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GOOD - JOB - WOaK
AT IIViNG PRICES.
Oi re U3 a Trial.
i the good, honest vlu In
: JOUH Wiwllli a soon iu sbe
cuts Into a pleoe. It la bard
11 tWIutorf. unsun anft flnlMh.
tfl I ,..!.. I.H.ITfWITM
,j Mtulli lasts longer, irlll not tear,
I Onft M .....
f I CI lilul a WWU1HU, Hum UU.BM
mil ton it always comiDruDie,
Weur lonrer, washes easier.
l i es wnitar uian any otner
Fl go-xM made.
EDGUN
MUSLIN
H all para cotton of I
para ootton of the
t"it rr-wle. Tbe mill burs the raw cot
bn p'-ect from the planter and sella
the he shed muslin direct to tlie retail
store, ' ivtnj the profit of specQlators,
ctiuiu.eloii mon and robbers. You gut
tbuhriiaBt. Ask your dealer for LI LE
DOPN Aoospt no other. If he hasn't
It, and won't get It we will send direct In
VI j '. lolts or more. Carriage prepaid,
A I.I I P.DOUH Muslin button hoe free.
Writn rur one
l,j fluORB COTTON MrLLa,
1.1 Tylor.llle, N. C.
vaswhii
A SAD WEEK.
Th yen; ad gloomily began
I jr Willo Weeks, a poor man's
SUN
(ii wan 1-enet with bill and dan,
Ant La had verv little
' HON
"Phii '! .tV'said he, won't pay my duos
T e uoilunghere but ones and
TUBS,
A bright thought struck him and he said,
"T ie ui-'i Miss Goldbriok I will
WHD.
whou ie paid his court to her,
8iie lipped, but firmly said, ''No,
TH11B."
"Alasl' said he, "then I must die 1
I'm dono I I'll drown, I'll burn, I'll
Fit I.
Thoy fonn 1 his gloves, and cont.and hut;
The ooronor upon them
PAT.
"BOMF, SMALL SWEET WAY."
There's no rer a rof o in all the world
list makes green spray sweeter ;
There's Beyer a wind in all the sky
But niukas some bird wing fleeter ;
Thoro'x uover a star but brings to heaven
.Some tilyer radiance tender ;
And never a rosy cloud but helps
To orown the sunset splendor ;
No ri bin but may thrill some heart,
Kin dawn-like gladness yoioing;
(tuo gi es as some smull sweet way
To set tbe world rejoicing.
Anonymous.
lino niK i t. iv.
I luvf ; OiU- lenton fac, sweet gill,
Wit a r - ;: brow and banished onrl.
Y . t : ic.rt glances, goodness knows,
.'jOfi: fen f with your tur'ned-np uosc.
Cbioago Eeoord.
) i ! r.' He disoovery of One Minute
O i i .'i .ire, ministers were greatly
l.et.-bu.' by coughing congregations.
N o i- ( ' f for it now, J P Gibson.
' i i a re a liver regulator and I enn
toeulnl' I le world," said a genius. The
rl r i r e . I anded him a bott'e of Do
"Vu; s L t tie Early IliRerc, the famout
p'll J P Gibson.
I'i r a quick remedy and one that
is i"iftrtly safe for children let uv
iwomrjiend One Minnte Cough Core.
J i in excelent for oronp, hoarseness,
tffk:ing in the throat and ooughs. J P
Otl'n.
A trw reason of the year when pnen
moTiia, in grippe, sore throat, oouRhs,
oold-s ( terrh, bronchitis and lnug
tronl'les ire to bo guardid aguinbt,
nothing "is a fine snbtitituto," will
"anitirer the purpose," or is "just an
p-ood' as One Minnto Congh Cure.
Th;.l is (In) one infallible remedy for all
lung, 1 lir- it or bronchial troubles. In
lit tvi i f ntlj' npon having it if "some
tbiut; el"i. ' is offered yon. J P Gibson.
NOTICE.
LAST CALL FOB TAXES.
J i fo jctfully ask ODe and all
who bit! i riot paid, their taxes to
coi 'i fi i ward and do so nt onc
or l" nl' ba oouipelled (o take
IdKtl p-. c-'88 to collect the same.
T .e.i-tf remember if you havo
w. t pa'tl your taxes this is for
)n.
i! voir taxfs are not pniJ
wi;hifi Uie next fow days you will
b : vi ii.iid by myself or deputy
notice which will in every
SttW' c try cost with it.
m I l"nso heod this callwnd save
cum!. Very respectfully,
M. L. Bnclianan,
Tax Collector.
l a'. ' !KFAM HAl.tif lespoaitlTnrmre.
. -w dosMIs, Ills qnickly sbmirlieil. W
.... in. Hi .' (TRlela or by mail ; smaplos lou. bjr msll.
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Only $1 Per Year.
BEiTiCR MAIL ilWTCS.
An Effort Being Made for a Daily
Mail for ThemSome Crops Are
Failures On iocount of the Ke
oent Weather.
Organ Church, Maroh 3: Oar
poetmie'resi", Mis. S C Klutix, 8
uektng an effort to get our post-
ofBcti, Organ Church, conneoted
with tbe route from Yost to
Salisbury. xThi8 route has a daily
mail and oonneo'.s with the great
trunk line.
The present route from Organ
Church to Rockwell is only three
ttinas a week, and it rues in the
afternoon. Tbe mail has already
paB-ed Kockwell when our mail ar
rives, so it lays over at least eighr
toen hours going west and twenty
t yo hours going east.
Oar farmers tell us that late sown
wheat will be a failure. That it bas
baen killed by the recent freeze.
Peaches have been killed in the
bud, they think, though the apple
crop, being more hardy, has e-caped
iijary. Red outs, sowpd last fall,
hive been badly killed. Farmers are
wanting to sew tbe land to spring
oa(9 if the weather will permit
We notice small pine trees along
wa'er courses are also killed.
Little Jewe, the son of M. David
Jienve-, has suffered coneiderably
with bronchitis, but at this writing
1 e is hotter.
A 20-FOOT TUMBLE
III Vnly Nlstem Ex-Holillors
Were
II art.
Tho second battallion of the
Eecond A. issipippi was mustered
out at Al'iacy, Qa., Wednefday,
a'-id on tl uir way hone fonr ecrs
in which thoy were, jumped the
track and were hurled down a
20-foot embankment. Strange to
say no one was allied, trough
10 were injured.
Let vie say I have used Ely's
CrearM Balm for catarrh and can
horouaiuly rccoramerd it for what
t Cistnaf". Very truly, (.itev.) H.
W. JJithawiy, E iz ibet!', N J.
I triad Ely's Cream Dalai, and to
all appearanoesa-n cored of catarrh.
The terrible headaches from which
I long suffered are gone W. J.
Hitchcock, late Major U. 8. Vol
and A. A. Gen., BlAMo, N Y.
A 10c. trial size of Ely's Cream
Balm will be mailed. Kept by
druggists. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren
St., N. Y.
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Gold Found in Lexipgton.
Mr. 0 L Leonara's little daughter
iund a bur of gold somewhere in
wn yesterday afternoon while out
playing, that mtasu'ed 3J inches
o length and weighed 7 our.cis.
M
Leonard will cot tell whcr3 ti e
Id was found It is supposed to
have been buried years ago by some
Id miser. The gold is on exhibi
tion at Smith's drug store and is
oreating no little excitement. Di s
patch.
CUKE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tiike Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. alio. Ibegenuin has L. li. Q.
on eaoh tablet.
2VPoIobjb Teteraus Paid Off.
France has paid ita last pension
to Napoleon I's soldiers. In I860 a
aw was passed granting S50 a year
all non-commissioned officers
and privates who bad served ten
years in the armies of the first Re
public or of the First Empire aud
nad reoei'ed a wound. For the firs!
year tbe payments amounted to
8C00.0O0; luet year the sum wee
50, and the last recipient is now
tend at tie age of 105 years. Er,
STATE OF OHIO.
'itt c ? Toledo,
Ldoas Cot NTS, )
Frank J. Cheney makes oath tha;
he is the s nior rartuor of the firrc
of F J Chiaey k Co., doing bueire r
n the City of Toledo, C'ouiily and
Stnte aforesaid, find that said 6m
ill p-y the sum of Oe Hundred
lobars for each and every case ol
atarrb that cannot be cured by the
jee of Hall's Ca arrh Cure-
Frank J Cuenev.
Sworn to before ine and miberih-
d in niv presence, tho 6th day o'
Decouibcr. A- D. If86.
&.. WGLEASOM.
Hot'irvPui'lio
Ha I's Catarrh Cure is taken im
tenia ly vnd aots directly on th
blood tnd uiimoin autlea of the
sytein. Hum) for fpRtinmnials, free
Fi J, OHEiMiY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
S (Id ny drugBinls, 755.
If vou have a conii, throat imtatinn.
weak lung, paiu iu the chest, dilUcult
breathing, oronp or noarneneas, lot I1H
suggest One Minute Oo gh Cure. A.
way reliable and safe. J P Gibson.
Not one child dies where ten formerly
died from ornp. People havo learned
the valneof One Minute Cough Cure
and nse it for severe lung and throat
troublos. It immediately stops coUKh
ng. It never fails.- J I' Gibson.
J Sheer, Sedolla, Mo., oonduetor on
eleotrio htreot oar lino, writes that his
little daughter was very low with croup,
and ber life saved after nil physicians
hud failed, only by naing One Mtnute
" ii ' uie. -,h'.-
i 'he Standard.. .
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THE ICE FACTOKY
Te Be Located A bare Town Work
la Commence an the Bnlldlnc nt An
Ertrly Date.
For several weeks it has buen
a question as to where the new
ice factory to be built by the Con
cord Ice and Fuel Co. would bo
erected.
It has now been definitely
decided that it will be built on
the property formerly owned by
Mr. Chas. W Misenhoimor, above
town. The distance there is
over two miles.
Work will soon commence on i
the building which will be 52
feet long, 25 feet wide, and part
of the building will be 30 feet
high.
The supply of water obtainable
was considered in the selection
of a 8 te for the building, a largo
amount of it being used each
hour.
It can not be realized by some
that Concord w 11 manufacture
ber own supply of ice but when
summer. comes the pknt will be
there ready for your patronage.
A, Member of tbe Artillery IMs-
etaarged.
Mr. Columbus Hartsell, son of
Mr. Jonah M Eartsell, who lives
near Loo, in Stanly county, has
returned home after serving
s iven moi ths in the artillery.
being stationed at Fortress Mon
roe, in Virginia.
Mr. Hartaell spent Thursday
here on Lis way homo. Rorao
time ago Mr. Hartae!! was dis
charged on account of the ruling
that those who would not re
enlist lor three yoars service.
would be discharged. His parents
insisted on his coming Lome and
so he did not re-eulist. -
Mr. Hartsell, with the exception
of a liltle bit of hoiue-sickntssi
vps pleased with soldier life.
Come Along Boyii.
Concord's baas ball cranks
shook: themselves yesterday,
deoidod they were thoroughly
awake; looked around and learnod
from the News that tho Phila
delphia National League team
was coming to Charlotte. Hav
ing had considerable success in
these diggings playing ball, the
Concord boys, with this fresh in
their mindp, began yesterday to
discuss the probability of coming
over this way and locking horns
with the Phillies. Seemingly,
having no foars of any club that
plays ball on Charlotte grounds;
with their accustom zeal mixed
along with good ball playing, they
think anything or any club will
full before them. Come along
boys. If the Phillies cannot
interest yon, Mountain Island U
not far removed. Charlotte
News of 2nd.
Ntatae to HI Wlllard.
Gov. Northcott has signed the
oill of the Illinois Legislature
appropriating $9,000 for a statue
of Misg Francis E Willard to
stand in the rotunda of the
Capitol at Washington.
.famed t'err Building;.
The naw dormitary to be built at
the University has been named
the Carr Building in honor ol
Col. J S Carr who has contributed
$1F,000 toward the building that
is to cost $25,000.
BLOOD CUBE SENT FREE.
A Cure for Blood and Skin Dis
eases, Eozoma, Pimples, Forof
ula, Blood Poison, Canoer, Etc
If yon have tried sarsaparillas, patent
medicines, and doctored, and still Imvo
old, presistent sores, pimples. ilistreniugs
eruptions of the skin, painful sorea on
hands arms or legs, itching sensation,
irritating skin troubles, eczema, eoiof
nln, uloers, contagious blood poiBon,
fever sores, mercurial rheumatism,
eatarrh, boils, face covered with little
soreH, onueer or any blood taint, tlieu
give B. If. B a trial, because B. li, H.
liotanio Blood Balm is mado for jnM;
such cases, and it cures to Btay cured
thoFe stubborn bli d duieases that other
irildor medicines fail eveu to benefit.
All above namod troubles are evidence
of bad, diseased blood in the body, and
B B. B. enres because it forces all the
poison or impurity or blood humors out
of tbe body, bonPB and entire system.
To remove all donbt of its to cure, wo
offer to send to anv gnfferer saniplo
bortlo of B. B. B. absolutely free.
B. B. B, is an old, well-tried remedy
hence we know'that it ourcR to stay cured
for the people onred by B. B. B. years
atro are well to-day and free from all
blood impurities,
Caneer, nieeriln. Kallnsr Nore.
Cancer of Nose, lf, fno(,, eftror M,
external or internnl chwi., bleeding,
enting sores, arc all cured hy n. ji, j
the most powerfnl blood pnrifler mado!
All drngsrists sell B. B. B: at jM per
large bottle. For trial bottle, send two
stamps to pay postnere anil sample
bottle or . iv, u win nn genr nv return
mail. Address BLOOD BALM CO .
ronr BVn,ptoms and free personal mediJ
. .u'aw v,i. ot k.-
CONCORD, N. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 9 1899.
BIG FIRE IN CinitLOtTE
Thousands of Bales af Cotton Consumed
Together With tUe 01J Freight Depot
and Other Sheis-Almost Everjtalnf
Insured -No Cause Known for tbe
Fire.
By telephone last TbmsJay
we learn of a big fire which occur
red in Charlotte about, 6.3J o'olock
;n the morning. When the firo
was noticed it was in the midst
of some very old cotton in one
of the warehouses near the com -press.
Soon the flamos spread, con
suming the (Id freight dopot.
which was used as a warehouse
for cotton, also the cotton com
press, which is valued at $50,000.
Thousands of bales of cotton
were burned, Tho number at
this time estimated at nearly
4,000 bales.
Among tho losers are : Saunders
& Orr, 1,200 balet; VsnJanding
ham,150; Heath Bros, 1,700; Heath
& Ried, 135; R A Leo, 75; J W
Miller, 70; J H Sloan 16. There
were also smallf r lots of cotton
owned by persons whoco names
oould not be obtained.
Quantitcs of fertilizer, which
had been Btored away in the
buildings were also burned.
The wind blew the flvnrs directly
toware'e tbe rrirainal part of the
oity, rxaltirg ii vcrj da: gfro if, but
theflimiS were at last controlled
withont any further losses. Almost
everything that turned was insured
Sir. Nbuplng,
Dead.
tlie Wounded Man
At 10.25 o'clock last Thursday
night, Mr. A D Shupinp, of Salis
bury who was shot by Mr. P F
Hedrick, died. There had been
no hopes for him, he having bem
shot through tho lungs.
Hedrick has been released cn
an tS00 bond, and Mau'ipy is out
on a $500 bond.
Cnpl. Cbadwlek Dead,
The Charlotte Observer informed
8 this afternoon of the death cf
Capt. U S Chadwick, of tbe Chars
lotte Mashine Co. Mr, Chadwick
died at an early hoar this (Thuras
day) morning at tbe Palmer House
in Boston, Mass., he having gone
there some time aito.
Mr. Obadwirk was captain of
tbe Charlotte oompsny In our First
regiment and resigned a short while j
ago. Daily of the 2nd.
LATER.
Ti e death of Cspt. Chadwick, B
noted Thursday, was by hia own
haod. He sent a 38-calibre Smilh
& VV eBBon pistol ball through his
brain and died instantly. Capt.
Chadwick bad broken very im-
pirtant business relations to go to
Lbe war, and it is believed that buai
ne'i adversity aggravated bis ner
voui disorder. Hs had lite policies
amounting to $40,000. He was 38
years old. He leaves a wife to
whom he was married three years
ago.
Another tblrken right Held.
Several from our county and
town returned home Thursday
from Rock Hill, where a two-da i
oock-fight was held about three
miictt east of that place. It was a
hard fight, one of the hardest some
of them have ever seen. Seventoer
fights were held and of the seven
teen cur delegation gained eight of
them, but lost on the odd fi?ht con
aiiierably. Several of the chickens
were killed. The crowd from lien
came back short of a number of dob
la: a.
Kwart to be Dropped.
A Washington special of the
2nd to the Asheville Citizen says :
"It is understood hero authori
tatively that tho Pioi-idcut 'will
not renominate H G Ewart as he
has had two tr als before tho Eou
ate. An effort wi'l be mado to
day to reach a vote on confirma
tion but it will bo fruitless. This
is expected to on 1 all mineuvevs
iu favor of Ewart.
Million Vlven A way.
It is certainty gratifying to tho
public to know of one corcern ir
the land who are not afnid to be
generous to the needy and suffer
ing. The proprietors of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, have given away
over ton million trial buttles of this
great medicine; and have the satis
faction of knowing it has absolutely
oured thousands of hopeless oaEes.
Asthma, Bronchitis, UoaraenoK
and all diseases of the Throat
Client and Lunga are surely onrer!
hj it. Call at I'. li. Feizer'B dine
. j fj.u.... D.
ular 8',zs JlM' nu.l- livery bottle
gunrim?, r r"- t"4
WHERE IS HE ?
Samuel McDan.'el of Cannonvllle Left
Home Over One Month Ago and Hoth-
Inf Has Been Heard of Him Since A
Myster'ous Case.
During court week in January,
on the 25th day of that month
according to his parents recollec
tions, Samuel McDaniel, the 1G
J- ar old boy of Mr. J II Mc
Daniel at Cannonville, after doing
several turns about the house
told his mother that it was time
he was going. His mother only
thought that it was a trip he
and father and some others were
going to take, and asked him to
wait until his lather oamo and
they could all go together. He
would not wait though, but said
that they could come on later.
The boy left then and nothing
smoe that time has ever been
heard of Samuel MoDaniel.
Thinking that the boy wonld
be home soon, and looking for
him eyery day, nothing was made
public about the matter, but as it
has been over a month ainoe he
left it is new beooming a source
of griof and anxiety on the part
of the family.
This boy, so his father tells us,
had no roaming disposition and
was not of a wild nature. Having
had an attack of pneumonia once
it settled in his leqs and ho al
ways had a stiff way of walk"ng.
Ho always carried his huad Jo vn, :
too, and walkod with his foosi
tnmod in.
WILSONS EXONERATED.
lb Let Inlnl lire's Jolul-IIeotluK
Ilowus the Governor.
At 4.15 p. m. lat Thursday the
Senaio entered the hall of the
flouho and the great criwia of the
Wilsoi i' chae waa ruaohod. The
body nut as a high .'judical court
to consider tho report of the
so.mnilteo. Tho governor vis
represented hy J.nnes Hi MoJl'io.
Major Wi!.ou Mas iep;ose.ited
by Robt. O Burton and P, H
Battle defend S Otho Wilson.
After a full hearing of tho oase
which took till 3 o'clock Fiiduy
morning tho vota wa3 takon and
tho Wilsons were exonerated of
crime whioh means a rebuke
to the spiteful governor.
The vote t-tood in Major Wil
son's case 83 to 50, and in tho
oase of S Otho 78 to C4. The
body thon accepted S Otho Wil
son's resignation.
Foot Broke Kit I.Ike a Pleee or Wood.
Wni. Catoe, of LaucaHter
oounty, S. C, went to Kej shaw
on Monday of last week and
started for his home near Taxa
haw, about nightfall, but ho be
came bo benumbed by ths cold
that he lay down by the road
side, where he was found on
Tuesday tnorninp, in an unconsci
ous condition. In attempting to
take off ono of the unfortunate
man's shoes a toot broko off at
tbe instep as if it had been a
piece of wood. Both feet and one
arm had to be amputated. It
seems unreasonable that a man
oould live lying on the snow for
ten hours with the thermometer
ten degrees below zero. Monroe
Journal.
Bit Leg Broken.
Mr. Henry Petrea, a joung man
in the ti'i.loy of Mr. J J Br
ireer, of io. 6, had tV misfortune
i.o fitta 1'Z hrok;.'n j'.iat abovo the
inkle last Tt:ursdai J nior.iir.s;. It
set "'8 that bo was driving; a team
ana was sitiingon the horcds cf
the wi g u when tho whfi?l dropped
into a deeo rut and his lg wae
caught with iho abo?e rsnlis.
nlrlke W hile the Iron I Hot.
Those comities which hive ro
ceived legisbitiva authority to
vote ou the qucKt on cf issuing
bond to improve the public road
should vote on the quts'ion be
fore the roads set diy, for, when
tho road i are ood, like tho house
of the Arkansaw Travulbir that
didn't need re-uhingling whon It
weren't raining, the crying de
mand for a bond issue may not
be so apparent.
After they shall have voted the
bonds, however, and sold them, it
is to be hoped there will be no
kicking against the taxation nco
essary to pay them. Raleigh
Post.
For frost t)iti)fl, burns, ini'olent sores,
eczema, nkin disease, and especially
Piles, DeWitt's Witoh Hazol Salve
stands first mid best. Lookout for dis
honest people who try to imitate dan
counterfeit it- J''8 t'16'1 endorsement
of a good article. Worthier gooils are
not iruituicd. Oet UtWitt's Witoh
Hwql rllve,-.IP Gibson.
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Makes tho food more
A STRANGE CASE.
Living Wltb Two Ballet In DI Head
In Spite ol the Doctor' Verdlet.
Nelson Mackold, of Waukesha,
has lived since May, 1897, with two
bullets iu hie brain, either cue of
which, so the doctors say, would
have killed anybody else.
During that month a horrible
crime was committed on a lonely
farm near Waukesha. A man
named Pouch killed Farmer Alex-
ander Harris, put two bullets
into Maokold'a head and left him
for dead. He then went to the
house and, after Mrp. Harria bad
given him breakfast, he shot her
and her daughter.
The hired man revived suffi
ciently to crawl to a neighbor's
house and give the alarm. Tbe
whole country was aroused and
ome days after the murderer was
found in a pond, where he had shot
aad then drowned himself.
The grasp of Mackold upon life
wp.b rr:rV;:!riUR, AU the d.iotore
s.i'd hs would die, but instead hi
oi well, and by ti e end of the
Bummer vaa able to woik about the
farm. Ia tbe interest, of HcieLCf
Mackoi-i wn-; brought to this city
and an X-ray pl.o.opraph taken of
his brain. It shows that one bullet
is lodged at thi b:ne right over the
Bpinal co!v:!nn and the other is in
the root of tho orbi;. Phyniciani
jay tr-at, acc rd; to every physi
cal !a'rv, be must jf necessity d it
from the ff ctfl cf tV3 bullet-) ic
thoir prwfctH petition, yet the man
live-, in inron? and woll, foeh no ill
eft'oo' i irom ;.':e bul.'ets and is af
Mnfl as iie ever wes. Chicago
Chronicle.
Ntate Ntinvlity Nvliool lonvenllon.
Tho noit Aununl Stale Sunday
School Convention is called to
meet en the 14th to ICth, inclu
sive, of March, 18'J'J, in the First
Presbyterian church, at Salie
bury, N. C. The citizens of Salis
bury aro inakiDg cpecia! arraDg-
nents to take care of a very lare
dolegation of visitors. All dolo
gatcs contemplating being
prosont, will ploaao Bond thoir
names at once to 1 li uarner
Chairman of the Reception Cota
mitte, ao that homos may bo the
more readily provided.
Tho Reception Committe will
meet all trains and conduct
visitors to their homos. Lot
each one interested in Sunday
School work throughout tbe
State do what he can to make
this the most pleasant and profit
able meeting hold so far in tho
State. Fraternally,
W. L. Kluttz, Ch'm.
A. L. Smoot, See.
Committee of Invitation,
A Coneord-Hallsbury Wedding.
The Salisbury Sun says i
At the residence ot and by tho
undersigned on the evening of
Feb. 28th, Mr. Harvey Bnrrngo,
of Concord, and Miss Emma
Chufiin, of Salisbury were ni-ir-rkd.
Immediately after the ceremony
tl cy wcro driven to the depot to
take tho southbound train to
Concord, tho home of tho bride
groom. Lovers seldom appear more
beautiful and Iri'bt, than when
listening to thoir marriage rito.
. J. M. Brown.
Cher JiiHtlee fthephtint t:boen.
Tho board of tiudiees of tbe
University on Weduendity elected
es-Ciiic f JiiHtico James E Shop
herd to tho professorship of law
made vacant by the doath cf the
Into John Manning. But one
unnie was prcaonted and tho elec
tion we s unanimous by acclama
tion. B.iekien' Arniea nai ve.
The Jiest fcuivo in the world for
Cuts. BruiBJ-s, Korea, Ulcere, Sa'.i
Rheum, Fever SoreH, Tetter OJPied
Eanda, Chilblains "t'ornl and U
S tin E? uptioao, and posi tivoly cures
pjes ot no rV required, It ia
irnarfttitood to gifo aUtiafaction or
monev refunded. Prioe 2B cents per
box For sale rit f B Fetzer'a Drug
liore,1
en J, -m r. m i e Jk m a
Single Copy 5Ct...
kmtt&
delicious and wholesome
J
A Memorial Picture to Her Tribute.
On the wall in the housa of Mr
3 J Hartsell, of No. 1 township,
will hang a memorial picture to tbe
memory of Emma Hartsell, who
was murdered last year, wording ol
which is as follows :
"Gone, but not forgotten. In lov-
ing remembranoe of nay dear
daughter, Mary Emma Hartsell.
Was brutally murdered May 20 tb .
"98i aged 12 years, 8 months, 1
days.
Weop not for her, who is now at rest,
Whero care and paiu no more annoy,
lias reached tho heaven of the blett,
And realized immortal joy.
Iter spirit smiles from that bright
shore,
And softly whispors : 'Weep no more.' '
Ones s Member orcorapanji I.,
Mr. P F Hedrick, the young
man who it seems shot Mr. A D
Shnping in Salisbury some nU-its
a0 was formerly a member ol
Company L, wa are informed.
He spent seyeral days here be
fore tho company left and Mi'.yoi
Crowell tendered h'm a placo at
bis house while w-dVn' fcr the
company to go to Ra'oih. He
was discharged from tho company
on account of his bad healt'.!.
For Iho C'onfoderate Veterar.
Senator Tillman eocurod the
pasHKge of a resolution Wednes
day authorizing tho Socrotary of
war to lotn to tbe executive com
tnittoo of the United Confederate
Veterans 10,000 cots, 10,000 mat
trcBtws end 2,000 tents for the
reunion in Charleston in May.
The Army liill l'nel.
The House on Wednesday
pa' tied the Army Re-organization
bill and has mado it unnecessary
thereby for tho President to call
an extra suasion. We underdtan.
tho bill to givo volunteers thoir
option to return home or to re
main in the service.
Illunon to Live, But in 1'rlnon.;
Gov. Rusaoll has commuted tho
sentenco of Jasper Hinson, of
Mecklonburg, who killod Jim
Crauford, to life imprisotimen:
instead of execution.
No Fleer for rrlvate.
Havana, March 1. The Anuei
can military authorities in Cuba
are stopping the sale of beer at poet
exchanges and closing the bars in
Havana and Marianoa fir selling
beer or wine to privates or con
commissioned officer?.
The proprietors of such places are
fined 8500, but are allowed to re
open sf'.er three days on giving
bond?, The private soldiers, ea
pecially yolunteers, think it a great
hardship that they may not buy
beer when the cfiicers of their regi
ments are unrestricted.
larted In a Dream, '
is now one of the new songs that
will probably go tbo rounds, com
pawd by Halbert Hoard. Tie
words tell of the parting of a brave
American soldier from hia sweet
heart. At Sr.ntiao at the name
hour in which Bhe dreamed of Lie
death, he full, asking her beforo dy
ing to wear for him a roeo. The
sentiment of tbe ebr j U ' aiitul.
The oomposer is a e in i,' Ms-Governor
Hoard, of Wiecoii'dn.
Our AmlntM-H'lor in londo,',
London, March 1. Thu Uni
ted titatea Ambassador.Joseph
H Choate and party, arriyed
here this eyen'ng. There was
no formality in the wcicome
extended to Mr Cb'ate at the
station.
At Southampton where the
party dihembarked from thr
St, Paul an oOicial welcome
was extended the new Amb'is-j
sador. The mayor aud other
officials bourded thrf steamer
in theT robes of oflice, and a
number of happy epeiephea
were madd and many-things
said complimentary1 : to Ameri
ca, g Particuliir stress was laid
on the friendship existing be
tween the two countries.
A corset saved the lilo of a
New York woman, whom a
drunken man waB trying to stab.
So even the muoh abused corset
comos in handy some times. Of
oorsetjdoes. Morning Star.
. nc Stand, if -J
i
" PRINTS TUB
i. nii ra4T is .YEWS
I for l i'r
Sond us 1 Dollar.
. II xsicnlil no Treated ralily.
to Si 'i! hoc lu have bui ona
" ii bird in dealing with its cit.'xeas,
ill ever their calling, occupation,
jr tiurinesj may be. Justice for
;. farm.r and meobauio should la
. ;lce fir the profeaeior.il man and
.i ifalist. The State aion'd le
i rung enough atd juat enough
o treat all cl ifi.:9 alike
and previ nt them from injuring one
tnothtr. None should be so strong
is to defy its laws; none should be
too weak to be detied th-sir protec
tion. With theee principles ia ticw, we
oaa but regard the pr position to
impose a speoial tax ou tho gross
receipts ef railrcad corporations
doicg lusineea in this State as ni
jaa. The railroads are alre' .y
taxed on their road-bed, rolling
stock aud other property as DVich
as any other interest in the State
and to put a special burden upon
them is simply claea legislation of
the baldest kind .
Tbe Weeklj'a attitude toward tbe
railroads ia too well known to be
misunderstood. We regard them
aa indispensable factors iu t':e
State's material upbuilllcit t.n-1
would not put any obstacle in the
way of their auoceas. They are gtol
servants, but bad maa'ers. '.Vhefa
one raises ita head in politics, it
honld be promptly forced back to
its proper plaoa. Special favora
should Lot be granted on the one
hand nor unequal ba dtna impof d
on the other. Webster's Weeit.ly
Southern
THE . . .3
Standard Pliway
cf tho SOUTH . . .
THE DIR2CT LINE TO AU POIHT.
TEXAS, CALIFORNIA,
FLORIDA, CULA
ANDPQ" "(CO.;
Strictly fisst "" jui.r
Through ai - ..,'
Palace Slc. js ......
Trains; Vas! j-ij S. vi.-. . - -
Tra-,s.i Lj l . -1" -you
are ossurcj a Safe, Com
torlablcanj txjiidltlousjojr
ney
Apply to Ticket Agents for Tims TabUs,
kates and Ge.-eral Intermatlon,
cr Addiess
R. L. VERNON, F. R. DARB7,
T. P. A., C. P. & T.
Charlotte, N. C. Ashcvllle, M. 0.
No Troubic to Answer Questions.
Frank S. Gannon, J. iff. CUi.P, W. A. Turk,
3rd V.P.saicn M'gr, fraf. Man., G.PX
WASHINGTON, D. (.
L T. HARTSELL.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
CONCORD - - N C.
Prompt attention given to a'l
onsiness. Office in JUorris buildixij
inposite court house.
M. B. STIOKLEYi
Attorney at Law,
Concord N. C
SILblAL ATI EM ION Gllf
10 COLLt-LHOXS.
OtBc? upstairs in King buildJDj
near Hoatomc-.
O. G Csldwell, M. u. M X. S-en i.il
Ore, CALDWELL & STilYJsNS,
Concord, N. O.
'ilice in old post office building
jpposita St, Oloud Hotel.
thone N9 3?
MORK1SON H. CALUWKLL
ATTOUXiY AT J.iW,
CONCORD. N. 0"
Office in Morria bnil-Jin,' Ip'Of
Court bonae.
Do '.'i Experiment;
Wlif.1 erii attaeks a pore--"! of nerverj
temperament thero ia nun ally a r.jut
Avresswu of spirit:!, th i-aticiit is
.luuged into despair, :in,i uo amoinjt
or raillery has any e: t ou his mjaery.
The man or woni'iu whoso noryos be.
oonieBO HhatteiT.r that it w a tortura to
remain iu b a, and the ui'ht is pmist'il
in a vaio n'' ni-t to got a httlo sleep ia
on the d '-vu grade to unrvons prostra.
tion, infi.ii'y nud death. Thero is no
time'theii to experiment witu new and
iii.tr-oii reniediut. JSegloat or delay iu
this rcisiioct '-uay prove a fatal mistake.
Dr. Jl ''Ida' Is orvino is tho ben of all
mod'jiues for tho neryous. tired out and
sleepless victim of t.Uo grip, just us it i.i
the best remedy for all other wi a'; nesaea
and disorders of the nervoiiH nysteni. It,
attacks tho rutnutn gei-.us ot impurity
oluatered iu tue blood and thorougM'
touts them, out of every hntaeu curate
of the body,
"I was extremely neryona aud at.
thoush I dootorod with several phy-u.
oiausloould uot gam strength. Jfy
nervos l. oamo so completely nustrunt;
tl rt I could scarcely sh op at til, ,aaj l
thought t should surely die. 1 began
taking Ir. Miloo' Nervino aud iu less
thunawookl was fooling very much
bettor- After taking six bottles I was
completely restored to health."
(J. V; xIai'KRTt, tireeo, n. i,
Atrial trackage of lr, .Miloa' favr'to
treatment for tho grip, oou,-,iHtiug of 1 r.
Miles' Autil'aiii 1'iUa and Dr. Mdi-V
Nervonnd Liner IMlla, wJl bo (cut
absolutoiy free of cost to any porwu
sending name and addref-i ou a postal
e ird, ruinesting thofwouplo, and men
tioning the uamo of b us pai r. Address
Ot, Miie-i MedloaV Co , Elkhirt, iu'.