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XL No. 155.
concord, n. c, Tuesday, November 5. isos.
Whobe NO. 1.337
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SILVERWARE!
Eieffant Bridal presents and
hHthiT T-T,nresent3 fn Sterling and
Plate. ONYX TABLES AND
LAMPS Five o'clock tea ket
tles! Lock Bracelets, Diamond
Rings, Watches and Jewelry. -
Call to see us and we will
show yen the most complete
lines of these goods, that- have
eTer been carried in Concord,
and they are cheap. '
8IIK TVIITED.
8h questioned him close, but no r secret
disclosed,
a wPy W gloaming together,
About his life, for the damsel nronosed.
w ith rare wisdom, to ascertain whether
UNIQUE ITEMS.
I
From the Pen of Henry 'Blount in the
Wilson Hlrror. t
The show tent gives in tented de
He haa habits or faults -which iu subse- 1'gnt.
nMi&er worry or sorrow Borglars are noted for bein en.
But George he was slick, and allayed all terpnsmg.
And doubor the coming tomorrow! ..A Z! S1(?re 'often conceals a
dirty hand.
' feiS8'- I A thermometer gain, notoriety by
..nddistmrt, that he might understand, degrees.
J 1 . VV npn S fiinffav'a vmls fails hn nun.
not take up his notes.
now.
For I'm holding a beautiful hand."
'Twas a triumph of genius, it can't be
denied.
By mortals but rarely possessed;
She quietly gathered her sleeves to one
side
And wilted away on his breast.
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mil.
Applied the Second Time.
A scend attempt was made Sun
day morning last when George
HatbcocK app ied to Register Wed
dington to issue marriage license to
himself and-a Mis3 Phillips, of Pat
Good game is expensive, though
it is not al ways deer.
Money, while not strictly a relig
ion, has a denomination of its own.
A man who- had four maiden
aunts living with him said his house
was terribly 'aunted.
Jonah is the first and, in fact, the
only person we ever heard of who
was whaled for three days.
We are told "the evening wore on,"
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put we are not torn wnat the even
Vf : 1 1 Ti-ii i 1 j
Original Observations. 1 wnouu o iuiii. naiuuuuii uau UH
The leaves are dropping because orderffbut not properly signed, giy ing wore on that occasion. Was it
is falUtime. iug i,ue consent or ine girrs parents. the cloaft of ft flHmmfl4fl dftv 7
They handle prize fighters in the M- young mans nours tor calling A minister, having some of his old
Roath without jrloyes, ; oeen unseemiy, masmg nis last 8ermon8 . waa aaked what ha had
- ' . . . U .La.I K l CJ I 1
WheW the -land is rolling isn t J u wuun , ouuua; . his package. ''Dried tongue" was
real estate apt to be unsteady t AU& AUCJ Blc yb . .uuuiaieu, uut tne reply.
Make a concession rather than a
fuss. It is sweot and heroic and
beautiful to yield when there is no
principle involved.
A fellow desires to know if we
A Business Transfer.
The retail grocery business of Mr.
George E Fiaher was todav fTues-
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day) transferred to Mr. Alfred
Litaker, who will continue same.
Mr. Fisher will remain in the city,
and in a short while will engage in
another business.
L. L.- V-
Narrow Escape of Gin.
This (Tuesday) morning the gin
of Mr. W F Cannon, of Nov 2, so
Mr, Davis Brumley tells us, came
near burning. About 10 o'clock the
press was .being run and the loose
lint caught fire from a hot pulley.
About one hundred pounds of lint
was burned. By prompt ; action,
the flames were extinguished.
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SSSTW.DulceSons &Co.T?S?m
mAMERlCIN TOBACCO COAMfXKir I
1 DURHAM. W.C. U.5.A, g. J
MADE FROM
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
The favorite song of the medical as time ges onf loT deepens.
student is "Some bodies coming.
There's many a truth said in jest Bnciiien's Arnica saire
I mi .
-'tie often better bo expressed. ine uest baive in tse worm lor
If some people took back what Outs, Bruisss, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
- . - I Tt TH H ': m 1 A I
they gave, they would be very nenm, rever cores, e,tera unappe neard of a perg0I1 being bltten bj
ha,ilj loaded. Sf- & ""8ln8' vo.8 .anQ placing Ma hand in the month of a
The mar tie of chanty is buttoned pile8 . or no pay rqui.ed. jt i8 river. Water question. :
with kind acts and trimmed with guaranteed to give statisfaction or One of our leading physicians was
n I J - i T? f t - t - I . .' " ' . . . a a a
mgei d wings.. monev reiunaea. rnce o cents per Btandmsr in a awe store the otner
The feather bo may become b. For sale :at P B Fetzer's Drug day; talking to Bomeyoung ladies,
popn ar v i'n tne iris, . out tne when aflittle boy. came to him and
nreet Orancre rrelers fleoh beau.
Salisharv World: The old red
Mdnotbemesaurea-by the foot eo8ohe3 the Yadkin train has been
fithwhiehhe lifts an unwelcome ? . 1 m.
carrying Bince me roaa was duus
m m the honBe.-Orange have been discarded. The train
(v a.) Observer- -.
j tn . ATr. naro ivinnnnv flupnin cr nnn
fot a Trnthl'nl One.
In answer tn mpsanyA aenf. nnf.
Monday in regard to the rumor that BrGflO 'ToISS
xoDe . reizer waB jsiuea, Mr, r r
Fetzer, of this city, received the
following from the said dead man's
family at Beidsville:
"The rumor about Tobe being
in wreck is untrue. There has been
no wreck and Tobe and Frank are ) jy ARCHE Y M D
airigat.
The above is gratifying news to
Mr. Fetzer',8 many friends in the
city, who were axious about him.
Professional Cards.
Sotice of Ilivsnlntinn.
that left here Monday evening
in its make up two of - the prettiest
cars eyer seen 'here. They are
requested his presence at his home.
"Where do you live ?" said the doc
tor. "Don't you know me ?" said
the boy with a surprised look. "We
trade with you, got a baby from you
last week, andjinamma seems proud
of the trade." The silence that fell
upon that group was so prodigious
that you could have heard a bed
tick.
Notice is herebv eriven that the
fl. -1 r tt . 1 . i e
uui ui j, noisnouser 00 kju, cuius i l
posed of 0. Ho'shouser and J L parted a dark olive and look like
liiliPr. waa rlicarkWorl Vxr Tnnt.iittl I t.hnaa nn frio main Imp. Ann Cant.
consent on Nov. 1st 1895.
, HOLSHOUSER. , - V r - . . ,
j. L. Milleb- ductor, has a new suit of blue
I will continue the business land clothes. So the Yadkin appears to norribie Deatn of a Tonne Kentucky
MBUilitJ Hll Hill ir.lHH fll 1 i- XXI 1 In". 1 . I .
k,0o. rr"rr.iV Ti" ba on a "dike" lUSt now. I conpie jwinwriea.
-vugci ?L II 1 1 i:iJl lUlili Mil IlUbOD 1
KILLED BY SNAKES.
Mcounte and other indebtedness
3 oiu uiu nriii.
Nov. 4 '95 J. L. Miller.
, ihanking the public for past
rs 1 solicit a rinntimiance of
J. L- Milleb.
TKTJSTEE'S SALE.
jEPFRSOiTVILLB, Ind., NOV. 2,
hnort over a Foot on Bain. Orville Smith ana bride, formerly
Charlotte News: The temperature Miss Annie iiav, met a horrible
of the past month was 58 degrees, death in .less tnana week after they
The average temperature of October married. Last week they eloped to
for the 18 years past has been 60 this city an were married, as the
By virtue of authority vested in degrees. The entire rainfall during g.rl'a father opposed the. match on
Jby a Mortgage or Deed in Trust the past month was .79, against 6.12 account of Smith's poverty. Betum
CbVjcib for October 1894 and 8.27 for Oc ing to their home in Kentucky, not
e, Laura McCarns, which. Mort tober 1893. - In October 1892, the far from Frankfort, they moyed into
fc.d!ly,recordedin Registers October rainfall was .23, and in 1891 a small house built by Smith before
iv, wuuarrua couhly iu own. .
-ra?8 555. 1 wiirfiAll at. nnblio auo it
Physician and Surgeon.
Concord, N, C.
OFFICE : ST. CLOUD ANNEX.
As Arranged.
The programme as arranged for
the concert to be given at Armory
JNO. R. ERWIN. C A- LilSENHEIMER
Hall Thursday night by the ladies ERWIN & MISENH BIM E R
Physicians and Surgeons'
Office No. 3. Harty buildine, op.
posite 2nd Presbyterian church ,
Charlotte, N. a V '1 :
is as
of the Presbyterian church
follows : .
Quartette Mrs, H I Woodhouse,
Miss Rose Harris, Messrs D F
Summey and R L Keesler.
Vocal Solo Mr. D F Summey.
Piano Solo Mrs. W R Harris.
Vocal Solo Miss Lilly Patterson.
Vocal Solo Mr. D F Summey.
Trio, Vocal Mrs. M H Caldeli;
Misses Harris and Patterson.
Vocal ttolo Miss Kose Mams.
Piano Solo Miss Mary Reed,
Vocal Solo Mr; A E Lentz.
Piano and Violin Dr. J F Reed
and Miss Mary Reed,
Vocal Solo Mr, D F Summey,
Quartette Messrs Keesler, Sum
mey, Lentz and Barrow.
x Admi8sion25 cec.ts. No reserved
seats. Children 10 cents.
FIRE INSURANCE.
When in heed of Fire Insurance,
call and see us, or write. Wo repte.
sent only first-class Home and for
eign companies
Respectfully,
Woodhouse &' Harris.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
FIJV GINGHAMS
ton
in front of the Court
"VUl I I I I 'V, I JNM 1
MeStbldderloi cash oniraet of rain for the month is 3 05. . The to speak to them. at first,
tax in Bri;.'
thn
was .68. The ayerage October their wedding. The bride's father,
House rainfall is 3.67. The deficiency in v ho was wealthy, had refused even
but be
reconciled through his
since January 1, is over a foot, be wife'spleading, went to the humble
ing 12.66. If this deficiency is to cottageto take them home with him.
ha maA nn this vear. there will be He ODenedzthe door to enter and to
ftw r- ti -r I
xrp davs between now
1.
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i nniiMn. I T trv A n y-i l l i l j A.nvt . in vamrai I rv
Otk- u m-' OOSSUUiuii i aCCamuiaieu uenuicuujr uuuiiug
v S3. 1 Urt A 1 1 rnl nnra
!S?nmg at a willow on west bank
branch, which is on the East
C,ilJ0ffI?s l-8. ?lUd next January,
""HOD tcoof UU 4Vi o-n
SJii .m . 18 fVhaina frv o arnna iti f VtA
yri.iL A? -Chains to a stone m tne
eiAnTN' 74 W. 34i chains to a
.24P iJonroe Howell's line; then
tea a cbams to a small sweet
nlAe South bank of the
itHi, V; McIiarty's corner, then
8ffih?,e N 32i E. 14J chains to
ti the old lino fhori fViA nlfi
th?4 E" 61 chains to a branch
Cen bank of the River,
tn i the River, as it means
v ,e beginning containing
Wm0 (92i) and one half acres
W.Vfrbcing part of the D M
9Sossomon, Trustee,
m, omith, Attorney
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L , nose and Keel Comnanv
W6 ?Ul tlleir regular month-
lug tonight.
25 Reward
bis horror found both Smith and his
wife lying dead in the room, their
bodies partly decayed, i The loom
was literally alive wun snakes,
For any case 01 iron ui ich crawiiDg over the bodies,
that I can not cure, uome ac once
and get well. No curb no pay.
Old Db. Odam,
Morris House, Concord, N..O.
P. S. Itch oured in five days.
For Rent, i l a. v
The store room, next to Dove &
Boat, now occupied by Sims & Alex
ander, is tor rent. It is 22x75, with
goed basement. Possession given 1st
January, 1896, Apply to
j J J. Dove.
mnwninn or oDlum In Dr. Miles Pais
pg2amcS2S TaUpX "One cent a dose.-
showing how the unfortunate couple
met their deaths, Neighbors were
summoned ana the snakes at least
either driven away or killed. The
bodies were removed and it was
found that the house, which Smith
had recently built, was erec'-d over
a bed of snakes, where the reptile3
collected for the winter. It is sup-
posed the snakea attacked the couple
while asleep.
Gladstone 5ws.
Tuesday morning cloudy,
Eain last week which was much
to the advantage of farmers; but it
has not increased water in wells and
springs.
Mr. A K Miller says. he has been
having plenty of fish since the
creeks are so low.
: Prof. Parson has suspended his rpvpro
uwuw. v wuw K ; J.
and ' has returned home to Alco,
Montgomery county.
fiome few wild geese have been
seen going south already-
Corn crops are good and so is the
crops of sorghum, hickory nuts and
persimmons, but turnips have been
hurt by the dry weather.
Mr. J P Sell is upon foot again,
attending to his household affairs.
Miss Minnie Ridenhour returned
home from Salisbury Saturday.
The Southern Railway company
has furnished this line with new
coaches, which are well trimmed
and nicely painttd, with Southern in
poleieh letters, and they lurnish bet
ter and more accommodations to the
travel. R.
0 UTiJVG CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, SHEETING
AND SALT BAGS
O
DEALERS IN
Merchandise.
BUYERS OP
Country Produce
of al Kind
AND
Four-Foot wood always
wonted best prices for
t same. We invite an in-.
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specuon oi au tne gooas
we Manufacture. .
A PTACOT13llKlKHTCtTMATISMreneTC '
W LVby Dr. Miles' Nerve Plasters.
Traffic is so heavy over the South
ern that scarcely any passenger
trains are on time of late.