Vol. Xi. No. 2740 CONUOIUVN. C. MONDAY, JUNE 20 J89S Whole No, 11740 ABOUT CUBA. Cattle Sot Unided-IlaYana Gets Snp jlies -TtieSpantstiFlag: atllnlf Mast. Wliat Does tt Blean ? Ilie Bombard ment Terrible Will Burn Calnra rcna Rather Than Snrrencler It Gen. Ang-nstl Resigns to Avoid Slgn mar Capitulation. The cable connections at Cai- War for a transferral of Jay Sims juanera arb not eftected yet and from. the position of bugler to the some delay in the dispatches is Signal Corps. unavoidable. 1 By being transferred, which is to reports at least, that Havana be paid as much as when he was has been getting food supplies bugler but it is his desire to go from Batabano, on the South side and serve his country, regardless of Cuba, opposite Havana. The of the, salary, and may he go and provisions are landed at the Isle g&in glory for himself and his ot Pines, south of Cuba, and slip- country, proving himself an honor , ped through at night on small to the Old Worth State. fdssels, to Batabano and from thence to Havana by rail. It is said that on this account there is uo scarcity of provisions in Ha vana save ot flour. Later accounts from the bom- JAY SIMS TKANSFERRED. 1 1 ; PERSONAL POINTERS. Bio More a Busier for the First Hon h Mr. JnO Yorke Wnt Over to for!l"''M,lere,,!rAl.,,e?t0r Charlotte this morning on business. for Gen. Merrltt on tlie Philippines. From the News and Obseiyer Messrs., Dolph Mangum and we see that Adjutant General Je88e Oldham, two baseball enthu- Jowles has asked the Secretary of .0"""5' "" yj omvo wumuu Deputy Sheriff John Hill went up to Salisbury this morning on business. Messrs. Walter Scott and AU bert Snmmey, of Charlotte, spent Sunday here with friends. j Freight clerk Prue White spent Sunday at his home in Green villi, S. C. . HOT -Dr. John Montgomery, of This ought to interest the men. THIN GOODS FOR WEATHER. BLACK ALPACCA BLACK SICILLIAN BLACK BRILLIANTENE REGULARS, - STOUTS . AND SLIMS. All at 33 -oer cent less than regular price. Job lot of Mohair COATS .. vV'' v. ' - ABOUT HAWAII. The Islands All Delighted With the Arrival of Onr . Troops A Traitor ?i.m7Tcoate at one half their iy epouu me uaj wiiu ma iamer YOU FURNISH THE FEET WE DO THE REbT. That's all we nek yon to do f r nish the feet. We will not only do the rest but we will o it well for $2 50 Caught-So Neutrality For Hawaii. Intense deliglit prevailed at bardment at Santiago indicate the Honolllla on the arriyal of the results were quite severe. Vul- Charleston with the Manila tures were soon floating in the air expedition. The troops were and men could be seen digging allowed to go ashore and en out the dead from mounds made joyed the freedom of the city by the explosion ot the heavy Citizens vied with the an thori shells. The Spanish flag was ties in giving the soldiers a piacea at nan mast over Morro gay time while the ships ie Castle. This is so out of the usual coaled. order that it is causing no little But while all this was going bewilderment. Had Morro b W U Ml AS UiX Ui J tii U C JL Vi. f MKT Judge Montgomery, who is sick." i v Fresh SARATOGO CHIPS Made out of New Potatoes, Hot Stuff, AT bombarded it would be believed that it was meant to indicate the ill fate of Lieut. Hobson and his crew. - Spies report to Admiral Samp- canght try ins: to connect a fuse with the incmense powder magazine of the City of Pe kin, which if accomplished might have been more terrible son that the Spanish GeneralL, A, ,r mi. -r i j i rr than the Maine affair. There joerai ana several omcers were , , . ... killed by the gun-cotton explos- 18 llttle doubt that he WlU Pa7 ions at) the first trial of the batter- the. penalty, of his life. The ies of the Vesuvius. " expedition left Honolula on Scouts say that preparations are tne 4tn- Tne Spanish consnl being made with combustibles to protested against the coaling burn Caimanera when the Span- of onr vessels and desired the iards can no longer hold it. nentrality regulations, but the Advices from Manila say that government at Hawaii simply Capt. Gen. August! has resigned informed him that it did not his office to the Spanish Com- take neutral grounds. mander preparatory to capitula tion. Manila may have fallen al- Concord 10 Loose Rev' cniiongi.. redy. The Spaniards claim, how- For some time it has been ever, that the fall of Manila does whispered that Eev. McCullough, not mean the surrender of the now Pastor of St- Andrews pastor- l.J ' ' J 1 1 Philippines. ate, was going 10 leave uoncora. r -W. ..tl- 1 1 I 1 1 T- it win oe rememoerea that riev. a cood iaffis nominir. McUullough resigned some, time Mr. and Mrs. Jedediah BobbinB, ago, .owing to the fact that he had Singm Skule, an entertainment that more than he could well attend to, has set and kept two States laugh- and which was a step toward a re- mg the past few months has been arrangement of the charges. Last secured by the ladies of the Central week Rev. McCullough was tend- Methodist church, and will be given 6red a call from the Lutheran at tne opera house Thursday, Jane church at Cameron, S. C, to fill 23, under the direction of its direc- the place made vacant bv Eev. J tors, Messrs. Bertram and Willard , A g Scherer and has now accept- oijxew xorJc. Liocal talent will be eA sed for all of the parts with the lt is witll deep regret that the epuon 01 Mr . ana iars, noDomBf people of lconCord. and especially a pans axe &en oy m, gu, his congreKation give up EevMc- Cullough, he having succeeded in tlemen aboye mentioned . The Wil mington Messenger of January 5th 5aye: Mr, Jedediah Bobbins' Smgin JKule was presented last evening at the Y. O. A. auditorium, and et with fine snceess. The cnter--i&ment was very funny, and ins trod oced a large number of Wil mington's local talent . . Mr. Ber? tram as Mrs.- Bobbins, and Mr . ujara as Mr. xSQbbins were very gaming a number of devoted friends here. His call under his new charge will take effect on the 1st of August. Ervin & Morrison GR0CER5 STKUCK BY LIGHTNING Straw Stack Set on Fire Sir. Sam Patterson, Former Superintendent of Odell's Mills, In Oar City Otner Vlsitine Folks. real yalue. Serge Coats and Coats and Vests. Extra length coats for preachers and oth er Professional men. Its bad economy to wear your high priced heavy suit in this sweltering weather. One days wear in this extremely hot weath er injures a nice suit more than a weeks wear , in o r dinary weather. You can be more com fortable at loss cost in a regular summer out fit. Crash Suits $2.00 up. Cannon & Fetzer Company. We have everything except your feet. in Oxfcr&s? An ounce of satisfaction is oib a ton of talk. Satisfaction gD with every pair of shoes we selh Respectfully, Dry & Miller Shoe Furnishers. WEEDS NO BOOSTING. Forest Hill Correspondence. Mr. H C Caloway and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Oalo way's mother, Mrs. M M Russell, on church street. Mr. THos. Simpson left for Spray, N. 0M Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam O Stone, who have been ivisitirig relatives at New London for some time have returned. Misses Maggie and Lyda Plaster, of near Glasses, spent Sunday with the family of Mr. F P Smith, Mr. SF Patterson, of Ilchester, Md., is expected to arrive tonight He will be the guest of Mr. W R Odell while in the city. Mr. Patter son is well remembered by the peo pie of Crmcord, he having been Superintendent of the Odell Mills for quite a while. Misse Maggie and Carrie Ross, of China Grove, spent Sunday at Mr. O H TJpchurch's on north Third Btreet. Sunday evening during the rain lightning struck Mr. J W Cook's residence and also set fire to a straw 8 tact: some distance from the house . The names were extinguished before . an easy winner oer all others. If you need mucn uamage was uuue. , - . , fci otuve we asK you to u.o is can. ana see Willi i j5- t,rm- - - J vn.-. fl-Vift .Ht"!' -JH)!1 t The Leaders" in every sense of the word- Bneklen's Arnica saire The Best Salve in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, -Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped droll and amusing, in fact the entire Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all I O 1 T am m fiTTfl' w a n performance was highly entertain- "n "p,'"J ing. The prices of admission will Piles or no pay required. It is be 25 cents. Kids 15 cents. Re- guaranteed to give ctatisf action or rved seats 10 cents extra. monev reiunaea. rnce a cents per box Vot sale at P B Fetzers Drug store,' 52 D I HI A I weakness easfly cured xm r IUM i S Miles' Nerve Flasterf The smallest book in the world is fiye-eights of an inch long, seyenth-sixteenths of an inch wide, three-eights of an inch thick. It contains 1205 pages of the finest type imaginable, so small that the point ot a pin would coyer a let ter ; in fact, a magnifying glass is required to read the volume. This little work is in possession of Charles Scribner's Sons, who keep it in an envelope. The book does not cover a dime, and you could cut three leaves for it out of a 2 , cent postage stamp.; Ex. our line of Leaders." You will buy- - Price TttsTtf Our line of Furniture and House Furnishings are complete "Car; Lots," "Spot Cash," tells The News. Small dealers are not in it Thanking you for past favors, and we hope to merit a continuance o$ the same. Bell, Harris &' Company. Our Undertaking Department, under the management of our Bell, can't be excelled in North Carolina, "Embalming a Specialty.' Calls answered day Or night. Residence. 'Phone H Store'' 12 43-13-

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