Sou V. No. 550.
ouauUKU, IT. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1894.
Wholb No. 1,129
A BATCH OF LOCAL NEWS.
picked rp and Pat in fthapo By Onr
Hiistlins PncilJPnsner
tfr. Anther Faggart has a Pain
fDl bile on his nose.
See what Messrs. Cannons &
fetzer have to say today.
You can get fine 12 ic mulls for
Sic. atjMorrison, Lentz & Co.
T'limin'u little fun in South
Carolina costs the state $25,000.
The latest styles of lace instr lings
for dress trimmings. The Racket.
Hog cholera iv raging in MonU
gornerT county. One man alone his
lost 150 head.
TEE RUSE OF HUMANITY. I THE ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE I
People Who TraYel as Seen by Onr
Reporter.
Miss Lois McDowell, who has
An Innocent Old Lady's Trunk Really
Started the Whole Row.
Lynchburg Advance : Alonzo E
been visiting at Mr. S J Lome's, has Dargan, who lives at No, 238 West
returned to Charlotte. 132 strt. and is a brother f ai.
9 - V m
Mrs. W A Patterson, and phonso E DargaD, Chief of Police
daughter, Mrs. Cornelison, of Salia- Darlington, S. C, and cousin to
bury, are visiting in the city. Una Mayer, throws an interesting
light on the mttts? of the origin of
I saw the prectiest Lawns in town I the combat thee, and iocideo-.all
Did1 yon know that you could get
i sc. Thibet cloths at 8c at Morri
son, Lentz & Co.
Mr.'H Washington Barnha'rdt, of
Ho. 5, tells us small wheat shows
li'&i of reyiving.
Dollar Corsets and B. B. corset
waists, for 45 cents The Racket.
..-.Sales of revenue stamps at the
Statesville office during March
amounted to $44,722.13.
A lot of boys waists to go at 15c,
former price 25 and 50
Morrison, Lentz & Co.
Several farmers have told us that
the small gram that was not forward
is coming out fairly well.
We hae the best $2 25 silk um
brellain town, ie go at $1 25 Mor-
for 5c, at Morrison, Lentz & Co.
It is reported that Dr. L H Stowe,
of China Grove, was found dead in
bed Thursday morning. If we mis
take not he was an electricity doc
tor. Got. Tillman, of South Carolina,
explains the secret of the influence
wielded by Governor Tillman over
the farmers in that district,
" The people of D-rliogn had
patiently borae the inflation of this
infamous dispeosaxy law wb;ch de
prived them of their eons Uaiional
n eh! s" said Mr. Darsran last nisrht.
purchased of P O Saunders of Mont- Luhoagh they were prepared to dt
gomery a big lot of whiskey oa fend any iuTagion 0 their homes be
which there was a government tax tho' GovcWa constabulary. But
of $2,000. as trivial Occidents have sometimes
Dr. W H Wab-field will be in brought about revolution so one
Concord at the St. Cloud hotel act of brutality by a constable pre-
on Wednesday, April 18th, for one cipitated tVis insurrection.1
dav. Practice limited to eye, ear, "An esteemed old woman, whose
nose and throat. ; a 17 V name I just now forget, stood on the
0flftnf Vu ?;H-ni ftf depot platform at DarJingtoa wait- K
ing ior a ua'n, oe.og aooui to pay a
visit to fmuds in the in trior of the
lie's a Fraud, ' ..
A man nas been here during the
week wno is undoubtedly a fraud,
in one sense at least.
He is a paralytic and is in the
worst kind of a fix. He can scarces
ly walk or talk, though his swal
low for liquor seems to be all right
from the quantity he has been im
bibing. He has been begging from door
to door and on account of his cons
dition succeeded in getting many
dinvs.
This morning he was walking
around the streets in his stocking
A YOUTHFUL COUPLE.
Miss Torrenco aud Mr. Kineaid Were
Forced to Harry,
Statesville, April 3, The mar
riage of Mr. Kineaid, of' Gaston
county, and Miss Torrenee, of this
city, will be celebrated at the home
of the bride's parentf, Mr. and Mr?.
P S Torrenee, tomorrow. f
Miss Torre ce is barely 16 years
of age and Mr. Kitfcaid scarcely 21
The gentleman boarded for a long
time at the home of the bride, but
one morning, some months ago, he
was vainly called for breakfast, bar.
feet. He approached offiser Scott inkiPPed ts . tbe paternal mansion
qi ais Hocesiurs m me county oi
in
Gaston.
Time rolled on and the sweet
heart became a mother. Rough,
unsympathetic officers tore the young
, . . . , man from the arms of his Barents
ana iouna mat ne nan attempted . . r
i - l i. i i j i ir - . - - -
to wn them at one of the saloon., ?"oa M J
but the bar keeper would not take
and told him that he went to a
restaurant last night and that some
one stole hit shoes and he wanted
the ci ty to give him anosher pair.
Mr. ocotc made some inquiries
the Cathedral at Bel moht, N. C, on
April 11th, the R & D will sell
cents. round trip tickets for '$1.75. . Tick
ets on sale 10th and 11th, limited to
the 13th,
State. Beside her war her trunk.
Probably korae joker, in a spirit of
fun, toli a constable that she had
contraband whiskey coneealecl in the
J T Pounds asks us to say that he lavage, or the constable may have
is still plaining and selling lumber, 8uipclcd hereout of his own inner
-
riion, Lentz & Co.
The way things are in South
Carolina, it will (ceitainly) be a
long time between drinks.
consciousness.
"He strode up to her and without
a word pulled open -tke trunk and
scattered her clothing all over the
and that he is ready at any time to
take contracts. The ida has gotten
out that he was in the coffin business
alone. a8
The Standard is mighty anxious platform. C S McCullogh, a lead-
to hear from its bright and witty ing ciiizen of Darligtbn, stood by,
Forest Hill correspondent every day and approaching the man, said : "I
Lady's Vests in latest styles at gig Cheerful lettersare a boon in this have some contraband liquor in my
prices that astonish you, s:e Mor- office anQ 0ur readers enjoy them
equally as well.ZQ-Here's to your
The chain gang has pitched iti good health.
them. Afterwards it was ascertain
ed that a man carried him to a
restaurant, paid for his lodging
and put him to bed. This morn
ing when he awoke his friend was
gone, aho his shoes.
The cripple . called on Mayor
Barringer this morning about 9
o'clock and demanded shoes. On
being refused he became e-bstreper
OU8 and abusive and was locked up
He was about drunk His name
is said to be Chas. Crawford and
he hails from Lynchburg. Greens
boro Record.
He may be here next. When
you are feeding tramps, you may
be encouraging a rogue or incendia-
Iredell. On trial lefore Justice
Lewis marriage filled the hearts of
both boy and girl, but the father
said : , "No; my daughter and her
bouncin? baby Jboy deserve more at
your hands than simply jour name.
Ask your father m the county of
Gaston to make over to my daughter
$1,000 worth of the paternal estate;
give my daughter your name and
loye and protect her and you have
m blessing." The marriage tos
morrow is the result and as soon as
the childmother and I"-1: can
trayel they will leave for the home
of the groom.
Ugly Trouble In Salfsbary.
This comes out from Salibury un
der date of April 5th.: An ngly row Johnson had accused her of immoral
occurred at Blue Front, house of conduct with a married man named
Slew. Her Accuser.
Hendersonvtlle, April 5 News
come-to town this morning 1 of the
killing at Saluda, of Will Johnson, u
section ha :d, by a 17 year old girl
named Lou Parris. It appears that
tent in No. 2. It is working
road near the Patterson mill.
the
SStanly News: Hon, B F Long,
Solicitor of the 8th judicial district
I 1 i . All-.. -I 1 . ..i. O--
Oxford ties, my how cheap, only Pasea tnrougn aiucmsnc iaBw o.vur-
cheap store. Morrison, dJ eyening on his way to Iroy
court. Mr. Long is spoken ot as a
probable candidate for congress.
Mr. Long must hold on to the
positiot to which he is now an honor
Ed. Standard
49c. at the cheap
Lentz & Co.
The lumber for the bridge at the
depot is being received. When work
begins, it will go up like a flash.
Your attention is called to the ad
vertisement of Mr. D J Bostian, gtepnengonor prf8identin '96,"said
which shows some new features an Qlin township farmer in the
today. Landmark office Tuesday, "I'm tired
The daintiest 5c 10c and 25c hand- of these New York Democrats, I
kerchiefs in town the 10c are nicly wouldn't give five cents for the dif
icalldped and embroidered The ference between a New York Dem
Racket. ' 7 ocratand aNew lork Kepublican
1 IIP UUUCl L2UUbI Ul LUll AUI11 I.
. '. , . I arivA t.h firm nAnta to
weather really wrecks tne nopes or , , A MrHM Mm. niacea an electon of
thi KAtarn lira ru rinninr 1.11 mrn. ""v
wu"lu -' "a I .... - .j .
fi,.?; .w.. k au six School uommisioners,
house. Come and take it out if yoi
dare," Meantime the poor old wo-
man mnnin or an rl nrrinor wan ra.f'Vi .
. ' , illfamehere yesterday evening:, in Jesse Bishop who brought Johnson
enng up ner ciocmng as mai sae - . , - . ... , , ,
which T A Wiley, an employe of the before them to answer the charge.
I i i i n ii i i. r . i. I -r - .1.1' ..
oaiisoury ucuon alius, oeat mtxi. jonnson repeatea tne accusation, tne
Alley, proprietor of the hous, al- woman became enraged and struck
most to death. Besides striking her him with a knife, piercing his heart.
with a stick, he stamped her and He died in fifteen minutes. T
f 1
bruised her up badly. It was woman is in jail here.
thought for some time that she would
not recover. Uoth had been drink
ing freely at the time of the dis
turbatce. Wiley was arrested and
had a preliminary hearing last night.
He will have a trial to morrow. In-
''The story of the ontrage spreads
ing through the town, excited the
people to such a degree of fury that
it only needed another act to' set
thim ablaze. Governor Tillman
supplied it when he instructed his
constables to break into the homes of
Modern ideas of such things will
endorse the girl's proceedings."!
the citizens I have this story,"
Statesville Landmark: "I want gai(j Mn Dargan, "from J E Nor-
mriL of Darlington, who was in
this city two weeks ago.'
on
in
Mr. Sims Patent
Mr. John A Sim, of- Concord,
passed through the city today on his
stead of a bond of $150, he put up way to Gastonia, here he will per-
the cash for his appearance. A pair pars make a trade with a gentleman,
the of knucks were found m his pockets selling him the patent rigVta of a
the and a warrant of indictment issued butter crate for shipping which was '
IXuuleipal Eleetlou.
An election will be held
firaL Mondav in Mav 1894,
various wards of the town of Con J today for this. He put up $50 for inyented and patented by Chalmers
cord, for the election of Mayor his appearance at court
Democrats ami six Commissioners, and at the
new
the ladies, to say nothing of
head gear.
Chas. H Pplley haying resigned as
mayor of Monroe, Mr. O N Simpson
hu been elected to fill out the uns
expirtd term.
one from
each ward and two at large.
egisters and Inspectois apppoint-
A XXousenolel Treasure
D W Fuller, of Canajoharie, N Y., I C(j M follows:
says that he alway keepb Dr. King's Ward 1 G GJRichmon, Register;
Ntir Discovery in the house and his j g Caldwell and Wo. B Parker,
family has alwayg found the verj Inspectori.
Ladies wishing a Summer iilk, can beat reaultg folloir itB w; that he Ward'2-J MBurrage, Register;
lave money by seeing us. A Jig line would not De without it, it procura- Aaron Hethcockand J W.Burkhead,
of samples to select from Morrison, Q A Djkerajin is Druggist, CaU Inspectors.
i,entz & 00. skilV K. Y, fays that Dr, King's Ward 3 Geo. W Brown, Register;
Mr. PHS ars, of Mt. Pleasant, New Discovery is undoubtedly the G E Fisher and M L Blackwelder
Cabarrus county, has been appointed best cough remedy that he he has Xnspeetors.
Sims, a son ot Mr. John A Sims.
The crate is really a refrigerator and
corouer:Jury Doeideo, ? is one of the best arrangements for
Darlington, S. C., April 5 Tia keeping butter fresh that has ever
Florence, 8. O The coroner's jury been invented. Te young inventor
has rendered its verdict to hold Mc r-h-p. not more than 18 years
4 or
Lendon f r tht killing of Normeit; bnt j,M a wonderfnllj ingeniou
Gain for the tilln" of Kedmond, nd mmd. Charlotte Kent. '
that Kdmond kil.cd P.pper. ' - .
- The military court irlll fir.tinb- yonng aocwr iia i0b'",
ait ita report ito Goternor Tillman, "D yon know dear, I hare a heart
bat it is undwetood to concnr as to '0tipn for yon ?"; ; "Haie yon had
the fact. a. they hare Veen pnWi.hv " 1"8?" ecoT?y ..nqwred -Oh,
ed. The coron.r i. now akiK ont yei, I feel I will liter trouble hf.
--mffiinfa for thu two men. wii none you, um UUCI1' A"w"
. tr ' a.
engineer in the uensus omce at a
alary of $900.
Mr. Scott has been taking some
pictures of the interior of Scotia.
The diniig room and the chapel es
pecially are interesting scenes.
Ean. W J Hill was snorting about
town carrying a paint bucket with the newspapers say about him should
several brushes. That the bucket return thanks three limes a dajr for
contained red paint, does not 'imply what the newspapers know aout
that he painted the town red. him and don t say.
used it in his family for eight years,
and it has never failed to do all that
claimed for it Why not try a remedy
89 long tried and tested. Trial hot-
ties free at Feteers Drug store.
Regular size 5 Ot. and $100.
The man who gets mad at what
Ward 4 J M Alexander, Register
A J Blackwelder and G M Lore,
Inspectors.
By order of the Board. r
Jas. O. Fikk, Clerk.
March 30, .1894. a 30
Ministers may not be allowed to
carry their politics into the pulpit,
but they are surely called upon to
teach their people to carry religion
into their politics.
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