Vol. Xi No. 2709
CONCORD. N. C. MONDAYNOVEMBER 7 l89fe
A GRAND DAY
IN THE HISTORCJ OF CABAR
RtlS. over Five Hundred Horsemen In the
ProcessionConveyances of the
! Town and Conntry Fall in Line.
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canea together since '76. He was nnont
P,e ,hhe ,0j:z srisTTbLr
eon., out and with the visible marks thousands turned their faces east-
wuuere ana loiioitnde lent force ward where three tables of good
and vigor to the great movement, width and eaAi mi...,;S-isn
; For the many years of good, govern, in length was .filled with eatables
ment the perple had not been so for the satiafvin? of all .r;..
I stirred. This great throng assem- The dinner, as had i been intended
oiea at we close , of the campaign was not of dainties but of subatan-
meant that there is anmptw, tial food, such as haVhpno rAn
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE GAZE AT wrong and that the people are , de to&ether with nicely cooked meats
THE PARADE. termined to right that wrong. from the people of Cabarrus county
He criticised Governor Russell and of cncord.
Fx.Gov. Jarvls Pronounces It One of , r -n.U8.eu . , , .
th Grandest Days of the State. Vi bUO ppu""ineni or negroes to ..?" W"WM via, uummumy US8Q lor
After much untiring effort on the ffice whom he had Baid when a
..." private citizen were as unfit to mia
Dirt of the 'management to make Y 3 uuuo lo ruJe
M Saturday a grand day in the Africa. He deplored the ne2ro cowa and p were barbecued at
bister of Cabarrus county's Demo- rnle in 80me of the counties and D farly hour Saturday morning,
cracy and one to be remembered for cities in eastern North Carolina. beside the immense amount that
years, and the day came and with it The people had borne it long but pEd bfen cooked and prepared in
came the crown of success, the time has come, that this must Uat.on Friday evening by the
One cou!o hardly realize how fast cease. The white people of intelhs added to th
mwd were nomine-that morn eence and nronertv am anmir fn ml 6 amonn Saturday
. ..... . t.L ' ' " morning when the good women of
m mere wua u. oi men of the surrounding neiKhborbocda
from every part of the county. The He denoucccd the effort-to .get carao and emptied their baskets of
townships endeavored to keep their charitable institutions in o poU good things. It can truly be said
hortemen together when they ar- "ICS- Gfeat Preesare had been that there was a plenty for all, and
rived here to show the people of the ronhl to bear against bim when a plenty left, so muchio that these
county how they stood politically . pernor to mke removals on ac who came to the table last could
Alter a gr.at amount of whoopins that hB. 7 f' uul JDB l Urty
6 r I tnat ne wonld sacrifice hia on v themsfl rna TKa omftM
I , uiuu uu WJlOlOU
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don't wait
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the carrying of butter,- there were
some pieces of cold meat together
with nice bread. A number of hogs,
and
veering the horsemen were whole arm beforfl h . iM mvJrtr ll v, .
commanded to go to the depot to the institutions objects of political The management had bought
form their line for the procession , spoil. r ' 5.500 trays for the tables, and there
AU showed respect for the omcers The speaker happily illustrated were hundreds of people who did
and soon the hundreds of horsemen I many strong points, and with hia not take dinner, but who we're there
that had been jamming the streets forceful presentations carried the to "ear the speaking.
be seen. After auoience witn nim, but it was when -oesiaes tne crowds around the
he pictured the attitude of the 8peakinS grounds, the streets in the
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wives ana daughters in the east in UU31oeB8 pari oi town was almost
their fear at home and in the h. crowded at same time. While
ways that his whole being Beemed fche parade was going on, there was
animated with earnestness, and he very likely eighfc or ten thousand
wfts inspired as he said bv annuls people to bo seen-
: u; r A few of our citizans wer& intmr-
were nowhere to
forming their line they came up
Corbin street to the Litheran churc 3
to await their orders. From the
Lutheran church back down towards
the depot nothing but columns of
i ill
aorsebacK riders coma oe seen. ringing in his ears from the women A IeW 01 0Ur cltlZ3s.were intox-
The Steel Creek band headed the and children in his home section 1Cat but tbe number was very
procession, followed by the carriaees commanding him to speak as he had 8ma11 when compared to the crowd
containing the speakers and other never spoken to the noble people of present: . v!ral difficulties were
prominent m n who have been th.se Cabarrus to come to their help t he dabutnone
davs past trying to save our Stae He remembered wflll th- Unntr. ulted m anythlg venous or fatal.
" 1 e u rememoerea well tne gallantry There was one difficulty on the
from a repetition of such govern of the Cabarrus company on the speaking grounds and two on our
c itas we now have. Next came field of our bloody war, and he Greets. c
the Coat bearing beautiful maidens could trust the people of Cirrus , Precins of the county, at
of our ton and county, whose cos- to aid thfim b., v.Hnfr fnr wMf a o tJ leaat four ot them, are to be highly
l - . toaia inem d voting tor white sav commended and ronaratnlfttpil fnr
tnme was pure white, and wnose QrtTT Q.u commenaea ana congratulated for
, . j t c j vuc o.u, meir epjenuia aeiegation or norjses
voices could be heard at all times. He eaid tlie3e evis had not eXs men and it shows that they are ens
rne siaes or tne noac were tne i3ted in h ' SfcatV- Wf or tnusiaatic this year and are filters
appealing words "Protect Us." This mia insecurity and dread, begottei
appropriate part of the procession' by negro insolence, had grown up
was under the guidance of our nader fn6ion rae and ma3t be
townsman, Mr Jao. McDowel. checked.
The proc.sjion of horsemen was He r'f.'pj fn fho ':,
then hd by the Mt. Pleasant band. in Cabrna "d e""d "." ,:f ollam Dy K.g emf' '
T, , , , , . . ln -aoarrus ana seemed in danger of the eo ora of red, white and blue and
u,ai8U''B luu .ueu pantuu iu choking with R.nnHnn whila rn.ra takf no- a nrnminflnt Tart m tha nw.
the front of the horseback brigade, LimmArt (u OT?fia rtf t,;a cession i Sevtral other of onr fintpr.
. u. u. vv v u v.j via vi uio ileal Cio.j . " . - .- ,
His peroration was erand and it P"81.UB meronauw snowea intir en-
Long.
The first chill of
Winter is the most
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uangerous.
Buy your "Winter Un
derwear Ttfow.
We have every kind.
Soft, Flexible Ee-vn-
bifctjLL vjttionea cotton.
Heavy Fine Knit
fleeced Back. Fin a
Ribbed Cashmere. El
egant All Wool Switz
uonde suits. -
We have the greatest varietv. We
can pie-see you in goods The prices
are bound to be the lowest, because
if price and goods are not right we
give the moaey back.
Cannon Fetzer
Company.
Fine Plush
apes.
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.
L -
II L PAIS i CO
mined that Democracy in their prts
shall win.
NOTES.
M.e38rs. Graeber and Lew. the
outcners, snowed their zeat ana pas
triotism by bedecking ttemselves in
followed by at least five hundred
Norsemen. Last came the bicyclists
Wlth their beautifully decorated
steels. To add to the beauty of
the occasion some of our boys were
gaily dressed .
After paradiEg to.the O Jell and
Cannon mills all wended their wav
to the old Lutheran church on
East Corbin street, where seats fcad
keen arranged for the accommoda
tion of the people to hear the
speeches of the-iay. A very im
pressive prayer, asking for Gd's
guidance and mercy, was rendered
byHev. J D Arnold, of the Forest
Hill Methodist church, before the
speaking commenced.
GOV. JARVIS' SPEECH,
ov. Jaryis said the audience was
10 large that like the little man who
lth a large wife could hug but one
J afc a time, so he - would' have to
Peak firgt in one dlrection and then
- another. The immense audience
!: said was 8ignificant. No such
drably a3 that could have teenJ
was only to be regretted that the Two from thfl Pflafflrn W
whoie immense audience could not of our county were here with their
hear him; . red shirts on and will vote the Dem-
Mr. Klnttz being called rose nd ccratic ticket this year as usual,
threv. hims.if vigorously into the U as a sight uousual to our peo
r , . . t, , , pie to view the bodies of about
diacuion of the issue. Probablv :
in, none, of his campaign speeches barbecue pic on Saturday morning,
has he made a finer appearance or A number of people went thereat an
cptivted his audience mure com-- Giiriy hour to see the work going on.
pleteiy than io this speech of about Pfmtendent Duyal demons
tA . , tt j . , , ' strated the fact that he not only had
Wmi-ntef; He-was in his best a knowledge of mill maoaiBery but
YHin' v that he had attended Georgia barbs.
Mr..Hartsell was called for and cues in the days gone by. He wa3
rose, but had to stand halfsembar- the master of this part of the day .
rassed at the outpouring of eothuv Df- " ?ettiD h,imf lf
n.n fc , ' " -' properly fixed on his beast, and when
Siaam for Oil ivailftnh xnnntr 1 parlor - r r. J. .
" nunareaB or eyes were gazmg upon
He knew that the people were him, gave his horse the command to
wanting their, dinner, and he made move forward but the animal devised
his remarks short and to the point. a scheme by which to move the doc
The purpose was accomplished, the tor'orw1? instead. The doctor was
0 , U1 j ' . not hurt but had a nice slide down
grand assembly saw and heard him the neck of the 8teed t0 the gronnd
sustain their . admiration for him Xhe "Big' Four," Messrs. Ed.
and will send him to Kaleieh to heln Moss. D Frank- Cannon. JrL Chaa
n jg- -.9 - - -
wipe out the staina of fusion rule Barrett and Louis Brown, had their
and place Cabarrus in the proad trap and steeds decorated and were
ranks of her sister counties. there. . Their horses were hitched
After being treated to such elo tandem;
COTTON CUfS NO ICE WITH US 1
Give us your ear and we will tell yon the reason why.
FURNIT URE is the burden of our song. We study it by
day, weldream of it by night. Our highest irnbitionin
a business way is to give the good people of Concord and
country for miles around the advantage of a FURJVZ
TURE STORE EXCELLED B Y NONE andEQ UaLL
EE by few in North Carolina
Buying in car lots -for spot cash from the best factories
in the United States gives us a long lead in the direction
that interests buyers. " We have the BEST 'STOCK . the
best prices that has ever been our pleaewre to offer gut
customers-
Welhank our friends for the splendidl tradentgiven us
in the vast. We hoppby close attentiou to your interest
to merit it in the future
Bont fail to seethose handsome "GoldenlOaks."&Com e
aiid see us, we will do youlGood.
Bell, Harris Company. ' "