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CONC0111VN. C, FRI D AY OCTOBER 18, 1895.
A STAND AED REPORTER
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Whoige NO. 1 320
Cokcord, N. C.
f HnELL I ICOlUCUKi
Cashier.
Pn'floLTRANE, Assistant Cashier
.n $50,000
Wf1' $16,000
Surplus, .
DIRECTORS; "
iJL Odell, D.F. Cannon
TeOdell, W..H. Lilly,
' 1). B,COLTRANE.
Tells Abont What lie saw at (he At
lanta Exposition-It Conld Not Be
run for the Lack of Space It Is
Enough to Show that it is a Great
Show The Reporter Enjoyed His
"p na Advises All, Who
to Go.
Speculation,
HAMMOND & CO.
ck ikncL Soud
..Brokers,1
130 & 132 Pfarl Street,
5EW YOEK CITY, N. X";
Sto
Can,
Although the World's Fair at
Chicago was on a much larger plan
and there was more capital invested
in tbegreat and famous exposition,
the exhibits of the World's dd not
surpass - that of the Cotton States
and Interjoational Exposition now in
progress at the South's renowned
"Gate City, Atlanta, a great deal.
- . : THE SOUTH
uan justly pride itself cn this
great show. Man can, by reviewing
the newspapers and tracts sent out
concerning its benefits, obtain only
a faint idea of what wonders that
have been stored in the city of At
lanta for the inspection ard admira
tion of this great people. To give a
minute : description of the exhibi-
i, Bonds and Grain bought and tlons "of what God has empowered
Bold, or tarried on Margin. jman to produce by education, culth
P. S. Send for explanatory circus I yation, science, invention, genius,
jar on speculation, also weekly mar-1 mining, art, etc., is too great a task, rectors of the "government exhibit.
Specimens of almost every
specie ot , fish .is -seen here, which
furnishes amusemet, amazement and
astonishment to v men, women and
children; there is also specimens of
almost every creeping thing, from
the smallest insect to the great
boaconstrictor, the lion, the bear,
seals, sea lions, whales, busts of . tfis
original gods and goddesses of an
cient and foreign lands warriors
of fame, agriculture experiment, in-
yentions, patents, fowles, and in fact
eyery thing. There is one object in
this museum that attracts special
attention, and that is the wagon in
which John Sherman tray e led in
his march through the South during
the late war. It has beed recognized
upon sight by thousands "of men of
Confederate days when their -blood
would boil at the eight of same.
The government exhibit is far su
perior to that' of any other, and
much ' of its J success is d ue to the
efforts of Dr. Chas. W Dabney, Jr.,
a native JNonn uaronnian. who was
State Chemist under the administra
tioh of : Jarvis as-Go vernor, and-who
is'iib wcnai f man" of the board of di
ht letter. (Free)
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(LITAKER'S CORNER )
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AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE
but for the benefit of those in our Mr; W F Tomlinsob, of North Oaro
midst who contemplate a trip and to lma, is assistant: superintendent of
those who are detained by circum- the gOYernment building, and- can
stances not permitting a peep at the detect a Tar Heel as far as he can
enormous displays we will tell of see with the naked eye. He s a good
what we saw on a recent trip: one, and a courteous gentleman.
Tropical Florida has a building in
rear ot tne JNauoaai waseura id
of the Exr osition ground you face b;ch ia disnlaved the roaucts-of
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me large auuuonum, in wnicn un the orange ffrove. the everglades, its
more's famous band gives concerts minArfll nfl'hoSnhorin Vreaources.
every lew nours ana wnere tne great ftnd within only a few janls i3 Ak-
speakings ana lectures taKe place. bama,fl display of wood, irorl.: slac!',
i.o tne leic oi tne gate is xne the products bt the farm and
I have onsned mv MEAT MARh lantaure uepurimem, reaay at an vi, etard. Among the manr novel-
411 f Jli UD.CV o 1iTt 4UQ!"avv ' w H""u" A ties in: the Alobamv&uiiuing' is a
merly occupied by Swmk & Day -pnfw in frnnfc nf this is tbo OAoriria . . , , ; , . .1,' i :..V lt.
fault. When you want nice, fresh . . " 1 nair Drusn Durnc into cuarcoai tuas
meats, beef, pk, mutton, etc.,' call Duuaing, m wuicu are iue pruuuuw . npPd hv Trilbv manv Years ago
l on or send m your orders to 0f the fertile soil of that State, and L. li.a. xL-Aiuz
O.Li. K.LiTJTT. I US a lUUlu uiuou, nuu nuauu mg
r. S. am fl1ft rrmricf. whAn I is a lair specimen ot wnac can ue uoU V r,ar flrnm
h.f ..ill I m m I . m . m fm. . "W . 1 v
wwi catue aiid lioira are tor sale.-
every shape and descriptioa.
The forestry building is one of
the grandest displays on the ground f
The entire building inside is built
of undressed timber, with the bark
upon it, and is weather-boarded
with bark rfrom the woodland of
the South. North Carolina conies
in for a sharp of praise in its magn
nificent productionTdi8played there.
. The buildings above spoken of,
with various smaller ones, complete
ly enciicle the beautiful lakes, on
which are numerou s boats floating
about . by the power, of electric
molor8. , : . ' v.,,- -: : . -'
"Midway" is the place for fun
and amusement in the yarious forms
by the different nationalities. The
Phehix Wheel,' Mystic Maze; Con
gress of Beauties, Streets of Cario
Sbodt the Chute etc The German
yillage is a "ketch." Five cents ad
mitsyou with a ticket, which is good
for one smile at a glass of essence of
hops. V"
Meals can be bought on the
grounds at reasonable rates. -
, : . , AT NIGHT , t - .. ; .. -
Attractions at the grounds at
night are concerts by Gilmore's band,
electrical variegated- illuminations
and Paine's grand display of fire
work9. His1 production "this, week
was the late Japan -Chinese war.
OVER THE SOUTHERN.
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'THEAMERICAN TOBACCO CO;
CCCK9SOR
DURHAM, N.C. U.S.AV
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MADE. FROM
High Orado TofcsQ
PURE
ABSOLUTELY
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COFFINS &C.
I have now in stock at my roomcs
opposite the court house a splen
4 did line of -well-made Furniture
"Buch as
II Iiifateia? Go.
MANUFACTURERS. OP
F GINGHAMS,
wnm cloths;
raised in that State. In the second Cleveland when he is elected to his
story of this building are exhibits third term aff presiaent. r "
from the L.ucy noib ana tne tate To the right of the Alabama
J orm?1 ana naustnal lnsncuies 01 building is the one of all nations, in
Georgia, snowing me worxs m siuay wVjich glitters the diamond, rubies,
of fine, art, fancy work, modeling, Drecjoua stones of "foreign countries
stenography, etc. in tne culinary and where is the exhibit -from the
department ot tneiNormai mstuure extreme ,west-old California
at Milledgeville (the old capital) a bich is alone worth the price of
cooking stove was arranged and the a H k fc , trom here there to see.
WJ- SALT BAGS.
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Merchandise.
BTJYERS OF
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mnntr ladies of the school served
PLAIDS, SH1lET1JW dinner of their own get up to many
visitors. This wai a treat enjoyed
by thouaands.-
. I, "LIBERTY BELL''
or Pennsylyania building comes
next, to the left. The bell has a
guard of three men on duty at all
times who"' take great pleasure in
answering any questions concerning
the bell or themselves. On the in
side of the reception room i3 a large
irperiater book on which are thous-
o-
ands upon thousands of names of
visitors to the Atlanta Cotton States
and International Exposition, eyery
cna haying the privilege of regis
tering if they choose so to do.
On you go to the New York re
ception rooms, which are open to
everybody, but especially to New
Yorkers. No exhibits in it.
Then you come to the building
containing the fine art . exhibits
work of the brain brush, pea and
chisel, which -is one of the most
attractive places of interest upon the
grounds.. - . e:jt
K "UNCLE SAil" J ;; " V
or the United States Govern men t
building is then reached, jn which
is found everything imagmable and
a great many things that are unimagv
Ulti
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roauce
of al Kind
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oot wood always
l-U. hoof r.n'nn, 4?.
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invite
Ctl0!l nf nn
Bnfacture.":
an in.'
goods
The fruit display is simply lm
mense, to say nothing of the mineral
and farm products. It is with re
luctanco that one leaves this build
ing so artistically and temptingly is
eyery thing arranged. .-. ;
The Woman's building came riext
but being naturally shy, we passed
on over the lake to the .building in
which "eyerything in-this building
was made in Georgia," consisting of
machinery, manufactures; of "g all
kmda an d patents. : . . y ; : )
u. A stroll through the colored peo
pie's department shows that there is
a genius and industry -in that race
and that they are steadily develop
in into' a useful and intelligent
people- The fancy work of the dif
ferent 'female Institutions ; is the
greatest hit with them so far, the
exhibit not being near complete, ;
Kailroad men take a share in the
exhibits, too, and have1 several lines
of new locomotive engines .running
up ? to machinery hall7 where the
great electrical current is if urnished
that illuminates lhe entire grounds.
In this building are typesetting ma
chines, pin making msohfnea and
many other kinds of machines, r
In the massive transportation
The accommodations of the great Bed SteadSj Tables
Southern railway are' unequaled.
The cars are comfortable and 'the
conductors are- courteous, . the: trip
Imade quicker than oyer any other
road and there is no change of cars
between Concord and : ; Atlanta',
Leaving here at 11:15 v a; m., 'the
train stopped in Charlotte twenty
minutes for dinner, and at 7 o'clock
m., youj arrive at Mt. Airy, about
seventy-five' miles this side -of ,At
lanta for supper; landing in Atlanta
about 9 o'clock. You "can go down
on the night train at 9:58 and arrive
in Atlanta at 1 o'clock next morn
ing The Exposition "Flyer" ' does
not stop at this, place, but you can
wait for it in Charlotte and you can
return as far as Charlotte on it: The
yery best of order is kept on these
trains and there is ample provisions
made to accomodate and make one
enjoy a comfortable ride. -
5 - AXONG THE ROUTE " " '
' Through the large . windows cf
these elegantly equipped- vestibule Concord. N. C. July 13 1893.
passengers coaches, one can get a
view of the country all along the
line, the sight of which will vividly
impress you as being the most beau
tiful of scenery. ." ' - ;f
:U. lif ATL1NTA.: V
The street lakirs -and railroad
ticket scalpers monopo'izr a 1 great
portion of the street opposite
Union passenger1 shed, 0 ;uot
pay auy attention' to the! r: pleadings
and by al I raean3 do not undertake
to travel upon one of their cheap
rate tickets, for the conductors7 will
not take them up. How the scalped
ets "are detected is not ; known.
Wash Stands Safes,
f.i-.,,. , Chairs, &e;
I defy competition in regard to
quality and price. You will be
; surprised when you hear my prices
Come and eee. If ?;r? i i jstoek
can supply you in a f7 .-.. I
have a nice line of
. at prices that will surprise you. I
- keep a full line on hand for im
mediate supply. I buy
LUMBER
' and run my planing machane, and
, all persons who wish any thing
in this line, will do well to call
. and seeTme. -:. ,: s. . ..
.Very JEte spec t fully,
J. T. Pounds.
FIRE INSURANCE
-Hayin transfers- r
suranc businpr .F r0 Ja?
Woodhouse nuJleTZr 11 1
mena ' - tja B E Harris, -I corns
i" -em td any who mayba iu
ui lire mauraiiue, iuu uepeav
for them a liberal atrouage.
C c -: v- Respctfullyv
'V. ;J." W- BURKHEAI?
but the railroad men are nn to them.
A. party of twenty.fi ve'tf ere " put off
an outgoing train about 20 . mile3
"from. the f, city Jot At Jan ta several
days ago who 'w.srs . victims : of the
brokers. - . -r- ;:
ThfV Southern, Jtviiis a lice from
thTJaiqii pasgener depot unto the
Ex pod tibn ; ground, mak mg, the trip
in 5 exactly-: minutes, the cost of
whieti is 15 centllli a i&'X;sfi t-s'il
If -a r street car is labelled "Ex
position," the fare ouV U 10 cents,
but if you prefer not to pay it, there"
are otheri not labelled that charge
Welhave assumed the Fire Isur '
ance business of Mr. J. W. Burkhcad, .
comprising the agencies for several
first-class and-wollestablishe J com 1
panieg, and respectfully soIicH n
liberal share of business in that lino.
Woodhouse & Harris.
August 26, . tf
FOR SALE
5
cents' HpTdfps nnil hnnk-a pronnln
bnildio is all kiDds of vehicles of ' 5 cents.
HARD VOAb,) .
SOFT COAL,
t . ' - BLOCKCOAL.
STONE 'COAL,
. ' ' SMITH COAL
iiest Coal in Jthe Snnth
A ccurate weight and prompt
delivery '
Low Price. Call
on
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