uOjn COlll), N. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1896.
Whole NO. 1499
COMMISSIONERS MEET. I
it
morning to resume her duties, as
teacher in the Blind Asylum.
Misses Maggie Morgan and Nan-
Tnesday Hlght's Session Arranging
for street Force A Contract.
. At the regular monthly meeting Qie Morris left today for Morgan.
of the board of town commissioners ton, where they will enter the Deaf
rouuHe ana other busmtss was and Dumb school at that place.
liftuoauicu xueauay mgnu
- Considerable time was taken nn
in the discussion of th drains nf ters Kufus and William, of Mt. Gil
the lot in rear of Furr's store at ead, Montgomery county, spent last
Forest Hill through the property of night with1; Mr. John Mclnnis, on
W M Smith. Action in the- matter Church street, and left for their
meeting on account of Mr. . Smith me his mormng, accompanied by
proposing to give'a right of way tor Mr J 0 Cook, his son,, who is just
10 or 12 feet across his lot, pro recovering from a severe attack of
vided the commissioners, condemn tvphoid fever. ,
I Raid aIIpv ncor tho lanrio thrnnnK I I '
Filled to the top now with wh-h 'M ; wftnM nHa m Miss Nora Mclnnis left this mem-
new goods. Everything you matter was left in the hands of .the in8 for Montgomery conn ty to visit
want lti rue way ui x now sanitary committee, who were in-ltriends and relatives for several
dress from1 a d cent calico, I structed to reinvestigate and report weeks.
Ginghams or r aids up to tne at. next meeting
Chea
p Stor
e.
WATSON AND GUTHRIE.
handsomest line of
kiss
i
i
i
Dress Goods at $1.00 per yard
in town, i ne biyies are auso-
Arrangements were made to put a I Prof. Juo.e. Ray.
force of hands, under an overseer, It is confidently expected that
to work on the streets o . begin such Proft John E.. Ray will return to
October e his'nativeState to bestow upon the
he street committee made its re- nnfortunates-hia invaluable services
port and submitted : the following aa Superietendent of the blind and
contract: colored deaf mute Asylum at Ral-
"This agreement made this, th eieh. Inldoing so Mr. Ray will be
The Two Candidates Will Be Here
Saturday and Will Deliver Speeches
Everybody, Democrats, Populists
and Republicans, will be here Satur
day next, September 12, to hear the
speeches of Hon. Cyrus B Watson
and Major. Wm. Guthrie, the Deui.
ocratic and Populist candidates for
Governor.' The speaking!" will take
place at the court house, either in
side or OD the beautiful lawn. Judge
Russell, the Republican candidate,
has been invited, but has "taken a
sneak" and left the State.) All sil
ver advocates, and those not favora
ble to free silver shonld hear these
two speakers. Let everybody come.
Bring your families provisions will
be made for the ladies.
crowd is expected. ;
A large
Stockholders and Directors Sleet.
'
a meeting of the
stockholders and also of the direc-
-
tors of the Concord" Southern RaiK
road Company, held at the office of
W M Smith in Concord, N. C, on
Tuesday, 29th of September, 1896,
at 11 o'clock a. m., when and where
all parties interested are requested
to be present. J W Cannon,
Elam King,
. j no p allison,
D R Hoover,
W M Smith,
Directors of Concord Southern RaiK
way. v
J. F. HURLEY,
' INSURANCE AGENT,
;y i Office over ,
lETZER'S DRUG STORE.
CASTORIA
Tor Infants and Children
, Tie fac
simile sigaature
cf
r 1 .
isoa
vrajper.
-er a -l.
at ail prices iruiu tiy. uta tu
$4,50 per pair.
FULL LINE OP
Concord Flour and Feed Store.
"Fenix Mill" flour, millfeed,
lately correct and the price is 13th day of August, 1896, by the turning away from a salary oi
ri-ht. : . , street committee of the board of $2500 in Kentucky and an offer of
Two hnndrt a rairs KJanKets VrTST'. rlZA S2700 salArv in Virginia to serve in
company corporation witnesseth- his own tate at a salary xf J2000. braQ) meal and chicken feed, kept at
tnat saia street commiitee isciotnea we near rroi. itay sposen oi in me Lore buildinff on West depot street
witn plenary power to act in ine very highest terms and under his and for sale by " . j U
matter of the proposed crossing of guidance it is hoDed that the dnsti- e24, ; G G Richmond.
the Bead's Ford road by the Udel ... n 'ni hA mc
Mfitl fi Pa,Tlt,S ,.,!, trftPk nd -to-make ant known and its blessings will' em; Ml8 r 'nifl Knttv Art School
agreement ana to do an acts m rea- r wiucow puwuuio iau6D, will open on September 14. .Kecom-
tion thereto that it deems proper, exchange ; says there are 731 bl mendations, etc., are in : the hands
That in the consideration " of the children in the State and yet not of the principal of the graded
agreements on the cart of the Odell 4i,U v, otJ sohools. ! sl2
Manufacturing Company hereinafj tend beneficient institution:
ter specified, said street committee , i . , 4 , , . f
rM t.h said Odell Manufacl This should not be so, and due ef-
turinc comnanv and to its success- forts to overcome the .evil is the K L Craven is now receivinfi:
ors and assigns the right to layx and duty of some one. It is to be hoped the best Jellico Lump Coal,
PtHP' II11IV nilCn 1 1 1 V I maintain a railway track across the that Prof. Ray will infuse new life Also superior Hard Uoal, Jligg
I LllU IlLUlI UUll IILLO Beatty's Fo.rd road at or near Slip" into the I inBtution aud" spread its and Stove. Prompt attention.
pery xuji; .m ue luwuu vuuoum, benign bffices to every one tor Free aenvery. uraers
.. .. . , crossing same at an eleyation of not - , i A , , , . himtPrl !
that sold lor 75 cents nave leas than 14i feet and supporting 089 Denent me nooie idbiuwuu
been reduced to oU cents, ine snnh trestle bv benches to be placed has been erectea ana maintained.
qvality can t be matcned lor not less than 10 feet apart, said
from 75 cents to $3,00, ;
Twenty-five dozen Men's
Work Shirts that originally
sold for 40 cts have been re
duced to 25cts Ten dozen
O O XL !
A NICE LINE
OF
STIGE
PINS
at
OerreU's JeweI
iv Store.
OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD HOTEL
COAL BURNERS.
Every citizen of Concord who intends
to burn ccal during the ''coming '.winter
will save money and trouble by purchas
ing from us. We will handle the best
JELLICO LUF.1P CQ&L
and. "will deliver any quantity in anypait
of the city. Toui orders are solicited.
80s
ioniW.
Headquarters at Black elder's store, on
West L)epot street. 08
the price.
H100 Bolts
benches each to obstrnct not more
than 16 inches of said street. i
In consideration for which said
Odell Manufacturing s company
agrees to keep said trestle in repair.
i It was a iad but interesting sight 'fflftJO
to see the meeting of the unfortu
nate children at the depot this morn
WO O L J E A IS! S And further, a QD to in8 jn8t bfre !hef ?r "eaf
JJ 1 fW fcJT IMW L . xv. d.i. ami Hnmh Tnflt tnte at Mororanton
I put in ana uiitiuimu 1,140 oam ucoir ; ' a
f.v's Fnrd road for a distance of 25 The nntiils from this point num-
LI Ml At 1 1 1 J - - I --l., .
udi win gu ui tuts, eiiciiiciy da 0D each side of said
tlie
Record
for
July.
lov price of 15, 80 and 25 cts
per yard. ' ' ' ; . ' .
NEW : SHOES.
Never have we been so well
fixed in the shoe line as at
presen t. We have the cheapr
est shoes von will find anv
Place. New lot of those big
10 cent " ': .
crossing Dered gyen, and they were really
happy on their way. They were:
Misses Maggie Morgan, Annie Mor
ris, Carrie Lippard, Sadie Herring,
of this cityland Daisy and Sophro-
Luther Hartsell, of No. 10
in a condition equal to the general
: condition of the streets of the town
of Concord. Signed;
Lewis D. Duval, Y
R. A. Brown, Com.
- J. C. Fink, )
Odell Manufacturing Co.
r ; ? - per J. M. Odell, Pres.
m ' " mm , (
MBrvelons Results.
: From a lettet written byj Rev. .J. M;Bge8
we are permitted to make this ex- and.Fannie Ramey, both of this city
frftrtt? T have no hesitation in re-l . -H , . . i
W TTi t'a. Nav "ni'nt I RnAklftt'i ArniJalTe.- "'.11
tho results were almost
I W V J .
marvelous in the casa
While I was pastor
We Jar e determined not to spend our time and fr.rgy grumbling
about dull times; We will pitch in and make times lively.: . Mow, in ors
der to make this incoming month the biggest July we have ever had, we
are putting out a lot of "Humncers" and we are going to make them hum.
We are going to do away with Stickers. We will1 make Movers out of
them. Here goes:, - . : u ?A A c
About 60 ors of Ladies fine shoes of Zeigler's and Reed's makes, all
. ii , 1LJ small sizes 2i. 3. 31 and 4 that we will fell at $1 a pair. Not a pair amongr
IWO OlinU mat Ue- .u l - a SO onH ro Tha-v mnftt rn.
Iiuoxu uuo u uo u efci t-'vj m
nia and
township.
There . were
T.arfpl ,t nr Ralfticrh '1 hfiv were NO. i About one hundred pair of Ladies Fine Oxford Ties, some
Maggie -urumiey, a , teacner, from.1 to$1.50.;.Theyi must go.
$2 and
s were almost j .The-Pest' Salve J in-tLe ; worlo; for
53 ?Lm?,l!!!f!; Outs. ! Bruises;, Sores, .Ulcers Salt
that :wt,Uc Vhile 1-was pastor oi w u "'A; T-ttefd tllfanbe
uilts all the wav from 50 cts hroiiffht down with, a pneumonia J HandsJ Chilblains, Corns and all
Tiv i. a-.-.. , , I J." T. ni'nno TflTTlhlfl I Q1ri" C
fcNO. 4 About 75 prs of Ladies Oxfords and l-BtrapSandals Eeiglers.
Bay State and Padan Bros., air to go in at 81. 25.- Call-' for'them-tbey
.1
xn. fL .a ffttur nra of, Misses Oxfords, sizes 12 to 1, to go at 50c.
NO. P.-I OK MJciJN : a. lot 01 xan,s woat ana jjjacK viciia .uxioiub
I S ' M . m ? 1 -1 .1 .. 1 , 1 a. . . mi : , , ' rn,l m i- n . mot Fvrti-irrif. r ham
up to 1 75 Oiir r hnrsfifiv is succeeding La urippe, :. . Aernuie 1 BJjm KrnptionB, ana -positively, cure ap x. j.uy x. w mv, "; c .B .Trtr . .7 . s," v ' i
now full ut to fhA.tnn and we paroxysmtf ?f icouhingLwpui or . no pay requi-ed. It is ,j . t . , , . : .-. -
.Mil 1 AAnp t0 X fc?P:?nd W! hours whhHttle interrupt or 5 o P7 T " A T O
kwi new gooas aaiiy -ana Ueemed as if he-cotiiaxnoe o .
wiu fill the haaement. We them. A friend recommenaea vr.
want
will sell
TV4 Tc f" KinPs New Discouery; box; For
your trade this fall ana jng kwiTghK storek 4
sell you goods very, 4 low in results. tTriaf- bottlesfreo k at r ? 1
monev refunded -? Price 25 cents per
Foriale at P B FetzerVDrog
fit
;.. 'ItJ.
?n Ordpr to rat if "V Irtoc nr'fl Dm Store R2gular Size Rer.Page to reacli Tonight.
"wney to make a nrchase 50c and SUOaj -JjI h IiJstjeado
witbout seeing ns.
WE &
4 H
CHEaP store.
Forest H 111 Sews.
Mr. Herbert Cook has lost two of
his fine bird dogs. Wade especially
was a fine dog. Some unprincipled
being has sown poison broadcast: in
the neighborhood of the Virginia
Dare property on Church street.
Even the chickens are dying in this
oart of the city. -
Miss Maggie Brumley, who has
been spending her vacation with her
ifpr. Mrs. J H Bradley,, on Third
the iU8ual , prayer-
meetihg?eervices atCentral- Metho
distvcnurch tonight,- there will be
preacliihg'by RevA'Jesse Pape, one
of thet former .t pastors, . whom the
people delighted , to ? hear. Services
at 8 olclockip. m. . All are cordially
inVitetl.'--- J--7.--' j ; ' '' : k;
1 On account of the; above service,
we are requested to ja,n,hounce t that
there will be - no pray er-meeting
seryica at the First Presbyterian
church. That ; congregation will
Womens Solid Leather Shoes at 65ci Womens solid.Xeather ,PehbJe
Grain and Glove Grain LTace ' and Button Shoes at 75cr. These ' are $1
shoes, all fresh and nice. ' Ladies fine Dongola" kid button ? shoes, made at
Alexandria, Va. Solid as; any; shoe in the uarket,, regular Sl50 shoes,, to
go at $1. t Mens Fine Satin Oil Shoes, 'lace an d gaiters at "SI. They are
tegular 1;25 shoes:1 Mens heavy English Ties; every-dayhoes, 1.00.-Solid
as leatherjean' make them . Big job inv straw hats at I0ct some of them
are 50c hats. rWe buy Trunks in car loads anu retail iuem hi wnoiesaie
prices. 'One hundred Mens fine Serge XJoats at, just halt price. i ,we nave
everything in the lind of clothing and furnishing ; goods- Everything up.
to date and at pricesthat can't be beat anywheie in'rhe State, - Cafl and
see ampleslof the free : Crayon Pictures .we are having made for our. cus
tomers' i&oih -viiO'-'o.u v, . t:.v-';-i Ak'-'j- . t, f
JOB Twehtyfive suits of fine All" Wool ICassimere inCutaway Frock
Suits, sizes 34 to 36 lor 4 00 a suit. )They ai e 10.00, 12.50 and 15.C0rsmts.
Call on us and see these ana other. attractions.:
to Ealeigh thisj
worship with the Methodists.