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Vol. XII. No.
CONCOllLV N. C, SATURDAY. JULY-101897
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Whole SO 1,771
PERSONAL POINTEKS.
offfor-AKUeyiiic. I ThcSlckin OurMidst.
At the early hour of 4" o'clcok Ernest Greene, whose home ' is
this morning you could eee persons with Mr. D B Castor at Cannonville, Hon. Samuel J Pemberton. of
pnesiDg on the streets wending their who has been sick with typhoid Albemarle, spent yesterday in the
way to the depot or to some neigh, fever for styeral weeks and who was Clty on gal business.
boriner house to iom their nrtv to 80 critical, is very much better. He Little Misses Ollie and Marv
tWniti nF A,h.viilp T-s. om A able to sit up. Cliue are visiting Rev. and Mrs,.
nnfl mtm with a vprrr atmnrr tjn f
Mias DAisyj Wilkinson, of East
km Km - w m-m w m w u v A-J c l 'M w - . , . . r - .
r I rtAnAf!rfAA. ,u i. ' u.... r . 1 Mr. P C PflPfi. whn ia in tV
t i : . . i Jur uu y o iii r:r; t- n iiii iihm iisiian nnn 11 nan ;.. ; . m . . w . . .. w
longs was neara on tne streets at , 1 " ' . UUUUU6U emnW nf th flaliahn WnriH
a weex or to, i8 reported no spent the night iinTelatives in
better this moaning. this city.
n.u -Mr. John Sloan, of Columbia, !
very low with; fever is somewhat s a flnfint laAt mVht. in th it.r 1
better. . with friends, and left this morning
Mrs. W T Fisher is not critically on a trip north. jr. !
ill, but is confined with chilJp. Mr. P M Misenheimer, who has
We are sorry to learn the Mr. been very unwell for several days,
xeit last nignt lor Wilmington,
where he will spend a week.
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t-lnkerton Jletectlve at Lexington.: Misa ArUm Wa11pa will rrn fn
Forest Hill abcut the hour of
1 ' o'clock going to almost all the
houses waking them up least they
would fail to get ready.
The train was to leave at 5 o'clock,
but owiag to some - diaadvantagep.
the train failed to arrived at Con
cord before about that time, and ILacy Dick is no better.
. after doing some sbifting at the de
poc, it puuett up on the side . track We learn from the balisbury Salisbury this evening;; where she
tintil nearW in rear cf the Odell I World that a Pinkerton detefttivfl will BDend the remainder of the
- Just Received atj
NNON i. FETZER s-
ON
A
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of the
Jactory, where a large crowd stood from Philadelphia has. arrived at snmmer with Wends and relatives.
waitiDe for its anival. There was Lexington and will ase every means Mrs. Dr. Stephens, who has
also a We crowd some distance possible to unravel the evidence for .spendiDR several days at
Famous 1 Roller tray
TRUNKS !
from the mills at what is known as
Slippery Rock.
After the usual time wea spent in
getting the people in the cars, it
the conviction of the assassin of r"A" tuT . Yrc0UBUyro' re"
Mrs.-A A SDrmsrs. Mr. Snnngs i ;
Qftema nntmntinpdtn air a nn hnn Rev. and Mrs. HN Miller, who
. : . r , r- have lust moved to Mt. Pleasant.
tnat tne scoundrel will be found. It spent ihe day in the city, stopping
is certainly hoped that by the aid of at the home of Dr. M lV StAnhfins.
. .i .a? 1 I - I "" - - T """X 1
pniiea aown to tne stauon, wnere 0Qe 0f these detectives, they will on W est Depot street.
Bunauorurua, "-R- succeea m nnamg tne right man. Miss Catherine Jordan, who
at last all was made reaay ana tney hs been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
j:. ., U The Madstone Failed. ft J Lnw fnr twn Wtfl nflet.
o. t,:. Gilbert Trapp, a negro boy of 13 turned to her home in Charlotte
oigaur xuiz ib iuuuiuK we id- years, was bitten on the hip and today
iresomenc car, nayiog an iue iub i oacit pare or ine tnign in Hershaw,
Travelin
B
ags
and
Valises
Prints noorlorl lb. L.. OU JUnfi 7th DV a door thftfe It
Ex.noliceman Jno W Cook had wa8 feared had rabies. He was essemer uny, amvea tne cny
policeman J no. w iooK naa r . nhflplnttft whprA f, last evening and accompanied the
on his blue uniform again and ao; 8t0De was applied. It was claimed Asheville excursionists on their
companud the excursion crowa, that tbe fitone 8tock t0 hQh wounda J ourney
t iough there is no probaDinty that ant? both healed nicely. In 21 days Miss Addie Boger passed
he will be needed, but it is well however he developed a well defined through the city today Ion her way
in ha him in oa flnmpfhinir wnnW c bies and died Friday amid to Charlotte, where she will spend
u tt i . . I spasms. several days with Mrs. Treloar, of
affain. and sas that he feels EO. I Salisbury Bicyci Races
Mr. and Mrs. S J Durham, of CAN NO N &
FETZER
GO.
that city.
Messrs. F
E
Jones and E J
last
of the trip in Monday's paper.
HEADS QR TAILS ?
Like throwing up a penny anf takingchances, is the indiscriminate selection o
FURNITURE for the season. It presents the latest'Icleas in' rIvIp
nd is the result tf study, experience and the perfect acquaintance with the popu -
T-rrc-n.T. -v-f,--1 From the? Saiisburv World we
ina ecui o , . Brown, of High Point spent
wn.u tuo ezuureiuuiaiH, uuu wiii . - I niorht in the cifev. Thev accomw
please our readers with a writesup Salisbury were treated to on the njed the baseball team io Aaheviile
Fzaley race track at that place this morning.
inursaay tneocn.. ne cnampion- Mr8. Albert Gillon. who has
A Concord Meed. I ahin wna wnn hv Mr OA Ranoh imo f tho lar demand. Our Furniture commandsiadmiration bvthp hen
Mr.. R Lee Kerr, of Rock Hill, S. coming out victor in the half mile, home of her father-in-law, Mr. M M eegance cf design. We carry as complete a line as any Furniture Stora the
u., uQouici ui iue uauug uaua m i quarier mne anq aiao in ine mue j , - f .rr t t TTTncirri 0- -- M-ai. , .
. . . , , . . v . m ... ton, ienn., wnere sne win join '.ner juwwxiox,..? .
vua Vivj t uuu tt uu tto iu vm vivj luuauiiuuouj iiibCi jlu auu tu 1 hUSband
nmu Hava, arm nnm Viaoori a Knrsp I mprri mpn t nf thfl iiffias.ion. the races I -
rom Mr. 11 J Corl the horse once were concluded by . race between
owned by Mr. Billy Swink. The wr. w u J?raieya iroiung noree, witbher sister, Mrs. Luther Saun-
horse was taken to Charlotte Friday UTim SherriU, and a darkey, the ders, of this city, returned to her
ur. i u nf, TrJhoree haviner won the orizs. home this morning with the jolly
trYcuiug. ifoicoiu tuow uxi. aw - ATrnrsinn crowd
i . nartnpr in a lflrcrfl liverv After the races came the presen- excursion crowa.
.... .l. TTT- ' ,i taHnn nf mizes. which was 'verv -Mrs. E J Sears, who has been
ovbuid .um iuwu v ? . . sDnndinff a. month in the city ot
to know that he is favorably im- graceruny penormeu uy uu Ufahin" wlth - hJr daughter.
Uuiiouui j rf11"" Miss Jessie bears, spent last nignt
ladies, Miss Bessie Henderson, by with Mr. and Mrs. M L Buchanan,
B
ed Room Suits.
pasels, Center and Dining Tables,
"IT ounges, Couches,
1U( orl
f-Iair, Uotion and Shuch Mattresses,
Art Novelties, Baskets, Pickets,
Oacks for halls, Mouldings,
V)ocker8, f
pressed with our equine advantages.
murder Wear Old Fort.
At noon today Sheriff Nichols re
ceived a telegram f rem Old Fort
telling him of another crime' com
mitted near Sugar Hill, in that
county. L E Mario w and W C
request of the managers.
Fie tit at the brick Yard.
Eulas Melchor, a worthless 15-year-old
negro boy who lies around
the depot and smokes cigarettes, is
in trouble and wears his head in a
Hogan had a quarrel about some sling. Friday afternoon he went to
whiskey, and Marlow hit Hogan on Mr. R A Brown's brick yard, just
the head with a rock, which frac beyond the depot, and "picked" a
turea his skull and caused his death quarrel with one Charley Greeley,
a few hours later. Marlow made, who was at work attending to Mr.
his escaped is thought to be hid- XSw-
tired of Melchor's tilts, picked up a
piece of brick and let it fly at his
antagonist, striking Melchor behind
the ear. The lies was asevere one,
going on to her bonie
ant today.
at Mt. Pleas
ing in the mountains near by.
The nierit of Hoocrs Sarsaparilla
Is literally written in blood.
Jt is traced in the vital fluid
Of millions of the human race,
Its positive medicinal merit
And curative power is written
Upon the hearts, and gray en upon
The minds of thousands
Of people whom it has cured
And given good health
When there seemed nothing before
But darkness and despair.
It cures all diseases arising
From or promoted by impure
Blood by its intrinsic merit as
The One. TrueBlood Purifier.
and it was thought for a little while
that the Melchor negro was going to
pass in hie checks. The brick hit
at the wrong place to have that
effect.
BacKIen'fl I Arnica Baire,
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts,' Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Ohappe
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay requi-ed. It is
guaranteed to give otatisfaction or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box For sale at P B Fetzer's Drug
store
FRESH SUPPLY I ASSORTED
Cahes,
Ginger
AND
i
Soda Crackers
JUST RECEIVED
3naps,
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Ervin & Smith's
GROCERS-
npide Shades. L
: -v 1 Cide Boards,
St Bfthy Carriages. Matting,
, rh!na Closets
f all kitds and deecriptions,
BULX , , HAEipSt & CO:
Oar undertaking department is complete, and will bejjimder the care of Mr
Bell. All calls are promptly met, day or night. ; ,
Fiye Blown toAtoms.f
f In LexmgtOD, Ky.,Friday, a group
of hands were doing pome excavat
ing on the streets when one man
struck what he thought to be an old
pipe, but which proyei to be a dy
namite. Five men were blown to
aiom3 and another was-mortally
hs
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There will be a picnic at Miss
Flora McEachren's, near Flowe's,
next week. A great; time- is anti
cipated for the people in that com
munity. J
MOORE & KYLE
WHOLESALE and RETAIL QUEENS
WARE. . . Charlotte, N. 0.
Our wholesale department contains the
leading linesin C. C. and White Granite.
Hotel ware a specialty.
In our retail department we shov an
elegant line of dinner and tea sets im
ported by us from the leading manufac
turers of Europe, Haviland, Carlsbad,
Royal Dresden, Delft, etc. Refrigerators,
Freezers, Granite ware and almost every
thing in house furnishing at prices that
defy competition. Call on us or send
your orders by mail. We will do our best
to please you.
DON'T BE A FOOL
Use Goosse Grease for Caked Breast
Sore Nil pies, Coughs, Colds, Croup
Rheumatism and all aches and pahs,
se plentiful. No cure no py.
D.D.Johnson.
Dfotfce to Customers;
John Plunket is no longer in my
service or in any way connected
with my business. With thanks
for past favors I respectfully solicit
a continuation of your patronage in
the future. :
Richard H. Jefferson.
Offe the business public a re
liable, permanent, conservave and
accomodating banking institution.
We solicit your business with th
assurance of honorable treatmenti
nd due appreciation of your pnt
ronage. f
If we can serve you at any time
weshall be glad to have you como
and eee lis, i-
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS! -Gapital
and Sulplus $70 000
D. B. COLTRANE, Cashier; "
J. M.1 QPELL. Pres.
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package; or six pkgas (full trectraentt for f20. By
mail, in Plain wrapper, upon receipt of price. Circular
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For sale byfr P Gibson and D D
tai
J ohnson, Druggists.
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