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Vol. XV. No. 71
OONCOKU. N. C, WEDNESDAY APRIL 7, 1897.
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A CHURCH WEDDING.
The Deserving Ones.
Thft fnll
. -vrnnn rnnnl Ha An A a 1 am xl l ' ti
APopn,v r. " uu 1110 nonor rons ot toe graded
Murrleci. invuauons wni. oaUai f u. - . ,
i cvviwi iui vuo uiuutu jusi passed :
It has been an open secret fori forest htlt,r a 1 "
several weeks that there was soon Grace Brown, Sallie Carter, Mag-
tn be a wedding in tne city ot con- 6 Georgia lee, Luna Mcln-
siderable icport, which eyent 'P church
would pdh I" uuuuru d mu8c james Miiierr Kasha Morris. Arthur
alar joang people, but not until Troutman, Guilford Waddell.
pop
Tnefiday were the handsomely en-
GRADES 2 AND 3.
ved invitations issued, which U,'-"1" rowo Jonn oss, tflen
i i l( 1KH fine iva top
II UlVUil
CANNON VILLE GRADE 1.
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read as follows :
qnest the hocor of your presence at p0016! de Fann5
?h : WrWe of their daughter. 508tlaA 0 he. ?rieze, EsteUe Mo-
dances Elizabeth, to Mr. John &rMt 8ide
v.annia Yorke. on Wednesday even, Slary. T"ck?r J?0.8 Thompson,
. t 4. i. .c r . . oammy j?orrest. itobert ink Hn
iBg, April , twenty-first, eighteen bert ifcGeeji Sammv On.,. T) "
hundred .a. mnety-seven at elgh mie Row Dallag Biobardson, C ar
a'p All Saints JiJDificona Lqi.J t-t: . ' v ai
, ,T " oiuup, j esse juowery.
' - ' -- - GRADES 2 AND 3.
List Takers For 1897. Clem Caddell, Victor Rowe. Van
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Th board of Qpnnt,- Oommis-
Pioners Tuesday appointed the fol- welder. Florence' Sides. Adu Thnmn.
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lowiHg competent list users iorfBUU
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1RQ7 CENTKAL SCHOOL GRADE NO. 1.
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No. 1 to wnehip, J M W Alexan- .Rebecca Alexander, Anna D Sher
der ; No. 2, Watt Barringer ; No, 3, ElrleUaTurr'
tr u uooamao , , x?rea vjiine ; uryce uaidwell, . John Goldston
Iso. o. A J ocott ; , JNO. o, J ii U . "ligut x ucKer,1 w a
luiBDUUHimRr. nfiZAi a i iron
Walker; Ho. 7, l W Honeycatt; , ' -
No. 8, A W Moose ; No. 9, M M T!.- CT " .. " . '
t? xt in rr t ' ' t wu xiariseu, ikiary ivimmons.
, " Jennie uoitrane, Katie Uook, Mary
11, S W White ; No. 12, Ward 1, W Sims, Sallie Alexander, Vernie
F Propat ; Ward 2, J M Barrage : lu,moarlie Barrier,George Lip
Ward 3, C A Pitts; Ward 4, OA Clyde Day vault. Chariie
uooKe. v;an uune, rnaron Litt e.
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GRADE NO. 3.
Cloud Corl. Sam
a n Am Ai n Dry. Charles Foil. Mashall Gold.
OIKIM 8ton Sammie Goodman, Luther
sdni Paul'PittS. Phifer "Pronst. T.il
ne carter, yennie Jtiudson, Sallie
Murr. Nannie Si
vine Duiner, Hiima autUer.
GRADE no. 4
Archie Fisher. Robert FfitrAr
Etnel Griffin. Julia Black
..v...-. jfuu, iiiiiuz s. . .L,enna rnr.Kpr. i.nia Aia-ronHo
GRADE Nn &
. ill at present. There is but little J Blanch Boyd, Myrtle Day vault,
nope oi nis recovery. i"1 lakwreuu, anoie ounner,
m. ttt t . . ..,1 c j Jessie Dims, j?rans Morrison, (Jolen
Mr. W K Mnna. 1 a of ill nnifinaH I . i . .1 ' u"
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w niB.sicK room, ana nis condition I . grade no. 6
is verv nrpp.arinnH I tti -r 1
' " r ' i rav urown. rSJ rrn Kn Mof fiA
Mre. Jacob Cline is very sick. fiheiCa,awell, Grace Watkinst Zula Pat-
has bronchial affection. , terson, Alice :Foil,; Gertie Blume,
tv,. k u xuamie ieniz, uuie Ulme, .Buford
r. J TT" 1 i i . . 1 . ... I I
i Wltn Pyo: ma- grades no. 7 and 8.
tcnai 10 worn on. t:jj- d.lL .
m, . i (.v.v.j aaao, vcpuaa xjtia&er,
lherft Will hn artrriA frnif. nnlooa Kfina Dan'anff TAk XT U:
.... .M.W Huivu. .i tMw io j i aun. tf uuu T CUUlQIflOD.
uesiroyea later on. Uar weather "lerisner, r lossy, rounds, Uonie
... i . ... . . - l rnnnrti H'lotnhan ki r b 1 1 . : x
upoet says, "loos ont lor a cold .Zs" v . V tT'-, ..?r'
wavehnntth. MA" ner, Kate Morrison, Pnifer tteilig,
I Mr. Ed JohnstAnB Tomam
-Mr. Johnston called and gave his
version ot the shooting of Mr. Hold
brooks'Jgeesein substance as follows:
"I repeatedly asked Mr. Hol
b rooks to keep his geese off my
lands. had only an open wire
fence that did not confine them
They were often depradating on
my lands and finding them again on
my oats I shot a number -of them
This is n&ir
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G-IVETJS YC)TJR ATTENTION
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For Infants and Children.
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Wheat and oats are looking gnlen.
did, and the indications are pointing Po"Pnd-:
in thft rtw4rtfjA .--.u i l All who took
w vi.xwomw iUl IUUU uruu IB I
any interest in the
phere of : suspense and expejetuncy
ipr the result - oi Judge Bimonton'a
court in Greensboro vesterdav.
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Daniel ' Webster said would make great leMe ?onU!St Trere in an atm08
bread cheap.
Farmers are beincr delaved a irrWd
deal in iof; w: court m Ureensboro
eai in planting their crops, on ac w . A .
connt nf ti. . pwo" augusi court
comnluV TTm -i.. jr.A. .1 "WJ 9L Drignrest legal lignta ot
sends the seasons fnr n. Vnn.. uur re8S om r,0"u owte, ana, as
better what we need than we our. !ATntog
Belres. ! - w wuu. waruie, iate oecretary oi tne
was arrayed
and threw them
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fence into " his pas
Holbrooks came downl I paid no
attention to what she said till she
called her son to bring the gnn and
shoot me, when I said if he comes
within fifty yards of me with tthe
gnn Lwill shoot him.
He said MrV Holbrooks provoked
him by the habit of letting stock
run-at large on his" (Johns ton's) land.
He saya also that Kr. Holbrooks
failed to get aVwarrant against him
wnen ne applied to a .neighboring
magistrate, .j
. Mr; Johnson sayg that it is next
to impossible for him to drive the
tresspassing . itock away from Mr.
Holbrooks' to his own buildings to
impound them as his house is 'some
distance aay ro n Mrl Holbrooks'
but his lahdi -extend close to Mr.
Hold brook'athou se.
Heltfr nn4 CMaceut Notts.
the farmers are busy planting
corn, and prriring for: their cotton
crop. . 'y-: ;." "''
We have arfew cases of the whoop
ing congh in the! neighborhood.
Rev. McNairy has . come into our
midst i ourrpairtor, and" last Satur-I
day the ercod Deoble of -bia charge
surprised him by .preienUng him
with a good supply of j corn, flour,
meat and many o her;uSef ul things,
and on-last Sanday be preached his
first sermon at Lower Stone to a
very large congregation Be is an
excellent preacher and we think the
people or thisj charge win be very
well pleased j with him. May the
Lord prosper the work j he is called
to do. - ; .
Mr. Tom tingle moved into his
new house neir Orescent last week.
The soring term of school at Cres
cent- will clse May ;21. Qaite a
nice time will : be expected. Prof.
U H Mebane will be here and give
an address.' -AIL the students will
take part in tne exercises!
j oOLOMON.
Gooclmans OlstllUry dosed Down.
There 'is a liw nrbhibi tin cr the
manufacture 1 and sale; of spirituous
1 a uora within a; limit 1 of St. John's
Evangelical Lutheran church, that
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limit oeing enree miles, xne quesr
tion aa to wether W J P Goodman's
distillery "was within that limit had
been agitated for some time, and on
TnesdyTt&tteyM'inade and it
was found that- the distiller v was in
side the line one-quarter of a mile,
whereupon the discovery compelled
Mr Goodman to close down his
distillery. ,: r i
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Our Immense (Line oi
tti .H.:i,.'(:- .Hi k
?i-j:f,r.r.u.
0LOTHING
is arriving daily and the bargains we offer in
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AND .
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will simply ustun,,.ybu.
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For f 6 00 you-gefc equally as good a bar.
From ST.-S&tc'SlOr.UOBAll vnn 'a if'
a Prince. ;. .s.uil) .5 ; .
We have never ' befortf 1 kh o wn nrh fiiit htol .vi
reiuril 1 JtOme ' Wit h tt-at tima I bttUT j...! r a I' . r
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auu mo prices Ere so macn lower tnariori yeC will
17E ASK YOU TO CALL AHO SEE
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GASMiMOiMS
FMirniliire
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J3J2j1-iJ-I! JdLiirCrClO OC UO. carrjthe .Urgestcand most oomD-ete lh.
eyershown in Copcord, W,y,m large lots and at' lbf flffiftwSvol
tomcrs the benefit of the low nrfces. We have FiartW TiAni,,"
You cmgetrafcargainiii dining chairs. When you want anything in the furpiture
line call and see us. We can save vou monfiv -in hA riinwi .&jtt2i i j & i"1
ed Room JW8 ;I ,, ; v0liui r,,;.rl, ;,i(,.;5
I ounces. Conches! " " :? hiioi ,:ii ir.- r-v
rI ounges, Couches; n"M'
TI adiesnDeskaj it
i fr" H.air.i Potion ( ftnd -Sbuch. iMstte8ses;nuj n 01 'Altli;io.Y J
A rt Novel tics. .Baskets,, Pickets. fc- . .
! 1 rts forttllsMouldlfo?4 1
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Treasury of the nation was there.
What might not have been brought
forth as flashes of legal light and
Kluttz, N. C, April 6, '97.
ow isthe T,mft fA sparks of gladiatorial 1 wit if those
oiood, and Hood's Saraarjariila ih rhJ wel1 burnished awords of the bar
eat medicine, for the purpose. na(l been crossed. Bnt owing to
it fc!lan??o great cures Pr0Te tnat that complicated situation into
18 tbe 0ne True Blood Purifier. wi, b
the One True Blood Purifier. which the Governor precipitates so
Hood's Piii8 are the favorite many thinS8 a Plea was entered to
ly cathartic and liver medicine. PoatPono hearing till the new
rce 25c. " board could organize for more ef-
. r0r sa - fectual resistance. The plea was
0 ' e granted and the time is set for June
UQe-pen-faced silver watch and tne 8tn aad Asheville is "the place.
e douale-barrel brcech-lnintr . ... : TT .
aotgan Pniinn t k t wnen Dinous or costive, eat a
dynamn' aaonJ M-Loman. at Cascaret. candy cathartic, cure guar-
' - alO anteed, 102,25c. J
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
election called by the commissioners
for the town of Concord and ordered
to be held on Monday April 19j
1897, on the question of issuing
bonds by, said Commissioners to the
amount of $40,(00 for purposes
specified,- has been called in and
postponed oh account j of change in
the election law j by the recent legis
lature with, which said Board cannot
comply and hold the election at the
time as advertised, f ,
All Judges and Kegistrars previous
ly appointed and xnow acting for
said election and also for , Mayors
election are hereby discharged.
By order of Board. !
J. L.'Hartsell, Clerk.
April 5, 1897. j
r6ck!ersJ -khH tifiowsiuun -nsri? Mu.$)l
tr'i'uul ' ;.-liTj? Jo1? 'Shades, 'liudiiob -Jllwr 1.oi . Yfou' sti'V fj
;i v- - ' a ' 'atid detfdf iptiohfeL fr'
b waM jAp - - aJI x
Tii An vi 0 r w x w ouuup Hc.nnuer inc care of Air
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Tbe Ideal Panacea
unr vulcanizer is in runriing;. u
order and can vulcanize on,
horl? tttiflceitfief sirjsbr
innecctnbes and nail) klndsldfi
r Enamelling oven is ready for -
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TO CUKE A. COID
found anything so heneficiad,- or that
gave me such speedy relief as Dr.
King's k New Discovery. " Try'' this
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lucaiiVUUtiU 1M3IUBUV I1UWV J-Tlal I m, , . .. .. , . . t, ,
Bottles fee. at FeezerVDrtie .StbAI JJiWwltr8 raW
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lit eIt - TW lifhAe?ifcAhj,a89!7...(,contiDn.'
letS. All d mem fitH ftfrtnr? tho nna noQOna(r U j- '
money if it fails to cure. 2o2. ! ar fnr mnnd tri o 0
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Jameai Francis, AdermaTni
Chicago saya 5 r l regard Dr. Eiti-a
Mew JPiscq very es an Ideal OPanacea
for CoushSjt Golds and liUUfir. Cow
plamts, 'having uied it in my iamily?
biuu 01 imysipianaa prescnptions !0n cv-WnrfnthW.
or other preperations. . 'polnra T a 1
wnresi I havA npfln a miniotot , ( 1 uv.Ar, $: -, f-- .1 j iri
tta JIethodUt Episcopal .chvurch for, H. Wi '-'Frvfif Tit ty, i
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