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Vol. -Xu.-No.
2749
CONCOm, N. C. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
W hole No 1LT3
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HAULED DOWN.
taken
i ite.hAll Colors
B,e I,o.S.. over Tem to TUe.r
Srro-A.. Awful Victor,- nor
,ible ncfca.of CI.rloo. Crack
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' Team.
Charlotte naturally hates to see
PERSONAL POINTER.
the balls as last as our boys sent
fhfira to him.
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Charlotte's people certainly arrived this morning to visit t
me out to iu Ku Diauu ni tha hnmn of Mr. b J iowe.
peeing wi Hiuiub. g Pearsoni0f Morganton, j
their yells lor Charlotte but they . . v waa -th $
4 Jtt$&&&Wrtrirtr&tt$rirfrk&
Mies Edna Lowe, of Lowes- U I AA1 H-tv t
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. i 1 1 j .i.r.l rtr 1 7 I on i urn rrr totq .4.v ka
came OUT lO mu Krauu Hiauu . Uomo of Mr H I Lnwfl. JL oqicia maoio wuim aj
RO and 75 r.pnts. to &a for 4
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40 Cents. X
: .X- ;tt tnrlav TTp won with ! ' "5
IM -of. t tr, nS thrltiii onlv 1B "U1 , T;" r. V'" 4-li 1 1 I t
c-- o t.hA f'nnnnrd crowa in unanoue
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in the fourth and fifth inning. But
! , UU fl,arn in WUBU tuojr uivi u o &
Concord conirai . wnu
ing interests them more than base-
m in ,
oTcfnl TViav wflrfi there .bv "a
anything and at this season noth- maiority. They even had
au organized corps with horns
ball. 1 f nicely decorated with, the colors
Knowing that all of Charlotte's nf their team black and red. But
baseball people would be out at tbe colors and one of the horns
their park Tuesday evening to were captured and brought home,
witness the big game between As for those who wanted to bet
Charlotte and Concord, a large on Concord at the odds of hve to
delegation of rooters of a superior one, nobody could be found to
. -ur.a bet They were as timid as Ice'-
quality were sent Irom here.
Though Charlotte confesses that man, T C i I
muujjuvuai . Urn oofwoflt Vint, who p.onld
yesterday and stuck to them all the 30QOOOOOC3bo
ume. . a
Look nere !
LADIES' LINEN and
Duck Skirts worth 75 cents, $
Fresh
SARATOGO
CHIPS
Made out of New Potatoes.
Hot Stuff,
AT
2 Vfe??
W to go for 50 cents. w
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?? ?rv?rs ?rjg5?
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WORTH 91 anrl 10 r.Ant;n. 34.
YOU FURNISH THE FESt
WE DO THE REST.
That's all we ask you to do t
nish the feet. AVe will not onirdk
the rest but we will do it -weUCv
$2 50
Though Charlotte C"B;"" Moe last week, but who could . . , . n1
they have no team, still they went J mouth ErVin & MorriSOll
ana got me Tuesday despite the fact that
v;AorATit nliioes two Irom . ' . .
11U ' ' Uliiu i
inches wide, to go
for 5 cents.
GR0CER5
called time and again for him
Kings Mountain, one from uaa- Ag fcr tnQ particulars 0f the
tonia, one from laviason anu me u -B nnnecessary to mention
their battery from Mountain tMg afl jt is sufficicnt to say that
ri . A cfill failftfl tn interest I t-Uia oaoann ' Vioa rJnnr.nrfT
, , , i . , A xi. i. u u A Rnmber of Onr Old Veterans Go to
iV cfand Hnn.rnftlv. Uvof anVi ft foam that fnnlan t Diavl A """ , I . 4
lUDBlftU" . Z Z i. Atlanta to Enjoy Themselves. R p C 7 D W A CK H (1 SF
Our team would expect to make ball as she met Tuesday on that . . 1 rA ijJ nuG j
r . . n ; Tuesday night twenty of oar old f FOK20 CENTS, X
a musi uiuuuj iciiuiu wu . ,
TO THEIR REUNION
S300000000C30Cg
ft Ladies' Na- ft
ft tional Belts 25 cents. ft
113000C ADOOOOO
mm
worth 25 cents.
Tuesday night twenty of oar old
a most Diooay recuru Uu Ul 0onfederate veterans went to At-
0, as would have to donbtit wth ,o a e -
AiA-l.uk wk ftnd then sets ee mat grass a loot mgu uu. " , u ,
" : , " there in the field. oar oiaeet people woo loogm id u
;'
We have, every tbiDg in Oiforic
nnr nldest neonle who fought in . I nr-kr rlAIA ! u
beat like they did luesaay even- Asforourteam aDd their positions the war, and death will very prob- Q GOOD DARK CALICO
ing, it is time to burn bats, balls not namo them. Here is ably call many of these old soldiers j 3 cents yard.
andmits. the pay T0 for Charlotte : Hoff- to their final resting place before ji33;33330CXS
aforfofl nff Xeftll fori T-vU.4-oirv ca "H flmflr. I , f Ur. an 0V1 nninn'nn'll Kallpl1 1
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The game
us and continued so to the finish, Uk- Stephens, lb., Parker, p.,
though Charlotte did succeed m Jenkins, c, Alliscjn, If., Ragan, ri,
getting 3 runs in the fourth inning Brem, 2b., Sprinkle, rf., Graham,
and 2 runs in the fifth inning. 3b., substitute.
Oar boys played good steady ball Rogers, Oldham and Eox
with but very few exceptions. Oar made 3 runs each Mangunrand
boys made the other team ashamed
ot themselves sure when it came
to fielding. As fast as a fly came
to the field, so soon were they
scored out. But not only the
fielders played good ball. The
basemen stuck to them, and the
pitchers, Mangum and Wedding-
ton, held them down well. Billy
Weddington did the most of the
pitching for us.
Parker, the thought-to-be crack
pitcher of Mountain Island, did
most of: Charlotte's pitching," and
it proved a sorrow to Charlotte,
though when they put another
one in their box we did still better.
Parker struck out the large num
ber of 2 of our boys, while 11
dropped the bat with a sad look
from our pitcher. Parker gave
five men their bases on balls and
Weddington gave two.
Rogers made a home run on
one of the finest knocked balls
that Charlotte has ever seen. It
would have gone over the fence
dead easy ot any baseball ground,
but the fence has been moved
back on account of their bicycle
track. Billy Weddington also
knocked a two base hit which
made them look daggers at each
other.
Oar boys playing good ball, of
course, also won the game but a
lot of the runs were made by us
by the innumerable muffing of
the balls by their crack players
picked from the best of teams.
. One man on the team, and he has
a most excellent reputation they
said before the game, would mull
Cannon & Fetzer
Company.
An on nee of satisfaction is frattfc.
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a ton oi taiK. oat'eiaunuu
with every pair of shoes weselL
Respectfully,
Reid each made 2, and Caldwell
and Weddington each made 1.
The following is the score of
runs, hits and errors :
R. H. E.
Charlotte 5 8 6.
Concord .15 13 5.
The following is the score by
4
innings :
Charlotte 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 05
Concord 3 3 0 2 6 0 0 1 x 15
Such an unthonght-of victory
had already been gained over
Charlotte in the same way that
Cheraw did them that the latter
halt of our ninth inning was not
played, which surely would haye
increased the rmmber of our runs
still more.
Mr. Sohenck, of Greensboro,
who was Coarlotte's choice, um
pired the game and was as just as
any team could expect. Mr.Pe
OTam. of Charlotte, assisted by
Mr. Young Caldwell, of this place,
kept the score.
M
W A.Q? IS IT
Together with them wa3 their
sponsor, JViss Auaie tsoger ana ner
maid of honorMies Ella Walter.
They will be with them during the
trip and will be the f ivcrites of the
camp.
It is nothing more than right to
single out an old colored man An
thnnv Mills, who live3 in our
county, and who was with the com-'
pany daring the war. His master,
daring slave times, wa3 Dr. Miils,
who is remembered by our people.
Dr. Mills is dead, but this old col
ored man accompanied our veterans
and goes to see Mrs. Dr. Mills, w&o
lives in Atlanta. Mrs. Mills will,
of course, keep him during the reunion.
As to when the veterans will re-
tum, It 18 very luueumir, a duu
may come before the others, Their L&WH OWIHSS H
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tickets are gooa nam iub olo ui
this month.
Dry: Miller,:
Shoe Furnishers..
ZOLEN
If your Piano, Organ, Music Box, Clock or anything-in the Fumv
ture line Phaeton or Buggy looks dingy try one bottle. You t!
never be without it. - " - . - - -
rttJi All the latest Improvements
DATES FIXED.
Has Sued the Company.
It will be remembered that some
time ago a negro named Coot Fitz
gerald, who escaped from the chain
gang, was hit in some, way by a train
After he
No Push-ee no pull-ee, work-ee well-ee, all enm-ee. Call-ee ee-
and if you don't look sharp we will sell you.
above Lexington. After he was
brought back here and is again able
to work on the road, his mother has
Onr Boys Haye a Good JTnmber of j f pj a auit against the Southern.
The papers have been served and the
Games -Booltea Ahead Tor Them
Koto Keep Yonr Eye On Them.
Oar baseball team stayed in
Charlotte Tuesday night and left
early next morning for Cheraw
where they p ay them two games
Wednesday and Thursday. On Fris
day they play at Wadesboro. Then
they will come home and recuperate
for next week here.
On next Monday, Tuesday and
suit will now be put on the' docket.
To District Conference.
Furniture !
World without end and more on the way. Two.ok.
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loads of Chairs. Sounds like we do not intend to let people sit rz icq
floor. And we don't !
Rockers from 75o. to 810 00.
We are in a position to give you anytsian?;
yon want m the Furniture line at the lowest;
, Du,..t Con,erenee. . 6ble priceS. ReSpeOtt.Olly,
Ravs. Homer Earnhardt, J E . . -
Thompson and A E Wiley, together
with Mr. J A 0 Blackwelder and
wife, of Oannonville, left this
(Wednesday) 'morning for Lexing
tcni where they attend the district
AAn.-.JAna nf ti Mpt.hndiat church.
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Wednesday on our diamond here rrjDe confefence will be in session
iucj wv--"- VerV prQD w ly UUUi uiuuuoj.
0. Un the iouowmg rnaay, me
29tb, they play Mountain Island on
Charlotte's diamond .
weakness easily curefi X&
Dr. MUes' Nerve PlasteJ
Bell, Harris Company- '
Withour newFnneral Car' jnst in from CuBiiingliamiSaie:
& Co of Rochester, N.Y-V onr Undertaking Depart 5?
nneqnaled;in North Carolina. 1
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