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Vol. XIII. No. 174
HONOK ROLL.
rnuetnaliiy, Good Lessons nml fle-por.-iieEt
In?s Your Nemc There.
Following is the honor roll for
the graded school for the month
f, ti-.g November 10th ; v
CJAN1IONYILLE. ' 'V
Grade No. 1; Miaa Lena I -.lie
teacher .Hester Alexander, Law
son lilurae, Ella Beaver, -Lottie' Mar
tin, Kosa Bine, Clarence McCathrin,
Ijnie Ccrzine, Jiinmie Rowe, Allie
i3, George Russell, Mary Littles,
U-M'x'rson Scarborough, Mincie Mii
ia, Ulfcrenc '::c'op, Lonie Bond,
-l-;M;e ThoajaV Florence Sides,
purvey Melton, Ollie Bacon, Bertie
Cain way. ;.yV '
C ju - -Jcs. 2 ind 3 Miss -Pattern
irn, teacher. Howard Sides, Viola
Cortez Beaver, Mamie
.WMtfon. '., ' y ' " ,
FOREST HILli.
G rad e N o. 1 , -M : &3 S !i: re y, teac h er.
Grace 'Brou,-iI.ig-3 Dent, Grace
vt, Lill'e.McIanisp,' Lethia Miller,
.:ii3 May pV&c&h,N&ahie Russell,
LScySainplfY Edmund -Robinson,
7sb Rusr?:l, Bi&bvsft Waddeil, CJail-
Grade Nos. 2 and 3, Mrs. Cole,
tp - Br: B. own, Howard
Penniuger, Lawrence Brown, Ar
thur Bord?, Mibter gleans, Lawson
Yjt ,..uxo. , Fn-nmn bwaricgeh, Ran
m IJ- ilivvjii, John Robinson,
.iV;yJe'-U;erf:b, Jessie Upcburch,
L-jw Waher. 1 .
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CENTRAL SCHOOL.
Grade N o. 1 , Mks D odson teach er
jo7n, Edna Correil,
FiaaCtd GocdsoL, ;B3SoIe Llltle,
Anna D Sherriil, Roa Campbell
Young, Mary Morrison, Adelene
Morrison, My ran Brown, Brice
Caldwell, Ingram Little, Clarence
Grccber, John Goidsten, Sam Kea
nette, Arthur Morrison, Caldwell
Propst, John Willefor'd, Aubrey
Henry, V A Mieehheimer.
Grade No. 2, Miss White teacher
Jennie Coltrane, Mary Kimmons,
Helen Patterson, Ruth Gibson,
Geoige Lippard, Clyde Dayyault,
Joe Harteell, Jesse Fisher, Winborn
Saunders. ' . .
Grade No. 3, Mrs. Misenheimer
teacher Lester urr, Paul Pitts,
Ray Patterson, Ollie Suther, Daisy
Weaver, Ruby Stiller.
Grade No. 4, Miss Means teacher
John Phillips, Robt. Fetzer,
Archie Fisher, Jimmie Brown,
Glenn Ross, Irma Bost, Julia Black-
welder. - -
Grade No. 5, Miss Alexander
teacher Archey Brown, George
Corl, Mamie Gibson, Tom Fetzer.
Grade Nos. 6 and 7, Miss Moser
. teacher Janie Patterson, Mabel
Grabber, Nettie Caldwell, Lillie
Cook, Zula Patterson, Buford Corl,
Johnnie Barrier. " .
Grades Nos. 8 and 9, Mis Laura
Leslie teacher Connie Pounds.
Flossie Pounds, Ollie Fisher, Nina
Day vault, Liddy Bakke, Cassie
Watson, Mamie Allred, Fletcher
Fink, Kate Morrison, Sudie Harris.
Highest average mark for deport
went in!ranks. grade No. 2.
Same distinction for last month,
grade No. 5. . , ,
1Bnchlen-'S Arnica shit.
The Beet Salve in tke world for
Cut3, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Chappe
Hands, .Chilblains, Corns, and all
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dea or no pay requi-ed. It is
guaranteed to give statisfaction or
jaonev refunded. Price 25 cents per
For Eale at P B Fetzer's Drug
c tore,
Rfif FrACHB ana Rheumatism
itoy Dr. Miles Nerve Pli
relieved
Plasters.
CON COllI),
THE ELECTORAL VOTE;
Xlie Kew York Journal s Estimate of
Ilow It Will Ktani.
The following is the, latest esti
ma of how the presidential vote
will stand in tha elector! colles-e as
figured by the New York Journal of
Sunaay4: ...
, FOR M'KINLEY.
California ; . ...
Connecticut-.,! .
Delaware . . . "; . .. '
0
6
3
23
15
13
13
6
8
15
9
Illinois. ...... . . . . . . . ; . - .
Indiana . .'. . .V. . . .. ".
Iowa . ... .
Kentucky . . . . ".
Maine. . ; . , . . . ; . . . .
Maryland . . . ; . . . ... ; ;
Ma3dachvs3eifa . . . ; . ,
Miu?3oift . . ; . . . . . . . ;
Horth D l.o ''.. . ...
New Hampshire ......
New Jersey. . . . .
New York.. . . . ...
Ohic
Oregon. , . . . . . . . .
Pe'an8j)73bia. . . . . . . . . . . .- . .
Rhode Xd v . . T. ;-.
South Dakcta . . . . ;
Vermont . . . ." . , ; .
West Virginia. .:. . . . . . . . . .
Wigcouaia .. . ....
10
33
23
4
32
'4
4
4
6
Totsl
FOR BRYAN".
Alabama ...
Arkansaa .
Colorado ; .. .
Florida ... .-. .
Georgia . . . .
Idaho". .... .
Kansas . . .
Loui&iaa i. . .
11
8
4
4
13
3
10
8
9
17
3
8
3
11
9
12
15
3
12
4
3
170
Mississippi . . .
Missouri
Montana. .
Nebraska . . . . .
Nevada . . . .
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee .". . .
Texas . . ... . . .
Utah . .
Virginia. .
Washington . .
Wyoming. . ; .
Total. . ! .
It is stated on good authority' that
Bryan will get one vote from Dela
ware and one from Kentucky and
if this is the case Mr. McEinley's
vote will be reduced to 275 and Mr.
Bryan's will be increased by two.
A Household Treasure.
D. W. Fuller, of Canaioharie. N.
Y.. says that he always keeps Dr.
XLlii o lion Jiavuycijr iu tuo uuudo
and his family has always found the
very best results follow its use ;
that he would not be without1 it, if
nrocurabie. G. A. Dykeman, Drug
gist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr.
King s New Discovery is undoubt
edlv the best ccush ; remedy : that
he has used it in his family for eipht
years, and it has never failed to do
all that is claimed for it. Why. not
try a remedy so long tried and
tested. Trial bottles free at Fet-
zer's Drug store. Regular size Cue.
and S1.00V
On the Move.
Mr., J M Hendrix has moved his
place of residenceVfrom r the fair
rounds to the Fetzer house on
Cl
South Main street. .
Mr. R Will Johnston is moving
into the McEachern house on West
Depot street, and Mr. J C Willeford
will move into the Caton house, va
cated by Mr. Johnston.
TO CURE A t'OLD. 1W OWE WAY
Take laxitive Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c.
Sotlce. ; :i ' :
J F Hurley has the old reliable
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. They write theA beat policy
on earth; - The moat desirable at the
least cost. See the contract before
taking insurance also fire and acci-
j dent insurance.
N. C.t WEDNESDAY- NOVEMBER 11, 1896.
CoRimisstoners One less.
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The efficient board of town com
missioners lost an able member from
Ward 4 at its meeting Tuesday
night, when Mr. C W Swink, who
hag teen "elected as , county
treas-resig-th
re-
nror, resigned. Of course his
nation was accepted, bat wi
gret
The business of the mceti ty,i
very limited after the usual monthly i
transactions were through with.
; Mr. W R Odell complained to the
boafd in regard to the police regula
tions. On Saturday nights a police
man is of tc-a needed at Forest; Hill,
but as the.cliief bas to be on the
streets and his assistant at trie de
pot, that :p t of tb city is found
wanting ia this .pirticu'ar promo
tion. Under the present town char-tr.-
only ty?o r?gii.: jA-olicmsn 'caa
be hired, i A committee has the
matter in charge ard rrill
Hkely put on a special 7ilice
v,i'.i: i: HcUIdays when oth
nntil
;r sr-
i adamants .-will be made.
; T;i.o boari is nlso consider! Eg the
matter of changing the charter in
yovtjral inBtrncfn, provided the next
Ledislatuid will grant pnohrriv
cet?, &cj cuaiigea may be deemod
ecessary to bring "about such im
provements as are needed.. t
c
'..'Bid Ton. Erer )
I Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles I if not, get pottle
now and ret relief. This medicine
has been found to be peculiarly
cdaptoditojha relief and care -of all
fezjalo ccmplaints, exerting a won
aeriui airecc mnuecce m givmer
etrenrrth and tone to the oraiDs. If
you have loss of appetite, constina
ion, headache, famtim? spells, or
are nervous, sleepless, excitable.
melancholy or troubled with dizzy
spells, Haecmc letters is the medi
cine you need. - Health and strength
are guaranteod by its use. -
Fifty
cents and 1.03 Fetzer's
Store-
Drug
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The Reception. 4
The reception given Tuesdayinight
by the Ladies' Aid Society off Cen
tral Methodist church, at the ele
il
gant home of Mr. and Mrs. John B
Sherriil, was an occasion of much
pleasure to the many attendants.
The event was complimentary to
Miss Callaway, of Wilmington who
is the charming guest of MH and
Mrs. D B Coltrane, and who has for
some time past graced Concord so
ciety and won the admiration of
everyone by her lovely disposition
Mrs.' Sherriil and Miss Cailaway re1
ceived the guests in the parlor on
the north side of the residence, as
sisted by Mrs. Dr. S L Montgomery
and Mrs. D B Coltrane in the
hall
way. The large company was en
tertained in social converse, by soul
stirring music and an elaborate j sub
Stan tial supper. The parlor, ! halN
way and dining room were profusely
decorated with beautiful displays of
chrysanthemum and- poc plants,
evergreens, etc. ; i
Her many friends will regret the
departure of Miss Callaway, who
will leave for her home tomorrow,
but will live in the hope, however,
that she may soma day return.
For Over fifty Tear
Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup has
been used for over j fifty years by
millions of mothers for their child
ren while teething, with perfect suc
cess. It soothes, the child,' softens
the gum 8, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, It w; U relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. .Sold by
druggists in every part of the world,
Twenty-fiye cents a bottle. Be sure
aad ask for "Mrs. Winslowa Sooth
ing Syrup," and take no other kind.
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