U. Xu.-No. 2709
CON CORN, N. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26 1898
Whole No lllQS
Br
id Mil n i 511.
iv.
i Nil. . OnnnVAnC
jarvis ana uiubi ofv0
to Bo Here.
peat horseback procession,
Bar'." !' fl" A" a"a Bls
..iv: ( Mislo-rfnxnu ClilTnlry
?fV.r ween Before
Old Cabarrus.
In
clearly Btated in our constitution and
which could not rtossibly be at the
disposal of our coming legislature.
Unlike his opponent, he cited the
terrible condition of our schools, es
pecially in the eastern part of the
State where white teachers most eo
before negro committeemen. He
did not favor the present election
law, and showed its invalidity in its
one part that of registration. He
also cited the extra expenses now
incumbent upon our people, by our
representatives living in high life
while attending ,tbe legislature.
Mr. Weddington then replied in
a short speech. In a very round
about way he spoke of the Demo0
crats haying raised the anesrac-nt
on the pole from $1.01 to $1 11 and
made a calculation for the people of
PERSONAL POINTERS,
v., o T J Jarvis will make a
1 . . ri O . 4.
i icul e'peecn in uoncoru on oai-dav,-the
5:h day of November.
Qje Ci more opsakers will be se-
red for trie occaon in uuuiuuu.
. JU ia fixed upon now to
fl v. w v- - U L
aV, a oraad rally in Concord such the ratea of work by the chain gannr
, hae not hd since we had a Mr. Hartsell soon arose though aud
lt1-p sn vital.. Committees will be informed the audience that the Pop-
Qfiednd a graild aggregation of ulista had still raised' the assessment
orsback ridtrs from every towr-
jp in the county is called for and
cfidentij expected.
A great barbecue dinner will be
rovided and Cabarrus will show
g-he is alive to the occasion.
rMr.R J Haltom, of Sallisbury,
I is here today on busiriess.
Mr. Frank Freeze, of the Mor
ria hardware store, is up in the
Mill Hill neighborhood on -'business.
-
Postmaster. Patterscon went
over to Raleigh last ni&ht to attend
the State Fair.
- -Messrs. Sam Sloop and H M
Weir returned from Albemarle yes
terday evening, where they have
been for several days.
Mr. J 0 Funkhonser, of Ha-
geretown, Md., who was here some
months ago putting the pipe organ
in the Luthern church, arrived here
this morning to do some work on it.
A FRESH SUPPLY Oif
fsom $1.11 to $1.16.
MR. BLACKWELDEK DEAD.
CH
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H
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Kangaroo
School
Shoes.
Rt? ,t retire
hi n
The Master Piece
of an Artist
Nothingmore imporlant to the In the shoe making trade ib L lift
health, comfort and well being of handsome and stylish 2. Of),
at
After iinsrerlnc AbontOne Tear 51 e
Passed Away Brights Disease Tle
t'aose of His Death.
Only a few weeks ago Mr. Harvey
Blackwelder. who has been in bad
Lst each man and woman be ready health for a number of months, was
to act well the part assigned and taken from Concord to the home of
V , a i-5H--f Jm3 father, Mr. JNoah fSlacfcwniaer
Mn XT it fnnrnahin Sinrtft thftfc timp
If solidifying the voters of that par- .inking aradnallv. until
:y that has stood and we trust al- Tuesday he breathed his last.
ays will stand for good government Blackwelder was am.cted
Hid wfiite Bupremacy against all with ijrights disease witn a arop-
eical sffection. He leaves a wife
and several children. He
WAFERS
children than to have them well
shod.
Nothing worae for their health
than to let them go with cold wet
feet.
Where can you get the best shoes
$2.50 and $3.00 Shoes fcr La
dies that we are showing in
our exquisite'falt stock. Dur
able, pretty as a picture and
the acme of perfection in foot
And Cakes
Received. They are fine. Try them.
oinbinations.
is a
o Hear the Candidate Speak
for the least money? We claim wear, we claim for our fine
i that light here is the place. We shoes. We are showinrr a
giye you the greatest variety to splendid line of shoes for the
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ui. juur ona ,r0m. Uttle-tolks from tha littlfe 8oft
make the lowest prices for kind of I . . ., . .
Ervin & Morrison ta'- : "Z, irZ.m
n cn I IN FACT. OUR PRICES ARE
OROCERe BOUND TO BE THE LOWEST, and slippers, sizes t, are just
BECAUSE WE PAY MOfiiEY the thing you want for beds
From Greenland'. lex Monntains. "aUJl" xoxwx x- q .
Eev. Stubblebine gave his lec- We want to sow you onr line of ff .
ture l uesaay ' niBnV 1UQa ;"" All sizes, all styles. Th best shoe is beyond competition,
rnnrt house. The audience was not v, 4-v, c?4i. rn -
w I L VX HUD JUUHJJLID L1L liUD L J Lcfc LiC3 . kAL
as good in numbers as the merits oi Ifor our liangaroo Shoes.
- ttO JJUUU. I Li UUUIUHIO VJ .VL w- AV WM U.vubMtwW WUWUHt 1 ,
brother of Mr Jno. A Blackwelder, the lecture ; can claim. "From C'ariyi Cattai tt
Tuesday who is now at Newberry, S. 0. " Greenland's Icy Mountain" is based dllllUil TCLZrCr M
Company.
HI
PARKS
CO.
It was our pleasure on
at Mt. Pleasant to hear the
, . ,. j. uv uuu jiwnyuv j I On lDQlVlUUUl Dfctliijr ouu w woo -
andidates make their speeches, or y R a .icklev . nastor of Trinity U;n Tt nnnaiflta of a lecture largely
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L . ; M In f Via Hvaf ftmfi I - I ' ..
atner aDDouuueuicuiPr.uD ui0. n,Qtiieran cnnrcQ. illustrated with stereopticon scenes.
uring this campaign. On account The sDeaker beean with the theory
f other engagements, Hon. ii h a Marriage at canndnviiic. Greenland was once a warmer
mith and Rev. W T Cutchin were Tonight at the home of Mr. T C ciimate and even may have been
rl fViorov on 'unnnnnt nf fiickness Wilson, at Connonville, his daughter ia0 ! rtf T?,ftn TCtririnnmB
wuv.v. vl .www U - . , ..... . . I tUO vr. '
Jr. J Lawaon Peck was also absent. . isf!, !; "'TT'?, exist that the dlimate was once
Mere announces for the different , , . warm and salubrious and the land
I nornDUCKie is wen kuowu at . . ,
fficea were made by all of thecandis htivint, Kfin there for abroductive, though now the island
'dates. (Tcent when the time came LnVmr of va. Misa Wilson is a is cold and barren. The lecturer
J ' u UiU MW W W w M mm- - - j
of friends m tnat part 01 our city, scenes, relating in a vaity way iue i I I I I II ii UN I O 1U lbili YYIin UO i
Miss vvnson was once emDioy m incidents of his own voyage, ine
. .1 -iiv i nrr !, - . . . n
in tne munnery store oi mists utuiaiu fielda WGre esDecially beautitui.
Alexander. A nt a nwnB. the rngered
SX. lOW Ui tuu uum.j on
heighte; the bleak and dreary
elates for the Legislature.
Mr. W M Weddington made the
opening epeech,begining by the abuse
of Chairman Simmons, on account of
the circular letter'. He also played
upon the ignorance of the people by.
k ,; : .... xu lin.inAViiciaiiionf. I ni..tLi.i.'.l. 1 t .-. w- tnVtt in V o
' . . ' I - 1 4- V r ttt o Irno' t.rvft TinlHr Dealt
tune, but we are informed that he court house at 8 o'clock. The ad thTd were shown
13 gradually weakening on this sub- mission fees will be 15 and 10 cent?, and even the n s w .
M at eah precinct. He woa.d R8V. Stubblebine has been a JfSf iSE
uve the people believe that Mr. missionary in the great city, and ?w inewiu p
Montague was the ore who put Jim will give a vivid word and canvas inR . habi
picture of the city as it is. , .
A Birthday Dinner. Uq q longed for.
A big birthday dinner is being The latter part of the entertain-
Young over the inmatea of the deaf
and dumb asvlum. and he even
my
showed to the people .the picture of
Jim at his work. He started to read
the Chadboarn letter or letters but
was called down on account of time.
Mr. Hartsell followed his oppo
nent by a fifteen minute speech,
fi'8t citing to the people the innum
erable amount of extra taxes levied
b.v the fusion legislature. He was
glad to Bay that tfce statement of
Mr. Weddington in regard to Jim
Young was absolutely false. He also
answered a statement that Mr. Wed
dington had made in regard to there
being five negro road overseers in
Rowan county by informing the
audience that he had Mr." Theo. F
KluttzY statement that this was
false. This was, very probably,
sufficient for the audience.' Mr.
Hart8elf soon showed to the people
the means by which any one can be
deprived of his vote and which is
Give us your-ear and we will tell'yo their eason why-
ie Slums of New York City. ' " .
This will be the eubject of Rev. FURNITURE is the burden of our song. We study. Wbffr
nhhlehWs lecture tonight in the their peculiar garD, tne aog
day, we dream ofdt by night- Our highest imbition in
a business way is to give the good people of Concord and
country for miles around the advantage of a FURNI
TURE STO RE EXCELLED B Y NONE and EQ UM.LL-
ED by few in North Carolina.
Buying in carllots for spot cashfrom the best factories
in the United States gives us a long lead, inlbhe, direction
that interests buyers. Wehuvehthe BESIWSTOCR, the
best prices that has ever been our pleaeure to offer our
customers-
We lhanJc our friends for the splendid trade given us
in the past. We hope; bylclose lattentiou to your, interest
to merit it in the future- i
Dont fail to see those handsome "Golden Oaks'lCome
and see us, we will do you Good -
given at the home of Mr. Fred Giass ment was for the amusement of the
today (Wednesday.) It U Mrs.G ass's children, and were highly colored
birthday that is being celebrated, comic pictures.
Besides the family, others are1 there 0vercome eviI . wjtn good Over
among them being Mrs. W A Calds come your coughs and colds with
nfciiHrpn. Mra. WillPronst. One Minute Cough Cure, It is bo
Cil ' I j fn it. Tt. nnrea
I IT! If II 1 I'll n I I K.I v a ha aw "
Ktpr l & i i
croup, oroncniiiPt puDumuuia,
Mis. D A Caldwell, and Mrs.
Earnhardt.
The Musical Concert.
The Woody Bros., of Chicago,
gave their musical concert at the
Lutheran church Tuesday night,
consisting entirely of vocal music,
arranged in solos and trios. They
are exceptionally fine singers and
succeeded in getting up their num
ber for holding t ieir mts cal ccn
vention which lasts for five night?,
beginning on Thursday night.
Ndboay need have Neuralgia Gev Tr. MlteJ
iSSlW toom druggists. "One cen 6cso-
grippe and all throat and lung dis-
esee. J r UiDson.
Ml8 Nettle mltn Dead.
On Tu s lay afternoon Mies Ne'
tie Smith, daughter of Mr. Ed.
Smith, died of the dread disease -consumption.
Miss Smith was a
nice respectable young lady of
about 20 years of age. The faneral
was preached by Rev. Hinson at
White Hall, after which the re
mains were interred in the grave
yard at Rocky R'dge
Bell, HarH