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CONCORD, "N. C,; SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1895.
Whose NO.l474
COME
COME !
COME
And st e the greatest of all
-lhe Steel . nd - Makible Iron
Pnnse
fuel, does better work, heats of three to take the matter in hand,
more water ami will last lon. look into the case and see if she had
ger than and other cooking ap heen mistreated by the; lawyers and
paratus in the world. ; the courts. This triangular com
A special myiiatidir is given ml83ion is 8ubiect onw to the Su.
to every good ladym this city
and Vicinitv to' call at ihe-stow
v p r '1q'pT.afniiiT oy
ot 1 & vv m ana ui-viuiiy e-
with delicious majestic coffee,
free to all.
Special inducements to pur
chase --s are made ..during the
exhibit ; we ropve to . see
only a limited number on this
planaod Th3 lirst - purchasers
will recti vb the reward.
You should not fajl to call
and take advantage of this
low introductory prices.
. ...... ' " :n U,
r:t. ljClllS SaieblllUU win uj
amine these ranges, where one auupapwa, iravwaujwuwo " WWUuBJr . .iui wiu BUU
wiU be in constant nse baking State ard have all the assistance 4th Sundays at 3:30 p. m. ;
hisfllltS WlllCll Will DO Stii ytJU neeueu. xue uuic w uun nmnw jjapuaif vuufuu -itm u v. a.iuer"
on the floor to explain and 'first .order and takes his antiprohi
show the merits of this grand bition three times a day. Campbell
Majestic Kange.
YORKE & WADSWORTE.
THE ARM LOCK
-. . t v -I--. -K T I
tttsD JtlllN U
Adjusted at r both , ndM
xxic m8t wx
ift J uuv"" vv v
world. It will not get one
sided it stands perfectly
square and will not be
come loose.
THE ARM LOCK
" BED SPRING
is an many of the best
homes in town andcounty.
Mr John,P, Allison and
Dr. L. M. Archev say it
is complete and they
wouia not - ao wmium,
them.
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iii we or address,
J. Wallace Cook.
Concord. N. C,'
lllp Wantea. i
Wanted Active Honest Gentle
man or Lady to travel representing
established, reliable house. rl Salary
$05 monthly and trawltn expenses,
with increase, if suited.' 'Encloee re
rence and self -addressed stamped
envelope. Thb DoiciNidir,
317 Omaha Building, Chicago
The Best Salve in tke world for
Gats,, Bruisss, Sores, Ulcers,. Salt
Hheum, Fever Sores, Tetter.Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns apd: all
kia Eruptions, and positively-xiares
Piles or no pay required.' ItN is
guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. :j Price 25 cents per
For sale-at P. B. Fetzer's Drug
store '
TIE GREAT MI
uu
COMMISSION TO 1NVESTI
GATB THE PATTIE D. B.
- ARRINGTON CASE.
Tfme Unlimited, Expense Unlimited
and Four Dollars a Day for Each
Comer of the Triangle, While the
Clerks Get Five Dollars Per Diem---Phillips
l.ay Across Two Trunks
Disgustingly Dmn Last .Nigh In the
Baggage Room of the Yarbrough. '
Of all the acts of tho late mon-
grel Legislature the creation of a
commission to investigate' ' the case
the rag off the bush. ,
. and has t
te court, ana na8 tne ngny w
summon witnesses, call for persons
A , t. a.
four dollars each per diem, and all
expenses paid by the State.
The three corners of this triangle
are uampoen ueP;i ryan Kyj
and -Phillips (Pop), of Pitt.
Did the members who, votd for
these men knov who they are?
Camnbell. Renubhcan, of Chero-
. ' oi ' , ,
kee, has become a State character,
the . mere mention of whose name
TT folr of ha
laifcce a emuc. lie io x.ix v v.
is a vast joke with a store pipe hat
and a se eet . , .
. .. Phdhps, PopW, of PUt, is
a fine speomenof the genus jueion-
ists. He noweaidto be;o tbebeTenth
r i a 1 l i 1 I 1 4Un
lay Aavenusi, naviiig ib u
Baptist church (ia which he was a
minister;. ibe mguc iaj u00
two trunKS aeaaaruK iniue og
room of the Yarborouglx House,
. . . . ' -r-r '
Yesterday Phillips went to the
cilice of the State Auditor and. drew
his pay for the two days this
triangular commission ... has been
sitting. Then came v his little ex,
penae account. He had a valise full
of books, which he told the chief
clerk was included in the expenses.
Be had been compelled to buy
them, he stated, for the use of the
committe, which could-notget aiong
,fVionf thpm Tn fftftt the tombs in
Uvot vaiiflc wprA PHPPntial to tlifij
.... 1 iv.
well-being ana nappmess uj.
J
UlPUlUcro Ut iuaw vvuiuf
The valise was opened. In it Weie
a few old law books and copies of
acts of the former ItegislatureB
the latter old books that any one
might have picked up on, the floor
of the house.
The valise was ruled "out of or
der." ;
Bryan, of Chatham, on the stump
in the last campaign, did not deny
that he had passed spunoua coin-"
crime under the laws of the United
States; he did not aeny mat uc uu.
been guilty of stealing a whi, ol
i,?v, .imA hi was accmea oy ine
Chatham liecord.;
This is the triohat has; been se
lected by the late' Fusion- Legisla
ture to investigate and make report
to the Supreme Court. Yesteroay
and the day before they spent a
uua viuii uii mt3 wurj;ea ana mapping
opt .titt line of. investigation. They
will hold this 'sessions in the Court
House hereafjr.. " y
Mr. E X Sanser, a well-known
Pu8ioni3Vi.;in; Lenoir county, who
hanging about the capital much of
the time .since the Legislature met,
is the clerk "to; the committee. .He
gets $5 per day.
Attorney General Osborne yester-
!i1oi"jm'1oH Kirs'mi ' HwiH
the. expense Or jime, waa . named in
the tiill, - the committe must finish
iheu' work so as. to hand in their re
port by the clos of the present term
of the " Supreme court- about six
weeks, The com nitte, in ' order to
Save the expense of mileage in ei-
amining many witnesses, will viaii
during the inyestigation. Raleigh
CHURCH! DIRECTORY.
St. . Andrews Lutheran . church,
Cannoyille--Re7 0. D.. fcJhealy,
pastor. , Bpdy School, at 9-30 a.
m every Sunday. Preaching every
i.x o'j i 1 ' i oj
maD, pastor, services every Sabbath
at 1J f- m. and 7 p. m. bunday
-
All Sa nts Episcopal church -Rev.
.? Dayi?' Teci"r' Morningservice
at 11 a. m. .and 7 p.; m. Sunday
, . :
aay at 4 p. m.
: , .
rch0ll-Kev.
w aouiiuj, y9tur.;'lxrewuuig,ai
11 a. in. andf p. m- Sunday school
at 9:15 a. in.
Prayer meeting every
7 p. m, The public
Sofnror of
CQrdialI inv
ted. v
St." James Lutheran church Rey,
Q. soierer.-pastor. Services
MJ,)w:tof m.
. Q 7 p meetins and
I t
ieetura WedaeadaT at 70 d. m.
B chaliei; Mf hbdist Church-
Rfi R paBton Sen ices
0f n o U 7 n m. Snnd
1 ,
school at 9:45 a.m. i '
Trinity (Reformed church Rey. B
Frank iDays, pastor. Sunday
school at i)a.m., i.rd preaching
at 11 a. m., every. first and third Sun
1
day- And Sunday school at 2 p. in.,
and preaching at 3 p. m , every
. second and fourth Sunday. Y. ; P,
g c. E. meeting . every Sunday
evening at i p. m. All are cordially
invited.
First Presbyterian church Rev.
w n lrfr. Pftstor. Preach-
J .incf feTfiTv Saiida.v at 11 a.-, m...' and
I iftlOnl r. U ' ifiiirtrlov. oohnnl t nf.
5y;;i-i- :-r
o'clock. Prtyermeeting every Wed
nesday niglt at 7:30
! ... I ,
Central Hethodiafc Church Rev.
R, H. Parker, pastor. Services at
11 a. m, and 7 p. m. Sunday school
t S o'clock p. m.
I
"Adan'a Aples.
Possibly the largest applt tree f in
Charlotte Is in a 5 ard on Nortn
Graham 8t,Ut, the roper ty of t
j SheriW.Jer&fe ti
tne
trw
18 cut the came "Adam?' which so fit
ge3t8 that possibly (tAdamfi apple'
grpw yrkn. charlotte Obsaryer
omce itooa to nmut.
The roots over A J & J F Tork'i
...
jewerly store are- for rent The
rtfomtf are in ipiendid 'cbtidition and
will be v inted, t , .very, reasonable
figures. 4pply to J Jb Yorke,
Very Respectfully.
W. 0. Cofrell.
,ni,iijnAou iTUODiUALS.
The legislature has. broke un-left Ral-
eigh town for eood;
An some will go to plowin', an some to
SPllttl Cl WOOtl I
So, ring the bell, conductor ! an people .
But. makes no difference where thev
TT!1 - : . . " ' I
nueman never can ' no decs.'
They've broko up house in" Raleigh
. tney ve headed now for home-;
tnrowed away th comb ; .
oo, rirg me oe u , conaucior i just Ke m
an me siacK i - i
It makes no difference where they go ;
xiiieman never can go Dark I
The fields are needin plowln the land
for labor fails : 1
We're cuttin' closeon firewood an' run,
nin' short on rails : . i
b'KS0r! G00d pt0"
it mates no. difference where they go,
mn eoVry ve x,.ie.
Mr. G- ti Caillouette, Druggist,
Beaversville, 111., says; "To Dr.
King's IV eV Discovery I owe my life.
was taken with La Grippe and tried l
an ine puysiciaua ror miies auuui,
but of no avail .and'waa-flriven'nn atitl
- o . 1.
told I could not live. Having Dr.
King's New Discovery in my store T
sent f or a bottle and began to its use
and from the first dose began to get
better, and after usrng three bottles
was up and about again, it 1 is
... . .
worth i8 weight in gold. We won't
keen store or bouse without it." Get
i a free trial at pefzeia drue store.
Hoeorable
' As the victorious champion of the
peopje against tfie Minnesota Goal
Combinft, Ignatius Donnelly evinced'
a robust, practical good sense, rather
at variance with the speculative
spirit shown in ' The Great . . ;
Cryptogram.
" Mr. Donnelly is a
-man-of the most .
-.versatile talents
his successes In
medical science,
at the bar; and in
2 the neld of letters,
are, many and
unique. Those
familiar with his
writings (and -
vVt ie nt? art
arwavs impressed
IilI" ifK tirh
He ?diK)tes Authority..
r r 2 To .support -a proposition t One is
...tlius, led .0 hleve,that5he.P9ssesses
a rjemarkably retentive mind. But
those who know him say-thfe is a
i mistaken idea rihathll memory is
poor, .but hs Is a tireless Investigator,
and has a well selected, 11 pjary. with
reference books of every sort, which
enable him-to turn at' volition to ' :
: -v any desired.infonnatlon or reference.'
The work which Iw jraiyes pov - ! i
all others Is THE ENCyCtOP .
BRIT.NN1CA, of which he possesses
- two- setsone at his residence and
' ae at his office. He knows, that '
;h:s authority Is never questioned -.
anywhere, and it said to have won
ttveral cases In court upon evidence '
taken from Britannica -- '
iJn ypurENCYCtOPDlAf v
i i0WTANJHl,n.e,nne articles
pa Bacon and Shakespeare, and
hr jtoir pvii satlifactlon, endeavor j
. ta;:feo? ia,C&:,iTrJiIng$ -of ; .-
:,vilikespeare the;Usged cipher of :
) twu ucfcpmvirisonsare , '. "4
otunl&g and Instructive.
- II csi!dl not own THE
BncYCU5pfaiA Brit an nic a ?
yj-ifepl ettf ptocure It while the
; ' bfeotary; psA!dress
: 'TWi:dliRVBR ! .
' ; OMIOTTB. n. .
Truth ii xniChr,jind will prevail
unless superior inducements are
fered the other way.
I goat his
Oeneral Prosnerllr
-.central properuy is me aggregaie
r i i -i i
of successful individual efforts. It
ra - ,aai.nu th
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ods and careful and eebnomical man-
agement of business enterprise. It
at . . m . .
lis tne result or peacetut-laoor con-
ditions and the thrift and- industry
of working people. Therefore it is
wiieu me puouc ceases to jogk
to Uouffress for relief and .re-urn s to
. .
vigorous . individual efforts. With
a return of good times labor trouble s
Will diminisb and work, arid tiioaey
1. . -. . rr,
uo muic Mv;uc blul xiauci 8
demand for both, and to 's'imulate
trade every business man should put
tortn nis best efforts. .Let us stop
vuta turn vx uuiu viuivi?) vrctcb uv uti"
pend on business salyatiou through
leffislatioh and proceed to forge
ahead, each' at his chos-n work, and
all foivtheXJnited States of America.
Washington Post
i r . -
JNTKNATIONA h
H2SatgKJICTIONAIl y ? ,
.1 Grand Educator.
successor oj we
" Unabridged." '$
Standard of tLe
,TJ. S. Gov't rrint-
ing Office, th).S.
Supreme Court nni 5
of nearly aU tlie 5
Schoolbooks.
"Warmly com- $
mended by every
State Superhiten-
dent of Sciiool?, j
and otlier Echini-.'
tors almost v.rith- a
A College rresidant "writes :
" ease witli wbicli the eye. finds th& Tt
t4' " word sought, for accuracy of deHnt- r
"tion, for effectire xnelhotls la iudi- !
" eating pronunciation, for terse yr;t , ;
" comprehensive 'stateinents if facts.
" aad for practical uso a ? h working
"dictionary, T.Ve"bster's Iiiier national'
"excels cny other sinslo volume."
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Th? One Croat St-(lard ArJliorlty, $
So "writes Iloa. T. J. I rewr--, Justice U. S."
O cl- CZZERRIAH CO., rtibllst rr
I J - 5eu:i 'Se ft indlisbers for f re yvmphl.
$ L.o not cbic? reprints of uci.'iit'etilttr4.
xtnTic vnii miY a 0- ?f
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For men, women or. hoys at prices
ranging
. : from f 15 to$80. We ship from factory
factory subject
8oifi
; to approval and are the only mannf actur
1 etS selling direct to Conmmera. We have
! no Agenta. .We offer greater value in our
Oxford Gladiator wheels at SftO to $HO than
: other mantif acturera with prices from tl CO
! to $150. Every Wheel fally vr a r rantert.
J Don't p&V local dealers a profit of Fifty
per cent. Cut thi3 out and write tQ-dty for
' our handsome catalogue. Address, -
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is fut thr fhki for buu'nrss and pre
fnuonil mrn-vkn have a fewUtteri
to'trite cV want those letters to
look well. I'oclors and lawyers,
I pitially ; f nJ H'very handy. Chil
dren easi'y and quickly learn t to
;&rite en itl
It wi!l do just ms good work as
V fk $ I oo.oo mtuktnsii 'Ofeoun
tl is not quite as fast. It ts simply
eontrvted, easily learned,- easily
beratrJL. "' '" '
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en it along with a apeeial circular
if jou'll send us jour address.
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TK rfinn!
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greater portion of the time at Mrs. u 13 lit.
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