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CONCORD, N. C. FRIDAY; APBIL 19, 1895.
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vestigatton
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TOILER EXPLOSION.
t Is a Conceded Fact
That the library possessed by the
scientist, when it covers only his
seciI line of work and study. Is
1 inadequate for hfs use.
Nature, within whose kingdom Ha
k the fields of all science, has so ,
constituted her domain that no one
branch is distinct or independent -of
' another. The scientist who enters
some of her fields of study must
inform himself upon all.
The botanist must seek his ,
Mr. William Morris Kadly Scalded
Ills Condition Not Serious, Fortu
nately. ;
fey;
Mr, Will Morris, who Hve3 about
four miles from town, met with a
painful accident this (Friday) morn
ing.
He was running his gin. While
working around the engine the boiler
exploded, and Mr. Morris wa3 badly
scalded. The first report was that
he was seriously injured.
; The latest information is that he
is not seriously, though painfully
hurt.
It was impossiole to get full par
ticulars of the accident fcr thi8
issue.
Fusion and Prohibition.
Why, instead of helping the cuse
of temperence by legislating it into
a fair change in the nice, the Fu
sion Legislature did its best it f ram
ing the new election law to rub the
Prohibition party clerk oil "North
pgjy durham w.c. u.s.a. -yy.
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SALE
ABSOLlTi&LY PURE
MfcMthrr nlants in the studv of
geblogy the uses of plants in zoology Carolina territory." Balldt Box.
or chemistry
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MURDER IS 1KEDELL.
in a Dis
The.chemist finds his materials for
: work in the study of geology or botany,
i The sciences all depend one upon the
; other, and the successful scientist must
! thoroughly understand each and Its
relation tcrhis chosen branch.
Further the scientist, must have his
fisfof illation ' .
Ing" alls Cnt and Out for Free Coinage.
Macon, Mo., April lS.In goun
yer8ation with a member of the G A
R, at the state en campement being
held here, J J Ingalls has declared
he was not only in favor of putting
a plank into the national platform
$14 10
3 23
3 60
2 10
favoring free and unlimited coinage
It must be exact and concise, for In the nf R-.ivp- w tw he ;a 8tron?lv in
i j . : At I ' - a "
for searching large libraries or bulky Uvor-ot nominatug a candidate who
volumes. is personally in favor of that prin-
He nas touna a remedy tor me cinle
inaacquawy ui nis special iiuiaiy , 11 i
the new up-to-date Encyclopaedia
Brltannica authoritative, concise,
accessible, complete. He can turn in
Twenty-One Children to Eegfa With.
The happiest marriage ever chron
a moment to any subject suggested by icTed in this section of the State was,
any feature of the experiment.
But the scientist is not alone In this
discovery, for so complete ancl
universal in its bearings is this
wonderful reference library that men in
A Negro Killed a Wbito Slan
pine UTer?i) tcnis.
Late Saturday after noon a white
man named T J Ovsrcash was killed
by a :negro, Jim Femster, in Con
cord" fonship, redell county.
Feimster' was to hale been married
Sunday and had goie to Statesville
to get hi3 license, "lie go c full up
on whiskey and onlhia way home
tuet Oyercash, to whom he owed a
balance of 25 cents In a calf purs
chased, at a branch. I The negro had
a chicken . and Ovfrcasli demanded
the balance uuo hixn or the fowl.
Feimgter had no monev and refused
to give ud the chicken which he
said wai fori hi Wrddin dinner.
After un vxchunga of iords, both
mea in tiie meanwhile having ob
to
every walk of life find in it just what
they need. It is
It is unnecessary for us to tell you
possibly, that which occurred one
dae last wpek at Hat Creek, the con-
Wfi rt? hPina Mrs. Mollev ined a rock, Over cash parted
Tn rs Mr JamOH Hampr hnthJ cross the branch. The izegro dared
.i-whr J him to cross ad as he M so threwi
Advance. Tbe marriage took place the rock, stnkipg himon the bead
,mM ,f. rmoincr s.t H,ft home of laud knocking hita dewn, partly in
MUlAVk c4.cu -) - " " - ; I ... 1 1 1
rrTTJl .A A af tPrward the haonv; tae waier. reiuidiw pcu uF
so you nave kuowuji long, dul u ; i
is ours
act prom
regular
offer
Address . children, while the groom, who was
a widower, ha3 in his family seyen;
youngsters, eo that the youngcouple
will begin life with 7 twenty-one
children.
to remind you that unless you couple removed to the home of the) .-o
ptly you must buy it at the wh:fih wag nofc far distant.! the wounded ,m3n iun toe gruuuu.
retail prices, for theintroductory , Jt - -...! Twn'fltrifr net?ibej who witnessed
.. -i'i'i-.v hirin i a t nn m nr noi" rvr Tnnrrnpn i...w.w- r ,
will last but a short time. iuoiuc. . v..,
The Observer
CHARLOTTE, N. C
Canht by a Decoy Letter.
.Cincinnati, Ohio, April 18.-1
ais jn.t been made public that Geo.
Monieo. one Of the Counterfeiters "When Daby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
of the two cpnt postage stamps, wa3
arrested in the CiccinnJti pa3t cfiice
on Tn.25 hy, on a decoy letter. 'He
W &er,t to the Chicago-Tribune an
advertisement offering to sell-$125
worth of stamps for $100 and di
recting the- answers to. be sent to
Geo, Morrison.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she becarre Miss, she clung lo Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
the difficulty cjriied Overcash to
his home. He rinained unconscious
until about 8 o'cck Sunday morn
ing when he diej(
F6r Ovcn'riny Yeais.
Thi,.rEer Felt Hie Ilr.lfcr Draw.
The Populists say tbey are tired
of hearing so much about that Fred.
Douglai Legislature and of the
deviltry of derks and unprincipled
repre8entatives in stealing and sneak
l3S in bills. Doubtless th?y re tired
as'J are anxious to hear ko more of
T2ie Blllvllle Banner."
Biiiville is getting ready for the
expo3ition . We have a number of
spring alligators that saved five
niggers from being lynched by
swallowing them alive.
The fishing season is not full as
usual. The jug factory wastotally
destroyed by fi e on Wednesday last,
and all we haye left now is bait.
During the moonlight picnic ve
Media th,Sn;n,rt w for mistook oar .iron "
a.in? seed cotton. F I O.oorne threw the same out ofj ne wiu-
wa tv, e Thp sheriff caught it on tne ujr,
thca sol.citor and made one of T"f oB three shirts and a
Ws greatest speeches for ths prose, relieved n8 oJ .tDrlU!,
JtUm. ft9r Mr. Osborns closed certificate of good c harac te
"imment the prisoner w as asked BillviUe hopes to take the ,
Wend what he thonght of the madals at the Au,
solicitor
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"W you uod's truth ! never am space . ,L , Hii
geteo tire of hearing one speech exhibits conRrman--
11 my life. That fellow Osborne anything except to Inn
rally makes me tired "-Monroe andreturn to his cons titn ten .
fairer. a w v , ' AlKfiB 13bnaHation.
Mrs. Wfn8lqw,flfSboth5Dg Syrup has
been used for jrer fifty years by
millions of movers for their children
while teethmwith perfect succesp.:
It soothes tls child, oftens the
gums, allays al pain, cures i wind
colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, ijwill relieve the poor,
little sufferer famediately. ' Sold by
Druggists in every part of the
world. Twery-five cents - a bottle
Be sure and as for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syr ba" and take no other
kind. I , . mw?&w :
OF TOWN LOTS FOR
TAXES.
) By virture of levies and the cer-
tlficate or J L Bocer. Tar Cnll
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for the town of Concord, , and pur
suant to the provisions of the
Machinery Acts of the General As-!
sembly of North Carolina, I will on:
the 1st Monday of May 1895, sell
at the Court House door in Concord!
the following town lots on which the;
taxes levied by the commissioners
tor. said town for the year 1894 reV
main unpaid, to wit :
WABD I.'
Isette & Smith, 1 town lot
on Main street
Pondexter, P F, 1 town
lot on Mill street, ad
joining W, Thompson,
Troutman, W A, 1 town
. lot oo Spring street,
, WARD 2.
Willeforl, J A, 1 town
lot Snst Depot street,
- waud 3.
Branick, Mag, 1 town lot
East Depot street, '(El
len Bost property),
Dry, W F, 151 acres land
3-Mile Branch,
Groner, Mary E, 1 town
lot (old store room;,
WARD 4.
Aescvndei Sarah, 1 town1
lot, Coleburg,
Alexander, Hiram, 1
town lot Loye Town
(balance),
Freeman, Allen, 1 town
lot Coleburg,
Gilmore, bandy, 1 town .
lot Broad street,
Gibson, Mag, 1 town lot
Broad street,
Harris, Henry, 1 town
lot Broad street,
Holbrooks, Adam, 1 town
lot Broad street,
Icbord, Eliza, 1 -town.
' lot 'Coleburg, :
McCarter, xrldre w J , 1'
town lot Broad street,
McRea, John ' W, 1 lot
Broad street (balance),
Pharr, ( Martin, 1 town
lot Broad street,
Spencer, Ellen, 1 town
lot Broad street,
Miller, Rondolph, 1 town
lot Broad street,
Blair, Z, 1 town lot
Broad street,
To THE Shepjef of
County :
The above is a true list of de
liquent property of the. town of Coji
cord, presented- as in accordance
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Cabarrus
I am back at my old place
of business,
ALLISON'S
corner prepared to vrelcome
iny old friends and to make
new ones. I keep a full liheof
DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS,
GHOCEEiES,
TCBACCO, &c.
! always at the lowest prices
consistent with, honest busi
ness. Will meet cuts at all
times. I can buy as cheap as
anybody nnd will sell as close,
Haying a stock suited to the
farmers' wants, can use your
produce, W ill exchange
goods for all kinds of country
produce at cash prices. Call
to see me.
JOHN P. ALLISON
pecuiatibn,
TT & r U Akl n
2Qk
130 & 132 Parl Sti ?i.,
rTEW YORK CITY, N. T.
" - . u- otroaav engaged
3 epeeeh. Herepled, "Well, la ;o r
l w id
For men, wo:
did spsee and, ambtferngs.
1
;pi hoys at prices ranging
: fxpjagps tqt);f 8ijfrapa factory snftjgct
i to approval & 4re the on,ly martuf actur-
iajezJ r, Offer. jsrattValrtc in c.ur
! OfCsrOL Gladiar wheel3 atJfiOtaJSO .tftan
toSlSOu EvJ7 wheel ftally -nrr&ntfc
niii t 11 dealr profit of Fifty
,Ctlbt3 out vrits rtpxj fpij
tttt iandsoiiitalosua ' "Address, ' . '..
BtoydeBsjwTtoent 5 11,
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with law for fou to ftdvertie nnder
execution for sale for taxes. !
. , J. L. Bgger, j
Tax Collector.
L. M. MoKrison, Ex Sherifi! of Ca-;
bar us County,
April 10thV189o. V '
Meeting classis of North Carolina
Keforraed church of the U. S.,
Thcmaeville, N. C. Ticuets of
sale April 30th, May 1st and 2nd,
limit, May 7th, 1S95. -Fare for
round trip $2.50. .
Sit tip
trai
Stocks, Bonds and Grain bo--iq;ht a-i d
told, or carried on Margin.
P. S. Send for explanatory circus
laf on speculation, also weekly mar
ket letter. ' (Free) dwlf
Professional Card.
I have located in Concord for iha
practice of medicine, find surgery,
and respectfully.ask the public for a
share of theirj-pairoaage I may be
found fcfc'my' office, at; -any hour of
the day or at my residence at night
when not - out professionally, and"
will gladly respond lo all calhi
promptly.
OfSce under that of Montgomery
& Cro.vell. Respectfully,- .
tf . J. E, Smoot, M, D.
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:Just as easy to sit tip straight
,on a bicycle as on a horse. Bi
cycle iriust be built right,' though
i-rr-havp, easily adjustable handle
bar and many sizes to fit you.
That means your buying a
Bicycle,$100
Haven't" said a , word about
quality.?, 'No need.?; Everybody
knowsf the Columbia is ,tho
; rbest bicycle made. 5 Have lower
priced machines tooHartfords
Art Catalosme free If voa call.
(J. U PA:lwiEKbt; jm , 'AG E si T, '
C(Mcbto,vN. C. 1
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Mansionnonse Laundry.
; I am the Concord' repeeentative
of the Maiieion;Houso Steam Laun
dry, of Greeuville. B.C. If you
think of wearing nicely done-up
collors, cuffs and shirt3, come sec
me and find out cost.
You will be )aid f or all articles
torn or lost. You can le
bundles at" the Furniture Store,
whether I am pre?anfc or not, It will
receive prpnpt attention.
I send basket off Tuesday and it
returns Saturday morning'.
" Come around and'see'inei
J mhl3 3m - J. N.Bell
IJuc ui en's Arnica aaive.
The Bcat'Salve in .tie worla for
Cuts, Bruisss, Sores,. Ulcer s, Ss It
Rheum, Fever Sor3,Tetter,Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or. no pay required. It is
guaranteed ..to .give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cfnts per
box. . For sale, at P. B. Fetzer's Drug:
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