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Vol XI1L No. 171
WeolKO. 1,550
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Jim Beaton I iiilsn TSnnber ofCabar
ras People in Arkansas. ,
He writes a letter to a friend arid,
the following is taken- therefrom,
which will be interesting news to
many Cabarru3 citizens:
"Forest City is a beautiful little
city, cf about 3,000, situate between
the St. Francis and the L'Angnelle
KiVere, in St.- Francis county, in
wb;ch county there i3 some of the
naest farming country m the West.
."The upper section of the county
is porticaiarly noted for its ' ex ten-j
five timber land, both hard and
soft ; and St. Francis coun'y is also
a great fruit producing county. '"The
farming la?id here is " '.wenderf
y level, having no recks or "gul
oya" to contend with while plowing.
"Mr. Henry Fisher, one of Oabar-
rua' old-timers, hv' Ci nice farm 9
miles aoutn of the city, and he tells
the writer he cleared $900 the first
year he was out here, with two horsef,
end has been doing better every
)ear, with the exception of this,
which has been . a very bard one on
the farmers through Ark., and Tex.,
I at says he dene a great deal better
than he expected. He says he' is
going to work 175 acres next year,
and is gom to put it all in cotton
except just enough to raise corn for
hi3 stock. Hia sons Ed, Hill and
Will, and son-in-law, Will Barns
hardt, all have nice little farms
within a few.-miles of each other,
and all are doing well.
"There are a great many Cabarrus
people in this neighborhood (and
they all voted the Democratic
ticket) and all are doing well.
Mr. Bill Lowder, Will, Henry and
Mn.Aea Barnhardt, are all out here,
and doing well. Their postofficd is
Widner. Also, Ed and Geo. Stowe,
and Chas. Eagle, are farming about
9 miles from here, on the St. Francis
River. Their postoffice is also Wid
- "The people of Arkansas are very
. much disturbed oyer the election,
but everything will quiet down in a
few days and tfyen will ba serene.
Rowan, Onr Weislibor, CJatms- tlao
Banner.
The Democraticbaaner, presented
by the Immortal Vanca in '7G) to
the banner county of the gtr.te, rov?
held by Halifax, is now ; -claimed by
our neighboring county,; Kor&n.
The Salibbury corre3poadent to th3
Charlotte Observer says :
"Rowan Democrats accept the de
feat cheerfully. They fiad glory
and consolation in ths fact: that
they cairied the. county vfor Bryan
by 1,600 msjarity aud the county
and State - ticket-3 by f rcu" COO to
1,000 votes. .; In thia ihey
ister
noble
claiin to have been the -"banner
county of the State. The
counties thrcaghout th'b
Common wealth will take note and
join hes next time. Populism end
fusion; sland no show in this strongs
hold of Uemceracv- Credit h the
Chairman Lse S Overman and the
county candidates for their excel
lent and thorough work in the cam
paign. Mr. Overman telegraphed
Chairman Manly yesterday after
noon, cldciing the banner and it is
confidentlv expected to reach here
aon.
His Dos ' Dan". Has Retnrnedi
. J our yeara ago Mr. W S Bingham !
Bold his fine- bird dog "Dan to a
frisrrd in New York for .quite a
handsome pr.ice. Since the poison
ing and death, recently,' of Mr.
Bingham's dog, the friend;; heart
Went out in svmtatbv with Mr,
Bingham in hia Ics, and rtjturiu d
' vuan ' to nig oia Master ss a nrs j
eat. ';-"Dan,?ftfter4&ar.: .yeak,;'ab4 Uv
and-vvas real glad to 3r3t . rn to his
native -heath.
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No doubt about it; we 'are bet ter fijied to
please you in .Olptngithanlwe iiave eve
been.
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Tnronsli tlie St. .onis Torwatlo.
Hero is an illustration, of the way
the wind handled tilings during the.
big Sl Louis tornado. This bicvele,
DIdvTon Eyer
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles t If not. get a bottle
now and et relief. This medicine
has been found to be peculiarly
adapted.to the relief and cure of all
female complaints, exerting a won
derful direct mnuence m giving
atrength and tone to the organs. If
vou have loss of appetite, constipa-
tion, headache, fainting spells, or
are nervous, sleepless, excitable,
melancholy or troubled with dizzy
spells, Electric Bitters is the medi
cine you heed. Health and strength
are guaranteed by its use. Fifty
cents and $1.00 at Fetzer's Drug
Store.
At Patterson's 31 ill Friday SiKht.
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Quite a company of city people
went out to Patterson's mill Friday
nieht- when a dime concert was
a 1 . .
given in the Presbyterian chapel
under the auspices- of the young
people of the Presbyterian church
of tbis city. The participants were
Misses Kose and Corrine Harris
Nettie Allen, of Winston, Annie
Burkhead, Bettie- and Laura Leslie
and Rev. A K Pool, Prof. R
Keesier, Measrs. R K Black: and J L
Watson. A number of ladies from
Sunderland Hall also assisted in tbe
entertainment, which was a grand
success, there being an audience of
about one hundred and twenty -fhe
present. The song bjr Mr. R K
Black was the eyent of the eyening.
The concert was very much enjoyed
by every one.
TO CUKE A tOLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
eta. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c.
Mrs. Georsre Fisber Head. '
Death entered the home ot Mr
George Fisher this morning at 7
o'clock and claimed as its own that
home's most valued treasure, Mrs.
Sallie Fisher, the wife and mother.
Mr. and Mrs, Fisher had been mar
ried only about eighteen months ;
they had just commenced life's
journey together when God called
her to his kingdom. Mrs. Fisner
wa3 a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Si
laa Smyre, of Newton, and a member
of St. James Lutheran church at
that place. She leaves a husband,
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a little infant child, father, mother
and brother and a host of friends to
mourn her death. May the strength
ening handof God comfort those
bereaved. Her body will be placed
in the grave at the St, James' Luth
eran church burying ground at
Newton, N. C. tomorrow afternoon.
Stanly Enterprise Nov. 5th.
miss Wads worth's Reception.
The reception given last "evening
by Miss Laura Wadsworth in honor
of her visitors, Miss Nellie Hayden,
of Atlanta, Miss Ada Bradley, of
Knoxville, and Misses Cannon, of
Concord was one of the most de
lightfui social events of the season.
Miss Wadsworth's beautiful home
was brilliancy itself and those who
were' fortunate to be among the
"chosen ones" have abundant cause
to thank her for such an evening of
rare pleasure. Charlotte News.
The Morgan & Wright Guarantee
The guarantee of the "sood tires'
is broad enough to cover almost any
kind of ailments and to satisfy the
most exacting rider, but the line
must be drawn somewhere, and Mor
gan & Wright are trying to make it
known to rider3 every where that the
guarantee does not cover damages
resulting from the carrying of anti
leak, preparations inside the tire.
By having as much air as possible
in the M. & W. quickrepair tire
before putting the tool into the
puncture, and following the few
other simple instructions in the cat.
alogne, a permanent repair can be
made in two minutes, at the road
side, without removing the tire from
the rim. - -
owned in St. Louis, was struck by
t p ree barrels oi sy r dp, a tierce oi
iard and one barrel! of vinegar. Ab
solutely the only ; uninjured parts
are the saddle and the Morgan &
Wright quick repair tires,; which
were full of air when the machine
was found.. Even if . these tires had
bean punctured,
torn, any one of
unless severely
the holes could
have been repaired: by the quick-repair
device in them, without trou
ble. Riders .of these tires, "when
they have a pu net a re, need only be
careful to pump much air as
possible intj the tire before insert
ing the quick-repair toel. The re,-
pair can be made m two minutes.
A. 1 l J L I . , .
ixx, ice roaasiae, w
tire off the rim.
thout taking the
TO CURE A COLD IK ONE DAY
Take iaxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
monev if it fails to! cure. 25c. ml4
We have no disposition to break
with our friend J j F Day vault, tut
we do say he has a hoggish way of
advertising his business. The shote
was hanging by a hook in i its nof e
Friday evening in the gaze of eyery
passer-by. ' . ;j ;
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icrers, vituiiis lever
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