Vol. XV.-No.
69
CON COKl), i N. 0.,! MONDAY APRIL 5, 1897.
Whole NO. 1-684
Bond Issue flection Recalled.
I
flood Citizen Departed.
Mr. Jesse. W Miller, of Mt TJllar- The election called to take place
ttowan county, died last .Friday j at on Monday, the 19th day of April
11 nVIock at his home. for the issne of bonds, has' been
The deceased has been a sufferer cancelled on account of a change in
for niaoy years from Kidney dis-j the general election laws jot the
ease and the fatal period was ex- State as enacted by the last legisla
temled beyond the period feared by ture.1 1 A copy of the election law
many of his cioeest menas. was noi ooiamaoie unm mis morn-
Mr. Miller has been for many log, when npon a close perusal it
years' a leading citizen in Kowan was discovered that; the ' procedure of
county, a pillar in the church to the board of town commissioners
which he was so devoted, J and an was' contrary to certain provisions of
earnest advocate of educational in- the law, thereby making the election
terests. His zeal for the literary ia to be held on that date void,:
-Htntinns at Mt.-Pleasant was most An election for the issue of bonds
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marked, and rarely did he ever fail is not considered .a town election,
to be present to. discharge his duties and the power, of appointing regis
and impart his counsels' as member wars and judges for holding said
of the board of directors oj, -North5 bond election is left to the' Superior
Carolina College which , has lost in Court; Register of Deeds ' and the
him a moet valuable advocate and Chairman of the f board 'of county
supporter. Commissioners, instead of being left
Mr. Miller's first marriage was to to the town commissioners as under
the daughter ot Mr. Jerne Barrin- the old. law..
get, by whom he has two surviving m The matter will be straightened !
amis, ilia second marnaee was to oat lmmeaiaieiy,, ana it is
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PERSONAL POINTERS.
the daughter of Mr. Alexander 1 probable that the election will be
the widow of Rev. Jacob W held in June.
Barrier, who was at the time v of his There was a called meeting of tne
death, in 1868, pastor of the Enoch- board of town commissioners this
vilie charge. Mr. Miller was bereft morning when the town Clerk was
of his second wife about 6 years instructed to notify the registrars
ago. Two eons and" two daughters and jadSe8 Previously appointed
mourned her loss and now join the that tney would not need furthsr to
senior two in , the bereavement of proceed with the preliminaries to
their vnfratpd father " - tne said election and haye accord
We extend to the bereaved family inSj been called off duty.
onr sincere sympathy while we feel
that we have in a pecular sense lost
in him a brother.
Mr.t W: D ' Meacham,- of Salis
bury, spent Sunday in the city.
r-Mr. and Mrs. J M Odell have
returned from New York.
. Samuel Lefler. of Ritchfield, is
visiting friends in the city. -
Ed. Misenheimer is spendir g
the day in Salisbury.' ? V
Sam P Harmon, of Asheville,
spent last night in) the city --r-
Marshall Crowell -has gone to
New London to spend several days.
.. Mr. D P Cannon is spending the
evening in .Charlotte, iv :
.-Mr.; Dick Smith; ofc Salisbury,
Bpent Sunday, in the city with 'his
sitter, Mrs. M I Brown.
DrK A W Moose and M A Foil
and Mr. L J Foil; of Mt. Pleasant,
were in the city today.' ' -
-E G Buchanan, of Charlotte,
spent yesterday in the.city with his
brother, Sheriff Buchanan. -
Capt. and Mrs. S E White, of
Fort Mills, S. C, are visiting rela
tives in. the city. ;
'J C Cook and Jasper Stone, of
vel7 j Forest . Hill, spen t "Sunday in Salis-
Arm Badly sprained. ;
DeWitt' Black welder, son of A J
Blackwelder, of this city, was pain
fully hurt this (Monday) afternoon
by falling from a wagon, while . on
h is way to town from the planta
tion. No bones were broken, bat
the arcV was badly 'sprained. Dr. L
j M Archey attended & the' suffering
man. ; '" : ' ' ' '-: 1 ' ..
TORI A
TO CURE A COJLO 1H Olffi DAt
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it failB to cure. 25c
CAS
Pot Infants and Children.
SalU , sftfj i
Will Stay Till Wednesday.
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Dr. Gardener, the new manager
of the RootvTeaNa Concert Com
pany now here, received a letter yes
terday from a personal friend in
A Oarer Quartet.
The quartet, Messrs. La Rue, Stouf
f er, Warner and Laurenr, of the
Root. Tea Na Hedicin Company,
Salisbury asking him not to come who are as clever and aa accomma
with his free concerts for today and dating a get of musicians as ever
tomorrow as it might Interfere -with fisited our city, haye won com-
the interest in the "Story of the pletely the hearts of our people
Reformation" to be elucidated i by with their splendid musi They
MrtMonroe. The doctor baa gen-1 have not only responded to requests
erously acceded to the request and to. and repeat upon the streets.
will remain here till Wednesday at PQ- have visited many homes in our
least city and entertained their hosts and
We commend the doctor's mag- fnsnds in the! most superb style
canimity and are glad to' have that And again, on Sunday morning the
thrillinz music with us loncrer. men assisted the choir at the First
. 1 Presbyterian church . In th at-
I t.MAAn lit n aani af A tl CtMfa'
Writes that he hzA a batata ffinvrr" iuuu.r "
trouble for manv Tears, with severe Jomea cnoir n. 0Teh am
pains in his back and also that his Methodist church. Our people will
iuaaaer was affected. . He tried 1 rpcret Terr much to see them leave
.
any so called, kidney cures but They 4n& go to Salisbury Wednes
witnout any good result About a day:
jear ago ne bagan :use of Electnc
-ccib ana iouna renei at once. I rhatt Fir
E ectnc BitterB is especial,y adap . Chattanooga had a destructive fire
Jd.tocure all , Kidney and Liver . T. . a j
trouble ad rtf :w-E.i E5 Saturday mornme. It was sterted
. 0 V a,, wo MU1VOU Ai ' - w
nt relief. One trial will will prove by an explosion in the boiler room
StFteeUB M.00 of 0De of the bmldiBg,. Eicbard-
son block was totally destroyed.
i ne floods in the Mississippi have m nf Ka mnt drlorahf Ina ii
rnnC-.J ... . - . w w r
Z-i - . unaDaMB1y in booka and records of railroads,
uiuor oi Dreacnes nate oeen made tn
UriW . . I 4U8M4HUW VWUf'"' x -w.
vUUUb ue rapairea im tne nooa
BUDfilrloa ' fPl J - . -v
wo. i i h ii xmniTa in ri a Hr ....
y vvrien bilious or cosuve, eai a
18 verv little vet hnt
fm!s much loss is. inevitable, anteed. 10c 25c
bury.
Mr. John A Sims, of tho Audi
tor's office at Raleigh, is at home for
a few days. .v ,
Dallas Pitts has gone to Salis
bury. He will probably be absent
for a week. ; !
Mral D A Caldwell; has gone I to
Greensboro, where she will visit
Mrs. F V Snell.
Rev. FH Meyers, of Salisbury,
returned home this morning, i after
a short stay in the city.
Frank Brumley has gone to
Columbia, C; where he will be
Mr. F V SnelKv ofiUreensboro,
who has been spending several days
in the citv. ' returned to that place
this morning. qirn : v :-
Miss 3 Befiaie Misenhoimer re
turned to Mt- Pleasant Cthis after
noopi after -: spending tevdral' days
with Mrs. Bnxhanan;
Mr. INivigv brother o Superin
tendent J,KDaviSt ofthe Cabarrus
mills, aruvcu from Charleston Sat-
urdaynighfaid spent 'Sundlay in
tnecity. :;.! : r .
Mr. and Mrs. JasiP Coot and
ev. C B Miller went: Up to Salis
bury today tor Attends the Story of
theRefortaatibtt, itrhicli ill be
held there to-night, - j
Miw Mtgie IBeent, who is
teaching ; at Salem Female Aca
demy returned thir morning. She
was called here by the death ot Mrs.
Either Pearson.
Ervirt
M . . . Tlie. IdeaL Panacea
' 2 James L. Francis; Alderman,
Chicago says : I regard Ir. Kind's
Hew-Discovery as an Ideal Faimcea
for Coughs,- Colds and ' Lunc Corn
plaints,' havirig used it in my family
foVthe last:fiye years',' to; the exclu
sion - of physicians's preecriptionB
or other preparations, , ; ;j i v
Rev.fj6bnBurfrus,Kep3nilrt Irwa,
wrires: I have' been iiiluisii- of
the Methodist Eoiocopal' church for
50 years or morK and have never
Spring Humors, eruptions, "hives, TfOund anything so beneficial, or that
boils, pimples sores, ; are perfect! y
And permanently currd -by Hood h
Sarsaparilla, the best; Spring Medi
cine and One True blood Purifier.
gave me such speedy relief as JDr,
King's JN ew JO icc.yery; , :UTry.. this
Ideal Cough Remedy , now. Trial
Bottles free at Feszer's Drug Store.
Hood's Pills act easily and
promptly on the liver bowels. Cure
sick headache. , - f - ;
can' tWn.
Biropi
thing to patent1
Want8!-An.id6a:
?rne.ct vomt til ens:' tev mar brine you wealth.
Write JOHN WKUDEK RN CO.. Patent Attor
er, "WaBhlnfrton, D. C,, for their $1300 prize offer
i lisf, or txvo hundred lnTention wanteo-t
Wanted.
,v Bicycle, riders to pen d for. circular
of "Neverleak" tire fluid. Heals
punctures before any air can ticcnpe.
Presei ves the tire, Savejs repairs.
Endorsed by tire m re. j A :u- g
A. H. Masters M'fgs JAgent.
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This
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Your
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GIVE US YOUR ATTENTION
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at bne-lialf their actual
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and value.
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Our Immense Lineof
SPRIMG
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TYLE
18 arriving daily and the bargains we offer in
'Quality, - and - fit,
will simply "stun" you.
jMEN'S WEAR.;
For $5.00 we offer suits worth 7.00 to 9 00.
For 6 00 yon get equally as good a bargain. -,
From $7.50 tc $10.00 we sell yon a suit good enough for
a Prince. ,
We haye never before shown such a
ivr agtxib 'XQUBitTT like
Have the only complete stock of
PANCYOBOCEMES in town
that is.posltlvelt IXUXT; T2XBSH.
CLEAN AJTBCHUAP. Our ad
vertisement in this paper will in the
future always appear'directly under
the column of : PEBSONAL
POINTEBQ and we invite you to
watch this apace closer ' for some
special barpalna that wewlll offer in
both FAirCX Aim STAPLE
GBOCEBIES. ;
Ervin & Smith.
are riinninrr in Via tuiKmnmnl
Parts 1 r":r st Notice-Town Taxes,
been found. rkiAfi I will advertise all property where
AJr: let day of April, 1897. Now take
Tilitw i warning and save cost.
Am the waters subside many of . JLBogbr,
ncn bottoms will be in no mn. I Town Tax Col.
llon for crops any more this year. March 12, '97.
Frank Xelsler TXllI f
Although the trill has not been
probated, a Standard reporter was
reliably informed that Mr. Frank
Neisler, whose death was announced
last week, left all of hia property to
bis cropper and benefactor, Mr. Cul
Penninger; The property consists
of a valuable tract of Jarming land
beRides a good borne and some
-I-
money.
and the prices are so much lower than you expect, you will
:re turn home with a broad smile.
CALL AIIO SEE FOD YOURSELVES.
We offer 500 Dozen Men's and Children's Sample Cars
Medium and Fine Straw Hats at HALF PRICE. See these.
Ml! 10
CANNONS &
Furniture
FMiraiitiuire
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HOOD'G Sarsaparilla has over and
over ttgain proved by its cures,
when all oilier pre pa rations failed, that
it is the One True BLOOD Purifier.
BELL HARRIS & Go carryjthe largest and most complete line
ever shown in.Concord. We buy In. large lota and at I6w figures, and give our cus
tomers the henefit of the low prices.. We have Ladies' Rockers from $1.00 to $12.50,
You cm get a bargain in dining chairs. When you want anything in the furniture
line call and see us. "Wc can save you money in the following articles ::
Bed Boom Suits. . ;
Tasala rUntor anrl Tlininff Tfthfp.1.
f ounges, Couches,
adies' Desks,
-V-air, Cotton and Shuch Mattresses,
"packs for halls, Mouldings,
' Dockers,
V I n aide Shades.
I
ide Boards,
&Baby Carriages. Matting,
m uiua VlUSCtO !
and-de8criptions.
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TT AEBIS ,& CO.
Oar undertaking department Is completeand will be nnder the care? of Mr
Bell. All calls are ptomptly met, day or nignt.