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Vor.. XL-No. 110.
CONCORD, N. 0., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 2 1895.
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r m. Odell. President,
n R OUTRAGE. - OashieT.
Tj. D. Coltbank, Assistant Cashier
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000
$16,000
DIRECTORS;
i u OnrcLL. D. F. Cimroir
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Elam King, J. W. Cannon,
f k. Odell, y. H, Lilly,
D. B. COLTRANB.
Speculation,
HAMMOND & CO.
Stock and BoM
Brokers,
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y .
Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and
sold, or carried on Margin '
P. S. Send for explanatory circuv
iar on speculation, also weekly mar
ket letter. ..(Free) dwly
UNIVERSITY OF
IIIH CAROLINA
uompnses tne university, tne
College, the Law and Medical
Schools, nd the V '"
for teachers. Tnition $60 ; 35
teachers, 471 stndents. Ad
dress President Winston,
Chapel Hill, JS C, for Cata
logue and handbook on "UNI
VERSITY EDUCATION."
MAtfUFACTUBEBS 07
FIN E GINGHJLMS,
OUTING CLOTHS;
plaids; shi.eting
AND SALT BAGS.
O .-I- .
DEALERS IN ; 1
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General
Merchandise.
BUYERS OF
Country Prdduce
of all Kind
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AND
WFoot wood always
wonted best prices for
same. We invite an in-.
Section of all the goods
w Manufacture.
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SCHOOL
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THEAMER1CN TOBACCO COAr
lucoiffon YD 'f
fM DURHANUC.U.S.A,y:fr
MADE FROM
High Orade YebaGGo
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
Tne Murderer of Welsh.
Sheriff J M Hood, of Lancaster
countv. S. C, eot requisition papers
fromGoTemor Cair, or this State,
for nhan T.lnvd. whn wan arrested
at Monro for killing young Welsh
near the Haile gold mine, and went
to Monroe Fridav for his man. but
when he reached there he found a
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mob of 30 or 40 ready to take the
nero and lvnch him. The wonld
be lynchers came from Kershaw, S.
O . and a few ioined in from the
town. But bv the ahrewdness 0f
Sheriff Hood, Chief of Police Ash-
craft and Sheriff Ben Horn, the
prisoner's life was saved., He was rninS ngnts out m otner parts oi Mr. A F Ltfler brought ns a sack
slipped from the jail and brought by io . , - " of nice, pears. Thej were , extreme
a rcand.a&ut wayt v . ; ;
Leaving there at 4 o'clock they
reached t ere at lO1 o'clock yesteraay
morning, boon alter, baerin: Jtiood
boarded the train for Columbia with
his bird.Charlotte Observer.
Baseball. v
It was disappointing Saturday
when it was learned that Forest Hill
couldn't play Concord, The boys
had arranged to defeat the boys on
the hill, if such is possible. A game
was had, nevertheless, between the
first nine and the stars, which, re-
suited, according to the score card,
in a victory oi do to 10 m iayor oi
. ' r n i n 0
the little fellows, Though the play-
ins: was Dum on either side, it was
full of fun and the large crowd
perched on the bleechers enjoyed
immensely the contortion act of
Smith and the pretty plava of J 0
Frank. 7 '.
s On -Friday the "female baseball
boyB," of JiTew York, will arriye in
the city, when a game will occur be
tween them and a home team.
Central Hotel To Cnangc
Sunday morning's Charlotte Ob
server is the authority for quite a
successful managed for years ' by
Messrs Eccles and Byan, is to change
fodi-iMistfbffthfi iyear. E R
Thorton, of New York, and GA)
Campbell, of Maine, are ihe men
who have leased it for tenfyears.
School Announcement.
Miss Marshall haying taught so
successfully -for the past two years
in Concord, will again fcpen her
school, ' Monday Sept. 2nd, in the
same building. She endeavors ' to
meet the demands of a school com
bining thorough mental work with
the best Physical and Moral develop
ments. Term $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00 J
per month.
buswes. Barpn. The en D of H8rr,8bnrj,. Ur Yoa White, wwiliUtUa the' lowest,' re
hotel, which has been so ably and . Wh 1A hnair-; w!Un!i n. srinihla bidder the contract' Ifor
HE HAS HYDROPHOBIA. j
A Fourteen-Year-Old Boy Near Pine
ville Develops lc After Being: Bitten
Four Years A go.
In Pineville township,nofc far from
the town of Pineville, can he seen a
Dau wuuu,u8 Bigot a young
boy about fourteen years old, striken of the Sunday-school children Snn
with hydrophobia. A few days ago day, there was a fair attendance at
while at school he bacame suddenly all the churches. At the Union
sick and wa3 taken home, . Now he
lies suffering and biting at every-
ihirjg that comes about him. He
seems ; to be in perfect agony at
times. The attack comes on him by
spells ; caused by a current of air cr I
a change of any kind tending to
bring on excitement.
About four years ago the boy was
bitten by a little dog that had heen
bitten by a mad-dog.
The boy's name is Arthur Satter-
field, a son of Mr. Leon Satter field.
Charlotte Observer.
IjigrhtnliiK Storm.
Saturday night about 8:30 o'clock
a small cloud full of thunder and
eon7, nong over uonoora
The - flaes of lightning
were
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"gnunng struct tne cupola on tne
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,y re. on
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BUluSie8 8uauww wioiiow bu
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ana spnnterea.up a noor. ne
hou8e 18 HShted bJ electricity and
wires enter near xue roor. nere
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the lifihtning left tbe roof and fo1"
10wea ine wires, witn tne result or
believed that the damage would
have been m ach Sreater ' lf not tne
UOUSe DUmt. IN O one waa nurt. s
It is reported ;, that a lady was
stunned at the Cabarrus Mills and is
now prostrated.
Morris Arrested and Taken to Char
lotte.
Jep Mori is, the man that claimed
to have eaten so much watermelon
one night last week, was arrested
this mornine bv Chief of Police
Boger on a capias sent over from
authorities at Chorlotte for carry in u
....
a concealed weapon, it will ne rc
membered that Morris waa badly
cut in a general melee at iSelmont
springs, near Charlotte,"' on Easter
Sunday last, ft appears that Mor-
ris was not as successful in conceal-
ing his pistol as he was in conceals
mg watermelons. : Y
Dr. IX, B. Tonns Sleeted County
Physician. , ii ;-"-; f j
Atithe court house today (Mon
day) the election of county ? physi
cian took place. There were- only
two James presented, those of ;Prs.
ceiyed 1.
Kniernts of t he.Maccabees
The State Commander - writes us
from Lincoln N eb.', 'as f oUows':
"After toying other medicines for
what seemed to be a very obstinate
cough ; in our two children we tried
Dri King's ' New Discovery and at
tho ead of two days the cough en
tirely left them. ; We will not be
without it hereafter, as our exper"
ience proves that it cures where all
other remedies fail ."Signed F. W.
Stevens, State Com. Why not
giye this great medicine a trial, as it
is guaranteed and trial bottles are
free at Fetzer's Drug Store. Begun
lar size 60c. and CI 00.
ID O V' t Ula aU n'A r riC I ertVirtnl hnnpo -ifo inf Hi at; ,n 10
wHAT THE REPORTS SHOW.
Sunday Schools Hare a Fair Atten
danceAn Increase of 6 Sew Mem
bers. Notwithstanding the fact that the
campmeeting in Stanly and the re
vivai at Mt. Ulivet attracted manv
school there was an addition of one.
at Forest Hill Methodist the increase
was fire, which makes a grand total
of all the hite schools of the city
1,687. The attendance September!
was 934, as follows :
Central M. E. church .76
Enrollment .. .144
Foreat Hill
Enrollment .... . .......643
Absent .317
JoreB 1"e6rian" "-r,
Absent
..........105
.......... 81
St. Andrews Union, j
Enrollment . . .'. J
152
Absent.........
71
35
50
15
96
Reformed church.... J.
Enrollment . . . . J .
Absent .... ......
St. James Lutheran. ..
Enrollment.......
Absent .36
. . . .
:.132
Absent 80
Baptist church 78
1 1 A. Inn
r.. M,.n.l to
. Enrollment .......... V..... 113
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rrmt Acknowiednients. ,
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The Stand aed was remembered
today by two parishoners, to whom
we extend the heartiest thanks.
Mr. William O. r Petrea, of ' St.
John's, brought a dozen apples, the
lartypaf. rpr rwnrtrmA iti thia nnnntr.
he dozen weihed ten pounds. Mr,
petrea did not remember the variety.
This dozen would make apple dump
lings for a large family for a whole
week. Vv
Friday's Sport.
The announcement of the coming
of the woman baseball team to this
city on next Friday is an eyent that
has been more generally discussed
than the great money problem or the
rise in the price of cotton. It will
be an interesting game, with the
following corps of handsome young
gentlemen as their antagonists :
Caldwell, G ; Fisher, J; Brumley,
F ; Smith, L ; Caldwell, W A ; Cook,
H ; Keesler, R L; Beard, B ; Franks
Ai; with W W Morris as umpire
and J A Deaton as scorer. All of
the above nine' have signified their
willingness to play with the ; excep.
tion of Mr, Beardi who has not yet
been consulted. " " " .
Baildlnjc Sebool House to Let. -
-On Stpt,;16. at o'clock, at tthe
building a school house on said site.
Plans and specifications will be made
known, on anove . aate,, or, in ine
meantime bv calline on, the nnder-
gigned. Chas. A. Sherwood,
' : DT, Litakeb, '
; W. N. Barnhabdt,
V ,:; Committee.
September 2, 1895. , ...
Do Tea Want Either t
The following articles are offered
for? ea!e privately and reasonably :
One pool table, balls and cues ; one
bagatelle table, one cook Btove, one
grate, two parlor stoves and a dining
table. For farther particulars call
&t this ofiice, s2tf
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MT. PLEASANT, N. C.
REV. J. D. SHIREY, D. P., PRE3
ADADEMIC, COMMMRCIAL
! ; - AND '
COLLEGIATE COURSES.
Total necessary expenses
session of 38 weeks, $S5.00 to
$137,000.
JNfext session begins Sept
3. 1895. For cotalogue and
special information, address
the President as above, or
lm. Secretary-of. Faculty.
Mount Amoena
SEMINAR Y
A Flourishing School for Your.ar
Ladies.
TEN TEACHER?,
OrkamentallSraLches Beeoiva
Careful Aticntion, ,
HEV. O. L. T. FISHEB, A. Al
, Principal,
' MOUNT PL ASAKT, N. O
jim nouns
College of Agriculture '
v - and Mechanic arts.
The next session of this Col
lege will begin September 5th.
Examinations at count y seats
first Saturday in August.
Young inen desiring a tech-
nical education, at an unusual
ly low cost will do well to ap
ply for catalogue to
A. Q. HOLLA! ) AYPxna.,
2 w d&wt Raltigh. N. C.
COFFINS &C.
have now in tcck at my i ooms
opposite tle court iio"ae a aplen
did line of well-made Fuiuiture
such as
Bed Steads, Tables,
Wash Stands Safes,
Chairs, &c.
I defy competition in regard to
quality and pric?. You Wll be
surprised when you hear my prices
Come and see. If not in stock
can supply you in a few days. I
have a nice line of
-COFFINSz
at prices that will surprise you. I
keep a full Iline on hand for imr
mediate' supply. " I buy
LUMBEP ;
and run my planing machane, and
all persons who wish any thing
in this line, will do well to call
and see me. -
; -Very Respectfully, ..
J. T. Pounds.
Concord. N. C. July 13,. 1895., " -
FEMALE ACADEMY.
J 11C XlillUctl wICSSlUII WtJltlllUtl i-IA
1895, Register for last year shows more than 500
persons under instruction during the year. Spe
cial features: the development of Health, Char
acter and Intellect. Buildings thoroughly remod
elled. Fully equipped Preparatory tCollegiate and
Post Graduate Departments, besides first-clas3
schools in Music, Art, Languages, Commercial
and Industrial Studies.
J. H. CLEWELL, Rrincipal, Salrm, N
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Concord
HIGH SCHOOL
Opens September 2. Offers full, thor
ough preparation for college; practical,"
thorough training for business or . life.
For information or announcement, ad
dress. HOLLAND THOMPSON,
tt&sa22tw CoNcord, N. C.
FUBIITUJE