Vol- Xi No. 2709
OONOOKIX N; C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 1898
.Whole i No 11799
rn ARK-MILLER WEDDING
, utiit HaI1 Presbyterian Chnreh
rtnesday JGvcnins: 4. Nnmber ol
pltives and Friends Present.
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
i
Confederate Teternns Association
Asks for Help for Soldiers' Home.
The North Carolina Confederate
k wntifal ceremonv was tiers I , . .
. veterans' .association ma tee 3 an ap-
fM11,:d at White Hall Presbyterian j tQ it8 member8 fo. fnnda jn aid
church on Wednesday evening, Sept, Qf tfae soWiers' homa at Raleigh
21et, by the bride's pastor, Rev. Te fonowing ia th6 ap , ...
0 F Raakin, when Miss Mattie Lee iq am octhomed . w
Vharr, daughter of Mr.' Fran 0 Stronsch, chairman of the execn
vh.irr "Ho Uvea near this place, and . XT
1 DUX LIT? P.OniTn ffpfl nt fVia M nrt h (lorn
Jiev. ,;.-7in Miller, of Rowan conn- lina aoldiers, hcms tQ
th ,ook e marriage yowa. appropriation for the enrrent year
At ; ;ia pointed boor, 5 30 fw tfce of g 60
'rtnok amidst the straina or the . , . . . .
o oovk, ,UIUOk , , ,,, . nearly exhausted, that onr brethren
0M in cr march p'p.ved hy Misa Jo?ie ... a , , .
p,lftrT of Charlotte, the doors of the , , . ..
thrown open for the ' ...
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PERSONAL POINTERS.
. . . I meeting: of the sreneral assemblv in
re of the scoato-be marnea r ' -"
vb.uv.w4j uv.a.u. jluu ate anaic biiab
To ths sacred altar the
$8,500 per annum must defray the
room whB UWJi C08fco f0oa, medicines, lights, wash-
Arndt, ma special , --- ci0tning, fuel, attendants, nursing
attired m a oeautiful , . J
innerai expenses, repairs, me-
tiitj oriue, utti-cu. u
trnveiinor auit of blue, leaned jipon 1- and &n
Mr. lrank
the arm of her father,
Pharr. Prefcty little Miss Louise
Wilson acted ns " flower girl accompa
nied by Scott Yorke. Misi Bernice
Phatr, sister or the bride, waa the
tn-did cf honor and. waB robed in a
beautiful dresa of cream color.
Messrs. Archey Cannon and Felix
Pharr were the ushera for tjie oc
cafion.
Affr the taking of the solemn
expenses wbftso.
ever. The institution ia carefully
managed, such supplies being rp.f?&d
in the garden and stock pens, as the
limited'8pace allows. The veterans
are fairly well clothed, but will ur
gently need funds for fuel and pros
vision. The statement of the case
ia sufficient. It cannot be necessary
to issue lengthy appeals to North
Carolina soldiers and their friesds
in hphftlf nf nnr aorpd und flnffarinT
beautifal band ring of gold Leroes .g conflaently believed
mIaaa rirt nnrrnK AT trial
wwpiw-eu uPu fcUC "-" that every camp will ayail itself of
tnae Dy coe groom.
Qnte a number of relatives and
friends were. preetnt -almost a sufs
ficient number to fill the chur
this privilege in behalf of those v. ho
obeyed the command of the State,
winning for her icimrrtal renown,
and are now stricken and helnlfiss '
After receiving a baantlfnl number .fl r . . , . . .
of congratulations from all, the , Qf preeidect nd execntive
Driaai coupie ocs-raea sue irain tor
Salem, .Va., whare they will spend
eoroe time . .
committee of the association. Con
tributions from, or through, each
carrm should be forwRrdp.d to W (3
Kev. Miller is pator of a Lnth Stron4oh Raleigh and wiu be 0.
. (ran church near Lnirton and has
g number of friendo here. Mi99
Pharr is one of our county's most
esteemed pud refined daughters, and
has many friendi boh in her ocm
nesr here and in Concord, aud all
will join us in o inr.jt h.?arty con
gratulaticna to them in their new
life.
A special Term ofCoutt at Charlotte.
Uovernor Rasretl hns answered
the pstition sent in by the rp'e cf
Cbgrlotte and Mocklenburg county,
in which petition they asked for a
trial at-an early date of Joe Jackson,
the negro who stand? charad with
n assault on Miss Brown, of Crof
ic that county. Goveraor Racsell
eays that October 21st will be as
tfirlj as he can g2t a trial for him.
Hearing that a mob was coming
to the jail Wednesday night, the
sbsriH took the negro, Joe Jackson,
cut of jail to om3 'other pbca.
However, the mob proved to ba a
very small one, eays the Charlotte
Observer. -
knowledged. v
Very respect IIj,
C B DeihSOn."
Our commander, Mr. D A Cald
well, has received the cill i,i cozs
sideiirff a method or &oinn. Pt-r-
eons whose 'hesris are toucLed will
plea?e give it consideration p.nd we
promise toco-cpersta in a movement
to respond romp' ly. Seme plan
will doubtless be matured &nd op
portunity to contribute wiU be tiven
very soon.
Mr. Frod Nash and a friend, of!
Salisbury, spent today here.
Mr. D Frank Cannon, Jr., spent
last "night in Salisbury on businees.
Rqt. J A Arndt returned home
this morning, after attending the
marriage yesterday evening.
Cashier D B Coltrane returned
from a business trip to Stanly this
morning. .
Rev, C L Hoffman, palter ot
the Episcopal church at ChorTottp,
is spending today with his lrisnd,.
Rev. J C Davie.
Mrs. Dr. Henderson went to
Salisbury this . morning,, having
been called by the illness of. her
brother, Mr. McConaughey.
Mrs. Will Bingham and chil
dren went to Charlotte tb! rrrrins
to visit for a dzy or two at the
home cf Dr. Mheaheimar.
. Mr.-raui rarKs, wno ,t 3w
night superintendent at the Cabar
rus mills, will aoon enter a textile
school at Lowell,'Ma88.
Mr. J W Cannon has gone to
Philidelphia and New York cn a
buBiness trip. He will be gone
about a week.
Attorney Luther Hartsell went
to Asheboro this morning to at
tend court, he having a case to
plead.
Mr. Jno. Yorke came over yes
terday evening from Charlotte on
his Wheel to attend the wedding at
White Hall.
Mr. David Henderson and wife,
and Mr?. Jno. Frezer, of Jac?:3oa
ville, Fla., and Mrs. E B Laird, of
Charlotte, Epont today with 1 1
Zsb Morris. Mrs. Frazier is a sister
of Mrs. Morris,
p
ourrnsr In
1 "J,l
Our immense stock
of Fall and 2 Winter
goods aire pouring in
daily, both on Dry
G-oods and Clothing
sides.
Cannon & Fetzer
Company,.
YOU FURNISH THE FEET
WE DO THE REST.
That's all we ask you to do f r-
nish the feet.': We will not, only do
the rest but we will do it well fox
$2 50. .
We have everything in OAfcuds
except your feet.
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An ounce of satisfaction is worth
a ton of talk. Satisfaction goes
with every pair of shoes we sell.
Respectfully,
Dry -Miller,
Shoe Furnishers.
A grsrjd monument lvas unyeiled
at Quebec on the 21st j in honor cf
I tLe grent French explorer Clim"
, t!e .founder of that .'city.
for
Atiuj;nnied Tacm to reyettevtlle.
For several dayn after the Second
! feiiiiCiit htid been mustered out
nothing could be heard from Mr.
icra Johnson by his mother at th:3
Pce. At last a letter came this
(Thursday) morning saying that he
kad accompanied the Fayetteyille
company (that is the company into
which he enlisted) to their home,
tf&ere a grand reception was given
the soldiers. As Mr. Johnson had
been with them during their differ
ent experiences, and some of thorn
in their case vrere somewhat rough,
the boys of course wanted him to go
with them home.. . In his letter he
fiaid he was having a grand time.
To Aitenct the Fnacrnl.
A large number were, preont this
(Thursday) evecing from difsrent
places to attend the 'fun?nl of K.q.
R W Allison. Among t
Charlotte were Mra. Sf.rr-h Yc.nr,
Mrs. Sarah White, Mr. and Mrc
Geo. Wileon, Mr. ard Mrs. D P
Hutchinson and daughter, ana a!so
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Springs, of
Lancaster.
Mr. Baxter Irisn Very Low.
From the Salisbury Snn we eee
that Mr. Baxter Parish, of this
place, who some time asro went from
Raleigh to Baltimore for the pur
pose of having an A operation per
formed isi atthe point cf death at
Johns Hopkins Hcepital. His
brother, Engineer Walter Parish,
baa gone to his badBide.
o-
Bis Tbili Broken.
Woodly, son of Mr. Robt. Wallace,
at Ewtfield, received a serious accis
dent Wednesday eyening while fell
iog a tree. He waa assisting his
father, when the tree fell on him,
breaking his left; thigh . The in
juries, says the Charlotte Observer,
are serious, yet it i8 thought he will
recover:
Sctlce to Tax payers, j
I will visit the places belo
tha purpose of collecting taxes on
days stated during tho month of Oc
tober.
I will be in my office during the
months of September and November,
or you will find a deputy there for
the piirpo8 of ccllecng taxea.
Rocky River, township; No. 1,
Monday, October 17tb, 1898 .
Poplar Tent, township No. 42,
Tuesday, October 18th, 1898.
Deweese, town3hip No. 3, Wednes
day, October 19 :h, 139S.
Cook', township No. 4 Thurs
day, October 20th, 1B98.
Mt. Gilead, township No. 5f Fri
day, October 21at, ji98.
J M Faggart, toiynehip No. 6,
Saturday, October 22nd, 1898.
Reed Misenheime? s township No.
7, Monday, October 24th, 1898 .
Mt. Pleasant township No. 8,
Tuesday, October 25tb, 1898.
O F Smith's, township No. 9,
Wednesday, Octobe26ih, 1898.;
Bethel, township ! No. 10, Thurs
day, October 27th, 1898.
Old Field, township No. 11, Fris
day, October 28th, 1898.
Concord, township No. 12, Saturn
day, October 29th, 1898.
Candidates for the different conns
ty offices will be present at places
and dates named above.
Very Rsspectf ally,
M L Buchanan, 8heriff.
Cabarrus County, N. 0., Sept. 19,
1898. : "
is "vvnat comes to tnose tnat use a . 11110
Fiber" Mattress. Cures coughs, colds and
is very beneficial to Call lung and throat
trouble. Highly recommended, by medical
fraternity. ' Cheaper than Patent Medicine
soft as hair and will not pack. Our Perfec
tion Mattress," made Irom reginned cotton
down, "sold with a guarantee," for solid
comfort, stands at the head of the list. Hair,
cotton, cotton and husk, straw and cotton
from a good common ItOvthe best mattress for
the money always on hand.
You know that one third of ' your life is spent inj bed :
Tn order to have a first class bed vou must have a No. 1
Spring. We have at your command the Silver King, The
Dutchess, the President, the f National, "Raleigh," 4 Sweet
Rest," Morpheous" and 43olid Comfort," Pay your money
and take your choice. - s -
House Furnishing Goods of eveay description, world
without end. Come and gee. ; . .
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