126
CONCORD, N. C, TUESDAY OCTOBER 12 1897
W hole No -1D2I
COME AND GONE
HOW WAS HE KILLED ? I PERSONAL POINTEK8.
I
hI1 KoMnson A Franklin Bros.'
Warren Chambers Found Sauday
The South-bound vestibule train
was belated today, ;
OUR
IV ear Jlarrlsbnre; With Ills Sfenll
SHOW
I arge Crowds.
John Robinson's name is a fan
m this section of the
Crushed lie Died Yesterday.
Mr. Georee W Means has gone
The Charlotte Observer of todav
to Greensboro.
DdVQ 4 Waan f.Vi a wtYaia a mnll
I 1 1 "r tit -r ir : ; ,i
Vol. XII.-NO.
M?oa Muraftrftt Caldwell, of Har-
Irisburg, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. M
U i Caldwell on aoutn main street.
Messrs. Dan F Summey and
J W Pharr, of Charlotte, are in the
city.
country, JU , . , w . . a . 4, at the St. Cloud.
hed to'a circus billjno better draw found lying by the Southern Railway
t3!d is needed. The grandson of track near Harrisburg Sunday with -Mr. Alfred Litaker has gone to
rir t u DA;nBAn rtiri un Ai. v.i- ':k Charlotte.
!,;,. with him1 the same magnetic hind the right ear, hia right aide ' Mr. B P Rogers left this morn.
Crs of his aire, and when the paralyzed and the Mood issuing from inn a brief buBiness trip to Sal-
1 ovi tA f n tVi CrTAftt". V?a mnoa ortrl mAnf Ti TTo von nifkofl
doors were ujjciio v - uio uuou uun iuuu w u . uv umb
throng of psop'e who had aisembled tip and taken to the station, and
here to - witness the performance Capt. Ryder wired. John Cham
there were thousands of souls to bers,, brother of the injured man,
make a rush for seats under the yaet was notified, and at his request the
oaa latter was brought here. Re was
canvass. . . : . .
The .how was not the largest or unconscious wiienjonna, Misses Ella Walter and Hattie
best that has ever visited our city mained so until his death, which e(jdington have returned to
bat the -performances, both after- took place yesterday morning at 11 school at Mont Amcena Seminary.
noon and eenmg, were u, UWu Mrs. D A Caldwell has returnea
a3 a whole. The grandest feature 01 ne negro, it seems, was a ma-jfr0ED a vi8it 0f three . weeks to rea
the circus was the splendid riding, chinist by trade. He worked for tivesat Yorkville, S. C.
Rome very daring and thrilling some time at Wilkes foundry and Miss Margaret Cannon left this
w-ial feats were pei formed, wnicn aiterwara on tne rauroaa. nenaa morning lor ofarianDurg, d. v.,
?rve special praise. The perform- secured a job at Spencer, and left where she will attend school at
S elepbanu, too, added greatly to h re Sunday morning on the 5.20 Converse College.
C khpopbs of the show. The downs train for Salisbury. He was seen to Misses Sue Trott, Easie Plum-
ver with their jokes, and the enter the car at ,he ston; and
usual vulgar expressions from this nothing more was heard of him until $ea in the city.
class of fun-makers were conspicu- ne was picKeu up nr ,K. Eta Cochrane, who ha a
ona for their omisuon.- m the condition above described. beeufna her gigter! Mrs. E F
The show people had large audi- Just how he was hurt is not known. Qorrell, for Beverai weeks, returned
ea-es at both the performances. Although he was said to be lying t0 her home at Harrisburg today.
' The circus trainB left our cr.ty for close by the track, three trains L-Mre. Richard Eames and chil-
lisburv sometime after midnight, passed him without seeing mm, ne dreQi wno Daye been visiting at Mr.
J mr . was not picked up until 12 o'clock M H H Caldwell's, left this morn-
Did Ton ever Sanday. He had money enough ing for Salisbury.
Ttv r.ipfttric Bitters as a remedy for VrAtTior po.! fo nav hia fara. bnt - - "M-?oo 'Rofflo V Meander, who
CS whether he fX:
has been iouna 10 uo poiiY, not no one Knows. i;eceaBcmcvw -t rf t,:,,
Sdaoted to the relief and cure of all I . . fiah,HrBn iij- hroth. lotte. left forthat place , la8t;.mKht.
female eomDlaints, exerting a won. - ,n....nii.. rhn will
- - . . . a.tmn I n 1 1- nlnk linns hAVA 1 VI 1 UK illlinLaLlLu UllUOl f
dArfnl direct innuenc ui bxuk er. joqu uuamucro, iou jjho ud m- . - . .
tkn, headache. fafntinK spells, or No. 12, to Salisbury for bnnal. thl8 morning. .
CANNONS
tion, neaaacuwt Vi i puis muimug. k . .
are nervous, sleepless,. ltjJPI8 'Officer Jetton says he pulled the Tr iuu
oionnhnivor troubled with dizzy v M J.t i J Miss Rose Harris left this
spells iSleotrio Bitters is the medi- ae man on ine ramoau irauK uu ing for Winston to visit her sister,
cine you need. Health and strength night about two weeks ago. He was Mrs. Bettie Wilson, whose little
are guaranteed by its use. Fifty , , , f,. n asleeD 0n the child is thought to have, scarlet
cents and.91.00 at . Ji'etzers
Store
Surprised the Preacher.
Riy. S D Stefley nnd family re?
turned to their home at St. John's
last Saturdayafter a visit to rela
tives in Virginia, and on arriving at
home thev found a great surprise
awaitin? them. Members of his
pnnref?ation had gone to Rev. Stef-
fev'a home set the house in order,
rrpnared tne meal, and, in fnct, did
everything possible to make their
drunk and had fallen asleep on the I child is thought
track." 10V0i'
Mr. Charles Stone returned to
Charlotte last night. He was ac-
iwt Pleasant and College items.
1J Uai iJ blO iudv (3 .
iflrl his sister Miss Stone.
lege boy Henry, was up to see his who was visiting at Mr. J M Alex-
eoa Sunday.
Mr. Lingle, of near Salisbury,
spent Sanday in our town. He came
to yisit his eon at North Carolina
College.
Misses Gertrude Sieber and Ma-
everjfuiug dav at Mr
purtor and his family feel tne hearty r
welcome of their return home. Many
nice presents were left at the par-
tVn;oVi "Rpv. Stettev ia
truly thankful to one and all.
Mr. John Hutchinson left for
Charlotte today. He was accom
noniprl hr his daughter. Miss Hat
fio vchn has been- SDending the
summer with relatives here. Her
friomla will he deliehted to know
.1 . tr TT ..ll.:nnr rfltnrn TO
mauwvw ttiai lMlSa DlUHjUIucuu niii iuiw.u
mie Ury spent Saturday and Sun- the city before leaving for Balti-
Frank Barrier's, several
miles out in the eouhtry. iney
were the guests of little Miss Lucy
Barrier.
A good many of our town boys
went to Concord to 'see the animals.'
For over FlltV " ears a.! paffqn nf nhina
Mfa. WinBlo.'B Soothing Hrove. spent Sunday and Snnda,
been usea ior over uity j . ! . .
'millions of mothers for their child- night in onr town. . He not only
i i j.-.i.uh mb nnFTdf i. N il'.- i A a aaa n i u urn .iifi mm nin Lr. &
ren wniie teeiuius, wn.ii Mcmu. - j auie tu occ
cess, it sootnes umu, jhut someoiner pereuu odidici. vwmc
il. nnnno all nain AnTfiS wind 1 . . ..
more.
AND
FETZER
Oomp
any.
Is one of the many things that j
Can sa ve money by purchasing
fromus. We have bought
all of our Jackets and
caps at less than,
they can be
for
and they are being sold the sssifs
way. Uar pnce win ue iouuijl
25 to 33 13 per cent,
lower than other dea.era.
1 lot worth 1 50 fjr98";.
l lot woith $1 75 for $1 2fr
.Hot worth $2 0 for $1 50
1 lot worth $2 75 for S2 OU.
1 lot worth $3 00 for 1 25.
1 lot worth $3 ou tor $2 otv
1 lot worth 4 00 for 3 O'J.
Hot worth S5 00 tor a3.our
1 lot worth $6 00 for $4 00
We guarantee the best values f la
the least money in every uer
partment. All sales spot,
cash. Money refund-
ed if not satisfao
tory. .
v
ro-POT
FRESH
GRITS,
T.OOSE
OATMEAL
Be, Harris Co.
Have bought out the entire stock' of Furniture
and good will of Lowe, Dick & Company.
They Bought for Spot casn
at a price and they
- It - TO -
uBOUgllt -
If you need anything in the
AND
ine gurae, aiiajo n iu, u-.v- ---- nra;n Artnur. -r v-
K " .rtlSE'SBfti PIGK'LES
little sufferer immediately. Sold by arter au. AT
the gums, allays an pain, cureYT agahu Arthur,
colic, and is the tat remedy fo ; &
little sufferer immediacy, oum n hal, b , u. win iaBt
T wen ty-fiye cents a nottie, - - du-ihI. TTn,h h VI Tl CC Arnitll
-0w;Mr Winslows SootL- Messrs. Ohas. Phillips, Hugh C,r VIII
Svrup" and take no other kind Crigler and Paul Bost went to Con-
COru lunigii" bww
Mm
don't fail to give us a call.
GROCERS.
I
I'nrn fnr TTnhoid FTer. I r- . a : TT'JoV.ori nf fhA HptTIl- I . : .
- . . . I (YllHFk f 11 111C3 1'IBUVll Wfc.wr 1
flnfFpriner with typneia i ,a von anpnrhncr a few a v,nn nf Vrvs was
T anftrantee to enect a perrua i , . , Vinm in "Gnochville. naS fa afrAAfca and leiC at
S- I IIHVD Bb llUl w.w I uw wwawww
enre. using
preparations or my i tn her stuuies. Owner will call for them,
. n lui Ak. ww - 4
rnoa nf Tnhs and herDS . i. i.lfnv drivortiflin?.
na nf rnr iinmors went io wo D
XSUW W -. I
. n J i Vi 4- t tall nn I - J '
Anyone
fever
nent
i ..AAntitr nnrpd fire ftases and.
can furnish testimonials. Anyone
needing my services, call on or ad
dress me, . Amos McNeely,
OcU51mod&w. Concord, N. v.
tk0 r,o n ti fnl and accomplished
Miss Esther M Palmer, of Palmers
viile, is visiting friends and rela
tives in the city.
found on
this office;
and pay
Seminary oaiurqjr w w" w- v , . Lxre .
m -- x ,ma .. fiaToral nf ftnr I ttr a XTTT7"n TTrriorht and faithful
one 01 tne veauuci c. v v i awxim w iB -
r j? :k no tto Viim a flPTA I a ladloa t.n trfl.VRl TOT re"
DOVS uaaiDg iv uut, " "vv gcuwouiou ui -w .
ki ofltfthliahed house in
i f-l mnain. Tt is said XTnThh Pornlina. Monthly So5 UU
that some of It was yery appropriate and expenses. Position . "eaay.
and much appreciated. Reference. EodoVn,nn
BUU rr A-fi.w ,i rtwolnnA- The Dominion
Mt. Pleasant, Oct. 11, 97. Company, Dept. H, Chicago. f2b.J
With a Free
1 ;
Hearse and the best line; o
UNDERTAKING :: GOODS
in the State, "ourMr. BeE will answer all
calls night or day. ,
' . . . n. n
1