j .-No. .121.
VONCORD, N. C, WFJ)ESDAY, MARCH 20,
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1895.
-WHOliE NO. 1,477
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A GHASTLY FIND.
Tlie
Baby-
Dead JUody of aero
Found In a Gas Pit.
The Durham Sun of yesterday
says :
HAD TO PAY BE D TAX.
For Over Fifly Tears.
Ifnnr n. l.A-ilnA.. n rk .. . nr. m- . I - ' ' " 'I
ueefl used for over fiftv vears .hr
,The ''Hotel de Gurley" at Smith. millions of mothers for children:
wmic ct-ctuiu, witn penecc success.
It soothes the child, oftens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents "a bottle
Be sure and ask for ''Mrs. Wjnslow's
Cigarettes
"iaA L
ft! T. ire. CflFlfl A P PI
nMPHANLN-C. U.S.A. YMV-
U" MADE FROM
Hfah 8rade TobaGGO
AITD
ABSOLUTELY PURE
field. ,N. H . ia fcflnfc hv ".Trrti n f 1 A
Uhis morning about 7 o'clock two lev- Everybody calls him "Uncle'
colored children, Claude and Daisy Jokn" :H is an original character.
Hester, while on the way'to Pinnii rtrayal such a character
, . , , would have delighted Dickens. Last
prize house, stopped by an old gas week Senator Fowler, of Sampson,
pit, in the rear of the Globe Ware-: on his way home after the adjourn
house. The pit was about nine ment of the Legislature stopped at
feet deep and contained about two the Gurley House. When he went
A U1 r . e t. 1 1 tn nov hi hill nnrl if. nraa t0.
auu a uau JLcc L UL Water, 111 mere I 1 J w r vuv " v i -v ouicouw aoa jui mi s. m 4UB1UW a
they discovered the body of n dhildJ? Xa l0- ftffi0UQt Soothing Syrnp," and take no other
rr,, . . . . . ne.wilno to raav 50 cents ameal but j
rnis wa3 renorted to two co ored . , . i' ... , , . . mwrccw
. . , mougni ou . cenccv,ior. loading was too
, , t J r ' u.u.u. uwuu offleeRoomtoRent.
muui,tic, ; nere; ajn 1 you one .ci inem a mv r o r-uvr'n1
t. . ,, I . x m,. J The rooms over A J & J F York's
j? or some time tnere was a nitcn TocsierB ioai xaxe i my ocas t , iae . . i
afrto Senator fftdmitted Vb was. .. ".Well Uewerly store are for rent. The
.u.. ,.u. .'n,..u .uJ then." saidiUncle Job "I want yen roms are in splendid condition and
n , r,. vr vt. I understand you ve got to pay will be rented at very reasonable
j rr enough to rover the ta one of figures. Apply to J F Yorke,
Johnson, who went out and made an v hU. TVa SAnflfnrnfnreeiated tr -d .,n.
OF
I
IT
FAKES
iv:n 1'ikA tn IlltvIiHW.
Vr.Cor pressman SpriLget has
examination. It was a colored the icik a and Vood hnmoredlv baid
lVl'Irl fT vAnnik1n rs r mama 1 . msvrvl n I 1 V- ill wt I I- ' r- I " 'TO 1
old. It was the coroner's opinion eigh Observer ...
m!3 1m.
Yery Respectfully.
W. O. Cokrell.
One Thing and Another.
Captai n "How is you r paten t
, , , -, . , .: , . , . Vr f ,' ;! ' v , i r t - rapid-fire gun getting along ?
v,, ,ioHinpd lr Washington since ;j JiL . ; -& : ; ' : - : ? ' - Lieutenant"Not at all"
UCCu oeen m inere a weeK -or several i neaiea argument.
Lieutenant "Not at all."
s tne matter :
,e'of Congress oa account of week3 a8 the wSter wa3 cod enougH There & ; gfeat difference fo. : ,;Oaptaii,-.Whf.
.ss illness of wife, ho to pmtrve it that length of time. ! tweenaving to m something and in't it any good ?
acate attack of the.gnp. lie Tilere Wa8 nQ cue M evidenCe havibe sometkine to'aav. '" I - Lientenant-Th
A rich man to draw a check,
Apretty g"r to draw4 attention..
A horse to draw a cait,
A plaster to draw a blister.
A dog fight to draw a crowd,
h nlnof Uoncrress on accouut ui
the sen
has an acute attack of the grip. He Tere Waa n0 clue or evidence having sometkine tosay. - Lieutenant "The gun is all right And our goods to draw bargain
ffiH go to uniudu o whatever as to whose it was or who . .Time flies, and stays for no man. but they took it to Philadelphia to hunters,
recovers and look out for a location . ... . .Ur ' ;nnnaaf i i vi u moVflfho foofo rwif i?'Pi.o! I
ii.tiiiiiiiiiii.miiiiir-ii.iiiiir-. nil i 1 1 i.tju.ciau riu rir i ir tti j ti w 1111 ivn - mim i, i i i.i r nifirvij luli LinLa mm l i iii u . r r i
TCllG SiDgEl' 7 ; I (mo, .t' Yf r w v , w i . -3 ,
tobeeinTaw practice.
mon Stfttcsman said today that he
bad received no intimation yec tnai
the President meant to tender him a
desirable appointment. Mr. Springer
will spend the summer at Mackinaw,
Mich., where he has a cottage.
wa3 not held.
Too Iilleral.
"Little bors" admonished the left off.
Politics Ungrateful.
Lots of people have been wonder
ing, since seeing the list of magis
trates, how in the world several of
the hardest workers in the campaign,
in season and out of season, were
musician.
The kick of .a cow i3 not the
most acceptable form of a milK
punch.
"Necessity knows no law." Being
tha mother of the invention, she
ought, at least, to know the patent
law. Ex.
The Discovery Saved Ills Life.
Mr. G Caillouette, Druggist
Beaversville, III., says: "To Dr.
King's Kew Discovery I owe my life.
Was taken with La Grippe and tried
all the physicians for miles about,
but of no avail and T7as given up and
told I could not live. Having Dr.
King's New Discovery in my store I
he William Junker and Chairman The Best Salve in tie worU for sent xor a ootue ana oegan to us use
t---l i r " m w TTiora Rolf, and from the first dose began to get
-'Cause he h These two, in Rheum, Fever Sors, TettersChapped better, and after using three bottles
-eplied Sneckeled Mulligan, of the reality, did much for fusion. Mr. Hands, Chilblains, Corns -'.and all was up and about again, It is
hill. V Junker held'lots of them by his orar Skin Eruptions, and positively cures worth its weight in goUL Weon t
. -r ti L.fi.- '1 v t 1- 0:1 " . ..nn; Th ia keen store or bouse without it." Get
de uddev cheek, mistpr. Dot bloke certainly did valiant service, in fact guaranteed to give satisfaction or a free trial at Fetzsrs a
0. p.im
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good muv"wLy did ydu strike your Every one expected to see Mr. nucnien's Armc
halve.
little cojipanion
? see how
drug store.
I j - . ' I
nved m; i stingor wid his left duke did more for Mr. Hilemau's election money refunded, rnce 40 cmis per
an' den got in wid his right, an' say, than any man in the county. It box. For sale atP, B. Fe tier's Drug
T if hsn;Vl 'im a nair o' fives dat was he that made the colored vote store
A JVJ Ulli M V V mm " I '
f n1rtr fioo V" I orli1 fnv him
iJi.ll 1111 ICl iSlCCU. KJ&V I OUJiu av.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Rut the unkindest cut of all is
Po :a"e; f the overlooking of the tall politician
Asai-emedy for all forms of - k
iieiU.i-i-. LiectriC bitters nab ' .
, u v Tt raw oed. He was the author of fusion
proved ,o be the very best. It sriects , ....
Pem:,nt cure and the most in Cabarrus He eyen stood ridicule
dreaded Ritual sick headaches ithe early part of -the campaign
. n xir ii from his own race on accountofhis
.who ar ; 'ilicted to procure a bettle,
alJ ive thu
lemedv a fair trial. In
cases of habitual constipation Elec
tric Bllttri cures by giying the
netued tone to the bowels, and few
csea L;- resist ' the use of this
rnodicirc. Try it ouce. Large bot
tles oaly fifty cents at Feizer?s drug
store.- - ' .
He 'tint veil IiOiiscr."
A 3 11V; '-ndncement to get him to
U'd e .lily Johnnie was told that he
fvv while he slept One morning
be ;;woW with his-feet protruding
tbr:u:: The scokeaat the foot of
1
l,Maufi:a," he called, 4tI slept so
rd I rowed longer than.the bed.
lHuV: J iine! Ahoacl,.
people may expect better
we:ihc-r -ifter thi3 equinoctial storm
ovu All this bad. weather has
tweii a seTere hindrance to farm
operatioiiH and even to ordinary busi-
5oi:ie people imagine that the
unusually bad weather is due to
1'rof. McAnulty'3 not pulling the
r on it, Now thathe has again
assumed control, those -who have
confidence in him, may now rest
political relations -but steadfast he
stood. And yet he wa3 ignored by
Mr. Hileaian, into whose bosom he
nestled during the campaign.
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12jc Bloncls Win.
The ball game Tuesday afternoon
wa3 called at the end of the seventh
inning, the score standing 11 to 9
in favor of the "Blonds." Not the
best of feeling existed between the
two nines at the close of the game,
and from bad to worse matters graw
until it wound up in a general "free
for all fight." This, however, did
not amount to much as peace was
soon restored.
Thnrnbar. the Victors'.
catcher, got his left eye plugged;
with the ball. His face is beauti
fully tinted in spots with blue,
black and red.
- Harry Montgomery got one of
his fingers hurt, but not seriously.
It is to be regretted1 that the fracas
nonnrrpd Tuesday, but we will trust
to the old saying that "a bad begin -
mkP8 a ffood ending," ana iouji
forward to more pleasing and !better
games in the near fa Jure.:
-$lJr ttij uri rotnrned to SallS
jyir. ju. iu-u vi
bury today.
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All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value for the money.
Thev eaual custom shoes In style and fit.
Their wearing qualities ore unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform, stamped on sole.
From $1 to $3 saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you e can. Sold by
IIEILIG HENDRTX'
Mi. Pleasant, JV. C.
"Rv and under authority vested in
me in a deed of trust from J Ivey
Cruse, and duly registered in the
Register's oihce for Cabarrus county
m Book 5, pages 232-3, J, as trustee,
will expose to public saJe lor casp,
at the court house door in Concord
On Monday, the 15th day of April,
1895, all that tract of land named in
said deed of trust, adjoining the
lands of Richard Walker, Mary
Hitcme, D M Cruse and other?, in
No. 6 township, said county, being
a part of the Sandy Cruse tract of
land and laid off to said J Ivey
Cruse in division of land and con
taining in the aggregate 65i acres
and being in two tractp, one of 47f
acres and the other 17 J acrer. Sale
to take place it 12 o'clock noon on
said day. JULIA WHEELER,
Nee JULIA. PISHEK,
This March 16. 1893. Trustee.
THE ARM' LOCK
BEDSPR1NG
Adjusted -at botJend3..
Tlie most com forts ble BecT
Spring yet knovv-n to tlio
world. It will not get one
sided it stands perfectly
square and wiil not ben
come loose..
THE ARM LOCKT
. BED SPRING
is in many of the best
homes in town and county.
Mr. John P. Allison and
Dr. L. M. A i obey 'say Jt
is complete and they
would not do without
them.
For further particulars call
on me or address,
J. Wallace Cook.
Concorde N. C,
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
By authority of a mortgage exe
cuted to me by Washington and
TanhAlla ttflfid. oq the 21 day of
July, 1886, 1 will sell at the court
house ia qoncord, to me nigneat
the 18th day of April,
1895, a tract of land containing sev
enty-five (75) acres, adjoining tne
.Tnhn McAnultv. John S
Turner and others, a part . of the
Dilla Reed land: 'iv
HIRAM. B03T,
' This March 12, '95. Trustee.
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