Vol. XV.-No.
85
CON CO 1U N. C.V S ATURD AY APBIL 24, 1897.
WhoiS.NO.
A GRAT. MEETING IN NASH
' VILLE.
THIRTY GALLONS
Ex ton
federate Reunion Gen.
don's Word.
PERSONAL POIM TEKS.
Of Mean Corn Whiskey Seized In the
Gor-I MMvar wm iu vuy.
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Revenue Officer George W Means
The United Confederate Veteran this (Saturday) afternoon made a
Association will meet this year at fieiz Q f . M a
Kashvillf, Tenn., on the 22nd, 23rd n CQm wlliak- and i .
aDd 24th ct J an . . . and waon in! the Wrfc nf t.hA m'tt
nU rnmmander. General John 15 . . . i J
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Jafcin war and weat in ' cau" w ;FnB wougn
VT. 6i-n i;.-.j.. -,JS the lot in rear cf the Rnvd And
; eorA tlTffeS JjX"VOllloUcii C BvJlUlGio I . - -J-
and sailors every wnere to iorm iocai .?w -w, u. mo
.flsnciatioDP, and send applications eJ8 fall npon a very suspicious
to Headquarters for! papers to turnout, He approached the wagon
organize Camps immediately, bo as and made an investigation without
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g'reat Reunion at JNasnvme, and one, there being no one in charge
thus unite wiin ineir comrauen id 0f the team. He found buried
carrying-out the laudable and phi- uaderneath quilts and straw three
lanthropic objects oi tne organs ke9, all of which contained about
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iu uift" I tflom anH InoH aroa futon to Rvnnrn
iVmatft in the business meeting I
r.TL - . Bro stables, where it is being
kt Jasnvnie. - - $ r
, . . -ii ii mi
Hems of this mte:ing : , nem. xne oatnt is supposed! to De
"It will betbe largest and most the property of one Isaac Barbee of j
inmDrtant U. 0. V. iKeunion ever lDe Meaaow ureet Uhurcn neighbor
1 . I I . m n . . - m
of the Nsh- nooa near lQe staniy aua UMbarrus
ille Reunion Committee under the jHne.
hin nf i.a phairmflti lini .1 K I
icauciou. v v w ww y A Household Treasure.
O'Bfyan, is a guarantee that , every D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N.
fort I Y.t says that he always keens Dr.
,6 ... - , ' ' KicR's New Discovery in the house
and convenience of the old Veterans and his family has aiways founa the
and 'all "visitors which is in the very best results 'follow its use ;
f':- if la a union A A Yriv h would ot.be without it, if
ui u,-u, .u J procurable, n Gv A. Dykeman, Drug-
oi verv aoie ana aisiiDguisnea jom-1 gisr. uatsKiu, jn. x., says that ur.
f k1 King's New Discovery is undoubt-
magnitude of the work entrusted to he has used it in his family for eight
v Thpm in Pnrtainincr and carinc for years, and it has never failea to do
. . . , . , ... , 4 autgat is claimed for (it. r Why no;
meiroiu .vumraue, uu ib-wm-uc try t remedy so long ' tried and
their nride to make it the most 1 tested. Trial bottles free at Fet-
i s -J 1 V WW V .V UAUU W W
and the citizana of Nashville are
aglow with enthusiasm and patriot
ism, at the prcspect of diepensing
their far famed '"hospitality to the
surviving heroes of the Lost Cause.
Bir8ines8 of the greatest impor
tance to the survivors of the South
trnArmy will demand careful con-
Mr. Lonia Brown has returned
from Charlotte. . ; 1 j
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Miss Jennie Cook, of Mt, Pleas
ant, is visiting Miss Belle Moser.
Mr. H M Barrovf spent yester
day in Charlotte. v ; j :
Mr. M B Phifer, wno 'has been
spending some time with relatives
at Cleveland, bis old home, return
ed to the city last nigbt. He is
greatly improved in health.
Mr. W E Fink, who has been
spending some time With . bis pa
rents near Mt. Pleasant! was in the
city on his way to Florida. After a
tour through several States he will
return to Rockwall county, Texas,
where he will repide in I the future.
THIS IS
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GIVE US TOUR ATTENTION
Am
m Clothing, Hals, lie.,
at one-half their actual cost and value.
A
N
D
Molasses
! OUR STOCK OF
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NEW ORLEANS
PORTO RICO I
MOLASSES ' t
Syrups
Our ImmenseLine;oi:
GLOIHING
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TO ORGANIZE.
Bicyclists and Baeballists to Sleet
Tnesday Klbt at the Conrt House.
Arrangements have been com
pleted by which a meeting of the
citizens will bo held at the court
house Tuesday niffht at 8 o'clock.
ri,wuu uullUfi BC00iW" "uc for the purpose of orcamzinff a bu
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oevenm Annual convention at i j vun
NashvUle, Tenn.-soch as the best paty!t0 formlijate. rneB and regn
methods of app.nrinor imnfirtiftl Tii t i. ; i .
o r - laiions ana to elect omcers necessary
tory and to enlist each State in the for carrying 0UH the plans. Eyery
vumpuaiioa ana preservation or tne
history of her citiz3n soldiery; the
benevolent care through State aid
or otherwise of disabled, destitute cr
d Vtt.Tans and the widows and
orphans of our fallen brothers in
i"
wes ; to consult as to the feasibility
of the formatioi of a TJ. O. Y. Bene
TJlent Aid Association ; the eare of
body is requested to be present, es
specially those who have subscribed
to the stock and those who contem
plate doing se.
GREAT SALES prove the grea
merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla,
Hood's Sarsaparilla Bells because it
accomphsbes GREAT CURES.
the graves of our known and on- North Carolina,! A ,Aih JQ7
known dead buried at Gettysburg, Cabarrus County, j Apm 14tn.'
i'ort Warren, CamDS Morton. Chase. At a meeting of tne County Board
t , i
AND
EMPIRE SYRUP
is the. best you can find.
Ervip Soiltlhi.
C E R S. - j
SPEING -
is arriving daily and the bargains we offer in
TYLE, QUALITY, AND 'FIT,
will simply "stun" you.
iMEN'S WEAR.
TCt CUBE A VOLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. AIL druggists refund the
money ii v aus to cure, zoc- -
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An Inmnte RiuHIngr.
Charlie Jones, 25 years of age, an
For $5. Oa we offer suits worth 7.00 to .6o.Ut . '
For 6 00 you get eqnallyas good a bargain. : r
From $7.50 cc $10.00 we sell you a iuit good enough for
a Prince ; j .r i v . --
! W.e' ha ye never : before (Showpsuch 4 Yluii "u'i -
and the prices are bo much lower than you expect, j oa will
, y i t v returnhbme witha brod smile: I y-
We offer 600 Dozen Men's and Children's Sample CaTS;
inmate of the county home from)
No. 3 township, who has been bad
off for a long time with, consump
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uon, is graauaiiy sir Kjng. nis
Cass is a hopeless one.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE !!
t: I 1 J W I Kililji-i XlitJttl0 VJO. carry'the largest and most compete Hlo
' " I " ntu1 "WTt. Tin tt in la -rcro Irvta otlH of 1 rtxrr fi inroo anA m'nn nn.
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. We can save you money in the following articles : j -
For Infants and Children.
Tie fao-
siaila
clgaatura
is OS ?
in Gaston
Three persons only,
county, gave in tax on income last
year of more than $1000j Asheville
Citizen. r .
Oakwood npmptrv at. of iecuons, at tne viers b omce m
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ChiPAA t u rr V, . uoncora, jxorin varonna, on adh
Uucago, Johnson's Island, Cairo i4lh; 1897-
thpv points, to see that j jjpon application and for good
Wj auuuuJ uecuraiea, me reasons shown, it is ordered tha
ueaei8tone8 preserved and nrotwtftd. k
j IT . I tUClu.VD a UWV ioeioviuwuu -
nn 5 J'P e 18ts of thenftmes of electors for the different election
ar ue&a heroes with the no.atn nf I in rani r f a or wofrla rtf 1" f A tnwn nf
J tneir last resting places furnished Concord, said election for said town
xo their friends and relatives through to be held, on the 22nd of June,
ueineCliam nf nnr o.mra fKno fa I 1QQ7 nt.doK Ko of nf t.hA fiAnrftl
their namAa frnm nMinhn Apanmhltr nf ftntitled "An Act
haudmg themidown in history ; authorizing Concord to issue bonds,
consideration ot the different if a majority of the registered vot-
-ements, plans and means to ers vote m favor of bonds."
W. H. JdLUME,
Ch'm'n B'd of Co. Com g.
Jas. C. Gibson, 1
Clerk Superior Court.
W. M. Weddington,
Register of Deeds.
t a monument to the memory of
fcn Da, President of the
fderateStates of America, also to
IdinS monnments to other
th?iL aJ?er8' 8oldiers and sailors of
. '.Bth ; also to assist in the. pro.
the r uu . to we uPn
tie chat,8 of the name of
(iy . , v' v. v ,, iu u. c. a :
button " ?ge the Present badge or
the no W h is not Patentable for
mVtl onePrcPPsed which island
tion 8nf hlchanges in the consti
maV-anJ . d4 bHaws as experience
NOTICE.
The notice of registration in this
issue by County Board of Election
does not apply to the election for
Mayor, but only to the election to
be had on the question of issuing
bonds. J. L. Hartsell,
Clerk B'd. ComV. for Concord.
April 14, 1897.
CONCORD MARKETS
' cotton; market.
Corrected by Cannons & Fetzer
Good middling.... 7.40 ,
Middlings 1 7.20
low middling .......7.10
-tains ................. ..t; N6 25
PBODUCB MAmKET
Corrected bv ;Swin& White.
Bacon to 75
Sugarcured nams ...L.. 12to 14
Bulk meats,sides. L. 6 to 7
Beeswax............... 20
Butter .....1.. 10tol5
Chicken.... ..i 10to20
Corn. ....50
Eg........:;..,....L....... io
Lard..... ...L 7
Oed Room Suits.
cklo flonfoi anil ,;Dinin a pMm
-'I ounge8,'.Couche8,
. adies' Desks, t - t
- air, Cotton and Shuch Mattresses, , ,
A-rt Noveltits, Baskets, Pickets, t . ' :
Oacks for halle, Mouldings, "
vrockers,
V inside Shades, . .
- ide Boards,
SU Baby Carriages, Matting,
! Yhlna Closets
. Qf all kinds and descriptions.
Oar undertaking department is complete, and'willjbelniiderthe care of Mr
Bell. All calls are promptly met, day or night.
Ell
: iSCEEP YQUR EYES ;.Pf I
Surely if the word REGULATOR is hot on a package
it is not
Flour(North CarolJ)..!- $2.50
&Ieal. .......
Oats
Tallo
.......
45
.40
3to4
PREE EDUCATION.
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An education at Harvard,; Yale, or any
other college or institution of learning in
the United 8tates, or in the New En
gland Conservatory of Music, can be
secured by any young man or woman
who is in earnest. Write for particulars
quickly. JAMES D. BALL,
3 6 Bromfield S treet, BostonMass.
Sept. 17797.
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Dr. Allies Pahi PJlls com Neuralgia,
Nothing else is the same. It cannot be and never has
been put up by any one except
And it can
. ZEBL0ET:i
be easily told by their Trade Mark-
A small boy waved down the C.
F. & Y. V. passenger train last Sun
day, and when asked by the con
ductor what was the matter inquir
ed if he had any cigarettes on hoard.
The conductor told him be had no
cigarettes, and was also kind enongb
to direct him to that country where
he could "get a light. '
Pr. Miles' Pain Pills stop Headacb
Fire Insurance.
Representing an agency of .
Strong and Reliable Companies
t l ean place large lines of insur
ance at a living rate. :
J.. F. Hurley, Agent,
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