XL No. 15.
CON COR1), N. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 47 1895.
WnonE NO. 1.330
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SILVERWARE!
Elegant Bridal presents and
Jthdav presents in Sterling and
PMe ONYX TABLES AND
t MP8 Five o'clock tea ket
tip Lock Bracelets, Diamond
Rin?s, Watches and Jewelry.,
Call t(T see us and we will
show ycu the most complete
fDe3 of tnese goods that have
ever been carried in Concord,
and the j are cheap.
STUMBLED OVEH HER LOVER
The Mysterions Hilling of a Tonng
Boy In Kentucky, , t !
Lexington, Ky., Hov. 2. Miss
Alma Crouch, the . 17-yearold
d aughter of Wm. O Crouch; a prom
inent Bourbon county farmer, wp a
.walking in her fathers prchaiy lasi
evening when she struck her feet
against the budy '. of a dead man
; v A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
A CoiiHagration in the "Wee Mma'
, Hours in Waich $1,000 Worth of
i r Property Was Consumed, Including
' a Barn, Five Head of Horses,. Uar-
ness, Etc., origin Supposed to he
Incendiary
At exactly twenty minutes to 2
o'clock this (Monday) morning an
alarm of fire was resounded through.
lying in the Ijigh weeds,, and 'fell out tne Cltv- Ifc,wa? the burning of
oyer it. She was struck with horror tbe Darn of Coroner J P Horn
when she recognized the face of her buckle, who lives at Cannonville, on
lover, Dock Ellington. t , 'Pirn street.
A few days ago Ellington had The loss to Mr. Hornbuoklo is es
trbubie with her father, who on timated at $1,000. The barn was a
dered him off the premise?. . They large one, and was filled with corn
FOR CONTEMPT,
His : Honor Sent Them to Jail, But
His Highness, Sheriff Sims, Would
Hoi Confine Them.
No. 9 toweship is becoming fam
ous for interesting trials of. late,
especially since the magisterial ad-!
ministration of the last Legislature
is in vogue. The latest development
concerns Mr. J ohn W Widenhouse,
two of h;8 sons and another young
man of that township who were
recently tried before his honor W H
Smith, and were charged with con
tempt of court, for which each
defendant was fined $2 and
L J. 1 J. F.
uiou ttgum next uay wnen xumngcon ana prpyenaer, ail or wnicn wa3 ;
wb uujuus- ,io irnsa aima. xne consumed, besides Jive head of horses j
girls father attempted violence to being turned to death, and a mule,
the boy, ana the latter drew his pis- which broke out of ; the stall, is so
tol and fired at the old gentleman, badly burned that it will die, it is
the bullet striking him. in, the leg. thoagnt. His cattle and hogs were
He was put to bed, and is thought
not to have been out of his room
sincet. The.body of the, young man
showed that life had beerf extinct
saved, having been in the shed, and
were not locked in as were the other
animals.
The origu of the fire ia supposed
to hae been incendiary, owing to
the lateness of the, hour and cir-
It originated in the
the barn, near by
pay, which very much displeased
the fusionist judge, who on Saturs
day last issued commitment papers
and sent the Messrs Widenhouse and
the other young matt to the county
I jail, but upon advice, Sheriff Sims
refused to commit them and sent
them back home. -
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The defendants will sue Magiss
trate JSmith for false arrest
TliA r.aRf in hpp.nniinir nnif.p iWw
terestmg.
liiilfTiS
hi m r.-;
rJ IGABETT KHS
SW.Duke Sons & to.'Tr
DURHAM, N.C. U 3.A. ...
tMADE FROM
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Professional Cards.
Ofl to Be Married.
Forest Hill furnished a topic for
commissioners and salesday..
The board of county commission
4 eaoai'nn n.rlAV- Knf. nn f n f SniTlA tl'm: - Tlia .avao worn Klnnrn
the time of going to press nothing out, the killing haying been done
l.: nf ulirn tier orders and the wiin a aouDiebarreliea shotenn.
Rlar routine bnBiness was. trapi ,?Uy forty shot had Ioaged in hk nm8tance3.
!v JionnniKim tKo face and head. There was no cun east cotner
rr of the late Dr. Langley, " u1BpoSmS ox tne ueory 01 " .r.r: . "i general conyersation Sunday when it
r f - . , , nninirlA. . . 1 wuiuu.waa -.vcit uiuuuv nuu auu i - . . . ? ; I rwrnirrn. . nrnnn - a mmt?v
.howas some time ago touna aeaar- 2. .nw t ,anahf: fmm a rr waa lamed that on Saturday night urriui. ..- oi, ui; iniA.
,oftr thfl railroad bridge on Coddle -PV" r--r.ril--
u T . . . - j . visited the, scene, but no arresta or Bpars.
ran, cooking utensils, blanetsvetc. , , fan;iv h.rftt irinVA'lMnWnAH.-'aH did hnth tAia firA rnm-
Tbechain gang matter will oaDt J from, his room since the shooting a nanies. but too late to save anything
e8 COul'i up iwujuuuw.
1 . M, AUGHE Y,M. B-
Physician and Surgeon.
Concord, N, C.
Mr, Crawford Lyerly and Miss
Annie Williams ran away to get
mrr,-pa: Tt was nnh. nn"ihv.W. JNC R- ERWIN- C- A- MISENHEIMER
known whither.they went, but they ER WIN & MIS EN HE IM Eli.
fewdava affo. Miss Alma will not Lmf: hnilrlincs near hv TTia fire returned to th? City this morning PhvR?rln and Snrnnq i
At 12 o'clock Crier James W Long Lalk she fainted, after a series of was Altogether out of rach of : thePom St?te
called up a crowd in the tront oi Bcream8f from fright, and was pick nose and reel company. The colored fiavlDS, been married an that place tposite 2nd Presbyterian church
lionrtrpf. hniiA- antl otterpd luT Sale I A U i J- l - .:---. V;:'''. CSUnaaV. . L wuwiuHri -i
mewxx-"--) 1 CU UU U lailil lldUUH. 1 KA nnmnann liirt onma QTAOl lotlt I
i LI' . : . . U . , . rwi ii n -l a I . I i .
itpapncaucuou iuc iu .uc, wcrk m tearing down the burning
unnaiDg, e wu.ou w . A.t;ara .nauKs. buildihff iu order towve others, and
down to Mr. Joha 0 Wads worth for I desire to publicly thank myL.,, H'-fVJV f?tii-
I. - ..." I VlvQv 0 glwtir MbUtv vr vu.xi j.imu
liiC liuiioiuci ttiwu v. yi)Ui" iitcuuo nuu uayc ou gcuciuuo'j iC Ifnl" hflrn WftTlf
Tnmpriiahlv afker thft above Wa8lmpmbprft(1 tyia with thftir nminflJ fi.nl m. " " :"" 'v " '" "vj'Vl
'j .- r-' v v " "v.'-'r t v' xnera-.was no insurance, ana, in
,0,106 iana oj. iuro.4. r nreu as inir Bympauiy uu uwp. fire. was an entire and severe losa to
FIRE INSURANCE.
BO!
"RTten Baby was slcc, we gave her Castorla.
Rhen she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she Ixad Children, she gave them Castorla.
Plott, king on Cold Water creek in my recent misfortune.
No. 11 lownahip, consisting of 90 . Jckson Safrit.
acre?, more or less, was sold, fcnnsj-
ing $910. It is said by nearly eyery Believes in co-Education.
Mr. Hornbuckle.
: When in heed of Fire Insurance,
call and see us, or write. We rep re
sent only first-class Homo and for
eign companies
Kespecf fiiVi;
; - , 'WOODHOUSE & HiRRT?!.
Wllsn Bona
ontwho knows the tract that the Prof. C L T Fisher, principal of
price was a good one far beyond Mont Amoena Seminary at' Mt.
any expectation. This property was Pleasant, has, by his own energy and
bid in by Mr. B F Rogers, for Mr, ability, built up a flouriahinq: and
Dots from Cannonville.
Mr. Horace Barrier left this morn-.
the Ex-
C E Barringer.
Concert Thursday Right.
A concert; will be . given next
Thursday night at the Armory
which will deserye the pa ronage of
afnll house, haying been inaugurat
ed for a moat worthy cause by the
choir of
church.
successful school for young ladies,
education At least, he has: recently
enrolled in the seminary a bright,
young gentleman. This, however,
may only be an experiment.
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the First Presbyterian ihicfeien's) Arnica aiv(, v 'l
Tha lof'oaf rnnain frAflh The Best Salvein tke world for
store I sent for a bottle and
Bead.
News- reached the citv Sundav
morning of. the death of Mr. Wilson iflSfor Atlanla t0 ,r'Vo in
Bond' an aged citizen of the county, Kuai "
living on Mr. Frank Pharr's planta- Mr. H Rowe, our cotton weigher,
tion, in ixo, il uiwnsnip. ueceasu w"
inA ur, D;v tAtrAi Trrnotra nf for sometime with an attack of
bntpoWW wpttJf lt.-ee.P typhoid pne
Known mat ne was m -xavur vi s. oii-.j tt tv w, uiov oi ifa lnff
UlCU OttlUUJf liJtlJU. . XJLO JCiCO tJ .WJ-A u iiuv
wife and several children.. His Saturday evening for Durham, to, be;
funeral was preached tor day (Mon- gone one week, visiting relatives.
day): at Kocky liidge, by - Key. VY 1 Mrs. J D Bacon, who has been
LMcLaurm. ! visitinsr in Burlineton, is expected
home soon.
i
Mr- R L Duval leaves soon for
Atlanta, on the usual business.
Families are coming in nearly
every day and occupying the new
houses, recently erected.
The, protracted meeting at Bays
Chapel which has been in progress
for more than a week closed last
night.
; The street preacher preached to a
crowd bun day afternoon in front of
the old mill.
. The work on. the new mill is being
pushed right along by Me?3rs Brown
and Caldwell; some machinery i8
being placed. It is thought the
mill will be running by December
15 th.
We will stop so as not to oyerdo
ourselves, and will try to give items
a? we see and hear them from now
on L.
111 lifeiri
An Object. Iiesson. ,
d sparkling in solo, duet, trio and Cuts, Bruises, Sores,' Ulcers, Salt charlotte Observer: Clarence
qnartette will be rendered by the RhenmV Fever Sores, Tetterd Chappe Kraus, the little cripple who sits in
8t local talent and Mr, D F Ea.nds Chilblains, Corns and all hia chair on different corners of
, . , . Skin Eruptions, and positively cures : ; , -n . .
Forney will add t he attraction 'of pile8 or Pnq payi requi-ed. It is the squareV an4 Mis pencils and
some of his finest selections. Pres- guaranteed to give statisf action or almanacs has, made money, enough
hyteriDS are especially interested in monev refunded. Price 25 cents per to buy him a peanut reaster and has
tMa effort and it is hoped the box. For sale at P B Fetzer's Drug established himself on Jordan's
citizens generally will so appreciate
tMs opportunity of hearing good
ttnaic-aa to be present to enjoy it.
member the time and place
Thursday night, at Armory.
store.
935 Reward
For any case of Itch or Eczema
that I can not' cure. Come at once
and get well. No cure no pay.
Old De. Odam,
Morris, House,, Concord, N. O.
p. S. Itch onred in five days.
corner, ne win aisa nave a poriaoie
ftuit wagon. In hia thrift and in
dustry ,this crippled boy has set an
: exame to5 many vbo, have use of
hands jind limbs, and yet who do
nothing.-
The Discovery ftaved Ills lilfe.
Q Caillouette,' druggist,
Wsville, 111., says: "To Dr.
King's Hew Discovery I owe my
We, Wfta f olr T o fl-o Notice of Dissolution.
J tried al, the physicians for fi NoHceis her grg- the
about, but of no avail and was posed of C. Hblshouser and J L
ve up and told I could not live, toiler, was dissolved b mutual
fiaviro.r. t-: xr consent on Nov. 1st ioyov , .
-o -i.' ivmg a new Juihuuvoxj U. rlOLSHOUSEB.
J. L. MjLLER.
in
the business and
J to get better and'af tcr using 5; &cf aU 5s
ltlreo bottles was up and about accounts and other indebtedness
JIt is worth its weight in clue said old firm. T L MlLLR.
we won't keep store or house - thanking the public for past
Uhout it n.i. uf- r t onHwV ft continuance of
11 VICH U HOD UlAl MVW I TRVI11H X OV.- a
at etzer's Drug store, 1 same-
How Is rhls for IXlffli.
Extremes alwayi meets; this time
it will be double io. " A marriage
license is soon to lie issued to two
residents of Italeigh whose extreme
ages and weight 13 something re
markable, .The laday who is the
bride to , be is 2 years of, age and
tips the scales at B10 ayoirdupoi3.
The groom to be i4 60 years of age
and registers on aicod pair of scales
100 pounds at tjbe most; This
couple can stand up against the
MAKUFACTUREKS OF
FINE GIN GRAMS,
ou.rijva cloths;
PLAIDS, S UKBT1NG
AJVD SALT BAGS.
0-
DEALERS IN
Gene'rai;
Merchandise.
For Rent. t
The store room, next to Dov; &
Bost, now occupied by Sims & ; AlexN
ander, is tor rent. It is 22x75, with
J. L- Milleb. Visitor.
goed basement Possession giyen 1st
world without a taralled, says the! January, 1896, Applv to
TITTXTTTno ATI
Country Produce
of al Kind
; ;. ; and
Fuur-Foot wood always
wonted -best prices for"
same. We invite an in
spection of all the goods
we Manufacture.
J. Dove.
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