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CONCORD, N. C, MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 9.. 1895.
Whohe NO. 1.258
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fill National Bank.
NO WHERE TO PUT THEM, j MRS. CANNON'S DEATH. I THE BAND DID NOT PLAY
Coxcord, N. 0.
President,
Chief tioxer Ushered Up Four Four
More to Ceme-&outl45 Worth or
. Fines. .
t fega bave changed you, know,
from-what used to be the custom
1LKne, Cashier. wW the police wouW fid:, man
VfKJ - tnalrini ' . r fi
UKAAU uiuxescii. a nuisance. ic was
llfi'ooo tnen that ou would see the law-
1 breakers taken to the calaboose and
.-DIRECTORS ; safely locked up until he was able
D. F. Cannon to stand trial or giye bail. As it is
J. W. Cannon, I now, there is no place but the iail to
confine a criminal the calaboose is
rotten and unsafe. Virtually, the
town has no place of its own in
which to secure a man. Let the
v
board of commissioners consider and
A L.oVeIy, Christian Lady, of Hosts of
Friends Passes Away After a Long
Illness.
It has been known throughout
the town for- some days that the
FIRE INSURANCE,
But Use Cabarrns Baseball Both Beat
a Team from Kowan-Mers raid. Havin? transferred mv Firft TWI
well and Rogers Made snort ri118111 88D MeW8. II I
Heeches ' Woodhouse and B E Harris, I corns
speecnes. mena them to any who may be in
The celebration . of he . school- ?ee?,of fire insurance, and bespeak
least possible hope could be enter closing of Mr. Joe Cochrane, in the a jioerai vatronaga.
pital.
plus,
Odell,
i. K"TN"G.
lji tit Tt ;r'.;Twi
R ODELL, VV. ri, ui,
1). B. COLTRANE.
Speculation,
HAMMOND & CO.
Utoek &n& Sond
Brokers,
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
a basket picnic, Safurday
Glasses was a decided
tamed, oy near relatives and friends,; way of?
for the recovery of Mrs, Mary Jane, last, at
wife of our esteemed townsman, Mr. success.
David P Cannon. For days and At noon, Mr. Morrison H Cald
nights her life hung by a tender I weV of" thia city, made a brief
We have assumed the Fir Insur
ance business of Mr.J.W. Burkhea
jomprisins the agencies for several
nrst-class and well establish e-i con
cuu copt3uj,iuuy pouch a
thread. Loving relatives and friends I speech On education, followed by a liberal share of business in that line,-
August 26,
Woodhouse & Harris.
tf
y
Ml Mm Mm,
watched eagerly with gladness every talk from Mr. J P Rogers, who
slight rallv, but with pain they saw spoke encouragingly of the progress
each time she relapsed to a weaker of-the school nnder the management
and lower condition. All that fond of Mr, Cochrane. After the speak-
attention and skilled physicians nS w3 done, dinner was spread. It
could do, availed nothing in com w&3 an abundant one, and in words
provide a prison, and help the bating the dis.ease. that was slowly present ; "It was a dinner to
policemen. ' J but surelv'saDDing no ner vitalitv: set old Misa Mitchell, with plenty
Saturday night at a festival in '."For eraVaya Mrs. Cannon was ." Tne quotation is an express
the rear of Scotia Seminary, by the unconscious. sion of one of the baseball boys who
1 1 1 t I m-m ' " . . " ' - I ', J A, i 1 1 ' ,
uuiy.eu peopie, a numoer oi mem xnougn prepared, ior the meviU aD:oiai' tu ca cnuw nine in ae , m f i '
got too hilarious. ;They had the able, her death, which occurred feating- the Grant's creek nine, -in a session of 38 weeks 885 7)0 to
town. This (Monday) Morning, the about 9 o'clock Sunday night, wis score of 14 to 1. Brnmley, Fisher, $137,000. '
tables turned, however, the town soon known all over Concord and Keesler, Cook and Rsed, played with Next session begins Sept
having them. Ed Martin, Will carried a shock and pain to a host of the 4 men. 3.1895. For cotaloffne and
SIT, JfJiMAMANT, N. (J,
REV.yJ, Dr SHIREY, D. P., Pres
ADADE M IC, CO M M to KU A L
. AND
COLLEGIATE COURSE?.
expenses
cks, Bonds and Gram bought and Torrence, John Harris tnd John warm friends of the familj.
sold, or carnea on margin. Pressly four young negroes were Mrs. Cannon was a daughter of enjoyed by every one.
p,b.-&ena ior expmaaLory circus UBhered into the mayor' court and Mr. J A Moss. Two sisters survive
on speculation, also weekly mar- fined $5.00 each for beinsr drunk her ? t
letter. (Free)
dwly.
UNIVERSITY OF,
1m prises the University, the
pllege, the Law and Medical
;hools, and the , v v .
UMMEK
SCHOOL
and disorderly. and Mrs, Jas. R Erwin, of Concord ;
Four more, who are at work to-1 her brother, Dr. John Moss, died
day, will be pulled tonight for the I several years ago.
same ofiance. The policemen could Mrs. Cannon was 55 years old and
not imprison them because the town surviving her are her husband, one
does not afford v a sate place of 1 daughter, Miss Nannie and two eons,
keeping. I Masters Frank and Archey Cannon.
I She was a nnblft wnnrnr wif.li warm.
w m mm m w wm r f i ; ' - t , i,
i- EarlySundaymorninga red: fox d feeling p8ympithT: and conv
v sideratioo fd'r all her acquaintances,
nftmA intn town. i ?
v fcr a L alJi : t a frtTTTr, i wno neia ner in nignesi esteem
He was seen in Love town by) , v - ' M. .
several colored persons, who say he
was looking; into hogjpens. They
followed him through the alley that
enters South Main street at Mr. A J
Blackwelder'8, then up Main street
to court house. Here he darted
The day was one of pleasure and special information, address
tneAFresident as above, or
lm. ! ( Secretary of Faculty.
Mount Amoena
SEMI NARY
A Flourishing School for Xouni?
-. .ls
Ladies.
ten teachers;
Ornamental Brancheo Receive
Carefui Attention,
REV. C. L. T. FISHER. A. 31
r'"r: PbincipaW !
MOUNT 3PL ASaNT. N. C
Vhen Baby was sick, Te gave her Castorla. 4
fchen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Vbea she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
la this saddest- of afflictions a
For Oyer Ftfty Years.
Mrs. yin8lowV Sooth: ng Syrup: has.
been used for over nfty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
r teachers. Tuition $60 ; 35
jachers, 471 students. A6N
ess President Winston
Japel HilL N C. for Cata-
gue and handbook on UUNI- through the yard and was lost.
SRSITY EDUCATION." '
husband'robbed of his faithful and soothes the child, softens, the
aILa J;.'iv.ii,i... gums, allays all pain, cures' wind
their fond' mother-thwe is a home cohc' n?, 18T the best remedy for
oa North Main street of sorrow, I ","".1I'uti " 7
where the loss is great and severe, '"Ve BUer ""necnately. Boia oy
bat rot that loss which a donbt and UrnSfst3 m "ery part of the
uncertainty of the hereafter! WUA1 "WC"UV .r r ,
re sure ana ass iorv'airs. w msiowa
Soothing Syrop' and take no other
ruyiiiiBE
an
causes to sting. To all the, afflicted
and bereaved there goes out the ten-
The tuneral services were con
ducted from the residence at 4
MANUFACTURERS OF
fed.
n GINGHAMS,
;TiNQ CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, SHEETING
AND SALT BAGS.
0-
DEALERS IN
sneral
Several years ago a young fox was
penned in the court house; he got
liWsft. " vana nantured and nennpd
- X- I 1 . i.v r Al. .U1
there again. The second time he aere8t lue
liberated himself. It is believed multy
that the fox was actually hunting its
VIV.. uwu L.V " . w - " w-- , . I 1 11 I . TTT t
o ciocs, ov ine pastor, rtev. vv u
' m m '
, . , i? 1 Alexander, and the interment took
hu TnTanin won a oeiier lie i
r I i 4. .u
low, or his plume will, decorate the P"f" " w
3 C U. AYM.i. I
recora OI eomo uue iu uuuuu nuuui, Four Bis Successes.
or words to that effect. Already Having the needed merit to more
there is some plotting against him than make good all the advertising
by local sportsmen. cioimea ior tnem, tne ionuwing iour
-. .. , remedies halle reacnea a pnenome
jaarveious uesui.s. . ' , . D .. King.g New Discovery
Prom a letter written by Itev. J for consumotion. coughs and colds.
nnderman,;of Dimondale, Mich., ; bottle 1 guaranteed-Electric
we are permiuea to mase ims Bitters, the greaf remedy for Liver.
tract: 'X nave no nesuauon gtomack and KidneySt Buckleu's
recommending Dr. King s JNew JJis- Arnica Salve, the best in the world,
kind.
mw2&w
AS 5 1 6
r
GREAT
n -
$50
rnrerv. as the results were almost
marvelous in the case of my wife.
im,; T Wo niotnr of the Birtist
Merchandise, church at Kives Junction she was
brougnt down witn jrneumuuia bub
ceeding La Grippe- Terrible parox
ysms f coughing would last hours
with little interruption and it seem
ed as if she could not survive them.
A -friend recommpnded Dr.' King's
New Discover, it was, quick in its
work and highly satisfactory in t re
BUlfce.'C Trial .bottles free ai Fet
zer's drugstore. Bgular . sizfe 50c.
and $1.00.
BUYERS OF
untry Produce
of all i Kind
- AND
lr.Poot wooa
f011 W - best
ame.
always
prices for,
an in
We invite
f tionof all the goods '
rnufucture.
and Dr. King's New, .Life Pills,
which are a perfect pill. Air these
remedies are guaranteed' to' do j qst
what is. claimed for, them ancl the
dealer whose name is attached here K
with wi'l be glad to tell you more of
them. Sold at Fetzer'd drag store.
Bucklen's Arnica uire,
r The Best Salve in tlje world for,
OntsV BrtiisssT Sores, Ulcers, Said
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Ohappe
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay reqni-ed. It is
guaranteed to give satisfaction or
moner refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale at P B Fetzer's Drug
Store.
Notice. ; ;
There wiltbe a calls communica
tion of Stokes Lodge No. 32, Ai.--.Fi
Work in third degree
inyited. Bj orde"oT.
aB-rJLowESecy.
To the Citizens of Con
mon
out a first-class Meafer market rand
will tje gla;4 tdierTaHha;ptlic; with
their needs in the fresh, meat: line.
My place jcJbmesrilb. in uth$
McNinch' Btore'rodm.. first door
above marbievyar&y on rWeat Depot
street,' :r Respectfally,.' :
.000
Worth of Goods must and
shail be sold quick .
$20,000
Wholesale Goods,- con
sisting of 1 Diy ; goos
All wool Jeaneskerseys,
Notions and Hats.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
this is your 'time and op
pbrtunity.
$3o,ooo
Retail goods of every de
scription : i Dry Goods,
Millinery, Ribbons, Silks,
Satins, Laces, Carpet.,
etc., ctc
To the put of town public, I
be
COFFINS &C...
I have now in stock at mv looms-
opposite the court house a splen
did line of well-oiKide Furniture
such as
Bed Steads, Tables,
Wash Stands Safes;'
Chairs, &c.
. defy competition in regard to
quality and , pries. You "will ba
surprised when you hear my prices"
Come and -see. It not in stock
can supply you in a few days. I
have a nice line of
COFFl
Iff
snffgest that ; it may not
Practicable for all to come
Oa'anctaf ter tl 20tl? ay-QthiB, ere hp wisri to ay aiL them
5nfe 0 WV-1! Pen; ietves oi this opportunity;
ha t "tbey club together and
send sorn.on$r ;here. to . make
v- ' TKespepuullys. etov, ,
at prices that will surprise you. t
keep a full lline on hand for im.
mediate supply. I buy s
LUMBEP
and run my planing machane, and
all persons who wish any thing
in this line, will do well to cafi
and see me.
Very Respectfully,
3. Pounds.
Poncord, N. C. July 1895.
Concord
HIGH SCHOOL
' Opens September 2. Offers full, thor
ough preparatidn for College ; practical,
thorough training for business or life,.
For information or announcement, ad
dress. HOLLAND THOMPSON,
-tt&sa22tw -CoNcord, N C.
swim
Assignee of 'H. Barachj
1 itirr
FEMALE
ACADEMY.
The 94th Annual Session begins September sta
iSos. Register for last year shows more than 500
:persons.uiider instruction during the-year Spe
mm t j . .. r
cial f eaturesi-Hhe development of Health; Chax-
acter and Ilntellect. Buildings thoronghly retook-
r ally equipped ireparatory, uouegiate ana j
t Graduate Departments, besides hrst-clas
Aer at
led. f I
schools .ia Music, Art, Languages,
Commercial''
V !J. H. CLElvELL, RrincipaLSalcmM;;