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10 CONCOUl, N. C, SATURDAY MAY 22, 1897. Whole NO. 1.26, A BIG SQUABBLE. feo!ire Banfy, of the Southern, fomes for VlllUmwon, But His layers Refuse. H j A Williamson, the Augusta man who was arrested and brought to Salisbury yesterday for rocking; the train at Concord, threatens to give all parties concerned trouble. iili-imson was arrested yester day morning and confined in the lock-up here. Word was senttoQon cord bj the Salisbury authorities of the man's arrest, but no one had showed up at the expiration cf twen ty-four hourd to take the man in charge. A message was received from Concord that Detective Haney of the Southern, was on his way here and he arrived in the city about 12 o'clock. Attorney R Lee Wright had been employed by Wil liaxson and he refased to allow Haney to take tii9 man and thus the matter stood at 3 o'clock. Wil liamson through hia attorney threat ins, to brin suit against both he Southern and the city for the false arrest and imprisonment" Salis bury World. iMr.rw l, rcarce,uie ureman M i r 11 T T i j.1 n : 4. I . whom it is alleged that Williamson threw the rock, was in the city this (Saturday) morning, having come down from Danville. From what k.o;i t,OJ we can learn the railroad has a very . A Al j weak case against the accused man, as Mr. Pearce eays that he could not sear that the man threw a rock or that he threw anything at all. Wil liamson is in Salisbury and the authorities here are awaiting orders from the railroad company to arrest the man. Down at Plneburst. Capt. A H Propst, one amone the biggest contractors in the State, is down at Pinehurst, on the proposed Aberdeen and Concord railway, fig- uring on contracts for the erection of a large number of houses in fact a whole town. Hj will likely get the work. The Best Paid Offices. Tie best paid commander mchief is India's. His annual salary aj - proaches $50,000. Thebiat paid viceioy or colonial governor ia the viceroy of India, who draws annually about $125,000. The best paid ambassador belongs to France. He is the French embas sador m London, whose yearlv salary is $60,000. The best paid university professor is the professor of anatomy in -Lainburg, whose salary is rather 18 ratner win than ain nnn AaKnio n.f,-- zen. Brooklyn, N. Y.. Dec. 19. 1896 Messrs Ely Bros:-! have used Ely's Cream Balm a number of years and una it works likt a charm. Ic has cured me of the most obstinate case 1 com in the bead in less than 48 hours from the time I felt the col p it comingon. I would not be with out it. Respectfully yours, 283 Aart St. Fred'k. Feies. Oream Balm is -kept by all drug gist. Full size 50c. Trial size 10c. We mail it. - ELY BROS., 56 Warren St., N. Y; City. Miss Emily Grace Briggs, daugh ter of the famous Prof. A C Briggs, who was suspended fcr heresy in .1894; took a diploma Tuesday night the 18ch, at the theological Sarnie ary cf which her father is a member of .the faculty, in IS ew York. Miss Briggs outstripped the rest of the cla83 and is the first female to re ceive the title of Bachelor of Divini JJ from that institution. Yorke, the Optician. I Perple are not slow to appreciate the efforts of Mr. John F Yorke in his learning the knowledge of the optical profession. Mr. Yorke has secured the services of Dr. Oharles W Lowe, an eminent specialist of New Yorke, for the examination of eyes, who will remain in the city for one wees longerr Dr. Lowe is giv ing special instructions to Mr. Yorke and is thoroughly prepared to fit the proper glasses to th eyea and dig- cover tie slightest detect in tne eight. They hve examind hundreds of eyes the past week and are ever ready to do service to any one calling at the jewelry store. Mr. Yorke will carry a full line of glasses and has equipped' bime i with optical apparatus t speedily for the business. j Dr. Lowe is a great specialist and Mr, Yorke has gone; to considerable expense to have himf. remain in the city lortrer in order to become more i thoroughly familiar with the work. .r fvLc.inya QrvfUiv,,", i a Mrs. ft mslow s Soothing syrup has For Over .Firry Years been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their child- ren while teething with nerfect sue cegS xt soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind j colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately, ooldby . . . . . , ,J druggists in everv part of the world, Tv7critvfiye cents a bottle, Be sure uaa asj for "Mrs, Winslows Sooth- iLg Syrup," and take no other kind In the Court House X.ast Night, The .finale 'of the Concord High School session drew a packed house last night and the interest of the audience was manifested by as good order aa we'.have ever witnessed on any similar accasion. The partici- pants may take this one fact as a high compliment, It was the first sppearance on the stage for many and making this al- lowance for a few we congratulate j :i. iu :vi weauuers auu puputj uu tuc cviueuuce nf flio cnUndirt pdnnarinnal wnrk at the CoDCord High School, If the dear young folks in whom we take a very deep interest wm allow ns we will modestly suggest that many of the audience hung with strained solicitude to catch what the speakers themselvf s 8eemed to feel ! with an ernotion too , A, , . deep to allow them to be as clear and strong in tone as would have added to the pleasure of heaiers. Snmo nf t.hft RAlpp.tinna were to pood rw , " " loee-a woru ui. ua icuucnuso would have shaken ns un more L., ' .-r x -u oroaSQ1J " iUU 0 Vibarag and taking; some medicine of a - -HUte more dtstinct. Al in all it f smnlar n. o was a pleasant occasion and we hope j y0T1 that nnless the -jvord Regulator is on to enjoy many more from this worthy j the package orbottle,jthat it is not Simmons institution. Thoi-u iu nnf.hincr that causes women greater discomfort and mis- ery than the constantly recurring 1 JUn. TLfnr C I ! tT ti J" I OO a TO1 t h i rh Yi li- U ueauauue. cu " adache. My wire s nealtn was very indifferent, haying headact e continually and just two packages of Simmons Liver Kegulater reHev ed her from ail headache and gve tone and vigor to her whole sysrem. I have never regretted its use." M B UeBord, Mt. Vermon, Ky. c 1 ' : " will Expose the TricK. The original Lulu Hurst, now Mrs. Paul Y Atkins, sister to the wondrous Annii Abbott, is soon luc . u i i . x i.t. to .issue abook explanatory of the wonderful feats performed by those magic characters. If the book is not as mysterious as the perforrraice and it it is a rea expose n will D3 jead with great interest. PERSONAL POINTERS. Miss Lora Walter has returned from Charlotte. Mr. M J" Freeman returned to the city last night. Mrs. D L Boat and children have returned from tives at Norwood a visit to rela- Mr. Morrison Fetzer is home from the Presbyteriah High School at Mebane. Mr. Sidney Dixon, Mooresville's famous poet, sneut yesterday and to-day in the city. Mr. H L Freeman, of Lexing ton, is visiting hia children, at" Mrs. A E Scott's. Mr. M'H H Caldwell returned this morniner from Trov. where be ha( g0De on )egalbu e n -as. M g. S Sbupingf and Mibs Ad die Barrier havy returned from a week's visit to Salisbury. Mies Ella Walter, of Mont j Amceoa Seminary, is visiting at the home of her parents in this icily Mr. and Mrs. John A Sims and (daughter, Miss Alice, have gon to . nVy , , . .JWnma;,a m Charlotte to visit the Woman's Ex position. Mrs. W R Marsh and daughter, little Miss Rut b, of Monroe, are vis- tinS UJ- M L Marsfc at Mrs- HeL; derson's. Mrs. J H Pettvjof High Pviht, who has been spending teral days in the city, the guast of Mr. and Mrs. Vv R Harris, returned to ;er home lat evening. Maize Nutrine Hulled Corn IS GOOp TO Beat thd Band Just try it jwitli some of our .Choice Sugar Cured Hams and Fancy Patent Flour, Ervie i GROCERS. A Fly Wheel Bnrstr. CI2 At the Tackaseege factory, f ays Gastonia Gazette, a fly wheel 15 f eet in diameter, with an 18 inch face, suddenly burst asunder last Taedar and tore up belts and bf-nt uhaftirg etc., to the extent of $1,000 10 $1,500. I One man was in imminent danger but escaped unhurt "We wish to caution all users of Simfaions j Liver Regulator on a subject of the deepest interest and importance to their health their HVes. IThe sole Dronrietors and makers of Simmons Liver Regulator learn that customers are often deceived by jjiver jtteguiator. io one eise manes, or aver has made Simmons Liver Regulator, or I anything called Simmons Liver Regulator, but J . H. Zeilin & Co. and noiaedicme made and we cannot be res onsible if f ,1 t . t ii1 t r tr. ' . v,r ' vf har moHimnoa TonrooonToH a a tho qo m a tin piner meaicmes representea as me same ao aot help you as you are led to expect they ilU Bear this fact well in mind, if you have s beeninthe habit , of jismg a medicine hich j 7 hftnsft the name was somewhat lik ;t and the package jdid not have the word Regulator on' it, you have been imposed apon and have not been taking Simmons Liver Regulator -at aU. The Regulator has been favorably known for many years, and ill who use it know! how necessary it is for Fever and Ague, Bihous Fever, Constipa- -jon, Headache, Dyspepsia, and all disorders' .msing from a Diseased Liver, ! Weakyou to look , for-yourselves and lee that Simmons Liver Regulator, which can readily distinguish the :RedZ in wrapper, and by our name, is the only jnedicine called Sinimons Liver Regulator, i ' j j. h. zetlts & co. 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