Vol. XIII. No. 173;
CON CORD, N. C, . TUES DAY' NOVEMBER 10 1896
Whole NO. 1,552
ABOUT CONCORD.
MAY BE GOVE RNOR.
What an Angnsta Gentleman Who
VisUtl nr Ceanfifnl JLlttf City
ThJuks f It.
Situated about 215 miles from
Augusta on the Southern Railroad
ia North Carolina will be found the
pretty little city ot Concord.
In visiting that little city an Au
gusta person is reminded of their
own fair city on the banks of the
beautiful Savannah. First by the
fact that the life of the town ia the
cotton mills arid second by the: hos-
Probabilliles-ioint to Dilemnn as
Lieutenant Governor-What n Chest-1
nut! : ; ' ; ; ' j '
-Among the people posted on such'
inatters of State government, it is
current now that Ambrose Hilemari,
the euccesdfnl candidate to the
House of Representathes from this
county, may become Lieutenarit
Governor to succeed !Leutenarit
Governor-elect Bevnolda. whn will
pitality of its people. And where- 8UCCee? Kussell. Ir will come about
ever you find honest weavers and in this way. Russell is either to' be-
spinners you find some of earth's corne a cabinet officer or a minister
best people. to a foreign land. Reynolds" will
In the beginning I will first state take his place at the State's Capitol,
and Hileman being the senior mem
the position, location and size of
ine luwu.' ber of the Legislature and high in
PnnnnrH ia m ft rnl liner nnnntrv - "
, 4, . , . fusiontfaitb, will be chosen by the
91 mi fis above the citv of Charlotte. J
The inhabitants of the town num- UCAk xmmj a meuieji-
I a. ri mi
y,ot hnnt. nnn Tfc ha 14 fthnrnhea governor, xne anove comes
there representing every denomina- Ar?m one who is supposed to be good
tion, exceut the Catholic. A splen-authority.
did school for the white and a large Jerusalem ! What a chestnut.
colored seminary, four large cotton
mills, a bleachery, tWO flour mills, Miich Praise Is Due Them.
and electric plant and two police- The entertainment at Central
men. The policemen we are told Methodist churcb, M"onday wnight
go to bed at 12:30 every night. The was not in any way disappointing.
town hasn't any barrooms" arid hold Much praisf is due Misa Callaway
police court about once or twice an(i prof. Keesler,' together with
every three months. ; their assistants, MfsV NanniV Alex-
There is no water power, there ande1 Mesdames Harris and BroWer
J -vv 4 1 4lin vi11a ft rr fiat l" . " " m4 "V v 'v'' M ". ' f
uuu uouBcuauuj mo ujuio oio cow aucl .a. jfooie tor tne t-xcei
in motion ny steam power. f ; lent nrodnctione: The following
y-s jl T 1 i r 1 ' I . -. -V' - . . a
un bunaay auenaea ounaay Drofframme was carried out :
TteiTH fjOXEft-XtMv.
Most of the farmers are through
sowing arid wheat js looking well. ,
Mr. .S R Fisher was visiting his
son, J T Fisher in .jSalisbary last
banday. Mr. Fisher is employed m
the Salisbury cotton millf. I ;
The si d gin g school closed a t Mike's
church last Saturday night. Tht-r
will be a two day's meeting at Mike's
church, beginning on the fifth ! Sun
day of this month.
The school: at the Fisher school?
house will not begin until the 1st of
December. ' There is some repairing
to be done on; the bouse before the
school can start. w
There will be ' na preaching at
Lower Stone Sunday. Rev. j I K
Fulkieon h3 accepted the call at
Lower Stone. '
Mr. L M Holshoufer, of Pock
well, h'a been: spending jibout every
other Saturday night at Mr. Fouzi's.
We think he will soon take her in.
Messrs. J H;T Fisher, D M Kluttz
and P M McGraw started to the
mountains, Monday for a load:'of ap
ples and cabbage. Wheel.
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Flat6w-taveture, io Stfadella"
Organ Prof. R L Keeslerr1 f?r;
Tenney "Nearer to Thee"
Quartet Misses5' Callaway and Alex
ander, Messrs. Keesler and Poole.'
Westendorf "Son of My Sbul,,f
school down at a chuich near the
Cmnon mills. It was in the mill
district, and though a cold disagree
able misty rain was falling there
was a church full pr;ent. On the
way to Ghurch I was impressed by
Via lrtrtlra rt Vm VirkllOOQ oil noat.'
. . , - , . - ' T .' Solo Miss Callaway,
roomv and comfortable. I was told . . . ; .. ..
that they were owned by the oper
atives of the mill, and that there
was scarcely any , renting . done,
This Sunday Sshool And also the
First Methodist Sunday School is
under the charge of the Superinten
dent of Cannon Mills, Mr. L DDu
val. a erentleman well Known in
. ...
Augusta.
The people of Concord believe in
attending church. Of' all the 14
churches and through the disagree
able rain I noticed throngs gather-
; A. Household Treasure.
D. W, Fuller, of Csmajoharle, N.
Y.v says.that.he always;, keeps Dr.
Kics New Discovery in the: house
and his family' has always found the
very -best results follow, its use';
that he would cot be without it. if
Vprocufable &. A.'Dykeman.iDruer-
King's New Discovery is undoubt
edly. the . beat cough remedy !: ; that
he has used it m his family for eighfi
years, anu ix nas never jauea iio uu
aU tiiat ia claimed -fofc-itf vWtt not
try a remeay . so - long triea ana
tested. Trial bottles free5 at Fet-
zer's Drug store. Regular bize 5Cc.
and SLOa , - . I
MasVagani a1 "Cavalleria Rus'ti.
cana" Oesten b Gondellied"
OrganProf. R L Keesler.
Kilmer "Jet us I My Cross Have
Taken" Quartet Misses Callaway
and Alexander, Messrs. 'Keesler and
Poole.
Howe "In the Cross of Christ
We Glory" Duet Miss Callaway
and Mr. Poole.
Ryder "The ;Storm" Organ
Prof. R L Keesler.
Butter field "Father, Lead Me by
ing. It was my pleasure of listening Thy Hand" Trio Misses Calla
to a very able sermon at the first way and Alexander and Mr. Poole.
Methodist church, fi-om an old and , Adams "The Holy City" Solo
long loved pastor of many a North I Misa Callaway.
Carolina church. I Lorenz "Hvmn of Consecration"
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The streets of Concord are not I Quartet Misses - Callaway and
very good, I was told that the town ( Alexander, Messrs. Poole and Kees-
wcr in debt some ami that they her.
were busy paying that before tney I Mesdames Harris and Brower,
improved their streets. The town accompanists.
I : The most eignificent part of the
council. They have fitted up a nice fintfirtflinmpnv the Collection.
electric-plant and water tower and wnich am0unts to S12.45.
are grading several streets. Th Hi fr n tn nnmmPnt
There re no T)ine3 in that coun- .
- i i i i k f ir.H if ii -h i ii i.iik 1 1 1 1 1 isi i-:
A Distressing: Accident.
Hickory, Nov. 9. CharlesJRowe,
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living near bere, suffered thej death
of nis little 4-yearold daughter,
Kansas, on Satarday evening last,
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at 5 o'clock, under peculiarly dia
tressing circumstances. A jyoung
man named xount had exchanged
guns with Mr. r Rowe, and .was
mounted on his horse in the yard,
haying the loaded shot gun jn his
hand. The horse, being somewhat
unruly, he let the gun fall, causing
it to fire, the shot taking effect in
the groin and side of little Kansas,
who was playing in the yard and
was running to keep ouf of the way
of the prancing norse. She lived
24 hours, and her burial tdokf place
here yesterday, . N ' I
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- Cliiling - al - kirn -1 - Mm
No doubt about it; we are better fixed to
you in Clotliing than we have -ever
been. r- ;'-.,.-
s Suits, latest and
Men
est.
IB
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best-
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for to say it was good would be ex
pressing it very lightly.
TO CURE A VOLD IK OWE DAT
try, but the beautiful cotton wood,
o-k and hickory groves and ' shade
trees make it es pretty a town c
will ba found anywhere. Main
street almnst pfits a rival Tiace bv
'thft f rA fo fir00n Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
- "UUUitt lets. All druggists refund the
b'reet- , money if it fails to cure. 25c.
making all the little North Uaro
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"us, Jimd hearied people, and you The Best Salve in the world for
find a pleasing comparison to our Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, . Salt
wn people here. Of a truth" I Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Chappe
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anri frtn tu t muu Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
aad felt hke I as mingling wi h or Pio p'ay Xeqni-ed. It ia
ueupie i come in couiaui wnu
oere daily. J. A. H. in Daily Au
' "ta Tribune.
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monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box For sale at P B Fetzer'a Drug
store ' c- . '
O A Tf ACHB said Ectumatism relieved
kt)j Dr. Miles' Nerve Plasters.
ASK Che 'recovered
dyspeptics, . bilious suf
ferers, victims' of fever
and ague, the:; mercurial
diseased patient, how
ihey recovered health,
cheerful spirits and good
appetite ; the will tell
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Bilious attacks, SIGK HEADACHE Colic, Depres
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Diseases caused : by Derangement of the
Liver and Bowels. - j
The SYMPTOMS of Hver Complaint are a bitter
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Toints. often mistaken for Rheumatism : Sour
Stomach ; Loss of Appetite ; Bowels alternately
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