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Vol. Xw-No. 2709
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
A Good Attendance or Our Teachers
From concord and Thronghont
lie County Interesting Talks On
Different Subjects.
CONCOttW, N: C. TUESDAY, AUGUST 23 1898
FIGHT AT GOLD HILL.
Pistol, a Knife and a Plank Tsed-
Several Hurt.
There was a fight at UnlH Win
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The Teachers Institute opened in nraaJ Ing which was pars
the curt bouse Monday. Owin to !?.P ln 8eral prominent
the delay of the trains, Prof. Joys ' 83ys l"bwj San.
ner, of Greensboro, and Prof. 1l08e .Participating -in one way or
8harpvof PineyiUet.did not arrive T 1 Manney, Sid
until Monday afternoon. A short Ma?nev w L Snaver and Dr. Shim-
tiession' was held that afternoon. Pl' '
Prof. Joyner made a short talk that uifie'tronbIe abont the tele.
afternoon to the number accenting ll ?, m-: dePok t0 Dr
the imnortance of the nomWH bhlmP hoa8e-
- . I AmOTlff thA - WAflom . ... J
,uw nt0uyUB uoeu were
terest of the teachers in the work.
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and expressed his delight in being
with the teachers of our county.
This ( Tuesday) morning Prof.
a pistol, a knife and a Blank.
Sidney Manney was- cut abq
the bowels, bat the wound was not
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Miss Maggie Bessent returned
noma irom Charlotte yesterday
OVHDlDg. .
Mr. Tom Cannon, of finny fan
burg, is in our city visiting at the
uume oi nis Drothers here.
1 Mr. Jae. Northey, of Charlotte,
an omciai ot the -Bell Telephone Co.
uere today on business.
Superintendent P I, RoKW,
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ana Mr. Henry Wilson
home this morning from a trip to
uuiiugion.
Miea Sallie Castor Add Yiay
friend, Miss Carrie NA?lpr
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spending a day or two with relatives
Whole No 11773
A FRESH LOT OF
snarpe opened tne session. His flfrn: " "uuun in township.
as.wM ..Ti,ft a; struck over the head with a nlank P
.nr L r .T F H M..erwodTed,-t es in h ?Dd Mrs, D F Cannon and
f 7"L ; the ar om the Doctor's knifp 80n ATCtXQY returned from Chai-
,O J C 'r WTen" or0M- Parties cam .i.un ' .vTl.- 8' J W Wadaworth.
rrot. joyner then spoke on the . : " J muiu
fiabjct of "Readine
ucvciuu Lilt-1, in I ill n rii nnunran rtrr ark I r oriat Bifit w i - w "
, v . ou . " - Mr. C W Boabamer. Mr Grav has
Jomg showlD8 also the closa rela- Miss L.llie Lit.kar, of Charlotte, been out in the India Territory
.tion between the eaoher and the u visiting at Mrs. J 8 Goldston'a on ior some time and came om to see
papiU 10 the school work North Onn,h ...... u.- ... Zz . over 10 866
P'uk.-.W .w... .u. - .!,.. urn. aostiamer, Mrs.
."T t:u . j H M Barrow, who has been Kamsenr and MiBS Lize Gray
aaoiect, setting tortn the lmDorUnoe
1 4. , . a jvmgs mountain
Or tne fltnnv nf niafnrv nafnal I i Ttr ... .
.....,. uu aynesviiie for some time, re-
ence and normal stndie. and a bets turned homeMonday evening much
w.Mj w inoiomic, uub leaving j lujprovea.
Pnllpao- a f0f? . Mrs' W R 0deI1 children
I11W4J, uo oajB, nave gone to Connelly Sprines
should be well started in our public ljr L , y springs,
'schools, then the pupil la prepared TTMrVChae8 fty, of Danville
Tor the stet) to.be tkn t Ur va spent Sunday in the city.
A most excellent and interesting Mr and Mrp- Charles Williams,
address was then given by Prof. of CiJarIoUe who have bsen visiting
Joyner on "Lmguage," going deeper lvea ln tne Cltv returned hom
mrn tha anKif I Monday.
m ww vuw huu cuu aixr-auw m LHr I.HI 1 I -
maKing still more branches to the
aabject being discu-eed.
The subject of 'History" was
"rT " Jr aarpe 8D-pulmonary ExerclSes at Betnel.
Sieatinff that the nnnil h matrnnfo ... "
r a - I V. a ne ocanaara is requested to an-
to write nrndnrhrmn nf o ViiatAiol . . u
nt V. "Z, & : DOaDCe that on Satday night, An.
hf;rt r b. aai!y
eer Period, the Period of SetUraent fm c In "e eastern 8eS8Ioos of the Inat.tnte held in the
the RevolnhooarTpeld The 7 T WOtDan'8 CDrt frm 9 30 8" t0 13
Period of the Growth of Federal "l'"'uuar'. - P vzsnors are
Jdeaa -ceuerni 0,ety. The exercises will consist of welcome to come when they please,
Prof Shame informed th fpLlV.T. V. ' y piease ana
-ww- huu a gn. an Hdrtrpsa h t ri
nro V 1 1 . . I . j i-iui. u
- "Aiiwci iiucv wore re
HI : JSTEiSTI.
I30000C30C-OC.Xi;
ONE LOT
of Lawn worth 10 to goat
' 5. cents.
Worth 25 to o at!5o
Worth 15 to eo at 8e .
These are Remnants.
SEE!
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Ladies' Gowns
. 40 and 50 cents.
Ijadies' Chemise 20c
Ldies' Corset Covers 25c.
Ladies' Drawi-.
We are golne to sell them.
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YOU FURNISH THK FEET
WE DO THE REl
That's all we ask you to do-lf r-
nish the feet We will not only do
the rest, bat w-a wiir ri n"
$2 50 "en ior
ancy
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AT-
Mfoa r.;ii;A n ,i t ' ,
.. miiiD vw, woo nas oeen
visiting Miss Marella Ward, at Sal- Frvin & Mrifricn-i
isburv. has retnrnH hnmo Cr Vin lYlOrriSOO
v 4 Vff 111 J I
GR0CER5
I3oo:oooooooci
Q Nice Plaid
f Shirtwaists
Worth 50 and 60 cents,
Jaj To close out at 40 cents.
Cannon cc Fetzer
Company.
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quested to deposit any questions
which they wisned the Institute to
answer or discuss.
The whols number of teachers in
the county is, whites, 73," colored
23. The attendance the first
day wfis, white3 33, colored 7. The
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.
leave whenever they plea3e. Their
coming and going will not interrupt
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tne worK
Dr, Charles D Mclver, of the Stte
Normal and Industrial College, ill
deliver-an address Friday morning
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The cot cable at Manila has been T T
united and commnnica ions are ""'.."f ersitr,
reunited and commnnica ions
now direct.
Five persons perished in the burnt
second day there were, whites 47, hotels, National and Windsor at
colored 15 . Sixty-two out af Qfi Hot Sunne. Ark ' sfltnrW
" w i o r ? wu -J Ui ' I LA"
and Hon. C H Mebane. Snnprintor,,
dent of Pabiic Instruction, are ex
pected to speak also on that day.
lechers - are in attendance.
nr Arm Broben.
Little Frances Craven, daughter
of Mr. K L Craven, fell from the
gate post late Monday evening and
hroKe her arm jast at the elbow . It
proved ?ery painful to her that
night, but she is reported vto be
resting very well this (Tuesday)
morning.
New Clerk at the St. Cloud.
To fill the place of clerk at the
St. plond hotel vacated by Mr. De.
barry Fisner, Mr. J E Palmer, of
near Lexington, arrived Monday af
ternoon. Mr. Palmer seems to b3 a
Yery pleasant and accommodating
young man and we welcome nim to
our city and hope that he will be
well pleased with our people.
It is better to be nobly remem
bered than nobly born. Ruskin.
ing.
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The relations between England
and Russia are said to be strained to
a fearful point.- It is said that
neither wants war, but that hostili-
ties may be precipitated by Russia's
aggressions to a point at which
England might Brike a blow
The terms of the Manila sarrenn
der allowed the Spaniards to retire
with the honors of war, officers' to
retain their side arms and horses;
the prisoners to enjoy libertv ant
eat off of Uncle Sam till they can
get away; all public valuables toac
cxpe. to,..the United Ss&refl Th
Spanish arms are to be returned to
tbesoldiers when they return or
when the Americans leave Manila.
Is what comes to those that use a "Pine
Fiber" Mattress. oSOures ooue-hs nna
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is very beneficial to all lung and throat
nuuuie. igmy recommended by medical
fraternity. Cheaper than Patent Medicine
soft as hair and will not pack. Our "Perfec
tion Mattress' made from regihned cotton
down, "sold with a guarantee." for hiirf
( , . 7 ...
icomiort, stands at the head of the list. Hair
Home From Jncnsonyllie.
Mpnare .Inn A fovanHii anA u
lSZZ ?0ttn' COttn and husk straw and cotton
e enmg. 4Mr. Jno. Alexander was rm a gOOd COmmOIl to the best mattreSS for
called home bv Xhe death of hia ats. ll-ick
u-i w- -.ii u n t - vycy cLiwttys on nana.
r. while Mr. Dolnh Ham Irnn wftfi u
Yon know that one third of your life is spent in bed ?
In order to have a first class; bed yon must have a No. 1
Spring. We have at your command : the Silver King, The
Dutchess, the President, the National, "Raleigh," "Sweet
Rest Mprpheous" and. -Solid Comfort." Pay yorr money
and take your choice, s ' -
ter, while Mr. Dolph Hamilton was
also granted a furlough. Both hae
a ten days' fnriongh.
So far the doctors have nArsn4W
people to have everything else cut
out but their tongues Atchison
Globe. ' -
WANTED To buy 100,0001
pounda of old cast-iron scrap, de
livered at the foundry at once, far
which we will pay a fair price. No
burnt iron, wanted.
alCtf. Concord Foundry Co.
When you call for De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve the great pile
cure, don't accept anything
Don t be talked into accepting
substitute, for piles, for soreF
s. J JF liibson,
else.
a
for
All persons indebted to
Archey by account will please
tie same at once. W G Means
Dr.
sel-
tf.
House Furnishing Goods of eveay description, world
:. without'end. Come and gee. v
' BeSfl9 Harris Gompaey.
We have everything In Oxfords
except your feet.
n . oanoe of jtlsiicy.on. is worth
a tton of talk Satisfaction goes
with every pair of shoes we sell. -Respectfully,
Dry Miller,
Shoe Furnishers.
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