Vol. XV
No 4
. CON C01UVN. C. TUESDAY,- JANUARY 19. 1897.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Can nonTlllo Items,
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Mr. Richard
t smCH Disposed of at Monday After-tv . . - ,
uoon HiidiTiiis Morning smiiod, Uick Atwell, from Iredell, moved
Judge Starbuok this morning ap- iDt0 Neyr fown Monday and made
pDinted Thursday as the set day for aQ accession or seven operatives
the trial of Henry Yorke, who is available for the mills. I -charged
wi.h .the murder of John Richard' Bost has apet rabbit
Steel. Thel following names were at e8caPe( from its domicile Mon
drawn from1 a box commanding that dav" ' Richard immediately gave
they appear Thursday morning as a chaso to hia Pet- The excitement
gpecial veni e from which a jury will was more contagious than measles
be selected ' " , 1 or mumps, and a looker-on counted
tt TiJiftr. W .1 And ArannT A thirty-nWe boys in the chase, with
A. f-Hi ' " 11 L 2 111- 5-. ...
Winecoff, A C Howell. r, 10g miensuy oi a pac
ui oounas cnasing a rox. in all tne
crowd, the honor of the catch could
hardly be properly assigned, but all
the boys got the benefits of the
health inspiring chase. 1
Moser, A J
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Victor L g pears, C A Sherwood, A
M Black welder, R H Thompson, J
F Sides, J j L B Andre w, J Mack
Hartsell, T S Rhinehardt, W D
iarns, WE Morrison, John A Ollne,
r H Davis. D F Barrier, W W
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Drawing: Well.
It has been some time since an
exhibition has been ; in this, city
that has pleased the public as well
as the exhibition of the large ser
pent and other interestine- curiosi
ties at the Reld building onhoftit a . " Some Odds and Ends at suh a FmMl part of the cost as to make it
xi. xr tt -h,- V lunny ior everyoo iy nut ourselves,
the Moms Houra: nnH fVio Kcontv i
of this exhibition is it is vneaL first . two weeks of January, beginning-
i , . ; , wi. u unjr, xueuuajr, oauuary we win give our-c ustomera and
uiasa iu an us uepariment8 ior la pairons tne cnance lo buy pny of tne following: !
dies as well as eentlemen. Thev About 50 boys' ' coats at 35 cents. The lining and thread and buttons
kJuTWvLU - wouiacot anouttnat mucn. v L , i I !
wo U04 ai w,eeK, po;au woo About 40 men's coats! at 75 cents. Ifa worth thafetmnnK irl rol-
have not seen; the monster should tDem .if eouaehody gave you the cloth. 1
do so before leaves1 for it is in- DPUt 100 pairs of Men s pants at 75 cents. This is less thin, half
Then if yon want a vet yoa can have your choice of about f0 vAst
at 35 cents. Whole suit $1.85. Not to be sneezed, at without snuff, or
Reception Friday Jtignt. gnnned at without teeth.' I I - I I
SSmhS A SMALL LOT OF LADIES FINE SHOES!
deed a curiosity.
Stuart, R A White, Martin A
ProbableTrlp to Washington.
Members of the Uabarrm Light
Pmnat. Watt Berrinsrer. W W Bur- Infantry are conferring with each
leyson, S 4 Ritchie, F A Arc hi- other over the prospects of a trip to
bald, Wm. A Goodman, W J Mc- Washington to participate in the
Laughlini J A Hartsell, J M Lit inaugural ceremonies on the 4th of
tle3,T BllFetzer, W DeBerry Foil, March, when president-elect Wil
AI S Sloop,1 Henry Cruse, VLalcom G liam McKinley will take up the
LeLtz, jl in O Wallace, Wm. B reins of the United States goTem.
Smitb, F Smith, J C Kluttz, Jer- meut. The onlycoat attached to
ry A Shinn, J FMeglar, Joseph R the trip will be transportation and
White, Jqnn L xiuay, James w iu wao poi ueui ui iuc uuiu-
B Boat, J F -Goodson, W PanJ w"l attend, the railroad fare
G M Lore, H W Lud- wl,l be an insignificant item.
Fiaher, M
D Faggart,
g, R V Holshou8er, (dead).
State vs
State ys
tinued
State
Kiectrlo Bitters.
Mary Branic, for Keep
ing disorderly house ; not guilty.
Wood and Overcrsh, con-
Electric Bitters is a medicine
suited for any season, but perhaps
more generally needed, when the
larjguid exhausted feeling prevails,
when the liver is torpid and slug-
Ja PAttA TTrv. ReUinp eisb and the need of a tonic and
li I altArfttiVA ia f Alt. A ': nmmnr. iiaa nf
whiskey ; not guilty. . this medicine has often averted
State vs Henry Archer, plead long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
, . k . j k I iiu xiiouiciiio vxii uui' ULiurt) wurtJiy iu
guiuy el
guspended
tple assault, jodgmeat counteracting and freeing the svstem
Son payment of coat. from thejnalarial poison. Headache
rields to Electric Bitters. 50o and
ing concfdled weapons, plead guilty $100 per bottle at Fetzer1 Drug
store.
State
issued
"Mr. CharleS J 'Harris, at home,
from half past eiht; until twelve,
at 50 cents. Not a third of the average cosf .
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auuul iuu pairs oi juuien nne snoeb iu ou icon ana jac e
of
Ze?gT r s
Friday evening, Jan nary twenty- -Keed s and Fad an Brothers make, to go, at 75 cents, no over oae third
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Cruunu, t.,Kuiren nunureaana ninety Also a smalUine of Eastern-made fine hoes at 75 cnt. fn in
St. Cloud Hotel. Coicord. the Jot but cost over $li t Dont miss this lot. Tney woijt be hrts manAr
days . ,. ' ; . ; . -h
A small lot of men s Meavvi Jline.iisn ties. and . hieh cut Brnrrom
Mra. crevard wording sboes at 50c. A better lot at 75c. These hi- n-jriUr $1.25
snoes. ijoys wort snoes at 50 and 65 cents.
A small lot of men s fuits, good and servicable. but- not fruarantflcrl
allwp6l atl2. Plenty places where they willask "you $2 .V) fr a single
coat not an? better. U I . I
To close our boys knee pants suits, in fine eoods.l we cive rod
for $2. This line includes all we have 'that cost over $2 1
All the Joregoing stuff is in favor of th6 buyer. FUN FOR
BUT DEATH TO FROGS 1 You are the boys, we are the frogs
seyrn.
N. C. f
"To meet Mr. and
Ervin Harris."
Couldn't Cafeti the lffnmp.
A certain poncord girl, in speak
ing of a yonn s gentleman recently
in the city ifrom Salisbury, said :
choice
BOYS,
"Why, he's
mumps
too aw to catch the NOW FOR I A FEW THINGS
IN l FRESH N EW GOODS.
Now don't swoon away, but just remember that it givwa us as murh
To Stop the Apread of the flagne.
Rome, January 16.L- It is official- pleasure to be able toi sell these turners cheap as it gives a hungry man
j i : f: I RaiiRfaction to eat. : We oousrnt tnem for s thnn vah" mm kvo h'J1
ly announce that England, France, them the very same way. Men's atin calf bals, Sunday huoes, at 85
HprmnnT. Arifttrm. Hnsaia and Tnr- cents. Men s good tuasiisn ties, nign cut DtogHiis at 75 cents. Men'ii
. , ! j . , . . heavy oil grain English Ties and Creoles at $1. You nvr mx fhera for
ey uae aK-fu iu num an interna- le88 than SI. 25. You can't buy them now in lots of 1,000 Pi. s from any
tional conference in this citv to con- factory for less than $1.10. Ladies glove grain J ace an bn ion1 shoes
oirlor r,ronanlAnorV rrionroa UoJ0f Bolid leather alUhroughzoept counters, at 60q hUdren's oil gram.
i y""j "H""ov polkas 40 cents, lioys long pants 50 cents, worth $h
the spread in Europe of the bubonic
plague now i&ing ia India..
:OANNO.lSIG
ER
vs
witjh dead
costs!
State ya
to make
James Killwm abpot 30 yeaw of
age, was tuuiid dead, lying across
his bed at hjs hotel in Charlotte
Monday. 8 It lis supposed that hd
Ed Johnston, assault Kew Teachers Elected.
y weapon guilty and At a meetiDg 0f the board of died suddenlt of heart failure.
graded echcol commissioners, held
Hopston Foster, failing this (Tuesday morning Prof. M A
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TO THE
A Rubbery In Stanly.;
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returns of his property Boer 8on 0f Mr. Daniel Boger, of The store of Whitt Simpson, a
and poll, guilty. The court decided No 10 township, was elected to merchant of Locust Lvel, Stanly
fn v&U.iin rrifQrrloUf' nnnn rt? m at t". I . . n. r ... . InnTinftT tit a a aTiVoH f Rofnvow loaf
vu icicqco utjcuuauu uwu jvw aS818 iTincipai oninn at tne central "' t"""vj
of sinele tax i for 9o and eosts in 0r Pmf "Rirror h witnH the tbieyes relieving the cash drawer
to accept the p-sition offered him, Pf about 8 ,n monf7 d taklnS
Abbie E Greeiy was elected a quantity or, gooas, rapers nave
teacher' to assist in , the ! colored been taken out for the arrest of four
Wise.
the caBe.
State vs
and W
Kobert Foster, A L Gossa
Holbrooks, failing to
' niflVo rafnrna nnf. -orn 1 1 1 v
State vs Albert Reed, M M Gray,
J V Stow'e Caleb Misenheimer, fail
ing to make returns,ail plead guil
ty judgment suspended on payment
of co3t8 an4 taxes.
W M 13arrier, having complied
graded ecbool. ... ; 'I
This additional help has been
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needed for some time. s
boys on whom suspicion re3ts. Mr.
Simpson feels confident that he
knows all parties to the robbery.
Election returns are nothing compared to the re
suits you receive by trading with Dry & Wads worth,
who are wide awake and uptosdate. f! People are apt
to believe what they see and the DoubtingThomase
can be quickly! conyinced of the truthfulness u.nd
correctness of what we say by. calling at onc. 'Tis
oniv a lew aays im 'Amaa ana every doqv m Df ffin
ning to look around for Santa Claus. His
quarters this time are at the,
Bncklen's Arnica aire.
The Best Saive in tLe world for
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
TTp.ver Sores. Tetterd Channe
.:l. i , . . - . . j i i k x
who a ooara requiring gooa ue- Hands chilblains, Corns and all
FliFniltliFe
lieaitv '
hayior for
one year, was discharged Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
' from court.
btate vs Adam Allmam, carrying
concealed weapon, plead , guilty and
fined : $15 and costs. " "
State ys Jack Boger, larceny,
guilty. Sentenced to 8 months on
chain, gang. ' -
rof tate vl Madison Hall, carrying
concealed (weapon; plead guilty, $15
and costs.
Charlie Coleman, a 13 -year old
Piles or no pay requi-ed. It is
guaranteed to give st&tisf action or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box For sale at P B Fetzer's Drug
store,"
Ban Oyer and Killed.
The information reaches here that
a factory girl was killed early this
morning at Haw Kiver.: She at
tempted to cross the track in front
of the west bound mixed train and
uegro plead guilty for forcible tress fla ,L- k ftnd kilIed. It wa8 im.
paea and by consent of court, jadg- possible to learn the girl's name or
ma Buspenaeu. , the circumstances attending:, tne
The case of tli3 State against W killing. Durham Sun of the 18th.
Gadd, Channing Smith, C F
Smith, Gilbert Smith, Henry Li taker
JJn(i Hiram Baiber, for false impria
onment, ig being1 heard this after
soon, ana
greater po
will doubtless occupy tha
tion of the time.
To CURE A COLD IS OSE DAT
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
1 A1l druggists refund the
mcmey if t fails ure. 25c.
i If Acm5 ar k XIiteumatibm relieved
.V hy Db. HUcsr Nerve Plaflteea
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For Infants and. Children,
!Ti fee
limlls t!saturs
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An epldemle prevailed In Plymouth,
Pa., and was so violent that the town
was almost, decimated every one fled
that could get away,! excepting , those
who heroically determined that duty
required their presence to nurse their
families and combat the disease.
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Heroes who fight battles and destroy
armies, desolate homes and crush na
tions are lauded to the skies, but there
is another heroism that should never be
forgotten, that which stands at the bed
side defying danger and death, soothing
the sufferer. Such devotion was shown
m Plymouth, .and the fell destroyer was
soon driven back, and health smiled
upon the doomed town once more.
Having in our official capacity as mem
bers of the Plymouth Hospital Committee
been asked to test and prove the effective
ness of many different articles to be usej
as disinfectants in sickrooms and as pre
ventives of infectious fevers, report that
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid has been thor
oughly tested during the recent Typhoid
epidemic in thjs place. ; It proved most effi
cacious in stavine the spread of the fever. ;
5. M. JJAVHNPORT,
O. M. Lancb,
James Lee, Jr.
Mr. Frank L Smith, who is con
a'aA tn his room with the grip, 's
reported as being somewhat befe-l
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loaay.
F. H. Armstrong,
J. A. Opp,
Thos. Kerr.
Several of the leading merchants of Ply
mouth, who had cases of the fever in their
families, who are persdrtally known tomt,
used Darbys Prophylactic Fluid, to their
entire satisfaction and have given the best
of testimonials to that effect. It is a most :
effective preparation. It should be used
in every house as a preventive from Ty-.
Ehoid Fever, or in any case where a dis
lfectant is needed. 1 would recommend
it to everyone, having had a good oppor
tunity to know its excellent qualities.
G. H. Prtvdlh, Hospital Steward.
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Headache and Neuralffta cnre .
ULLES PAIN PILL3. "Oneceaadoa,
He saysMf you likecomf ort and ease buy one of Dry
& Wadsworth'jj Big Rocking Chairs or the Ladies? N
sizes for your wife. Or if you wan t to sleep well' and
rest easy buy one of the. Raleigh Wire Spring Mat
tresses, best in the world, or one of the handsomest
lounces. They have them at all prices from 84,00 to
$25, and to make your parlor look ap-todate and
in style buy a parlor suit and to fit Up a room nicely
buy oneof v these, handsome suits,the pricesfare low. ' j
'AIN'T iT THE TRUTH..'!
; Yes sir, We have everything in the furniture line, i
Chairs of all descriptions. Tables all sizes and .
styles. Big lot of Pictures, Window Shades, Cur
, p tain Polls, Ladies' Desks, Office Desks, Wardrobes
1 Sideboards, China Closets and everything to make a
' home pleasant and a wife happy. Beginning from
today and during the holidays we propose to give to
each cash purchaser at nice and useful piece of fui
. niture, consisting of fiat Racks, Music Racks, Comb,
and Brush Shelf, Book Shelves, Corner Brackets,
Medicine Casest What Nots, etc. This l is no fake .
' Sure Go.'1 The piices of the articles meantime are ;
from 15 cents to ?6. "The value of the present will
be governed by? the amount of the cash purchase,
! These $ales will cbiiiinue until the above mentioned
articles have all been given out, - Gome atonceand
get thehoice presents,; t i ,
Yours to Please, !
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