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CONCOHL N. C; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1896.
FREAKISH CORN EARK.
Whole NO. 1,514
A Man Brines a Cob to Tonn, Each
Oraiu of Which is Narroandea
by Perfect Shucks.
ill,
OlieapStore.
The ingenuity of man ha3 hit
upon a plan by which corn and fod
der can be grown together. A a soon
aa the new crop comes generally into
f ayor there will be no more fodder
racks and hay will not be used as
extensiyely as stock feed as it is at
present.
Mr. W II Prickett who lives five
and a half miles south of Atlanta
brought a new fashioned ear of corn
into the city this morning and all
wno aa v it wonaerea. it was verv
The cool cutting winas are mnch likfl -thj nrd
inarv pat nf onm
commeuuiuft "V" " 1 as far as the cob was concerned, bat
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tovvp" nnn r. ji, of having a "big shuck over the cob
unu- where it can be done , & . .. B .
jvuv- - ana ine grains, eacn grain was pro
:.n nt. fi TYinnprfil ft fost, I " ' 1
rAahiftnfc that has to be vided wilh a shuck of its own- These
lpfl well now. little shucks were as perfect as the
Ve Have a few facts, plain big shuck, only they enveloped a
md I unadulterated, that we single grain instead of the whole
want to lay before the buying ear.
public I A genius from South Carolina
Itiwill he dollars and cents who did not explain how he came to
in yjour pocket to read what Ipossees this new fashioned corn had
we have to say ana be govern some of it at the exposion- He so'd
ed by it. lit at one cent a grain to all who de
sired to plant it. Mr. Prickett
bought 50 grains for which he paid
NEW DEPARTMENT. U half dollar. He planted the 50
I ..; I trains in tha pnrinp". and although
O - - - x ca j ; a
this has hppn xptv nn favorable vear
'p will show from to-day for a kind3 of erop3 be haa made
GllfllirUUIi 1113 VVllHCl cl
I A Lriltle Disappointed.
A large crowd was in town to-day,
he drawing card being the hanging
of Frank Howard, which did not
take place. Of course it was gener
ally understood that only a few was
to have witnessed the execution, but
those who are curious and naturally
love to be on hand from all sec ions
some from neighboring counties,
were here.
It waa a disappointment to many
that the hanging-did not take place,
while others are satisfied with the
turn of affairs,
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For Infants and Children.
The fa
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Ifoward a Scared Negro. .
Quite w large crowd of colore!
people and a few curious whites
went to the depot Friday evening,
when Frank Howard was taken to
Raleigh, and as the train was rolling
up there was such a racket and so
mucn confusion on the outside of
the office that the negro criminal
thought certain that a mob had
come to take, his life. He was
surely a scared negro, and for the
first time since his arrest showed
signs of fear.
stockholders and Directors Meet.
There-Viil be a meeting of the
stockholders and also of the direc
tors of the Concord Southern RaiN
road Company, held at the office of
W M Smith in Concord, N. C, on
Tuesday, 29 th of September, 1896, i ftflrj
at 11 o'clock a. m , when and where;
all parties" interested are : requested j T 5
Given Away Free
To advertise out goodg wp will
give a ay, bbfioiuieiy Irct, one box
of five-cent cigars, one gold ring and
v nample bottle of Peeler's Pain
Killer to every one sending us fifty
cents to pay packing and postage.
Address,
Peeler Anderson" Medicine Co.
Lock Box 1, Kernereyille, N. a
Dr. MUes' P?iin Pills cure Neuralgia.
AT COST
AO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
parties
to be present.
handsome line or popular
pi Iced millinery.
Ladies : Hats
from the few grains he planted six
bushels of corn.
The grains that were planted with
the shuck, around them produced
the same kind of corn, but those
from which the shuck had been
stripped produced ordinary every
day corn, with the3huck around the
t i p ? x j r J , 1,
. i , , , I wnoie .ear inaieau oi aruuau etuu
mm tbe very cneapest up to
ii .i i VTTQ-Tf v i n rr I Mr. Prickett claims, that there is
lima u.11 aiy ico tiuvx c v -i j mmf, j
tUont the small Drofit andHuch merit in the new-fashioned
low price that we mark on corn, as it will be invaluable for
everything we ' sell. We are stock. The whole ear can be fed to
especially anxious to have all the stock , and the cattle, and they
the ladies see our hats betore wni get the benefit of both the corn
mey ouy. vv e guarauiutJ LU and the shucks. This will save
much feed in the shape of ehucks
that are wasted as corn is now Ted.
sell them cheaper than they
Can be bought any other place
request
J W Cannon,
El am King,
J NO. P ALLISON,
D R Hoover,
W M Smith,
Directors of Concord Southern Rail
way. .
W. D. Anthony & Co.
PAINTERS, PLASTieOERS,
VARNISH ERS AND PAPER
HANGERS, i
ALL JOBS GUARANTEED.
WANT YOUR WORK.
. . .
ur entire Jine of WfttohfiP
Tewelry, Silverware. Clocks. Sogck
tacles, etc., etc., to go at
ACTUAL COST
For the next fifteen days.
It will be to youi interest to call
at once and secure p me' of the jar
bargains which we oiler you.
TO CURE A COLD IK ONE DAY
Old 'v. 'iture mide to look as
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- good as -i .v: Mattresees made or
lets. All druggists refund the renewed with perfect satisfaction.
money if it fails to cure. 25c. ml4 Upholstering a specialty. See us.
W.D. Anthony & Co
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ount Ambena
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A Flourishing School for Yourig
Ladies.
TEN TEACHERS
Oriament8l Branches Receive
Carefm Attention
L. T. FISBER, A, M
PRINCIPAi.,
vronvT plEsntt. N o
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B. C O RR E LL,
JEWELER.
ins from us.
A Prayer lor Girls.
You ask for a little prayer. Here
is one written by Jeremy Taylor in
hia effort to teach the world what
wa3 meant by holy living: "Teach
me to watch over all rny ways that
I may never be surprised, by sudden
temptations or a - careless spirit, nor
ever return to fohy and yanity.
Set a watch, O Xord, before' mv
mouth, and keep the door of my
lips. thac I offend not in my tongue,
neither j against piety nor charity
Teach me to think of nothing mlt REV. C.
Thee, and what is in order to Trfy
glory and service: to speak nothing
but of Thee and Thv glories, ard to
do nothing but what becomes Thy
i. v t- Tnhtm I hn inhnira morntr
bythe grace of Thy holy ep, rit, YQ- Wailt tO Beat
naru eeaifu up tj Luts uiiy ui lie
demption."-Ruth Ashmore in Oc
tober LadieB Home Journal.
K L Craven is now i eceivins:
the best Jellico liiimn Coal.
Also superior Hard Coal,
and Stove. Prompt attention.
Free delivery. Orders - son
licited.
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COAL BURNERS.
Eyery citizen of Concord who intends
to bjirn coal during the coming winter
will save money and trouble br purchas
We will handle the best
JILLICO m C91L
and will deljver any quantity in anypait
of the city. Iloui oraers are solicited.
Headquarters at Blac k greyer s
West Depot street.
store, on
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and the style will Ibe correct.
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Two hundred and fifty urns
breilas all the way from 50cts
S2.00, for children.
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mm
saw
: ii '.Bib ton.
Cheapest line of shoes, all
styles and Kinds to be found
anywhere.
MEN'S' HATS
m twenty vfive cents up.
Everything Cheaper
Than Ever.
The new corn is.quite a curiosity, to
say the least of if.
Sunday School KeorKanlration.
The congregation of Central
Methodist church, will reorganize
the Sunday school of that church
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock. It
will be entertaining and profitable
Mr. D. Bw Coltrane, the superinten.
dent of the Sunday school, has is
sued the following invitation.
"You are invited to be with us on
our Firat Rally Day," Sunday, Sep
tember 27th, 1896, I beginning
promptly at 3 o'clock, p. in.: Bright
faces, glad hearts, sweet faces, and
other interesting exercises will greet
you most heartily. Come and go
with us. We will endeavor to d?
you good. j
The public is most cordially in
vited to attend.
Revival at Forest mil.
Rev. M A Smith, pastor of Forest
Hill Methodist church will begin
the fall series of religious meetings
at his church tomorrow night. The
Rev. J D Arnold, of King's Moun
tain, is f xpectd next Wednesday
to assist Rev. Smith. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
SILY1E .0E
T4 T CP
Better than either is a healthy
liver.: If the liver is O. K. the
man is O. K. : His blood is kept
pure, his "digestion perfect, and he
can enjoy life and act intelligently
and patiently upon the questions
of the day. You all know what to
take. : Arou have known it for years.
It is Simmons Liver Begulator -
. the "Record for July.
We are determined not to spend our. time and f nay crumbling
about dull times. We will pitcn m and make times liveiy. isuw, in ors
der to make this incoming month the biggest July we Lave ever had,-wo
are putting: out a lot of ''Hummers'' and we are going to mke them hum.
We are going to do away with Stickers We will make Aipvtr out of
them. Here goes:
About 60 prs of Ladies fine shoes of Zeigler's and .Berr?. m Jces, all
small sizes, 2J, 3, 3 and 4 that we will Fell at $1 a pair. Nut pair amongf
them but cost $2 and over. , TUey must go.
NO. 2. About one hundred pair oi Ladies Jb me uxtord iee, somo
patent leathers, some tans, some fine Idongola pat tips, all to go at 75c.
Ihey cost from $1 to iu.&u. xney must go.
NO. 3. -About 50 pairs Ladies firie Oxfords, all; Zeiglers, tan. gray
and black ooze and fine kid, sizes 1 to jli. All to go at $1 - Made to sell at
S2 and $2.50. They must go. - ' .
NO. 4. About 75 prs of Ladies Oxfords and 1-strap Sandals Zeiclers,
Bay State and Badan Bros-, all to go in at 81.25. Call for them they
won't be here long. They must go. j
NO. 5 A few prs of Misses Oxfords, sizes 12 to 1, to go at 50c.
NO. 6. FOR 1VIEN: A lot of Tan, Goat and BlacklVici Kid Oxforda
at $1. They are $1.50 shoes, and are iresn stock just bought them.
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Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles ? If not, geva bottle!
now and et relief. This medicine
has been found to .ue peuunany
adaptedlto the relief and cure of all
female complaints, exerting a won
derful direct influence in giving
strength and tone to the organs. If
you have loss of appetite, constipa
tion, headache, fainting spoliator
are nervous, sleepless, excitable,
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For years you-and your fathers
have found it of sterling worth.
It is and always has been put up
only by. J. H. eilin & Co. Take
none but" the ' genuine. It has the
Bed Z on the front of the wrapper,
n n A v Vi i r nloa ia li c QQTifift n n rl
conts and 1.00 at Fetzer s DrugJ ing ' ;
Womens Solid Leather Shoes" at ,65c. Womens solid Leather Febbla
Grain and Glove Grain Lace and Button Shoes at 75c. These are $1
shoes, all fresh and nice. Ladies fine Dongola kid button shoes, made at
Alexandria. Va. Solid as any shoe in the n arkct, regular .8150 shoes, to.
go at 81. - Mens Fine Satin Oil Sboes, lace and gaiters at iney ? are
regular 1,25 shoes. Mens heavy Jjingnsn iee, every-uay auuea, x. uuiiu
as leather can mate them iiig OD in straw uais , v.
are 50c hats. We buy Trunks in' car loads and retail ipemm at vruuitoaiw
prices. One hundred Mens fine Serge Coats at just half price. Ae have
everything in the line of clothing and furnishing . goods- Every thing up
to date and at prices! hat can't be beat anywhere in tbe btate. Call ana
see samplesjof the free Crayon Pictures we are having made for our cue
tomer8 '' " ' . '
JOB Twenty-five suits of fine All-WoolJCassimere in'Cutaway'Frock
Suits, sizes 34 to 36 lor 00 a suit.l They are ID. 00, 12.50 Jand 15.00AsuiU
Call on us and see these and otheijattractions.
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