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CONCORD, N. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 1899.
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"For our Ji bt fu lotion, w' lob i
but for a mr-men', workub for us
fjr more xe (.ding end etarnii
weight of glory ."
Tina world is full of suOriug; aloti
the utiuruful ir
Tbe nolie of ra 1 complaining an
singing everywhere
Lore ohieldeth not ir.r idols fron'
death's upaparing darts,
And the whoia widee.rtb is teominf
with o.-ushed arid br ken boartr.
Yet wf r 3 co clouds of ti now mount
our potLw.y driun,
Tl a world would be a par.'idiir v
vfcuid l ot ;!-,& in of bei.yfii I
Ti ! -ning heart to to purify is nam
the chfis'eriii'g rod,
To ciecipitne Ibn rpirit aiid draw i
nigh to God.
Wtt ere bid to bow in rneeknrsi li
the lo-ss of tbi)9'- w1 love,
Aid are pointed to th- mercy of I
Providi ECe above,
To ra'se the heart to heaven with
metjk and holy true'',
Acd (ilenie i! rt pioinca that have
bowed it to tbe dust.
We amy tint 2f the parpoea wbj
our hearts are pain d anu rivsn,
Y"' witb a faith ntidoobting, let nr
e'ill b.'ik up to heaven I
Thil life i f ti 1 1 of trial, yet wa know
tbat Oca i.-0'.o
Look-i ever I'lOVin iH'-.n ua itb i
Bvffipu'.L'lB.Bff lo,!)
r.d p'.-u-wi our ir-f -mities, though
o;;j. r: may d -tl 'e,
For 'ho V.--art bath lot a sorrow by
LI.! b he wl tried .
On, 1 t Lb -In n Id pm.ient ! be me A,
tr.d mu-Ciur 1:0
J iorijjL r 'fin! r.r.d ginom andshd.
o.v jiiriti.nd our earthly lot;
And Uu Le Un n pinetb, think
of i. vat ?itd- O j.i
Wli.i kly b swl euff-.red, In
rin f r u.i 0 crew 1 1
Wt k u.v tba.
v ' !(. ! li!
I 0 P H e ;,i
.' Lih mysferut ;
li i.ii designed
t r.'iiush'cerce on th
J ;
But . 11 ti'- i ' '; raiifomed, mC
1 i d feun 1. '1 'jpei aledj
Tbe u.iiii ',':! kin. lafinitj bad al.
will bu rf ,.i .
Tarn L't i 1 uce Ua anchor of our
cot. t'i!fiDce arid tr ist
On the uiighe of the Creator, thi
On a 'potent, !' Jus!
Whoui)w;'le nriy cot q'teatioB,
tor tie hiddrn n:otive id,
Yet rett in the a stirunoe tbat "lie
do-lb !1 tilings well ."
Vt'o Imve U-en blown . letter
froto Jir. W O Sir n-ic'j, cbtiir
'tiuu of tbe rxccntire f;orumittee
of tbe N'jrt'i Caioiinri. Soldiers'
Home at liuit.-.'n'', li.Ulrossecl to
JIU'S Hotio IItirrin, ttcasurer of tbe
Dodaoti-lvitii.it tlf Chapter of
Danghturs of tbe Confederacy, ex
Iiretising his tbiitil.a to the Chap
ter for tnuir l -'iiuUrti ce of $25 to
th Ho!iro' Llof 11. The gift waB
highly f.'poeirtt m1.
4koitl la 4'.m(Mfr.
It A Dodd, no well known
liorH Utiiilu, ill p. -11 a onr load
of bortoH and runic at auction on
Ttifil(y, tbt" Jilf t, nt the st.ible of
Mr M J Coil, on Enwt Depot
street, at the ol J tni-rble stand of
A N McNiiH'l . wj20
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It v. b'ioi'T(, i.tf It- iiiijt rrfiuetiy
for 1 ''it etaf- o! rfu, ts. I'. oxort
ft wmitif rfi.i 1 r h.'n'n , st.nili-enii-ir
e 'us; !i laoneuToa
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pr-n-r! funl pftnif-.i nsnstrnitfon,
V-.r Li'? it ia tb bet
n-'.iriiia ttiftip. JV bentic(i
d'M'i otflffn-'!, end holpt to
bfn,( cUlldr-n nt'J homti bmrett
(01 ypuDi it i ir'no'itM, ntlmu
ln n, M! tl.''-m tl t wholo
"r n t-t r?Ti. tW i.i fiflOTcd
. . ..11 .iTtTi-ri w im. .1. Why wM
., .1 hTir U1 loi
l.hln rftitbT
j ' c l(ir. '
t qiti sjtrUt
' - Hny tym , rui.
,1.S.C. w-tl
'f) ut'.d wtnt n C -r 'V. v
tnr la;in Jl t. t' '"' ctttlri
8
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n: ni:',v f o.'io.i mill,.
1 he l.li2'irlN A' M:i-n!j' nm 11 fiiclnr-
lS' 1 ii;jiim i-tn.ii i liil.i I ll -I-DMI
'tL.v llf fl.!mi'i y Ih Ait flu mt
Plrd To tv I nuit'l u nl LtHHt In
Werk or I wo.
Not u.any months ago c tnpntj
was organized to bnild a cotton 1
in the eastern prt of Conoord acroes
fron? the ("abBrrUi Roller Mill.
This coin p toy bears tba .'tms tf tbe
Lipprde & 8bely Manufctn.ing
tj'oDipuny acd tre lona the bu"n of
the rpicdles will bo biard as in 63T-
r3l other parts of Coreord .
The erg;ne and boiler has bei'n
planed for some time and baa already
-tartidon its long j b of aoik. Tin
boiler isSO-borsa powtr, while tu
ngioe, an us'cdate Corlide, is 125
bene power. All of tbis m-cbinery
111 tbeeogine room is entirely ne.
As siated in thin paper heretofore,
tbe lnpper room is on the test twl
of tbe buildir.g u joining thu lauin
room, while the engine room is 1st
bet ind ui on the north tide of tb
baiidin.
The mill maobinery is not entire
y new tome of it having been rut
not more than six mouths while
dome of it bag been in nee for a
couple of jeiirs, yet it was picked
from different mills in liortlic-rt
States by Mr. W P Sicaly, and only
tbe best oiacbincry of be mills war
;k' n out.
The' inventory of the machinery
8 aj follows : Of the Lowe II mnk-;
of mauliinery there are 10 carUe, '3
sp'-ederfl, 1 clubber and 2 fpojlers.
Of tbe Wi iiin maku there nri t
spinning frames oa which me 240
spindlea cuch, 4 drawing beads with
four deliveries each Thera are alB"
I laiipers in tbe mill of tbe White.
had & Athtrtou's inauufuc'urs.
All of tbe machinery' his comt
nd been placed in iu position tin )
evtry pt is now being made "true."
Before another week pasees it IB thi
intention of Mr. Shealy to tak
omo onttrn thronh the mHchinert
f:om one end of tha mill to tin
uuir. More than the aJji.slinij of
pulleys eto , th&y will be reidy in h
few d-ij!.
No I0C018 will be run in this mill,
their only work being to make ekain
yam fri'ni 14i to 21i. If tht
business jnstiliei it seme time in tht
future, the build:r. will be enlarged
nod more will be done than by even
the present oapi'al stock f $50,000
MONTflLY HE! OUT
or me Qmded Kriiool for l tie Monlti
or ueeruibor Honor lloll AImo.
Oentral Building.
Boys 173, girls 171, to al 344;
per cert vt aitendunce 94 ; lardy 71;
i-orporal punishment 9; truaucy 0
visitors 9.
Forfst Hill.
Boys 44. girk 42, toul S6 ; per
cent of attendt.nc- 86 ; lardy 17;
corporal punishment 4; trnanoy 0;
viaiiora 0
Oaom nrille.
Bjjs 40. K'rlt 43, total S3 ; pel
aent of attendance 3 ; tardy 11;
oorporal punibhmeiit 0; truancj 0;
visitora 1.
Colored
Boys &5;irld 113, to'al 198;pi.r
oeut of at'tadanci 90; tardy 14S;
icr;crsl punisLmnt 19 ; trnaucy 1;
visiters 8
Totals: Boys 34i, girls 39, of
ill 711.
Honor Pull.
Wr P-'yFf8'ie Pctud', Oil e
Vmner, Jjln Wrtldicg'0.1.
L' tira L B '.e Sim ley Monttf'im
r, jijrtlc! Dyvauli, h e Jvhaccn.
llidi LiuK Obarl Forr.r.
Mud Miai a Oluri i ce !i itfel.
Mis. Lu l !.'atn;e Wilscu, V 'rnii
3'umo.
Miss Slriokr Fracoif Ooodno ,
E-M;iy IJj'OVfu, E ina Cone!', Mary
'loTinon .
M.iu Harris t.'anie Pj!rr-a.
Mi. g i)idm A-mie ''('oke, V?flj
ie II titirix, ft;y Pa tsisoti, Lathe'
'"prnneld .
(,'alcri d School.
A E Ureely Ohndni.' tli-ir, Itlatidi
iJeis'or, E1U McOree, Outoie II
'.ni. Kiiitnn li .eooi'. L vi Obrirtian
L'lura Hill Mamie Turner, li'.dit
Shenp. k. CSt! 'er,
Snpt.
HIU Mill nt Mil folk.
Norfolk, Jan. 10. A silk u-ili
will be rslublibbed at Lamlx-rt's
Point, in t'.e suburbs of Norfolk.
A company with $400,000 capital
has been orauizsd and the money
secured. A vaeni't tuctory hire
will 1"3 IcuSdJ al ouie, oud i,i tLiu
local labor will bo trained during
the erection ot a pertuuueiit
Imildiug, which wi'l tt.iu i.biit
.Uay 1st. A I'lii'iougli investiga
tion (f ciiiuntio cond'.tioiif; horn
to Itw belief tiiat Noifolk vns
ho l)fnt poiat in thin' t:t untry for
the purpoan. This will ba tho
Hi t large ei Ik mid ia tin) iSu'.th.
ritfliLlnjc curiuriiliou.
We hiv) of;uu wihhsu to eiiape
our te itimeiit i:i ndfqna'u wcrda
the t: k e top;c. Tae iViluiit glon
I-!o-r.ii; j St.r h:vi saved tig the labor
at..; Ll - u i : is :
Coore ia i cei tuiu c'as tf po'i
icians tbiso nntiy wbo .eui lo
think the sum of utasiua
sbip coaoiils iu Qbting corpuiuonc
and making it as diflioult as possible
for the corporations to live. The
fa t tLat it is a corporation is
enough for them, regardless of what
itc'iisor does not. But there are
Jitfiit'Ct kinds of corporations, and
tvh'lu nume of them dedere fighting
and thrashing, there are olberj
which, instead of bard knock?, de
dei f j support Bud encouragement, a
fait which ia not always duly ojus
eidered. VVheo corpora ions com
biua for tho purpesi of tecurin;
monopoly of ooiamodi .its in com
moa uce, especially of tbe necssa
ries of life, destroying competition
and then advancing the price ot
commodities to extort from con
sumers and make unreasonable pro
fits, they become .public eneiaits and
put tuemselya beyond the pal
of generous treitment. No one who
is not pecuniarily identifiVl in feme
way with tucli a combination wJl
defend it. Th' re are other corpnri
tionj which are publio benefactora,
although public benefaction waf
not the inrpiratiou of theii
crei'ion. I'rivae gain iris ha
iuepired them, but in contributing
o private gain they became public
betiefiiC'.orit, bicatis' they eju'du'i
dl. the former without doing the
latter, altheugh thoy might and
often do the latter withou-; doing
ibu former.
Oonspioioua, and the moat oon
p:cuous, nmong these corporations
arc tba railroad i, wbich fur t tu
reason havebeccute the pet Bitision
of a certain class of politiouua w bc
aajiire to be connidered ataeameu.
The Populist p .rty sprung iuto ex
idtence with aotai-otiiciu to tialreads
is iti principal atnek in trade, wbib
if it hrdu't been for railroiids eom
of their loudefltvruou'h SBJailantn
vrotild uev,jr have ben (liecovered
inaide of the poli icul arei a, for thi
country that many of tb m repre
sent would still bs a wilderneca.
They didn't carry their antagonism
o the extent the o'd fellow in Mis
tour! did who wanted to pull up the
rails of the firt railroad built in that
State beoatue the locomotive fright,
e eJ bis cattle. Tbe lend the old
felloiv cwred wa worth about b'x
or eitjht dollars an acre, sad cow i'
is worth from two hundrtd to fiv
fintd ed dollars an acre and t!v
railrond which frigh'euod his catth
ind worriidhim eo nooh did it.
I'bey Konldu't do liko thit old rua
'10 tear up tbe rails, because the
recognized tba fast that they are
pubiio conv, nieiice, and of some u -e;
but ihey would taka thi m away
from the nif-n who owned thi-m if
:by refund So acoipt the price of
fireJ and run them as a mere ao
oomaio lation( and os an annex tf
t epulitcd party which happened
to b? iu power wbtn goveinm.-nt
control was secured.
There is iioi as unch of thai kind
of uoi.sousn talkvd new as ttwe wi s
i few yeHrs ago, for thfl pi op'e have
:ttn tbe gmzy ('emagofjy of he
a'e.-men bo wore on', tfcrirora'cry
oa trie rauioa anu inma tu tnui
lia rort.'s oii'at to h..ul them a(
bos" ,-.ves, and giva tliem piricrs
oir 'iCOLiumooa loos, -oo : out enr
he tear oa raiiroda eoi'S on, not fot
be purpose of mak tg them ca
tionu! tr S a'e property, but for the
purpose of bumpering und reatri ;t-
irg tut qi 'o Jie dJt ut sotnt!uja cf
ineking it unprofitable to run tbtm
nod (nfi)ioir;; a rii,id economy iu
operati g th..t luipaiis their Uiefol
ofss as p'lb'x serval.ta iiud cnitncu
earn ra it it oo a not no o'ut. h
bmkrup- them. Ibat kind of m
Uoniew iJ even more ('aneroue
than t .e Pi pallet meilfl cf mu f ire
wi', b ciu e its probable tff.ct is
no' eo a; prent and hsa politics i p-
ptar iu it, altlionh there m-j be a
good deal.
W-ilo all 0'" portion- which bold
pib'ic fiatictn8C3 ar.d obtain privi.
le;eij by law, and pcblia protio i ,
should be hed under piojier restric
tion', they sheull be given every
enci urigement consistent with jus
tice 'o the people from wham they
rtceivs tleir franchises and pro'ecsj
tioa. Thi is true in a general ay
and npp i(3 to all par's of the coun
try, but it is enioifily true cf the
.irrh, tiii.nh has entered upon a
a-w in itJd1 .iul caiecr, and ia to be
not only a great arioultaral bat als
so ft great munufantnring eeouon,
although we have scarce' y orjswd
the tbrrrh Id y.'t. Kea'uing this, it
U lu'i.vi v'aiijed, lib rid legi .1 .tion
lj it i? nt'ed'"', an I l'oue of thenai
li Hthi-d, iii tuag ''gU'1, hiru icip-
pii'C, enterprise-H.nolberiuj; brand.
Vile ftii'iim i tin?, wo have lu
view all mJi;4iri"l entr-prises tl.'
riqaire co rp iauju or ipi'cial lu
yentuieiit of tap. til, and t.pl tk M
orixocrier.ce, to oprrnte, wa iiiv
tncu eq-ro uliy in viewou; ruilrouJe
which more frqucntly than other
enierjiiistpj and almost coutii ddub
ly, a.e tbeflulj.'otR of legifU'ivt.
propositions or cf Irgisla'.iys action .
North OaroMns has not ytt one-half
of the railroad mileage she needs,
and North Carolina must Dot get the
nama tf being unfriendly to rail
roadp for that will retard their con'
strootion, and by doing that will
binder development and prevent tbe
establishment of a multitude of
othsr industries which railroads
make possible, whioh could not be
established or oonld not be kept alive
if they were established, without
railroads. There are portions of
North Carolina now in which tbe
ivbirr of machinery is never heard,
which would be alive with it if the;
had r dlroad transportation, as there
aie portions now which two de
cades ago were almost in primeval
state, in whioh there are great maui
ufacluiing centers because they
have railroad transportation .
What nature does for a country by
applying rivers wbich become
highways of transportation, oapital
dots in a better, more reliable and
more expeditious way by supplying
-ail roads, whiuh, unlike tho livers,
go whete men want them to go, snd
are always under the direction and
control of win. They cross the
valley and ttie plain, and the moun
tain, and neither droughts nor raine
nor fret z-s make them ncelecg for
tLe time being.
While exercising due diligence in
protecting the Commoni3alth and
'he pt-ople, our 'er;ialutlou to encour
age enterprise and tho inves.nient of
capital in such enterprise as have a
tendenoy to develop our resources
build up olber enterprises and cons
tribu'e to the General prosperitv
bou!d bo 1 road gauged and liberal."
Let ttie InvrntlKatlon .Be Tlioronsli.
Mr. J K littery, recently ap
pointed superintendent of the State
farms, is quoted as saying tbat he
has finished an inspection of all the
farms on the Roanoke river and
that he finda only one, Somerville,
in good condition; that there are Biz
thousand barrels of corn yet uns
gathered on the Roanoke bottoms,
and eight hundred bales of cotton
unpicked.
This is one view of tbe lack of
btimnecs management tbat has pre-
rniied undor the Smith and Mew-
borne administration. The people
ouht to know every fact conneoted
with tbe penitentiary, and the in
vestigating committee ought to use
a net that will catch the rascals and
inc impotentb "a-coming and a-go-
iog"
Tbe committee ought to be com
pelled of tbe ablest and fittest men
in both Houses men who will have
tbe time to go to the bottom, and if
they cannot get all the facts by the
arij lurnmentof the Legislature they
ouht to be empowered to finish
the investigation after the adjourn
ment of the Legislature. Their pro
ceedings would probably give us
"Fraud Report Number 2." News
and Observer.
A looil Nuifif -ntlou.
A board of pardons is very badly
nee Jed in North Carolina, and is a
matter which the Legislature should
attend to. It is too great a reepon-
nihility for any one man, as the
Governor doos, to exercise the par-
J.ir.ing power. The pardoning power
is ofteu abused and or.e man is more
krly to abu.be it than would a
board of pardons. Monroe En
quirer. ftrnflerl Meliool Ilulltlliiff Burned.
Tno Durham graded school build
ing for the colored was destroyed
Wednesday night by fire. It is be
lieved to ba Incendiary. The build
ing and equipments coat over 87,
000, Tbe insurance was $4,500. It
will be rebuilt at onco.
faciei of Beauty
j health. The secret of health is
he power to digest and assim
late a proper quanity of food
This can never be clone when
.ho liver does not act it's part
DoyouS;nov this?
Tuii.'ti Liver Tills arc an abso
lute cure for sick lieacl.UiiC.dys
j.epsia, sourstoir.ach, malaria
.onstipaLion, torniJ liver, piles
j.iuf.uice, l)i)tou:i fever, bilious
iH'b.s ami kindred diseases.
Tutt's Liver Pills
A nORRIBLE DEATH.
A Ynanv lirnliiiifin'H t'oni Nil
Uhllo ( iiiipiiuv iiih In tlie (tinr
luiie YHrn Rudy Horribly JKnu
(lid. Au uwfnl death did Mr. M
Enoch, of Htokesdale, titokes
'Utility, incut in Charlotte Thuis
day Li;:bt --lii!o roupling cars ia
the yard. Vriul.j just in the act ol
making the coutiliuj.;, bin foot
slipped and the wheels pafsml
over his body, crushing his, thigL,
mushing bin arm bniliy anl cnt-
ting bis right lcjj. This hnppenod j
about 8.30 Thursday nilt ntul
the young man, amid the most
awful suffering, lived until 11
o'clock, each moment begging
that he be relicyed from such
pain as he was enduring.
He was a young man and is of
course known by all of tho rail
road men, bis run as brakeman
having been between Spencer and
Greenville.
btlll Blnklnff Improveoienla.
A force of hands are at work at '
tbe depot preparing for tbe obange I
soon to be made tnere into our new
passenger elation. Tbe walk along
next to tbe main line is being grav
elled. A big job is boforo them changing
the pipes to and from the water
tank which will be placed near the ,.
engine room of the Cabarrus mills.
Pipes are being tuken out at son-o
places, while new ones are boing
put in at othor places. The water
lank near the bridge will be torn
away, aa will also the etandpipe
now utanding near the crossing.
Two new Btaadpipen will be put iu.
The dopot, with the exception of
putting in the seats and changing
the ticket cflioe aud telegraph
wires, now awaits its "christening."
It seems to still be a question as to
whether the telegraph operator will
occupy the new room or stay in the
freight office, as heretofore.
I'rubnbly Htw Collon Mill.
In the Salisbury correspond
ence to tbe Charlotte Observer, I
we ace that Mr. Julian A Hall, of
Danville, Va., chief engineer of
the Cona Export Company, of
Greensboro, accompanied by three
directors ol the company, loft Sal
isbury Thursday for the Bhoala in
the upper part of that county.
Thoy went for the purpose of
closing a deal for the Fisher Fall
property, and it is their intontion
to build thore the largest cotton
mill in North Carolina. Theyj
.,, . . f I 1 f -
will have from tho wonderful fall
of water at this point a Lorso ; IMHj,. a ca.ivass of the Seunta ex
power of 12,500 for the operation pect not n ore than a dozon votes
of their mill. There seoms to be ,
no doubt about the promoters
putting this enterprise through.
Ttie Ureal rim.
Memphis had a fire Thursday
night that consumed the large
dry goods establishment of J Street a republican form of gov-
Menken & Co., to the value of
$750,000.
A fire destroyed half of Bridge-
water.Navia Scotia about the same
time, including 68 stores. The
residence portion of tho town was
narrowly saved. Losses were
about $250,000.
Krv. C. Miller Klected Eriu'Velim.
At a meeting of the homo nii3-
sion board of the Mecklenburg
Prehbvterv some davs aco. I.eT.
C Miller, who is now pastor of
Rocky Iliver Presbyterian church,
was electod as evangelist for
Stanly county. It is not known
whether he will accept. If he
accepts his headquarters will be
at Albt marlo.
A Npeelnl Kdlllo'n.
Mr. C Beauregard Poland ef thin
city is prepariug to publish a haud-
Bome souvenir f dition of prominent
North Carolina Democrats, in honor
of the grand fight for white supre macy
by the Democratic patty it
the ncont oampaign. It ia Mr. Po
land's intention to make this edi
tion one of the ha ndsomest ppecia'
publications ever isaued in the
State. The cuts ot representative
Democrats to be ned in this publi cation
will be handsome baJMone
work, exeouted by one of the lead
ing engraving firms of tba oounlry
The edition will be appropriate!
illuetrated, and will contain artieh
by the mist forceful writers In tl
3 'ate.
When completed, thi edition w i.
ba about (10 pages, tno 1014,
printed on handsome tinted paper.
It will bo o , publication that one
w'll iak pleasure la rem ding.
Raleigh Ponr-
R3ake9 the food more delicious and wholesome
(tO'H flWM
ICE FACTO KY !
Cnneoril Will Tail lit Line hi liure
lee Mill l Mmlo llilnre lw-l
-?tip' Concord Ire anil r'nel Com
;iiiy.
Another entmptis? bun ioiu
for Coccoro, and this titno i i ui..
ico factory.
Before tto moiilLis have parsed
ice will be made riLt hero ii-
Concord instead of boir.2 bonghi
from adjoining towns.
Beyond all doubt all of tbe ma'
ckinery, corsisltDg of engine, boiler
condenser, eto., hsve been ordered
and i!I ba in operation by the 15th
of Fthruary .
The fir;n name will be the Oon-
r.,n
jM
0 i Fael Company. Mr.
1 Jay vault, whose merits are
w 1! knu j 'iifor enterpr'se aDd go
a! .-- '. v, i!l be the Bole proprietor of
the ejti-.iil , huient. Ood and wood
iu luroe 'i jsntitiis will be handled
fn connection with the ice factory.
This ia an enterprise of which
CVior or I ciin well be proud and
ihich will put it in line with other
tiiWtig . . m fomo calibro.
A pliort iilit.
Hit t'iroe tbin3 are ceo.
In
- i-;r-',
hi-O'vltdgr.', tctnpi;r atid time.
!' 0 : ' - Mi .
Men r. ;rratle the gods in r.othitig
r-o mviili .it doittr; good to thour fel
low c; .t't..-:8. Cicero.
Tl: . sr.; few wild beasts more to
he dri'-dd tu.ia a talking man hav
ni nothing to say. Swift.
i --ro Urs.i and sure the hand of
ecuii.ge stri'iiia when it obeys the
wstc'if 1 1 rjc cf caution, 1'Lompi
WortiH r-.e lika leayrp, an t wbtro
tbe mn-.t, nbonnd nmcb frut of
aonai- bue nth is rarely fnd.
N !' ) tfton cn brines cullant
and iiol-m nuurts in weak liosoms,
o'triT'ht, 'lod bless her, in woman's
bre'i t. - - Dickons.
T", l.nti caessbaanother plitpue
atf.-i in' 1 t- it, even curiosity, for
lirat i j v i-h to hear much tbat
t io) H..M have much to sav.
i v.: .
?'-r. . lonr's Auu niliiieat.
Oitlio Demoeralio side
i;;l i ci tjn Senators will
onlv
yoto
I1L.-W .ML I.IIJ lULLULIULilI UL IL1I7
lv, ( f Thow .ho
. ,i ii .ni:n..ni;n..
,u unoLoer unnus
amonditiei-t offered by Mr. Hoar
will roceiva a larger support on
both sides of the chamber. This
amf-mlinei t i? a declaration
aca": i policy aud principle of
territorial expansion, it declares
that it is the purpose and the in-
teiKion of the UDueu estates to
iiumniit m tiie I nilippine Islands,
and t ) voluntarily withdraw its
power and authority an soon as
the people of those islands are
cap tblo of managing their own
rifl-iire. It expresses in a lew
wouIh tho policy so eloquently
iid ii tiod by Mr. Bryan ajid other
euiiuetifc men, and while thi ro is
uo in, liability that tun peace
t'ei iy v, ill bo amtiided, because
tint; would necessitate tho reas-
iseuiblinj.: ct tho runs commis
uioi crs. Mr. Hoar's aiumidineut
nvil. l-e ohoreet as a soparato prop
OBI
th.
eei
.in to be voted upon txtore
1 itaiy is ratilie.d and will re
e tho support cf nearly ail
ihe D- t locrutio Senators and
(jure a anmbcr of llepublieans
tl.iu ni i unwilling to ast;uuio tho
ri "-ponnibility of u pomianent gov
yiii nel in tha Philippines or a
coa ninl in hey nun here,
iu,: u Corret-pondeiiOtf
.! ( I'l'-l.
-Wabh
Chicago
NOTICE.
Tin
'lrl
i toeLhoIders of tho O W
'ii Miinufiicturitig Com-
pa.-y ct heibby notified to meet
.it ill) o flice of G W ratterHOn,
and Treas., iu Concord, on
Wediif-sday tho 25ih diiy of Janu
ary, iSO'.l, at 10 o'clock, a. m., for
tbu tranwaetion of impoitant br.si
ne?8. l''urther notice is kivei;
(he t application will be made tojwa8''iiooked" of
!m Clio-, k of the bupenor Couit1
! t ibi-.i rua tfcunty to amend the
' ,iu: i tho'eompaiiyfi'.l; Hie ex
i ..ti of thirty days t'r.-uu thin
, J n. 1-1, lAti:'
Ti' P. K.'.vdi.kv,
Jdl'wfli
President.
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PftwnPK CO., NFW YORK.
IlllSUllEVI NrAIKNIIAN UKIU.
JMr. Ilinuli'y 1'nnMeii Awhjt nt 10:3il
Frfiliiy Alc-ht--Uri mid Pnenuio
nlM Hie Cnuiie.
CougresHman Dinley died Fri
day Lijbt, tho 13'h, at 10:30
'c!.ck. Ilis sieknets da'.is from
D csmb n 29 h. Ha took la iripjie,
ttiul opening do:r to every kind cf
malady, aiid ptiPitmonia let ir,
against which modiol skill battled
in vr.ip,
II was nearly G2 years old, and
of course ouiy in tho prime of life
as to statesmanship. He vr?s the
father of the present tariff bill
which is a monument to bis
financiering ekill viewed from the
Republican, or protective tariff
standpoint. lie served Lis native
State, Maine, from '73 to '75 as
Governor, and has been jn Congress
since '81.
An Aged 1'Hdy I-anties Away.
Mrs. Leniz, the aged mother of
Messrs. William, Eliind Crawford
Len'z, and several married daught'
era, died Friday night at the home
of her son, Mr, William Lentz, of
No. 9 township. Mrs. Lentz was
81 years old. She was a widow for
many yeare.
Mr. I'rotiHe Exonerated.
We inserted the dispatch as we
saw it with regard to the suicide of
Miss Plonk, of Lincoln county. It
was Baid that it was probably a
love aflair that caused tbe resh aot.
She was engaged to Mr. Jno.
Crouse, with whom it was said she
had quairsled at a party. Crouse,
it seems, was away, and the quarrel
Could nut hove occurred. lie wan
at her burial greatly distressed, and
eays he was off trying to get the
means to bj ready to marry her.
lie Wauled the l.nrjcor Olrl.
liev. Huvner, before returning to
bis home at Newton, went up to tie
jail and talked to Mr. David Uan
nan, to induce him to give consent
for hia lawr girl to return to Naw
ton with him. It was the intention
of Rev. Havner to take her to his
own home and keep her there. Mr
Hannan would not giye his consent
though.
iM
A Tonnif Acffro Iloy Indicted.
Aleck Martin, a young negro
boy, was tried before Eiq. Hill
today (Saturday) for the stealing
of some birds iroin a conveyance
in the back lot in roar of Enppen
field's. When Deputy Townsend
was about to arrest him, the nogro
started to run, but Mr. Townsend
has a reputation for swiftness of
the fcot aud soon succeeded in
grabbing the coon. The little
negro tried to shed his coat, but
another grab wa3 made and the
law had him. He will appoar at
tho next term of oourt to answer
the chaige.N Ho encceedod in
getting a bonasman.
Cilncntom Invited i
Probably next," to an election
law tho General 'Assembly's next
most important - law will bo the
school law. Henator Smith stated
Fnday that there will be a joint
ineoliiit' on iloudav niuht, the
2llrd, in tho Bountu clamber at
which it is desired that educators
aud nersons interested in the
cchool work ara nioet con.JaV.ly in
vited to be nresent antl oiler
counsels and plans.
A lllnnlilt-il Haliller.
Jos. McCa'lum, a disabled sol
dier from the Fourth U. S. Cav
alry, lauded here aud spout Fri
day night, no stated that ho was
stationed near San Fruuciseo and
was hurt by the runaway of his
horse, his fcipiuo having been in
jured, so much so that ho a n not
walk erect. He was taken to the
hospital, but wus discharged after
recovering sufiiciontly to travel.
At YV'uHhinglou, at which plaeo ho
was applying for a pension, he
his money and
wni on his way to his home at
Montgomery, A'a. A purae was
mitdo up by Houid of tho young
aieii hero r.n.l ln wojtt ol lo
ChBi'lott;'. Co -v u liii.'i f about
.10 years of ui'o.
I - I : .
Jltind-i
'I.e.' .
W'ii.
i ' (),'
I" i V
From Aumou to fubarraii.
Tbe following locals ta'ten
from the Waleeboro MrBe iger aad
1 1 til .igfticer :
M. 0 II German and f rrdly, cf
Morven township, have moved to
Concoid.
Mr. 0 L:po It as sold hii land in
BdruBville township aud bis inUrest
in tbe Fountain Hill ginnery to 3 D
Kits &, Co. and has mcvid to CaUr-
rua county.
To meet m Norfolk in Jnne.
Agent Dusenbury, who has
just returned home from the meet
ing of railway agents at I$i lias
wick, Ga., toils us that tho next
similar mooting will b v hold in
Norfolt, Va., on tho 2nd day of
June. The National AgrwWJon
ulso meets there on tho 3rd of
June, so JNorf.dk will bo crowded
with railroad agents.
Dering the visit to Bri;iwick,
Ga., the amenta were given trips
to St. Augustine and Jackson-villa
and plact a of special intercut.
Concord Mill Biewm
The Textile Excelsior Bays ;
"F D 8 Savage, assistant ovt rseer
of epinninjin Elizabeth City (N C)
Cotton Mills for nearly 12 mouths,
hta taken a similar petition at
night with Cannon Milk- Coauord(
N. U.
"J R West, who has been run
ning the Odell roller covering r.bep
at Concord. N. C, has decided to go
into business for himself, so h-t hag
purchased a machinery oaifi. for
coveiing spinning tolls, anu wui
cow open up a shop at Eibertcn,
Ga where he has fine proi pect: fer
succ PS.
He Won Ihe Prise.
The following poetical effusion
won for its author, tho editor of
the Eocky Mountain Call, the
prize of $1,000 for the best appeal
poem to subset iboi s to pay up
their subscription :
"Lives of poor men oft remind
us honest men won't stand no
chance. The more we work there
grow behind us bigsrer patches ou
our pants. On our p.mts once
new and glossy, now a stripes
of different hue, all bei .aso sub
scribers linger and doit pay ns
what is due. Then let us be np
and doing; send in yoar mite,
however small, or when the tnow
of winter strikes us we shall have
no pants e all.
1 Drofltnlte Hot
A rural subscriber uiks" "Do
hogs pay ? We know that a good
maay don't. Thoy take tiio paper
several years and have the post
master send it back marked " 're
fusod." ' Such a breed is usually
two-legged and unprofitable.
Kansas Journal.
60 VEAB3'
EXPERIENCE
Tpanf HrlmDWtt
AnTrme ndlniT oketch and tnrriptu.n may
qoloklf nfliort(n our opinion tre whi-u i-r an
ii rnntion is probably pntentAbln. Ojiunninlir
fe.oDnntrictlrGnnfldonttaL Hand!- vkon ruri'M
ut free, umest aHoncy ror nwi.ri.in t-ai.
IffcUil nAtct, without chariN), li.
. inn
thou I
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I Unocli OIUoo. Of Ut, Wu. .1. I . u
L. T. HAPTSELL.
ATTORNEY-AT-LA V,
CONCORD. - - N C
Prompt attention riven tn a.!
buiiiuees. Office iu Alt i's bn.Umg
lojiosite court house.
Southern
Tim . . .1
Standard Rail. t
of the SOI TV . . .
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TEXAS, CALIF.-r-FLORIDA,
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ANDfORTO RICO
Strictly fTRSr CLASS Equl ... r
Througa and Local Tr ii ; .
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Trains; Fast and Sate Sc . .
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