfi!"cg ciau wne
' ?';n siuu p orepiratorj
;ri ia bia fnot slipped
"''T ('f tha irnn oininb
O -" n;c
'ucJi, :irjjf tho tii'.ira
h:s let
stnt
won
of
atatj
to f
The
THE ORGANIZATION.
II.-.ll Ws-dccsiky
Ut lad IiJ(,;e
it UiC. ti p?rfe,:t
Tba teiiSa roll
SIX AEE DEAD.
Ibd.rrat Tnk Collmxe I nnecoanf
lle
No cause has yet been discov
ert 1 for the collapsing of the
i-'e i. gas tank in New Ycuk city.
It which conn non fm':,.,a fi
waic were suddenly poured up m
street?, dash'-no; cverytLieg in
iia v.tj. Six denths are known to
hayrt retdtjd. It was ever so
:me';'y that many escaped who
ivouli. otherwise have been
dmv,--..od. It was said to be the
hr.",t gas tatik ia tbe world. It
... ...iuihi mm, ma rinudation
of tb-j iiumetise masonry gave
way causing the collapse.
a "n-'w or i.uiLbi. r-r tivncr
b. r-mic.rl.ir, (cii-Tlit lislti itlon
tilyca.
Iu the filjsciilc
night the a-ea$ '.-.;
of Snij'hts ef II. t
their orgMisit'O'i.
do n'jmhrs 43
Oratd Rrorter Carlton pre;idJ
oyer u- raectiDff. Th-re b-dtig too
many to iuida' in or.e iuht, sud
nest; petsoas eiogcharr lutiuber.i,
0;i1f cue niM.ib.-r was i,.k.-n thrpii?!i
t'.e in ti itori Uipsr'.ai- n
'iv in ordtr so ix-.t: uo
rs. . Ur. IVsj Fid j
pleasure of ''riding lb;
cae Den; nr, et tui ine-ntcrs present.
TI-.P11 .v.
ice ioiiow rs; ciiicers wtre e tot
ed: Chaa. Craven. Hiotntor; Lluv
BlackweltJer, Yice-D.c'ator; W A
WilkiuaoD, Aeiistont Dictator; II ii
Barrow, Financial Reporter, Dr.
Sam Montgomery, Tieasurer ; Jno.
C.-eech, Reporter. Tiu trusses are
Mesarg. S L Montgomery, II M Car.-
r w and W ti. Wilkinsoc.
The organization will ba known
aj the ''Cabarrus Lodt;e'' and ill
meet on trie fi'st end third Monda5
uig,.tj id each mon'h in tie h.;
n ar ifr. J Ua Creech'f, at Cannon
W.le.
loid in
srort diatanr.a hl
tha tl ;-'i in' the front r.r.rt r,f th
ir. ono, l syior, who had hefnm
hand s.urt.d oot to the bovs. nh
i . ,
e ne yotui.? man toon Bfter the
aemr ur. ifouiig was qaickh
.uuueu, Biju uredted tne wouud
Iiie WOULu Ijled mute r.nnsiili.ruhlv
bat not co rrcfusji; bs if an arteiv
The ycrng maa is a soa of Mr,
If blume, of Canuonville. whn liv..
near tne u.ceju mills, and is only
17 years e'J.
W hen he foil he asked th, m f
rase mm torus, but whPn h
'ucu U,U1 ne W89 unoonar-inim.
tie was taUn to J.'r. Taylor's house
until ab.e to be biought hotne in
tho i.f ternooa.
Single Copy5 0ts,
STILL MORE BUILDING
rbnl la frubltjr I.ot NIUI of By
home 'tvrnl Healrtpore nun
Sew i-obi Chute lu Klgb.t-.Frtaon.nl.
orcal Hill Coricsjioiident.
A;gentleu)an with a family in
this erjd of the city wants to buy a
cord and a baif of Rood fat rabbits.
for ppot cash.
Mr. G P FrazierJbaa cone to Nor
wood on business.
CORN.
from
each of
A ronmiiM .f I Him Pcrtaliiliiit to
ur tireat Ciri H s Utliei,, 1
tlio City ru. a Nrhool.
This stdk cf c m v;Lich I sec
f,1i,-iTf j ii, r i. i,.... ti i
... '...n 10:;;;. u ur8
tl.i-iis joints g... v .;
blf.de. '
TVhon thof j 1!:
they aro need lov '
This stalk Lr.
on It. At tho b'.'i
Mr. J Corl has just completed
a nice cottage on Simpson street,
Mr, R F Early killed two fu.e
porkers Wednesday, bnt the cats
dredged ons of them off, tbe follow-
ing night.
Messrs. R F Coble and W A Wil
kinson aro having a nnfuber of
houses built on the Street leading
to the UulTalo thread mills
The Southern will soon erect
oca: chute for No. 2 mill at this
p.ace, coal being cheaper than wood
and much lte3 trouble in handling,
The many friends of Mrs. Samuel
Cauble, who has been sick for quite
awnue, will regret to know that
she is not improving.
Mr. Joe B Morgan of the firm of
Morgan it Hamilton Co.. oi Nash.
vilie Tenn., is a guest of Mr. WR
Odell for a few days.
lovji leaf or
dried
."-ICS aro
'At.
.1 i
eij.tiiecc loav
of tho stalk is
1 b:srs the
, which are
r. iLrrugu
Tins r as
U.A the
foa-J' for being arranged
TAX NOTICE.
The Town Taxes are now due,
und the books have been placed in
my hands with" instructions to cal-
lect
J. K. V A TTEHSC X
Towr, T.x Chct:.r
- m Dry & Jlillu's slua
iC.'l '.'
::-'i
4i pfEl'W
Itorc Utiol .Sriiool A'civn.
We are delighted to learn
from Mr. Holiaud Thompson
that this session of (he Cor
coid Iligh school 13 the bpst
in numbers, and successful
work, siuce fie lias been its
pnucipal.
Mr. Ihompson is booktd for
a epeeca at tne coming meet-
iogin Ilaleiglr of ih Asso
ciation of Academics. lie ia
to tell Lis fellows how h col-
!o-ts the en'ire sums of tui
non. it h:- hr.i a pb?J 0f
universal a plir :ili ..), ve
should say it woti'.d h,'. worth
coming from IVxas and Maine
to hear. We lravn that it is a
tact that the MUivrDs of the
tlo tassel. Tho t..w
floirers of tho ; li,n
dark purple in c.dor.
About tho mi Idle of the stalk
we find the ear ...f corn. The or
i? af out ei'iLt lu.rlies long r.ud is
covered with fci---k.i. tho m-ftina
. , o
gtu n rowa on the
cob. It is iulen-.-,!!i!ir to kuow
that tbe grains tre always ar
ranged in even nnuibers of rows
Corn is usually idauted in the
spring of the year. It comes np
in irom three to sevon days after
being planted, and is then culti
vated with hoes and (.lows. When
ripe it is cut and placed together
m chocks. In one tLotk there
are usually from ti-Ay to one
hundred hills.
Corn is usod for feuding horses
and hogs, and making bread.
If wo should to nptho Mississ
ippi river, for miles and miles we
would seo notbiug but corn.
Iu the United States nioro than
ruiseu
PCf? ?M yi t; Concord High td-ool p
- .h tuition bills in ii.JJ, a r
1 i- dr-aniulrmted n tbo-iwnl
i... (m w:ti n i'j llrr.oit infaiilliiti
'rr f-.j!TilIcs p.v, dir.nr.fl.ti,
li fiai Ik'coiiio iho It.u.iuj' reunniy
tliH ehj) nf iroublst. 'it x,:r:
iTOUdarliiliy liliur, sirciiK.V-t-i
an,l i.-.e!hinf; ineuf ur, nn( a
l.ir nieiMtrUHl n-i-;vn. It, rrii,t
hil-"i,rtf:,.'.lf e the wi.iuli.
Jk , topi OooJiiig ai.J rollcvuB uj-
py encouragement to
y their
ae haji
a care-
! burdened td
t clue a ror.
J
' il1 and Plnfnl menatrnaMon.
''lo. It Ii bunefloUl
f- .Si 'tt ."' . ho"' b"
amictfrt women. Wh m
jeruln relier wuhin rr.cbt
ittlaalyoardrugatord.
"rr"" j"cjic"m c-
fL'; SMITH. Csmltn, SC.
' J 1 I
Tylor Woil s: i.itim I-,,.
Mr. W II Weddington ai,d Miss
Alice Slirewalfc went to Charlotte
today (Thursday) to attend the
fuuoral of Mrs. Taylor Weddiuf-
tic, ho died there Wcdnpsdav
and who is known ty quite n
number o' relutivt-s and frirndsin
Cabarrus an 1 Cimicoi-J. Mm
Voddin;;ton was a ei ,. t r of Mr. D
C Cobby, cf No. 3 township, and
whs tho mother of Mis. Jno.
Foalks, of Csnnonville. She leaves
a husband and several children
Mr. Weddington end family once
livod at the Odell Mills.
two billion bushels sro
yearly.
Ia tho eeven Rtntes nlou,; the
M:tsi!-sippi river, Loni.daua, Ar
knraas, Missouri. Til
1,,1. rn. ,. l ir- .
.' nj, j.ciii.n ai,fO HUH iUlKSlhSljipi,
more than ouo billion bushels of
corn aro raised yearly. Our fciate
HoJucea about 30,000,000 luisli.ds
of corn annually.
If we should put all of the corn
raised in these States iu wa.ous.
f,iitr L.-iol.K , i. .ii -t . '
vunu3 ui ciieiieu coru in
utili wngoD, drawn by two hoi.-es
with their dobos riclit behind the
Other WfiCOIl. nunna l.nur' f.,, U
would rench. ' .
Now rnpposo tliat the hoisos
could walk on water just as they
do cn land.
The corn cf these States for one
yoir would reach around the
e.uth sis licit. And it (in 0f the
corn m tho Ui.itdd States' cov.ld
bo put ia wagons it would -o
around the earth twelve times. '
Oat of every twenty bnehels
not more than one. is fold to oth.r
countries.
To End this corn wo rauet en
and look iu the ban;s of tho farm
ers. Ibcyted it to their hogs
and cattle.
England and other countries elo
Tu Inhe nCourne la Tbeajaey.
a.ov. J J raysonr, the former
pastor of the Baptist church hero,
edorms.'us that he will leave North
Carolina between Christmas and
New Yoar for Louisyille, Ky.,
where he will spend a session cr
two in the Southern Baptitd
Theological Seminary. Ilia wife
will accompany him anil thav mill
very probably make their home
prefer several years at le'mt,
ihic ib a seminary where ministors
o.tca-timos, after servingiu their
profession a number of years, take
auother course.
CHANGE TO BK MADE.
i. um or HnNlnvna Hlille
wtlierH thaiijie ,hi,.re Hnonia nml
Auaiber I Inn In i, lu-Kiu Bimluenx
Several changes will be made
Concord the firgt cf tbe cominT year,
that will be cf interest to our pto-
pie.
Mieg Nannie Alexander will move
h'.r millinery parlor from in ti.e
Litaker building to the store rnoai
now occupied by Mr. Boe'iau's
Ohrigtiaag gocd, ecu door to Johns
son s drug store.
Me-ro. II L Parks Co. will en
1 il.: . .
ii j uieir pri-eect DU'ine"", rcc.ipy.
iDg Dolh rooms in that Inildin?
making a hall way from their pr.'ss
ent store to the room now occupied
by Messrs. Lrvin & Morrison.
The grocery firm, Messerc. Ervin
& Morrison will move from their
present p'ace to tho room dow occu
pied by Mr. T 0 Suicker, next to
uibson & Morrison.
Mr. ctricker will go out of 'tbe
grocery business the first cf the year.
a new flam rare gtore will le
opened op ia tho store room next to
tbe Racket cow occnpied.bv Mr. 8 M
Qaskel. The name of this firm wi 1
be the Ritchie Hardware Co. Kr
Chas Ritchio, who nas had twelve
rears experience in the hardware
business, will have the oversis'ht cf
,t, I....: . .
'" uunueua, as to ins employes
and the other members of the firm,
he ig sot definitely decided yet.
Mr. S M Uaskel, who hai been
la the store room for several ninntts
running dry goods and r.oticrs
ougiues has cat yet delected a piajj
cf bujiejs for the future ye-r.
a n
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
flWHq POWDFB CO. , Ncw V09K.
TRINTS TIIE
JVEWb THAT 13 MEWS
. For 1 Year
Send us 1 Dollar.
tally as there was reasonable bono
that none would n tmn
"Now York only needed to call
on the newspaper warriors, who
always sniil the battlo from afar.
Immuues, many of whom were
acpuiEted with men who had had
tho yellow fever, and of when
not a fw actually had the croup
and survived tho elemcntarv cam s
of unripe fruit, rushed to the
front.
"Democrats and Republicans.
gold-bugs and silver loons, und
even tbe 1'opulisU, came Iroai
heir poetical pravev, aiid all for
got party, currency, section and
animosities, and stood for the
country. Even tho women. God
loss them, volunteered, and wore
then, an now, tho mainstay and
hope of tho infantry.
A NE ,V BROTHERHOOD,
"I lieSrrvlre Men or the Mpuntsh W
OrKniilzetl at Atlanta.
Out of the Atlanta Peace Jubilee
hat grown a new order known as
Ice fcemce Men of the SoaLieh
War." It ia to bo somelh-'ng on the
order of "The Grand Army of the
Republic" and "The United Con
federate Veterans Association."
As these lutter are to perpetuate
patriotism along with the social re.
latious of the participants on their
respective sides of the great cocfiut
so th,8 is to perpetuate and fostor
alonir with patriotio chivalry tne
auumi relations of a reunited aid
sectionless- brothdrhood where the
memories of fellow feeling in the
late signal triumphs shall bo made a
sooroe of perpetual enjoymeat. Gen,
Wheeler stands first on the list.
"Ouo thing, Mr. Chairman, was I T" m h.i: a. riTiT in tne iia..
thoru in the flesh of the State IJ A BroWt'f. juat oom
govern merits; tht was the phy-j1'. - musl 8ctojl of litt!e
sica! examination the volunteers g:rla.' S!l9 reC(,nt,J decidedf to give
wero subjected to. Nothing but go. J medal to the person
STATE OF OHIO.
City of Toledo,
AjOCAS COUNTY, J
Frank J. Cheney makes oath t
he ia tbe senior partner of tha fir
of F J Cheney & Co., doing business
in the City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that fim
will pay the gum of One Hundred
Dollars for each and every case of
Catarrh that canrot be cured by the
uie of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FiiASt J CVevey.
oworn to beforo tue and bubseribs
ed iu mr presence, the r6th day of
December, A-D. 1836.
A. V7:OLEA?0T,
(rrtrV. . , Notary Publio.
iia 1 s Catarrh Clara i iRl,n im.
ternaily and acts directly on the
blood and ruuooua eurlees of tbe
sytem. Send for teatiruonials. free.
f . J, CHENEY & CO.,
111 , ... -ViVUW,!
old by drug?isti,.73o,
U atUigi(i-.u.teaajia
Siiily.Quickly, Permanently Restored
IIHe to Cure Insumri.a. Fits Il,.7ir,e u.,..
Vcryotu Debility, Lost Vitality. Smniil L ,'.?
Failing Mem.nr the result of Over-work Worrv'
t' lcness. Krrnrs of Vnlllh nr lu...i.l..l
?rice BOc. and tl ; S bo,-s 15.
tor quick, positive and lasting result! In Seluat
VVeakneta, Iiiimwi, Nervous IVMktv aad Loat
-lUlity. use YtLlt fV LaatL SHr fililT
rentrth will give strength anH tone to every part
met e.tect a permanent cure. Cheapest ani bet-
o Pi.li la; by mail.
FRFF A bottle of the femnn. tn.n.u T f.
Pellets will heeiven with a it hox or mor. nu.
Qe ti' Nervine, tree. Sold ouly by
M L Mareh & Co., Aeente. Con.
cord, N. C.
llrlnhlnir Pnlqtte.
The making of pulqne, tho na
tionaId;iLk, is an enormous in
1 -i tm a
.lusiry in iuexico. The natives
look upon ifc as an essential partot
their diet, and its consumption is
universal among all classes cf
people. The intoxication pro.
ducod by pulque is thorough and
apparently satisfactory in all es
sentiala, if one can iudp-e by the
slumbering forms often seen in
the gutters adjacent to tho pul
qnorias or pulque shops in tho
City of Mexico us the night mows
i -i tj
oiu.
Pulque is made from the ma
!v, a species of century nlant.
TI . . . "
x.iu i tojs gamer tho sap from
tne plant by a rough siphon and
. lu a pigBKin. it is
passed throngh a simple process
of fermentation, and in twenty
four hours ft ia fit for use as a
beverage. When fermented it has
the appearance of iced butte
milk, which it somewhat rosem
bles in taste, though to one nn
accustomed to its flavor it
mawusii and repugnant. This
distaste soon wears off, and a
liking for the drink is not long in
assorting itself. It is said to bo a
sovereign remedy for kidney af
,,lu'J"i ""u inere is a saying
that if a man from the North who
has spent noarly all his money in
tn ing to cure kidney trouble has
enough left to carry him to Mex
ico and will drink pulque for two
n,0!it,bs he will be cured.
A gcod maguey field is a profit
able piece of rronertv. TV,.!,
i . .
well-developed plant will yield
from 100 to l.",0 pallons of sap.
The sap is gathered daily for sev
tral weeks before it ceases to flow.
Mexico City aljne consumes 100,
J pints ot pulquo a day.besides
1 .';() quantities of mescal and
I. quila. These are very intoxi-
c .ting spin's obtained by distil
1 .lion from the heart and root ot
U ) maguey. Although to the
i Hilary person to drink them is
nnshnnil and Wtre Dend.
There is a peculiarly sadly be
reaved family in China Grove,
says the Salisbury Sun. La;;t
hnday Mr. Peter Weaver, of that
place, died from some old core
plaint which had worried bim for
a long time. He was buried on
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Sunday evening his wife died,
her death beiug caused by fever.
She was buried Monday.
Mr. Weaver was 6!) years old.
The couple leave a family of seven
children the youngest ot whom
has fever but is improving.
WITTY ENOUGH.
Oov. Johnaton Keapond, lo 7oMl
tnd flakea It l.ivrlr.
There was much of the earnet
logic, pathetio olonUOnco and
gnshin? enthusiasm in tho
speeches at tho Atlanta Peace
Jubiloo, but it was left Gov. Jo
seph F Johnston, of Alabama, to
shake tip tho celebrities with his
splendid wit. After a beautiful
perfection irs? r,dou'-:sible. A man
ei .-i .... .. ..
o; '''' u "je, oven it it wero
tin! !,., .1., . .. .
lu - eye, or wun a
iiiis.sing KaKrr or too nuch or too
litlid ciramnf.-rciico, was not in it.
The only way Shnftor ftnd Wheel
er could bar-. j0fton into the
ranks would have be9a to have
themselves nixed up arid made
' TeppeTaoio men.
1'itz L..hi could i . ver h.-vo lauded
ths loin c-th a private, ebI
Napoleon Banpp-.rto would have
been t'.irnod down.
"I'ortuuatoly co teat was had as
to bruins, and consequently a
hu so number of ofiieura of high
rank were abio to got in.
"I'kpeiiwico obtained from our
late family disturbance had taught
us that tho men who wiu the bat
tles carry tho mutkets, bo we were
extromoly particular about the
privates, and quito indifferent f s
to tho officers. The consequence
was that wo had the best pnyatts
ever afsembled m any army and
some of tho fattest genera!;!.
"Iu conclusion, Mr. Chairman,
if tho States had encountered as
many tlifhcultica iu getting up tho
quotas as they havo in tret tin-'
back tho monev exnondml w,i
in each oae of her two classes who
made the greatest improvement in
playing the scales. The contest was
hsld, and of ths higher class, Miss
Kira Dayvault proved the moat
tfiicient, while honorable mention
was also given Misses Myrtle
DuyvnnH avd Lizzie IVoost. Ia the
second claes, the medal was awarded
to Mi.-s Mary Lilly Sherrill for her
excellent improvement, and Misses
M. B. STIOKLEY-
Attorney at Lw,
Concord N. C.
SFEdlAL All EM ION Onhl
10 C0LI&L110S&.
cps'airg in King building
ii-ar 'oB '.office.
Office
ilOltUioOiM ii. oAl.UWiil.Jb
ArronsiY ai iaw,
COXCOKD, N, 0'
Odiije in Mo.-ria bailding, .ppoait
Slu'rlow Kr.nlA I T . T . I . ,
.nuuuutcrjf auu j una liar h uourc noure.
row were worthy cf honorable men.
tion.
1lioerai Work l'lnlalied.
A final settlement wag made Frk
day with Messrs. Dowd & King fcr
tae buildiaz of our sewerage ejstera
here. The cost of the work, os per
contract, was $2,300, and was to have
been finished in ,60 days, but on
account cf neceteary delays tie force
L. T. HAPTSELL.
ATTORJsEY-AT-LAW,
CONCORD. - - N C.
Prompt attention given to all
bueinesa. Office in Morris building
nposite court house.
D. G Caldwell, M. u. M ,L. Stevens, M.D
Urs. CALDWELL & STEVENS.
Concord. N. 0.
iEce in old i,ost ctTice buildiag
was k.pt here 80 days. Tke line is Opposite Bt. Cloud Ilctel.
now complete and Concord can I Phone No 37
boast of having at least two and one
half miles of sewerage.
Southern
Railway.
allusion to Henry W Grady ha
said in response to tho toast, "Tho
btate Government's Answer to the
Call to Arms:"
"I congratulate tho President
rtn hia l,f.,'.. ..II, i- t ...
.o Liuiuj. uuio to maKo tii:s
trip to Atlanta with less discom
fort and apprehension than one
ho undertook some thirty-five
years ago; and I am euro he tire
fers the kind of hot timo he will
have in tho old town tonb;ht to
the kind he expeiiencod then.
Georgia is distinguished in
many ways, chiefly ia tho fact
that she lies next to Alabama,
and somo partisan nowbr,anors
and political prophets. Alabama
is of c6urso tho greatest of all
tf nffla it. lw I 1 . - k .
" uuuuuanco nnt va
riety of her resources, but Geor
gia has two things wherein sho is
pre-eminent, both foitig out into
many Statee; one nppeaW to the
tenderost recollections of preda
tory boyhood, and the other in
spiring the most patriotio hope of
no lutiiro her watermelon and!
her 'Constitution.'
would now be on the cvo of tho
:acjpaiou.
Alleu IMiiiuo Dea.il.
Beforo we wert to prcs Fri-
d ly afternoon, tha romr.ins of Al
len Elnmc, of Carinonvillo, wore
brought from the placo of tho ac
cident beyond the depot to the
homo here. Ho died a few miu
ules after 1 o'clock that afternoon
The funoral was preached at the
homo of Mr. J F Piame this (Sat
urday) afternoon.
For UTrr.rtitrlVenrs
Mrs. W'inslow's Soothing dyrnp has
been na for over fifty yearj by
minces cf mothera for their child-
ren while teething, with perfect sue- I TUB . . .1
Ooss. It soothes the child. Rofton. c- . ..
, . :i ri rt vri t . . .,
u i..it n uy
of the SOUTH . . .
1 - i
Diarrhoea. It will rel!i tHo ..
' -
: 11 nt , I
ui.e euuerer lmrac-amteir. !io db revtr . . . .
f viwii w.-yAVJi.-J
FLORIDA, CUBA
AND PORTO RICO.
drugiatg in every part of th? world,
Iffonty-fiye eenta bottle. Be ssre
and aj!t for "Mrg. Winsiowa Pooth
in Syrup," and take no other kind.
Strictly FIRST CLASS Equipment on nil
Throiiffh and Local trains; Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars on all Nit'lit
Tiains; last and Sate Schedules . . .
Saw Clorka for the I'.olltlni-a.
vauitou ia v.-orsicg oti'e zte
I'rug store.
.moo, a uimiu ruuer una .Lizzie
Eoatain Lave baen added ,j the Hat
of oierka at the ii .ckei. Mitd I'.dhr
ia in the ni.iin sto.e, H biiu ilitfi Bos-
tain id ill tha In,.',..!: !
Mibi
no (jiuuoh huu.
''iry Skinntr, c.d Mcirs.
viu Ua'eLet atd Kuluh Cline
dfp.rimeit tt Gijwn'g
are in the to;
dreg stere.
Travel by .the Southern ana
you are assured a Sale, Coin,
lortableand Expeditious Journey
Aeriloa Practice.
"I learn," aha said reproachfully.
"that you were devoted to no fewer
than five girs before you finally
proposed to me. How do I k now
that you d dn't make desperate ArP'y Ticket Apents for Time Tables.
i , ii ,., utrHporaie Pates and General inlormatloc,
leve to all of them. t,r Address
"I did," he replied promptly. R. L, VERNON, . F. R. DARBY
" i'ou did !" ehe exclaimed. cilrine fj r kV A-
i,r,,, , , . , tnariotte, N. C. Ashevllie, . c.
Certainly," he returned. -ou No Trouble to answer Questions,
clout euppote fur a minute that I rntc r T ,
wouid be fool onou.h to try for llTtk:
man a pr;z9 as von urn n-ii.hniif
practicing a little firth do you ?"
Commonwealth.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Her liczilh stored
Aa
ri' tliko to buy tho com, so we hko sawalloning a fiery furnace.to
Paaat'd In Twculy Minnfra.
The pension bill paed the lownr
house of Conirregs on Thnrtrio
within 20 minutes afti r beina nn-
"nted. It currica an increape cf $1
000,000 making the nppropria'dun
ror pensions ?I15,23.'JS30. .
ra.ten tne hogs with it uud BLip
the meat cf tho hogs away.
Mure than one huudrod thou
sand hoga are exported from this
country yearly.
Myhtlh Dayvaclt,
Seventh Grade.
Miss Laura Leslie, Teacher. j
pain to of the peon they aro as
ndeful as would be the softest of
. f "old Scotch" to i Northerner.
't'W Or lilii yriro i'lmite.
Covernor Russell baa appointed
Mr. Beverly Itoyster, of Oxford.
Adju'ant General of the Btate
Guard, vice Mr. Andrew Cowles
who resigned. Mr. Uoyuter has
been connected with the military
companies of tbe State for several
yearc, having been iuoptctor of
some of the companies.
Ansa Catarrh quickly yields to
tr atmnntby Ely's Cream Balm,
which is agreeably aromatic It is
received through the nostrils,
cleaiites and heals the whole surface
over which it diffuses itself. To
test it, a trial s;z9 for.10 cents or the
larg , f ir CO cents, is mailed by Ely
IlrotLi ,y, 56 Warren Street. Now
Yor.;. Drujrgiste keep it. A reme
fo: I a.-id Catarrh which is drying
or eliciting to the diseased naem
brant ,- ould not be used. Cream
JUalujj in ncoguized as a epeoific,
""""K my texr i can say
ii.-. .1. . .. - i
mat mo projliiiuatiou v war
fjund all tbe States ready; not
one in tho sisterhood but had her
1 I a ,
lamp trimmed and glowing with
patriotic light; all difference us to
the rightfulness or expediency of
tno war disappeared, and once
more the iriou of tbe North and of
the South wero ready to couient
tho Union with their commin-iliug
blood.
"Tbe conditions wore not the
same m all the Statee; some had
wen-organized and efficient troons
i . . . i
roauy tor instant service. Goor
eia was peculiarly happy iu that
tne call upon her never reached
such proportions but that it could
be filled by ilio colonels on the
staff ot tho Governor without any
fuuiuiuiiiijr evue missing, or pos
sibly regretting thorn. Ohio had
only to take a titho of her lato
dieappoititod candidates for Fed
eral patronage and her quota, was
full, and everyone happy, oi:poc-
Iliry H. iiK inbcri- l I :i; Vi x ( oil i !,.
O,,o of tho iiie st ccci dons ia oui
!-'. iai circles fur a wbil.i i;
- " i. ijay iiif,Lit ot the
raarnagc of :U. aud Jlrj. 11 L liar-
no at their r. ii l.o.eo on N.irth Main
street, alter ei-j..jir.g their marriage
'dfs since Dt.cereWr lCvb, IS'
i.igatt en In.-.ds ivere invited. The
fi'atura r,f the evening was the
drawing of one of our most useful
animals on a evoked e'a, using
me i;p oi their h.-...(,r. Mr, H.hai.d
Then p
-Viii'3 ability at t':is work
Was soon rtaliz d and be gained tl.
superiority. A sumptuous supper
was served alter nards.
A ii mini ost-r Supix r.
St. John's congregation will hold
their annual oyster supper under
tne auspices of the Woman's Horns
and Foreign Missionary Society on
fnday evening and niaht of tbe
30th aj tho old Grange Hall. E very
body ia invited to participate in tbe
pioa?uros of tho occasion.
In Sute JlanUH.
A . I . . .
ikiattiiU.s euuor tnus an-
nouEcedan important event in the
oca! newspaper world: It id with
f.ehajj of distress that we retire I
from tho actiye control of this pai
per; tut we leave our jiurnal with
a fii titlemm who ig finnucially better
ab.e thau we are to haudle ir. The
gentleman is welUknown in' this
community. He is the sheriff.
L
X
" v.
' V
5
v.5t rrj..
el A I
1
rIIE rol.KTy of sliwph-ssuena coo only b
roallied by tlioso who hare experi
enced It. N'ervousnosa, Blccplossuti,
-'r-5,3 tri'T "eanacnf3, ncunuula ana that mlserabli,
ISVUi I i- heihl tecluft unrest, can surely he cured hy Vt.
''If-Jlt'll Miles' i.tni-.ti K-ri o .
Dr. Jhlos ot this fact that all dru.'cists ara
authorized to refund prlco pild for tho Crnt
douio tried, providing It dues not beueUt,
Jlra. Henry Uruiis, wlfoof tho well known
blacksmith at el rand Junction, lo-.va, says:
"I was troubled with sleepksHii.wa, tit rvous
ucss, headache find lrre,;uhirnn'iistruatoni
eutruriiig untold misery for yc.irs. I uhhI
various advertised remedies for female com
plaints besides beinjt under the care of local
physicians, wl.hout helii. 1 nolle, d in or.
Miles' advertenieut the testimonial of a
lady cured of ailments similar lo mine, and
I shall never cease to thank that li.iy. 11, r
testimonial tij,tuted h e ti. use Pr. Mili-'
Nervine and Nerve un.l l.i v r fill t. a I, ,. I.
ARE YOU
RAM!
constitution uiuk-nnincd bv ex
'..-.u aganoo m eating, Ly tlisrc
s''irding the laws of nature, or
'ihysical caal all g-ono, if so,
NEVER DESPAIR
Tiitt's Liver ri!l:; v. ill cure you.
For sick 'io-ad.ichr'. dyspepsia,
sour stoiricfi, inaJaria, torpid
iivcr, constjiiatiors. biliousness
md all kiiieLx-1 uisenscs.
an absolute cure
lis
h'V.i (! !'.( fit PfHo.ircguaraw.i'il toD-tl
a-.-iiiii u.Iiiihw "Otxceut, ttdp--.
111 llo
'hem pine tilm
Hew ai.tl ltcileil
".:u i r: r s
l'i Kuvxt-ariii .
it ;r I ,
itac
restored mo to 1;
for tir.Mllcs'Kc..
I'r. Miles' Kernel, s
are srcl 1.7 all !:: .: .
piLs under a poMt ive
guarantee, ii, -t tu t 1 le
ber.elittf or n.ouey re
funded, llooli on dls.
oasosof the htart and
nervaMfreo. A.l.lress,
h. I , :,nn.,t se y
,! :li
tf f.octoro xv
I. '. 't. . !
Dii. M1LE.S MfcOroAt, CO.. tlalurt, luu. j
tvory womaa nuod Dr M1W HaJo I'llhfc
A