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Jewelry
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C0IiC01lI' - THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1895
YESTERDAY'S SALE.
I
1
$100
If you find any thing in this
that is not exactly right
CAISNOIS S &FETZER.
TO DAY
We sell Men's alLwool Cassimere suits at
Men's Black Wool Cheviot suits -at 3.00
Men's Gray Melton suits at 2.00.
Men's Black Cheviot suits 2.50.
Men's Odd Coats 75 cents.
Boy's Odd Coats 50 and 75 cents "
Men's Black W orsted suits fcr 3.50.
Men's Fancy Melton suits 2.50.
MEN'S FINE CLAY WORS
TED SUITS,
Guaranteed all wool $5.50, Cutaways
and Sacks. These are the kind that
some merchants price $12.50,--"
tkiificeii
0
Of very Fine Clay Worsted Cutaways of
Schloss Bros.' make at $10. These a.
would be priced $25 by people who
pretend to 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 them low.
2nd. We put the lowest possible price
OTthem. We don't try to make you
Uunk they are -worths more by pricing
tnem at doubts what they are worth.
3d. We do exactly what we say we will
Jo. We are here today and expect to be
tore as long as we live.
4th We will sell you goods that will
flt 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
Resell. 8hoes hats and all kind of
burnishing Goods. ..
Cannons Ssi'etzer
nri
National Back.
COKCOED, N. O.
Odell,
p B. CCLTEANE,
J CoLTRA-nnr
President,
flash ?'at.
Coltbajte, r Assistant Cashier
.Pital,
Orpins,.
nHoftheActlonorthe,.
holders Approved. '
. Everybody seems to be satisfied
with yesterday's sale of the N. O,
Steel and Iron Company's property
to Dr. Worth and his associate?.
The deed is being prepared tonday
and the money, so we hear, will; be
paid over as soon as the work is com
pieted, ' ;
Dr. Worth's associates ars well
known North Carolinians and mn
of wealth five in all. ,
As to what is to be done it seems
to be settled, or rather it is the
general opinion, that the furnace
will be put in blast after matters
have been settled. ' '
The clause allowing any stock
holders of the old. company to come
in equally with Dr. Worth and his
associates will necessarily delay ac
tion for sixty days from yesterday, as
a full and complete organization can
not be had until it is known exactly
who constitutes the new company.
When this is settled Messrs.
Stephen U Noble, of Alabama, and
James F Jordan, of this place, have
a proposition to submit, looking to
tho working of the plant.
Our understanding ib that the
proposition is now really ready, but
cannot be submitted for the reason
above given
It is the evident intention of 'the
parties who bought it to woik it;
they believe there is money in it and
they propose to test the matter.- -
It is not generally known, bat it
is a fact that Mr. Noble and his as
sociates made a d.rect proposition to
the reorganized committee several
week 8 ago. It was by them en
dorsed and sent on to the board of
directors, who ih return referred the
matter to the stockholders, who met
yesterday in accordance with the
call; but in the meantime Mr.
Noble's associates, having been told
that tha directors had full power to
acton the matter, decided, after it
was deferrtd to the stockholders,
thus making a further delay of two
weeks, to withdraw their proposition,
so that at yesterday's meeting an en
tlrely new deal was made.
As stated above, however, it is
understood that it is a a move in
which Mr. Noble is interested and
the belief is fully expressed that
after all the furnace will be put in
blast, Greensboro Record.
New Mall Carrier.
Mr. Jacob A Shoe, who lives on
the McAllister place, two miles west
of M. Pleasant, has secured the con
tract for carrying the mail that
runs between Mt, Pleasant and Con
cord, , Hia contract is for four years,
beginning next July, r
f His bid is $95 per year. The
present mail carrier, Mr. Jim Black-
welder, has been carrj mg it for $125.
This is one instance where the
shortest pole gets the persimmon.
$50,000
$16,000
J ir DIRECTORS
Odell, D. P. Cannon
EKiwg, - J. W. Cannon,
Odell, W. H, Lilly,
D B COLTfiANE,
HS INSURANCE,
cJS h"J of Firs Insurance,
Wrj us or wriie- w rcpre
W 2? y Jirclass Home and Tor-
Respectfully,
DHOUSE & HAKBIS.
Care for Head acne. .
As a remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to
baHhe very best It effects a per
manent cure and the most dreaded
habitual sick headaches yield to its
influence. We urge all who are
afflicted to procure a bottle, and
give this remedy a fair trial. In
cases of habitual constipation Elec
tric Bitters cures by giving tho
needed tone to the bowels, and few
cases long resist tho use of this
medicine. Try it' onco. Fifty cents
and $1 00 at Fetzer's Drug Store- 3sv
WAN IED ANOTHER WIFE.
... . t
A Yadkia Farmer nid Kot Want ills
e r oiigpt Back to iife.
The Winston Sentinel is advised
that Mrs, Bullo& the lady physiv
cian, of Chicago who has been stir.,
ring up Yadkinille, on the claim
that she can cure all kinds of dis
eases, is now at Tobaccoville, For
syth county. -
One: of her rjatients in Yadkin,
the wife of a farmer, died a few davs
ago. The Sentinel's informant tells
it that the bereaved husband ap
pered tc be greatly grieyed over the
death of his wife, especially after he
had gone to so much expense in trys
ing to restore her to health. Mrs.
Bullock, it is said, decided that it
would be to her interest to say
something to the husband. Sitting
down by his side, she gave oat this
comforting message :
v "Your wife was so low when she
began taking my treatment that it
was impossible to eaye her; howeyer,
if. you desire, I will raise her from
the dead V .
The "grieved husband did jot
speak for a tew moments, but when
his reply came it was to this effect;
"No, she is dead now; I don't be
lieve I care to ; haye her brought
back;, I believe I want another wife,
anyhow.'' :
Located at Cierl.ick.
Br, F E Hartsell has located at
Big Lick for the practice of his pro
fesnion. He iai a young physician
with a bright future, . ' .
WHoiiE NO. 1,374
A.NU COME AND SEE WHAT .WE HAVE SUITABLE FOll YOUi!
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
v ome More Big: Hogs.
Mr. Charlie H Cooif, of No. 4,
kills some big hogs. Mr. G A Pat
terson tells us of it.
Two hogs, aged 444 days each,
weighed respectively 478 and 427
pounds. ,
- 'I mn m i .
Harried at Enoch rllle.
-
Mr. Tohn R McKmdley and Miss
Laura Wright, were married Wed
nesday in St. Enoch Lutheran
church, Enochyille, N. C. Rey. V
R Stickley performing the marriage
ceremony.
Killed at m&h Point.
Mr. J E Whisnaut, of Danville,
who was running as flagman on the
local freight, No. 61, was killed at
High Point Wednesday night at 8:30
o'clock. He was caught bet ween
the bumpers while coupling cars,
. ,
Sliss Grler to gro to Chicago.
Miss Olaud Grier leaves some time
in January for Chicago to remain
indefinitely with Dr. and Mrs. Boyd.
As before mentioned in the Obser
ver Miss Grier intends going to the
foreign mission field and will pre
pare herself for the work under Dr,
Boyd. She is an active member
here, in not only foreign" but home
mission work, and will be greatly
missed in Charlotte circ-es. Char
lotte Observer.
An Annoyance Still.
Wednesday afternoon when little
Clarence Graber was on hia wav
. . . . j
home from his father's market, car
rying several glass jars in his arms,
Amzi Phifer one of the many col
ored "sports ' of the town, who was
riding a bicycle, ran into the ' little
fellow at the corner of Depot and
Spring streets. The handle of the
bicycle struck Clarence on the tern
pie, knocked him down and bruised
him upr pretty badly. Itiaeis ebonid
be more careful, eyen though they
are compelled to stay off the sidewalk.
Souvenir Rnom'js
Bon Bon Boxes,
Cane, Jyiavhji
Jewelry Boxes.
Table Knives,
Fruit TCninee
Paper Knives,
jvtiih JXTiives,
lableForlcs,
Olive Fnrhs
Pichle Farley
Bicycle Marks,
juaucure sets,
Shoe Sets f
Desk Sets,
ea sets, ,
JVeck Chain
Rings, '
Stamp Boxes,
JU
Tea Spoons,
Kerchief Boxes,
m
Scarf Pins,
Dresden Clocks,
Baggage Check
Belt Buckles.
' Qotfee Svoons.
(r.mio. : 7?s-i
Umbrella Marks,
Book Marks,
Individual
Sets,
Vara Sets,
Bon Bon
Walking r1
m Canes,
Tea Kettles,
Lamps, N
Vinegar etts,
Gold
Thirnhles,
Gold Bcnr
Card Cases.
- Nut Pickers
Also the nicest line of Watches and Jewelry in town. .
A. J. & YORKE
Cards.
Death Wear Mill KiH,
Near Mill Hill, this county. Mrs
Jno; D Fisher died Wednesday night
oi pneumonia. She bad been sick
for a very short time. She was be
tween 35 and 40 years of age and
leaves seven children and husband
bereaved.
The remains were interred at
Trinity .Lutheran - church, Hev.
Stickly conducting the funeral ser
vices,. ; . . - -
professional
800 Gallons or Spirits Poured Out.
Passengers coming down the West
ern tell of an incident which hap
pened in Morganton Sunday night. ' v
Some one entered the bar room at
that plac6 and knocked the heads
out of barrels containing eight hun
dred gallons of different drinks.
When the owners entered the next
morning the cellar was flooded
with six inches of whiskey. There
is a strong dissension between the
prohibitionists and antiprohibition
ists in Morganton and this was proi
bably the work of strong prohibit
tionist. Salisbury Worldv
IhaiiKtulIy Enjoyed by the Preacher
and Family. ,
Oh Monday merning, Decomber
9 th, Rev. B F Davis, accompanied by
his wife and little son, Emerson, left
the city for the purpose of assisting
Rev. Paul Barringer for a few days
in Evangelistic services at Bethel
Reformed church, Kowan county.
Upon their return about dark on
Wednesday evening, the 11th, they
were agreeably, surprised to learn
that "necessaries of life" not con
tained in the parsonage .when7 they
left, had found their way thereto
during the absence, In the kitchen
and dinning room and backyard
were unmistakable evidence that
some persons, having been in tem
porary possession, had not taken
away with them things -which they
brought when they came. A key
to the front door had been left in
the possession of their litiledau h er
Lottie wUo was making her home
with Mr. S Shuping during her
parents' absence, and by the U3e of
said key entrance was made by the
generoushearted brethern and sisters
To thoie T7ho. participated ia this
occasion and to those who in person
or by repres:nt3tive haye since call
td at the parsonage with "additioual'
supplies, pas or Davis and family are
indee! thankful.
L: M, ARGHEr, M; T).
Physician and Surgeon.
Concord, N. C.
OFFICE : ST, CLOUD ANNEX.
JNO. R. ERWIN. C- A- MlSHNHEhMER
ER VV IN & MISENHEIMER
Physicians and Surgeons
Office No. 3. Harty buildin- on
Charlotte, N. C
church
MORRISON H. CALDW.EL
ATT0BNEY AT LAW,
CONCORD, N. O.
Office in Morris building, oipcwitc
Court House.
idlliiBtiri
MANUFAOTU EEBS OP
Fine Gringhams,
Outing Cloths,
Plaids, Sheeting
and Salt Bags.
Dealers in
G-ENERAL
MEROHADISE.
o
Buyers of
COUNTRY
PRODUCE
of all kind, and 4-foot
wood always wanted
best . prices for same.
We invite an inspec
tion of all the goods
we manufacture.
ODELL MFG. Co.,
Concord, -N. O-