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Vol. XI. No. 111.
ional Bail,
u
J. M. Odell, . President,
D,B. Ocltranb,- ' Cashier.
L. D. CoLTRANEi Assistant Cashier
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000
$16,000
-DIHEGTOHfe:
X X
J. M. Odell, D. F. Cannon
Elau King, J. W. Cannon,
W K. Odell, W. A Lilly, i
D. B, OOLTBANE, "
Speculation,
HAMMOND & CO.
Stock and Bond
Brokers
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
VBBBBBWM
Scocks, Bonds and Grain bought and
sold, or carried on Margin.
P. S. Send for explanatory circus
lar on speculation, iilso weekly mar
ket letter. (Free) dwly
UNIVERSITY OF
WQRTr
vompuBes me university, tne
College, the Law ana Medical
Snhnnln a.
V
SCHOOL
for teachers. Tuition $60 : 35
leacners, 471 students. Ad
dress President Winston.
Chapel Hill, N C, for Cata
logue and handbook on "UNI
VKKSITY EDUCATION."
JIANUFACTUEEES OF
FIJYJS GINGHAMS,
OUTiJYG CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, SHHET1NG
AND SALT BAGS.
O
DEALERS IN
Gener
al
Merchandise
BUYEE3 OF
Country Produce
of all Kind
- AND
our-Foot wopd always
wonted best grides 6
same. We Invite an int
spectionof all the goods
we Manufacture.
do,
a
CAROLINA
SUMMER
ill Manufacturing
THREE NEW cilUROHES.
SouthTadkl
-"'viamin nausbury
Graded School, Opened-Miss Ad
die Williams Better.
Q Salisbury, N. C., Sept. 3.-The
South Yfedkin Association, which
met in the Baptist church here Fri
day, niht, closed about noon jester
day. There Were about seventy
five delegates in attendance and the
sessions were interesting throughout
.Three new churches organized du
ring the year past, made application
ana were received into the associa
ioPv The , Biblical Kecorder. the
North Carolina Baptist and Baptist
yrpnanage, Baptist papers, were
represented at the meeting. The
association now comprises about
twenty-one churches with a mems
bership of 2,000 or more. The city
cnurches were supplied Sunday by
preachers from the association.
The city schools opened yesterday.
The enrollment at the white graded
school was 281, colored graded HI:
the private schools opened favor..
ably.
The female baseball nlavers are ex-
'.'
?epted ?triKe Salisbury Saturday
ax lci iiuuii .
Miss Addie Williams, the Char
lotte Observer's bright and . gifted
lacal editor, who has been sick at
the home of Mr M O Qainn here is
much improved and hopes to be able
i to be out in a day or two
Mr. N B McCailess returned yes
terdry morning foom Boston and
! Othp.r nninfa rnit-Vi to Via a ha mnn i-
purchase machinery for the Kesler
...
wauu4a"uuuS uuiuy, iua new
mill to be bailt here.
Another Kind of Fusion. ' ..
The Raleigh correspondent of the
Charlotte Observer says : 'Assur
ances are given tonight that the
movement for the co-operation of
the Democrats and Populists is un-
qestionabiy spreading. A prominent
man assures me that Senator Butler
favors this arrangement is, in fact,
desirous ol seeing it effected. It is
alleged that Otho Wilson also is
favoring it It is also said that
some Populists are expressing dis
approval of Russell as the guberna
torial candidate because they say
that, during the last session of the
Legislature'he produced the intro.
duction of a bill to provide for the
lease of the North Carolina Rail
road. 1
l(olllir) TOf lipoma v.a
j . ii tiitauia orrivuil All..
In was learned in Concord that
Hon. A H A Williams, better known
among his friends as "Baldy," was
very sick at Chase City, Va where
he has been spending some time
with the hope of recuperating his
much impaired health. His brother.
Mr - H G lams, of Washington,
u, vj.9 was Kiegrapneu xor ana ar
rived at his brother'! bedside Iwt
nfgnt. Mr. Williams, so il is leaf n-
ed, is suffering from Bright's dis
ease and if in a very precarious con-
Buildlnjr Scbool Xloase to Let.
On Stpt, 16 at 1 o'clock, a"t the
school house site of Dist Ko. 10,
white, we will let to the lowest, re
sponsible bidder the contract for
building a gchpol house on rifd site.
Plans and Specifications will be bade
known on above date, or in the
meantime by calling on the under
signed. Chas, A. Sherwood,
D. T, LlTAKEB,
W, N. Babnhabdt,
Committee.
September 2, 1895.
CONCORD; N. a, TUBS PAT ,r SEPTEMBERS, 1895.
PATH OP THE EARTHQUAKE.
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mm v j m J J v m mv mm W
"urBUOn sont
rn. ' , .
aL5J h WW
: c",J,?!Daay
r"JU8m ine?inerent
-nrf "f,, "V '"0
T ...?"J"fu, lnelr sneiyes,
aod.n several mstances was.broken
to p,eces. Saspended object, sw.jed
for some timA flffo -:u-irii
naa ceased. ; The ; seismic disturb
ahce occurred ai 6:10 tL m.," ami "the
general directien" was from the
southwest. ,- . '
T ,
m the walls of a nnmber of honses.
The .sect.on.of Irnn6ton and Dobbs
, . 4.aCu wmiB
Winsted, Conn,, Sept. 2 .An
earthquke shock, lasting several
seconds, was felt here and in lor
walk shortly after 8 oclock yester
day morning.
Why Bloomers are so Called.
A correspondent to the.fl.leig
News and Observer says:
"In list Sunday's paper, I notice
that you say yon do not know why
"bloomers" are so called;
Taking the liberty to suppose that
you would like to know, and having
been informed, I take pleasure in
telling you that "bloomers" are so
called because buds and blossoms in
society wear them."
Two Concord Items.
. Raleigh, News and Observer -has
these personal items of interest to
0Tt
Mr. Charles M Cooke, Jr., of
Lonisburg, spent yesterday in the
city on his way to Concord where he
will enter the Odell Manufacturing
Co. in order to learn the cotton busi-
" . -
Miss Lucy Montgomery, who has
been yisiting friends and relatives
in tnis city, left yesterday for her
home in Concord.
IIlKb In the Air.
Mr. W E Odell and Contractor IE
A Brown lef t today (Tuesdaj) for
Bessemer city, where Mr, Brown is
to do some brick work for Capt. J M
Odell on the unfinished factory at
that place.
A smoke-stack one hundred and
fifty feet high will be built yhich
will make ii twenty.fiye feet higher I
than the one at the Odell mills at I
this place. Ah engmei house will H saJ8 that work oh the bridge at Lip
built, also. Mr Brown will remove pards mil), on Buffalo creek, is pro
his brick machines to that place in gie'ssing rapidly, tie says;' too, thai
a few weeks. " Charley Lord, a convict ifroni TDavid
In order to catch up with his son county and a cotisin tb'the des
work,' MrBrown is making Wick ai perado, Charley Lord, was released
night cm f to -12 d'cloci: Mon from the chain gang on that day.
day night 15,000 brick weVe made jeirersonTen nie.
at the yard. About one half million 1. Take "Ihfhgs always by the
of bri6k will bi requited t6 dd the smooth nandle" ' " 'i " '
work at Bessemer city,
llie Staid Cominftistfei" fwrtai M I
irom jMincroin, Ken., as idlows:
er- trilhrbtn;
wtaf seemed to-lii i0 bbstlnit
cbdisrh in otrf two hildr6ne ld
Vi; lntfiiMm DiscoV at
n SriS
lM
lmi. as ouexper
ience proyes. that it cures where aU
other remedies fail .-Signe K tt:
Sterensr- State- Com.Why " not
giye Ihia teat medicine a frfal, as it
is guaranteed and trial bottles are
free at &hikh9B i) Begu
iar size fi'JC caa ',u.;
A MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
.1 ' . -v
JB W W WT W -M
'erou Deed Allen
t chlleu for Tobacco and a Watch.
i DECATUa, 111., Sept, 2. Geo. A1.
WB,wite and
?teEdanghter, Minnie Deflenbanrh.
Wlfl .r. Alien sat. on his
p0rch after the'shooUne anU kent
n,a neighbors off with revolver for
an hoor. Finally he called for to,
bacco and a They 1
takW tolhin, and as he ilfJLd'S
- w uo ugmeuis
tr o uoipnvcreu aua 18 nOW
He refuses to say why' he tried to
Kill the women. Friends who know
h. .
""V j "o is inausiwons
overrated last week. Thef S
Wis now insane. He movel front
JjiiSt st, Louis six months ago
Bobbed Masonic Temnle.
Chicago, Sept. 2.Five hundred
people chased a thief through State
street today and aided in his capture.
The i prisoner who gave his name
as James Williams, of San Francisco
was charged with robbing the till of
'"""'"S ox
tb,e MaSOnlc TcmPle Assodation of
Hf &
T ? 0n
crowd gathered to see the labor day
parade.
.The prisoner,7 at police head
quarters, was identified as John B
Gordon, of Louisville.
Will Now Eat Eyen ''Cold Crow."
A correspondent to the Raleigh
B v
News and Observer from Kashyilie,
N. O. savs :
I send you an extract from the
speech of W E Henry made here in
1892. It is a substance and almost
the exact language used by him on
that occasion :
"If one dron of PnnMHat
should fall into the bottom of a
wcii snu mai; wen niiea witn airt
and rammed with manl. nnrl rraa
should grow over it, and a sheep
should eat that grass, I would not
eat the mutton for fear of being
tainted with Populism."
Yours truly,
B. H, Sorsby.
Patrick Henry has been eating
some sheep, sure. But had a
Democratic loaf of bread hit Patrick
in the abdonienhe would hot how
be a Populist,
L.ords Conslh Kelea&ed,
Manager Earnhardt, of the chain
gang was in the city Monday. He
' ' i ever spend your money be
fore von have' earhed ft1.
Ji- '
, t At
iSffS ng'T
tbir" "
5. Nothing is troublesome that we
do Triilingly, ;""
"v(5f lyer put off until toaorroF
what ou caido today.
flbve buy Wh4t you do hot
itJT : ik'
trant bnse it is cheap.
' Hbw hiuch paih the evils have
st us that'hatfe'netef happehdi :
Hl Xlbiti atfgryCdnhi tea befofd
fod speak ; if yerj angry, count oni
ibTrtrff.
t:-.
Whom: NO. 1,252.
MT. PLEASANT, N. C
rev. j; d: shirey, d, p., pRES
AD A DF MIC, COMMMRCIAL
I AND . L- .
COLLEGIATE COURSES.
- -
Total necessarv pxipnaPQ
session of 38 weeks, $85.00 to
Next session begins KoTAf .
3. 1895. For cotalogue and
special informati
the President as above or
im. Secretary of Faculty.
Mount Atrib8na
SEMINAR Y -
A Flourishing School for Ycmnf;
.. Ladies. ,
TEN TEACHERS.
0n4mental Branches Receive
Carefm Attention.
HEV. C. L. T. FISHER, A. U
-Principal,
MOUNT PL AS ANT. N. C
NORTH CiOflllli
College of Agriculture
and Mechanic arts.
The next session of this (al
lege will besrin Sentembftr ftth
Examinations at county seats
first Saturday in August.
Young men desiring a tech
nical education at an unusual
ly low cost will do welLto ap
ply for catalogue to
A. QfrlOLLADAY.
2w d&w. T?-il p ich "NT ; n
COFFINS &C.
I have now in sfcnk
opposite the court house a splen
did; line of well-made FurDiture
such as
Bed Steads, Tables,
Wash Stands Safe
s,
Chairs, &c.
1 defy competition in regard to
quality and pried. You vill 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
-COFINSz
at prices that will surprise you. I
keep av full llihip '"jm hand for ira
mediate supply. 1 buy
LUMBER-
and run my planing machane, and
all persons who wish any thing
in this line, will do well to call
and see me.
" Very Eespectf ully,
J. T. Pounds.
Concord. N. C. July 18. 1895.
FEMALE ACADEMY.
The gith Annual Session begins September 5th
l809. '. Register for last var Tirrar ma fhi.
persons unaer instruction aunng tne year. Spe
v- - -f J - w
cial features: the devejopment of Health, Char-
acier ana mieuecu cuuaings tnoroughjy remod
elled. Fully equipped Preparatory, Collegiate and
Post Graduate Deoartment. txiH firV..u.
- - . . -r 1. uv.-viaJ9
rHruM in Kl ncir Art ' T 4nmiivwi . r i .1
and Industrial Studies.
J, H. CLEWEL1-, Rrincipal, SaJ-Mn,N
daw zw;- s4 - . ,
HIGH SCHOOL
Opens! Sentember 2. Offers fnlL thnr-
OUeh nrenarAtion frtr rnllptrfi nra'tlral
thorough training for - business of life
For information or annnnnrement. &r)
dress. HOLLAND THOMPSON,
R it
mm
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Salem
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