Vol. Xi-No. 2709
CONCOULVN; C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 1895:
Whole No 11799,
HE WAS DOWNED.
Kopnblican in Rowan Connty
I rit d to rnt Up a Scarecrow In De
fence of the Fusion Administration,
pnt Had to Take Bach Water.
ve ponce in the Salisbury San
tat !!r. Juo. M Julian, the Demo
raric county chairman there, had a
;tte (liecaasion some nights ago
th leading Republican out in
Twe country. After Mr. Julian had
ifliabed his speech, tLe Republican
jfced Mr. Julian to answer a quee-
1CI1 for him 1 hia of coarse suited
n ,rritif sneaker: aa r!1 napa
lm t.L! V -" ( I 1 T " .
tj05,j can be answered. The Re-
i osVofl Mr .fnlin if it. wrnsi
ro: true that a Democratic sheriff in
Wake county deputized a nes
grota arrest two white ladies. Mr.
:Ja!isn quickly denied the states
cent. Then the Republican made
i. . i 4. i .i. i j
the ptoposiiiou iiiai. ujiu ub auu lvir,
Jaiiaa send a representative to RaK
i ...... -Vt f ho rannrAa Tf Mr
Ja'ian's statement' was true the
other man was to bear all of the ex
penses and also vote the Demo
critic ticker, and if the Repub
lican statement was true Mr.. Ju
lian wa3 to bear all expenses and
Tote the f usionist ticket. The
agreement waa made tht night, but
?&s to be written out the next
morning. The Republican showed
up, but after talking awhile the
Kepnblican asked that the contract
gay that the negro arrested black
voajen. This changed the matter
l<ogether, and the Republican
found out that hia scarecrow coald
not fool the people after all.
Jake Newell Orates at
Sossamon's
School Ilonse.
Hon. R L Smith was sent to Soss
samon a ecnooi nouse xnursaay
m m f
night to set a division of time
witn Mr. Jake JNeweii, wno is now
going about over the county making
peeches in favor of the fusionists.
Mr. Newell's epeecb, as reported to
us bv one whose word cannot be
doubted, was devoid of argument,
but full of abuse from beginning
oend. The News and Ob3erver,
Charlotte Observer, Concord Times
and Standard received a plenty of
abuse from his lips - The latter
two,. he eaid, were all right except
that brains was one of their. un
hown quantities. He said that he
know from much experience that
fcraiiia were necessary to run a
newspaper, else it would soon topple
wtr. Everv Uamocratic sneaker.
j - A -7
e!-cr of State or county renown,
deficient and incapible for
aythin . lie was at the speaking
Ko.:iO township Thursday when
Mr. Harteell told the audience that
3 nomination for the Legislature
8 unponahfc for. vet when Mr.
jJ-5 J .
fell .rt to Soeeamon's ecbool
boueo that night he eaid in his
ePeech that Mr. Hartsell had
wrki dishonestly and untiringly
r the offioe.
Mr. Sm
minnffia rnf. fnll nf hna fnr
Mr, lie wellt as he somewhat ig
nored his opponentbut epoke upon
1 -S 11 a nnnr nnn -f irri f in cr n a ann
hich are the foundations of Dems
cracy. '
Overcome evil with annd. Over
come your coughs and colds with
VU6 IVl 1 nil to, nrU rM- , T ia on
a children cry for it. It cures
4yuP, bronchitis, pneumonia, la
I lPpe and ail throat and lung dis-
STATE FAIR A 8UCCE3S
Col. Cunningham Re-elected Presi
dent and F II Arendell Secretary
Capt. Denson Eulogizes Ex-Governor
Bolt.
The North Carolina Scale A'grN
cultural Society met in the hail of
the House of Representatives Thurs
day evening and heard the address
of Capt. Denson on the life and
character of ExGovernor Holt.
The reorganization resulted in the
election of Col. John 8 Cunning
ham for president and Mr. F B
Arendell as secretary, Mr. Nichols
declining reelection.
The financial statement was en
thusiastically received, as the pro
ceeds this year will show a hand
some profit and place the association
in good shape.
Relief At the Connty Home.
Superintendent Barnhardt of the
county home, tells us that he ha3
relieved the home somewhat bv
takiDg Mary Lucky to the hospital
at Goldaboro. Mrs. Talley also has
been taken away by friends.
This Mrs. Talley is not altgether
indigent nor really insane, but ef
forts are being made to get her into
the hospital at Mdrcanton.4 She is
doubtless diseased, but it is chiefly
hypochondriasis that makes life a
burden to herself and those in con
tact with her. She is evidentlv a fit
subject for the hospital care "and
treatment.
WANT GOOD GOVERNMENT.
Popnlists in Dnplin Retarninff to
the Democratic Party.
Editor Star : I see the Caucass
lan says that Populists who go ; to
the Democratic party are bought
out.
Now I wish to eay that I am- one
who has left the party and am again
in the Democratic party and there to
stay. I am glad that I am not alone
in this movement. Others f my
neighbors and quite a number of
honest, patriotic citizens of thist
R se Hill townshfp, are with me.
We did not1 "come in at the back
door," either. We are not bought
out we expect no reward except
that which we believe will come to
the who!e people by good govern
ment brought about by the success
of the Democratic party.
Ira.T. Young.
Their Iiittle Infant Dead.
The 8ix.Lnonth8old child of Mr.
and Mrs. George Murr died Thurss
day night. The little child had
never been m good health, having
had a spinal affection . Only a week
or more ago had little Charlie been
chri3tened. The remains were in
terredthia (Friday) afternoon after
the preaching of the funeral by
Rev. 0 B Miller.
Will Come Next Weelc.
A letter from Rev. Chas. F Ran
kin, who W8S married last week in
Richmond, Va , informs us that he
and his bride will not be in Con
cord before next Tuesday night. He
will not makehis appointments at
his churches on Sunday, as he had
expected to do.
The Raleigh Fair seems to be up
to promise, the greatest yet. It al
most surpasses the name fair, Bays
the Raleigh correspondent to the
Charlotte Observer, and aesames the
proportions of an exposition.
r a fk r f ache ana khettmatism renevK5
SACli Mr Mils' Hem Piaster
PERSON AL POINTERS,
Mr. 8 J Lowe is spending the
afternoon in Charlotte.
Mr. Will White, of Mill Bridge,
is here today on business.
Dr. W H Wakefield, of Char
lotte, is here today.
Mr. Bachman Miller, of Rowan
county, spent Thursday night at
the home of Mr. John A Cline.
Mr. W R Harris went to Troy,
Montgomery county, this morning
on business. '
Mis Lottie Parker, who is vis
iting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Burleyson,
is attending the State Fair. She
will return here tomorrow night.
Mrs. Fred Stephenson and Mrs.
J C Barnhardt, of Charlotte, came
oyer this mowing to visit at the
home of Mr. Baxter Parks.
Misa Lauri Ballard, of Grjen s
boro, is spending eeveral days with
lier brother, Mr. B T Ballard, at the
St. Cloud hotel.
-rMr. A J Whittimore went to
Charlotte this morning to buy a
roller covering outfit for a company
in Salisbury. He will be employed
by the company in the near. future,
and will not go to Rockingham, as
he had at first intended.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
And Cahes
Received. They are fine. Try them.
Ervin & Morrison
GR0CER5 -
CBE2
Rlnelnsr Peals'That Fit.
I do not hesitate to say'thoB pub
licly that if a race war confliot oc
curs in North Carolina the very firtt
men that ought to be held to ac
count are the white leaders of the
negroes who wi i be chiefly respons
sible for it, and the work ought to
begin at the top. of the list. I scorn
to leave any doubt as to whom I
mean by this phrase, I mean the
Governor of this State, who is the
engineer of all the deviltry and
meanness. I trust that no snch
duty will be thrust upon us, but if
it is, I trust that it will be rigidly
and fearlessly performed. It .is
an abuse of language for such men
to talk about the free torn of elee
tions and the purity of the ballot.
There never has been any freedom
in the negro's exercise of the right
of suffrage. They have invariably
voted blindly and solidly aa a race,
Bgainsf every interest of the white
people among whom they live and
on whom they depend for. employ
ment It is a part of their religion
to do so, and wherever there is an
exception to this rule the offender is
an object of hatred and persecution
to them. The terrorism practiced
by them in this respect has no par
allel in any free country, and yet
their leaders talk to them abeut be
ing ' 'bulldozed' by the white peo
ple ! A M Waddell at Wilmington.
HOOD' cvuaj;.u il:i has over aiK,
' over n':r.n prvet? ' y iti cure.
hen all Qth r ir,,',t!'iis f'ulod.that
a he Oae ri TZLG O 2 Purifie
GHEESE
WAFERS
Look Oil
This
Picture:
We dont sell every suit and every
overcoat we have for 30 cents each.
We carry a great variety of fine
goods as well as an immense stock
of cheap goods. One of our fpends
who had ordered ' an overcoat
from New York s epped iito
our store with a package and
asked us to pack up for him to
return to Rogers, jPeet & Co., N.
Y, Neither overcoat fits. "Alright,"
our obliging saleeman answered.
certainly, glad to serve jou, but
why not let US sell you a coat Y
"You nave nothing aa good as I
want."
'Whynot?;' answered our sales-
man, we'll sell you as fine coat as
you have for $5 less than price you
are to pay and make a fair profit be
sides."
"Let's see it,"
On went a "Crackajack" $22.50
silk lined extra superfine beaver
pvercoat that fits perfectly.
"That coat is alright. I'll take it.
I didn't know you had such a coat
Fisihat." f
Find the moral.
Cannon & Fetzer
Company.
i COTTON CUTS NO
Give us your ear and we will tell vy on" .the reason why
FURNITUREis the burden of our song. We study it by
day, we dream of it by night- Our highest imbition Yin
a business way is to give the good people of Concord and
country for miles around the advantage of a FTJR3STI
TVRE STORE EXCELLED B Y NONE and EQUALL
ED by few in North Carolina 35
Buying in car lots for spot cash from the best factories
in the United States gives us a long lead, in the direction
thai interests buyers. We have the BES1 STOCK the
best prices that has ever been our pleaeure to offer our :
customers. .
Welhank our friends for the splendid trade given us
in the past We hope, byXclose latteniiouto youri interest
to merit it in the future-
MDont ailto see those handsome "Golden Oaks." Come
and' see us, we will do you Good -
, Bell, Harris & Comparay.
A BARGAIN.
A 11KAL SELLISG UDEft VALUE.
That's the -story concerr.in
Gr LOVES today. The ioakr
is the man who looses but his
loss hnlps hirn to a quick ad
justment of his'bnsiiieds. .
HERE ARE THE GLOVES !
Fosters fast black four bu
ton jersey gloves only 25c.
Every pair is fleece lined and
fastents with either white or
smoked pearl buttons. These
gloves vere made up to sell
for 35 and 40 cents apair.
Foster's fine SILK GLOVES,
fleece lined, a real 75c!, value,
for 49c. a pair.
A 5ull line of Foster's KID
GLOVES for ladies in black
and colors only 98c.
Every pair of Foster's gloves
are warranted from jerseys to
fine kids. You have to see
these gloves to appreciate
their value. Lend us your
hand.
H L PARKS & CO.
ICE WITH US !