yXIl.-No. 26. ' DECEMBER 7, 1895. . : j ' ... ; ,Wnnr TCn 1 w
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See
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Sterling
Silver
Novelties.
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$ 1 oo
If yon find any thing in tills
that is not exactly right
CAIS NOIN S & FETZER.
TODAY V
Re sell Men's all wool Cassimere suits at
$3.00.
Jlen's Black Wool Cheviot suits at 3.00.
Men s Uray Melton suita at 2.00.
Mens Black Cheviot suits 2.50.
Men's Odd Ooats 75 cents.
Bey's Odd Coats 50 and 75 cents.
Men's Black Worsted suits f cr 3.50.
Men's Fancy Melton suits 2.50.
MEN'S FINE CLAY WORS
TED SUITS,
Guaranteed- all wool $5.50, Cutaways
ana oacKs. in2se are tne Kind, mat
some merchants price 812.50,
Of very Fine Clay Worsted Cutaways of
Seniors Bros.' make at 810. These :
- would be priced $25 by people who ' . . j
pretenuto save you 25 percent
If you want any Clothing at all,
it will pay you to see us.
Here are some good reasons
why it will pay you to .
trade with us :
1st. We buy our goods in large lots
and buy tbem low. ... ; ; ; ;.
2nd. We put the lowest possible price
ouhem. We don't try to make you
think they are worth morV by pricing
them at doubts what they are -worths -
3d. We do exactly what we say we will
oo. We are here today and expect to be
here as long as we live.
4th. We rwill sell you goods that will
nt and please you.
5th. We will give your money back
"goods don't suit you
You run no risk in trading with us.
we guarantee the price on everything
eselV Shoes, hats and all kind of
inrnishing Goods.
Caaaoas 8s ifi'etzer
iial Bank.
Cokcohd, N; 0.
jj M. Odell, President
pB. Ccltrane, ; , Cashier.
Coltrane, Assistant Cashier
pital,
$50,000
$16,000
J.
DIRECTORS
AiiKiNGt- J.W.Cannon,
Odell, W. H, Lilly,
D. B COLTBANE,
FIRE INSURANCE.
all Jn h eed of Fire Insurance
Bent iEeJ? us or. write. We repre
ien nr8t-class Home and For
gu companies. -Respectfully,
al WOODHOUSE & HaBBIS.
Jiwelry
timt
Give
I Mini
n
GoBfcord
lb
ew Business. . I
xutz nas opened out a stock of
Christmas goods m the red "freeze
ouesfcore room. He will not be
allowed to have any fire.
UrK Q E Smith is in charge of a
display of books and albums of C W
Rwink's, at Fred Swink's market.
The room is nicely decorated, the
hangings all being fre3h. .
Engineer link RoTcht, Home,
Engineer George Link, who was
in the freight wreck, near Spartan
burg, Thursday morning
his home in this city last night. His
injuries were slight and were
confined to his job, and one of his
legs. The blame, however, does not
rest entirely upon him. There was
a great deal of. trouble: with his train
and they lost time by its breaking
loose, and then he had four cars in
front of his engine. He! and the
conductor thought they could make
the station ahead and took the i isk,
hence, the collision Mr, Link has
been regarded as one of the beat and
most careful engineers in the em
p loy of tne ; SoutKern.Qharlotte
News. - ; " ' '
hniiicrgrlinr in Balloon Sleeves.
Mrs. Margaret Morrison, a prepos
sessing young widow, whose father
is a prosperous farmer living near'
Port Angeles, was arre3ted recently
by the customs officials and charged
with smuggling opium into this
country. s Dpi urn valued at $100
was : found concealed about her
wearing apparel. She was accom
panied by her twelve year old
daughter, on whose person four
pounds of opium were discoyered.
While comiag across from Victoria
the inspector imagined her figure
was unusual plump, and upon iris
spectibn fiye tins of the drug were
found ingeniously secreted in her
balloon sleeves. At the custom house
she fainted arid went into. hysterics,
and requested that her daughter tje
sent outside ; into the open , air.
Hardly had herchild reached "tbie
sidewalk when she began running
and efyingr tnrow
of onium into vacant lots. Liafcar
Mrs. -Morrison. in consideration d
ciuinur uuarges not Deiog presente.u
against her daughter, pleaded guilty.
The officers claim the woman has
been regularly engaged for several
months in smuggling opium for jar
Chinese firm -Morning Oregonian.,
Original Observations. j-
The road to economy Js a prudent
buy way. ! "
What a drunken man sees, may be
described as a circular saw. H
Students who attend the school of
experience have no foot-ball team.'
The sweet buy and buy will soon
be here, the costliest time of all the
year. . -v " . . -.
We have a strong suspicion that
our best girl will make us a Christ
mas present this year by giving us
"the mitten." . t
Though the days be, dark, and
iireary" keepa-smilin'. do' not fret,
for the blackest clouds will roll
away and you will be happy yet. !
The world is full of microbes.
The tramp is a parasite who eats
the bread of honest toil ; the bore is
a parasite who devours the time of
the busy man; the gossiperjs a paia
site that destroys the happiness in
many a home witn words of sugar
coated venom; the hypocrite is a
parasite that entraps the unwary
with falsehood while -wearing; j a
mask of fairness. Orange (Va.)
Obseryer.
HARD TO DOWN.
Voted ibe : Democratic . Ticket 62
; Jea "f8 a reachd 55 Tears : h.
Bev, Nathan Albarty, a Primitive
Baptist pieacher who Dives five
miJes eouth of Cobscnas recently,
stricken with paralysis, but is now
improviDff;Mr;bMty Is 83 years
old He has preached the1 gospel
for 55 years, and has Jvbfced the
Democratic ticket at every t lection
since ho was 21, He :;say3 be has
seen the flagr of Democracy trail jn
the dust many times; but at the
next recurring election it would
"kick tbelid off its coffio," come up
smiling and scora a signal victory,
tie has been the Democratic party
meet and vanquish many foes; and
he believes that today the pricoipies
of ib e peo p) e as th ey ever were. He
do doubt believes with Sain Jones
that Adam was a Democ;at, and
that when Gabriel blows his horn
there will be Dflmnnnfa n tVm
earfch to respond to tho summons.
hQ principles of Demqctacy are1
immortal, Mt. Airi News. .
Election of Officers. "
At the meeting of the Knighti of
Pythias .Friday ni-hV the!fbllowing
officers were elected : - v ; '
H M Barrow, O. C. ; J O Fink, V.
CL ; i E Hamilton, P. ; M B . Hart
sell, E, and S.:; K J) Freeze,
M. of W. ; J F Hurlty, M, of F. ; C
A Pamphni M. of E ; J P Query,
M. of A, Four of these officers are
elected every six months,7 tha others
annually, . "Y
1H Yon Hear the Whistle
. JAtan'early-
morn?rig, people on North Spring
et; eet were called from their break-,
fasttabh
namo whistle, which was sigr-al for
the fi-emeri- to show up at the home
of Mr. JL Hartsell, whose chim
ney was on fire, out of which was
streaming a vast frame, presenting
an. - exciting and .. neryous scene.
The flra was qaenched "in time to
save the roof; from catching. Mr
Lpjnanj while ;;pulling: the i whistle
cord, fell and was hurt, not serious
ly however. ; "'; "'-Cy :
"j Marvelons Resnlts,
From letter written, by Rev. J'
GunderjxiariiaOf J) imondale, ; Mich,
we are permitted; to make this exv
trj. haye n o hefiitatioa'in;re-
mmending
coyery, as ' the results were almost
riiarvelous in the case of my wife.'
While I: was pastor of the Baptist
Church at Rives Junction sho was
brought down witEtpDeumonia suc
ceeding La Grippe, Terriole ;parn
ysms, of .;coughibgr woiUd;f:ias
Koura with little interruption and .it
seemed'as irhe -could riofc "survive
jexn'fjnend'. recommended Dr
KirigfsiNewv Discovery ; it was quick
inteork ank- Highly f satisfactory
in .resultsVolftialt
Fetzerte drug store;- ' Regular- size
50c. and J. t "
'..X i.rfi : : ; t
I.
in the corp'oratioD.Enowri as tha'Con.
uaie ueing n o, o in tne oooks or tne
corporation, tand said? share of the
value'of $50. ill persoES are warned
against Kholdihgasaid ; certificate of
stock and notice is. hereby given that
I shall apply for af duplicate certifi
cate of aid8bare of stock t
: :Morsison;H. Caldwell '
ConcordrN. C.VNby; 25, 1895 '
t8tocl'forvSaI.-- " .-- - . - -
.:f"hav(i onCbxX-year old mare and one
mule for sale '"on easy terms. -Apply to
me at 5ft; Pleasant by mail,i or at my
home two miles west of Mt. Pleasant. "
William MisEKhEMER.
THE VIOLET'S VOYAGE
She la Bringingr the President to
- w;he"f; tfne Dnchs are Plentifnl. 1
Norfolk, Va., D?c. 6 President
Cleveland, accompanied by Secretary
cf War r Daniel S .Lamont, , Gomi
mander Wilder and Dr. rjant, , ai
rived here on the lighthouse, .Vender
Maple this.morr.ing at 8;45 o'clock
and at the bony' yard were, trans-.
ferred to the Violet, which started
at once for the ducking e rounds of
North Carolina, amying off ' Cufri
tu 3k light late this afternoon where
the Violet will remain oyer night!,
proceeding tONmorrow morning to
H at teras, where, according to ret
ports received to night, thousands of
ducks are waiting to be slAUgb tered1.
At; Cape Channel, near Hatteras,
"blinds" have been provided for
four people, and in one of these
blinds the President will secret him-
eelf early Monday morning and wait
for the game. v
The presideatal party will hot
reach Hatieras before to-morrow
nigbt, and Sunday will be devoted
to rest and preparing foi Monday's
shoot. , ' . !
The Maple last night anchored in
Chesapeake Bay for a .while, as all
traveling will be done by daylight.
The Bishop After Them.
That the evangelist ciaze is being:
viewed seriously and the evils of it
becoming known more and more day
afterday, we may "expect Kail our
people to soon return to the erood.
old, licensed' minister, who" besides
being amoniable to some ecclesiastic1
body does not have to be a drunk
ard, a scum, a thief and a gambler a'
number of years before he becomes;
fitted for the high office of preach
ing the : gospel. It is said that
Bishop Duncan-spoke, at Reidsvilie,
in no uncortain tones, Thi s comes
out from Raleigh,;;
- lt: appears,, - accordmg to people'
who were the Methodist Confer
Once at -Reidsvilie; last Sunday that
Bishop Duncan rather, rubbed it, on
evangeUsts, 'especially Jones anil
Jj ite, t pa, .names. ..were , mentioned,,
but the allusions were! extremely
pointed. ; A large number, of the
chinch peopla appear . ,to0 bear f no!
love forfthfi fivaiifrfiUsfH-
- Weekly iton Statistics.
; TivEBPpOLi jDec ; 6;--T6tal sales
of ihe week, 73,000; Americal
bales; ,trade takings, inclucji n g;.for-
warded fromTship's side. 83,000: ac-
tual export, 9,000; total , import,
lboO'Araericaii
stocky JM,00b; AmencanJSllobb
fefts. ;aI afio
cani2ibobC38pecoJatora tbok i2,200
nates;; expqrtera r took 2,400 'bales;
Ivlien Baby was slclc. we gave her CastorlaV
Tfien she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
J7hen die became Miss, die clung to Castorla, 1
fShen she bad Children, she gave them Castorla,
,..L
tost. - '?t f
Mr. ;i Thomas .Litaker, of . No.
township, lost a single case purse;
containing $21 thit morplngir Tlje
money was divided into two $5 bills:
ten dollars in silver, one $1 bill, and
&SM teen cents infchahgei It
.F?; in ,anpon:nl9k 0lptC
Brown" Broj Stables, or v between
town and Furr'u store 'aVFofek
Hill. Finder will' be' rewarded by
leaving sam at this office or deliy-i
erea to him. . - 4&'&w. , "
' Forecast for tomorrow says : Gen
erally fair, warmer in the morning.
For THe Hoiidays
WINCHESTER ONYX CLOCKS,
WA.LNUT CLOCTT, '
OAK CLOCK.
Gold Witciies Silver Watch ai d Nickel
Watches.
Sterling Novelties by the Gros Sterling
Goods in. cases. ;
SILVERWARE
Call and see us before you buy vour ho!:-
.day goods , we have what you wanr.
. J. I J. F. iflSIE.
Professional Cards.
L. M, ARGHE Y, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
: Concord, N, C.
OFFICE: ST, CLOUD ANNEX.
JN0. R. ERWIN. C. A- MIS2KHEIMER
ERW IN & . MISENB-EIMER .
-'- -Pbysiciansnd'Surgeons '
Office No. 3. Harty bnildin-,' ops
posite2nd Presbyterijnr church.
Charlotte; C -1
MORRISON H. CALDVTSL
' ATTORNEY AT L UY,
GOMOORD, ' X. a
Office in. Morris building, op- osit
Court House.
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