CONCORD, H. C. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4 JSQfc
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FLAN OP MARCH
Let Everyone Tafte Sart in the Pro
rrsNioit Tlicre is a Place For All.
Euh detection ' -from the -differ
rnt-fownsuip-i is req nested to stay in
a body SDooewbera near the streets
Tomorrow morning and to" consider
t'hemselvfes at the command of their
marshals fiom tneir township and
ward. Afer cheee divisions have
been made then the marshals will
get their orders from the two chief
marshals as to where their position
will be. It i9 hoped that every mars
shul will realize the fact that he is
on doty for the purpose of lending
assistance to every one.
The following is the way in which
the procession will be formed and as
it will look from the spectators view:
Steel Creek brass band.
Hor semen, under the command of
the two chief marshals.
Mr. '.Pleasant cornec band.
Foat8 filled with young girls of
Cabarru3.
Carritges and other vehicles.
Bieycle brigade -
To Jhe Lovers of Music.
The Concord Choral Union in
vites all lovers of vocal music to
"itec with them tonight in the lec
ture, room of the Lutheran church
to enlarge the organization so as to
,C2 all who wish to avail thems
selves of its benefits..
RE klDENHOUR,
" Secretary.
An Evening at tho nnntint raem.n
Some days ago it wa3 decided that
a lunch be -given at the Baptist par-
ronsge, the proceeds of which were
to go towards buying a new carpet
for that church. A number of the
numbers of the church assembled
f he re -Thursday night to enjoy the
evening.' The principal feature of
the evening was the "fishing," Ech
lady had been request. d to bring a
Jur-ch and to also put her card on
the ineide of the box. The young
gentlemen, &ft-r depositing a quarter
for bait, VouM atretoh his pole over
.the curtain to await his luok. After
catching-: hi a box of lunoh, he would
then iaeetthe lady whose name was
therein and they-together would en
307 the lunoh.- The management
o-sopold ice croprn, cake?, etc. From
the fiihing and refreshments the
-,n:igcinent realized about $12.00.
tiobsQu and tlie Wrecks.
. .Washington, Oat. 29. Naval Con
8'ructcr:Hob-2on arrived in this city
today L osi Philadelphia, where he
took pari m the peace jubilee. This
afternoon he appeared before the
fc'-rd of Zitsval bureau chiefs for the
Purpose- of explaining the condition
of the Spaniafi" ship3 wrecked off
e coast of.; Santiago and the pro-
grees end 'proapeots of the efforts
Vfiich-are making for their recov-.
It is said that over a million dol
ors will be required to continue the
p2ration3 and the Secretary of the
J ooo uu auu vy vyilttO CuanCtf
there is of success before authorizing
tbe expenditure of so large an
aount of money. The action of
jjje department will be based upon
be reports of bureau : chiefs after
tbe examination of Naval Construc
tor Hobson.
Tbe latter was with the board all
Qe afternoon Pin rJ nana m wn
' ;.etaUed information as to the
Edition hf tt
- uo wicu&a. jtie was
continue the service cf the wrecking
j company any longer, and that, re
i cnlia y A a. .
j urn uui warrant tne $H00 per
uay it i receiving.
Constructor Hobson said -that in
his opinion the Colon aad Vizcaya
could be raised and brought to dry
docks at New York and Norfolk at
a coat of $500,000 for one and $400,
000 for the other and possibly both
could be brought in for $400,000
each.
Mr, Hobson wanted to be placed
at the head of the wrecking company
which he should organize and be
authorized to expend from $800,000
to $900,000 on the two vt-sasls. He
said the hull of the V.zoaya was ins
tact and he proposed to build a cofo
fer dam around her and bring her
to the surface after making repairs
necessary' to flbat her.
Mr. Hobson also gave the bureau
chiefs some information concerning
the Reina Mercedes and the Merri-
mac. The former could be eatily
rais-d, he believed, for it was apn
parent that she ooly had been scuU
tied. The Mernmao could be raised.
and he said ahe must be removed
from the ir.ouch of . the harbor in
some way . ,
The board will have another meet
ing Monday niht .and possibly
make some recommendations to the
secretary regarding the wrecks off
Santiago.
: iK v
An Excellent Show.
Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show
pitched its tents on the eastside,
Thursday, and all day the grounds
were ewarmed with esger spectators.
Both afternoon and evening per
formances were largely attended,
and all were thoroughly pleased
with the exhibition. All the differ
ent phases of frontier life were por
trayed in a realistic and thrilling
manner, and for an exhibition cf its
kind it is the best that ever visited
here. The daring riding and feata
of horsemanship exhibited by bands
of Indians, cowboys and Mexicans
was of a high order, and filled the
hearts cf all with admiration. The
boomerang throwing by the Austra
lian bushmen was a novel feature
and deserving of special commenda
tion. In short, the entire psrform-
ancefrom start to finish was excel
lent, and held the closest attention
of the large audiences. Pittsburg,
Pa., Dispatch.
This large aggregation comes to
Concord Wednesday Nov. 16 for
one day only.
PERSONAL POINTERS,
Mr. M X Freeman returned
borne last night from a business
trip.
Miss Connie Cline, cf Elizabeth
college, will be home tomorrow night
to spend Sunday,
Mr. H M Barrow and Mr.
Luther Bost are spending the after
noon in Charlotte.
Mr. G G Ritchie, one of Rich-
field's most enterprising men, is here
today on bnsiness .
Mr. Chas. Hislon. Brjrfir?ntn.
dent of the Buffalo mills, heard
Senators Tillman and Butler in
Charlotte today.
Whole Bo 11799
WAIT
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
EESE
WAFERS
And .'Cakes ;
Received. They are fine. Try them.
Ervin & Morrison
GR0CER5
i.'ii,,,li:VvWJLL!J!,l MtWLl Via I f .iiw.il , y.iff..r.
Too Long.
The first chill of
Winter is the most
Dangerous.
Buy your "Winter Un
derwear "Now.
We have every kind.
Soft, Flexible Egyp
tian Ribbed cotton
Heavy Fine Knit
-eieecea Back. Fin
Ribbed Cashmere. El
egant All Wool Switz
Uonde suits.
We have the greatest variety. We
can please you in goods. The prices
are bound to be the lowest, because
if price and goods are not right we
give the money back.
Cannon &
Fine Plush
retzer
Company.
gITY
estaurant,
R. WILL JOHNSON,
Proprietor.
Rooms ODDOsite Court Hon
ai an noars. i5irQ9 on toast, fish. nvs.
ters, etc. served in nicest stvle. F,
thing clean and attractive. We cater to
the patronage of ladies especially. We
win Keep only noiite and accnmtnn-
datinr attendants.
uen. Itee's Mother Dead.
Mrs. Ann M Lee, mother of Gen
Frzhagh'Lse, died Thursday mora-
ing at the honif of her eon, 0 p
Uamel Lee. . Mrtf. Lees death was
caused by a fall that she received a
few days ago.
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No Two Alihe,
Elaborately trimmed,
something new, and
all go at half or two-
thirds value. Prices
run from $1.25 to fine
Seal Plushes worth
$25 to go at $15; come
and see some grand
cape bargains.
H L -PARKS & CO
"21 S13
COTTON -CUTS NO ICE ..WITH :US '
Tired of Roaming.
' i
Gideon Marsh, the fugitive pre3is
dent of the Keystone National Bank
that failed in 1891 has returned to
Philadslphia ai d given himself up
to hi3 bondeman, Wm. H Wana
maker. When he left Wanamaker
had to pay the $20,000 bond for.
felted and he has spent as cinch
mora trying to apprehend him but
without success. .
opinion that it was useless to
A Professional Xote.
Mrs. Timpkins was taking her
son to.echool for the first time, and
after impressing the schoolmaster
with the necessity of his having a
through, good education, finished up
sayihgi "And' ba7 sure he learnd
Latin. , r
But my dear madam," said the
schoolmaster, A'Latin is a dead lan
guage." -
. . "All right' said Mrs: Timpkins,
he'll want it. He'a coin g to be ail
uDdertaker." Pick- Me-Up.
jusireceivea A lot gi ors
niture, and can sell it as ciieap as
the cheapest. Get prices anywhere
and I will compete in quality and
pricse. Also a complete line of un
dertakers' supplies.
daYwlt J. T. POUNDS.
New Milk Dairy.
' T have now started my Milk Wag
on twice daily except Sunday I
ave moved my cattle to the Mi
seiiheirncr farm and hive employed
0 , W 'Misehheimer to oversee my
farm and cattle. I am now in reach
of town and will be there regularly.
Fresh milk-at 5 cents per quart, de
livered in any part, of towii. L-avo
order with Mr. James Coofr. the
driver. All orders promptly filled.
Tickets wiil be usea. Hopinptore
cieve your liberal patronage, l am ,
1 Yours to Serve, ,
J. M. COLEY.
Proprietor of BniTttlo Dairy.
Five years experience.
A Local Disease
A Climatic
Affection.
CATARRH
Nothing but a local
remedy or chanee of
climate will cure it. ;
Get a well known
specific,
ELY'S CREAM
BALM
It is atiicklv absorbed
trives relief at once.
mm
j Qbens and cleanses
me in asai passages . A . .
Allays inflammatfon.yyiJj HEAD
J - Heals and protects the "membrane restores the
senses of taste and smell. No COcalne; ho mercury,
no injurious drug. Full size 50c; Trial siz 10c, at
Druggists or by mail.-' :
ELY BkOTHEkS, 5 Warren Street, New York.
Give us your ear and we will tell yon the reason wtuj.
FURN ITUREisthe burden of our song. We study it hy
day, wedream of it by night , Our highestinibition in
a business way is to give the good people of Concord and
country for miles around the advantage of a FTJRNI
TV RE STORE EXCELLED B Y NONE andlEQ TTjlLT
ED by few in JVorth Carolina
Buying in car lots for spot cash from the hest factories
in the United States gives us a long lead, in the direction
that interests buyers. We have the BES1 STOCKihe,
best prices that has ever been our pleaeure to offer cur
customers-
We thank our friends for the splendid trade given us
in the vast We hopa, bylclose attenUoutoyourUnteie$V'
to merit it in the future - "
Dont fail to seelthose handsome 'Golden OaJcsJilCome -
and see us, we will do you Good-
Bell, Harris; & Compamy.i '
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