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CONCORD, N; C. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 1898
Whole No' 11783
THE RESULT
the- Democratic Primaries
as
Heard From at This i line.
WABD 1. '
Commissioners -Jno. Allison, E
Frank Faggart and W F Cannon by
Reclamation."
Coroner- Brown by acclamation.
Cotton Weigher Graeber 15, John
goa 26, Propst 10, Boger- 4, Bost 4,
Fisher 2. :
Register of Deeds Stallings 10,
White 27, Johnson 28.
Sheriff Harris 32, Peck 13,White
35.
Surveyor Lnng by acclamation.
Clerk of CourtCook 50, Harris
39.
; Treasurer Swink by acclamation:
Legislature Hartsell 62,Newell 2
Ward 2.
Commissioners W F Cannon,
M L Brown and Wm. Propst.
Coroner Brown by acclama
Hon. ' ,
Cotton Weigher Johnson 13.
Propst 16, Graeber 8, Bost 1.
Register of Deeds -White 13,
Johnston 15, Stallings 3.
Sheriit Harris 8, Pock 18,
White 10.
Clerk of ConrtCook 21, Har
ris 16.
Treasurer Swink by acclama
tion.
Legislature Hartsell 12, New
ell 12.
Surveyor Long by acclama
tion. '
Ward 3.
Commissioners W F Cannon
10, H W Ludwig 13, M L Brown
9, Jno. Allison 20, L J Foil 11,
Torn Bost 5, Nesbit 1.
Coronor McNamara 7, Rich
mond 7, Fisher 10.
Cotton Weigher Propst 7,
Johnston 10, Graeber 2, Bost 1,
Fisher 1, Boger 1, Townsend 1.
Register of Deeds White 8
Johnson 10, Stallings 5.
Sheitiff White 14, Peck 4, Har
ris 5, 1 I
- Clerk of Court Cook 18, Har
ria7. Treasurer Swink by acclama
tion. Legislature Hartsell 22, New
ell 1.
WARD 4.
Qommissioners Jno. P Allison,
Chairman. No others voted Upon.
Coroner Jas. N Brown.
Cotton Weigher Wisher 1, Boger
1, Propst 12, Graeber 3, Townsend
2, Bost 1.
Register of Deeds Stallings 2,
White 5, Johnson 18.
Sheriff White 9, Harris 10,
Pecs: 5.
Clerk of Court Cook 16,Harris 7.
Treasurer Swink by acolamotin.
Legislature Uninstructed.
Surveyor John H Long.
Township No. 4.
Commissioners Ruf us Cline 32.
Coroner Brown 16.
Cotton Weisjher Graeber 10,
Fropst 19, Fisher 4.
Register of Deeds Johnson 23,
White 6.
' Sheriff White 15, Harris 6,
Surveyor Long 29.
Clerk of Court Cook 32 Har-
ns i.
Treasurer Swink 26.
Legislature Hartsell 26.
NO. 5 TOWtSHIP.
Commissioners E Frank Fag
gart 21,John W Kluttz 3, R F Cline
37, Wm. Propst 37, Allison 32.
Coroner Not voted upon.
Cotton Weigher Propst 44.
Register of Deeds Johnson 25,
White 9. Stallings 1
Sheriff White 16, Harris 9,
Peck 15.
Clerk of Court Cook 27, Harris
17.
Surveyor Long 37.
Treasurer Swink unanimously.
Legislature Hartsell unanimous
NO. 8 TOWNSHIP."
Commissioners W F Gannon, J no.
Allison and W N Misenhsimer.
Coroner Not. voted upon. ,
Cotton Weigher Fisher 71, Propst
18, Jno. Widenhouse 1.
Register of Deeds Stallings 40,
White 30, Johnson 10.
' Sheriff White 13, Peck 67, Har
ris 11. . -
Clerk of Court Cook utaniinous.
Treasurer-Swink 80, Bostian 4.
( NO. 11 TOWNSHIP.
Commissioners E Frank Fag
gart 80, Jno. Allison 49, W F Can
non 12, R V Caldwell 33, A M
Brown 18.
Coroner J C Ferguson unani
mously. Cotton Weigher Propst 41, Fisher
24, Townsend 13, Boger 2, Johnson
1, Boat 4 J
Register of Deeds Johnson 82,
White 4, Stallings 1.
Sheriff Harris 11, White 66,
Peck 19.
8arveyor Ling unanimously.
Clerk of Court Cook 75,Harris8.
Treasurer Swink unanimously.
Legislature Hartsell uaanimouss
THE SECOJND TO MUSTER OUT
The Orders Issued Friday For This to
Take Place at Raleigh.
A special to the Charlotte Obsers
ver from Washington, dated Sept.
2nd, says: Orders were issued tos
day for the mustering out of the
Second North Carolina Regiment
now at St. Simon's Inland, Ga. The
papers of the regiment will be ex
amined and the command sent to
Raleigh in a few days. On arrival
Uaere, 30 day tqrloughg will ha is
sued to the men. All furloughs
will be made to expire the same
day, and any one failing to report
at Raleigh on that day will be cons
lidered a deserter. No traveling ex
penses will be allowed the men who
go to their homes, but they will re
ceive commutation on furlough ra
tions at the rate of 25 cents each
day. Sufficient details of men will
be retained in Raleigh to guard
government property and assist in
clerical work of winding up the
regiment's affairs .
At the muster-out the men will
be examined physically in a most
thorough manner. They will then
receive all the pay and allowances
due them.
John A Ritchie, of Company L,
First North Carolina, was today diBs
charged.
Will Come Next Month.
Rev. W B Oney, who is now pass
tor of a charge at Craven, in Rowan
county, and who has accepted a call
from St. Andrews Lutheran church
at this place, will be here the first of
October. His family will move
here a short while afterwards and
will very probably live in one of
Mr. M U Walter's residences at
Cannon ville.
When you call for De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve the great pile
cure, don't accept anything else.
Don't be talked into accepting a
substitute, for piles, for sores, for
burns. J P Gibson,
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mr, Louis Brown returned from
Gastonia this morning.
Mies Sallie Rtirewalt, of David
son, is visiting Mrs. Ann Fink. ;
Mrs. Hutch Kizziah left this
morning for Salisbury.
Miss Pearle Morrison is spend
ing Sunday with the Misses Nichol
son. '
Rev. T F Marr returned to Sal
isbury this morning, after assisting
Kev. Thompson this week in a re
vival meeting.
Miss Madge Wadaworth, of
Charlotte, came over this morning
to visit at the home of Mr. D F
Cannon.
Attorney Morrison Caldwell
went to Salisbury this morning to
arrange a schedule of appointments
with Hon. Theo. F Kluttz.
i --Mr. Ed. Barnes, of Kings
Mountain, who has been visiting at
Mr. K M . Barrow's, left this mora
ing.
Little Julia Erwin, daughter of
Dr. Erwin, of Charlotte, returned
home this morning, after spending
several days with Miss Shelby
Hsrri?.
Mrs. Marshall Crowell, of Albe
marle, returned here yesterday
evening from Harrisburg, where
she has been visiting her parents.
She left this morning for her home. 1
Mies Pattie Adams, of Monroe,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Hou
ston. We are glad to note that Miss
Adams will very probably attend
school here. .
Mr. D cherry Fisher, of M.
Pleasant, formerly clerk at the St.
Cloud hotel, is in our city today.
He will leave tomorrow evening for
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Fannie Bynum, whoha3
been spending several months in
Chatham county, has returned to
the home of Mr. R A Brower. Mrs.
Dr. Pemberton, of Monroe, accom
panies her here.
A FRESH LOT OF
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GR0CER5,
Town Commissioners Uleet.
Our town commissioners met Fri
day in their hall. Agent Gowan
Dusenbury was before the board
laying in a complaint in regard to
putting jn the sewer pipe above the
depot. He stated that after consul-
tation with some others, he believed
it would be an injury to the health
of those Hying about the depot.
After discussing tbe matter, how
ever, the action of the Bewerage
committee was endorsed by the
board.
A committee, consisting of Messrs
Irvin Woodhouse, W A WilkinsoD,
Chas. Sappenfield, together with
Mayor Crowell, were appointed to
ensider the pavement matter on
8outh Main street.
Nothing else of importance was
reported. They adjourned to meet
on Monday evening. Sept. 12th, at 5
o'clock. - . . ; ' sssrs
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ONE LOT OP
Indigo
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at 3 i-2 c. Yard
ONE LOT OF
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