2709
0ONCOltt N; C. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 1828
Whole No 11793
wreck
I
ON -THE SIDING. COULD NOT SURVIVE
Ed Patterson's Train Bashes Mr. T. G. Falls Dies of nis T7onnd
IntoaaOpenSwitch. F.fcyne Escases-T&eIwronjr Man
i . . . Was Shot.
jQgt as we are reauy 10 go to
a ' ieftrn that the north-bound Mr . T G Falls, who was eo ruths
, f Capt..EJ Patterson conduc lessly stabbed by tha' negro Pbonse
I met with an accident at the Ithyne at Pleasant Ridge died Suns
lf nwrifP.h. Thft Hldft dV "N"n nnrnnf r P mrssJiiol .4.: -
itch .ia often thrown open to tion could save hiia," It 13 one of
v.daccids.nta by coaches .getting those distressing realities that a
thfl mairi'linA 1 .ai ? . .
p auu wunmess vicious cnaracter may be
3 bymisnap not oiosea at tne notabla for eTll only and csn a ive
. 3 if- ah nn I'd have been. Cant . -.. . . ..
is! w . . mt . an maiviauai and hi fam h Bnd
- m j mm
community of a life which In rela
tive value to hia own ia aa a moun
tain to a mole-hill. It eeems that
Rhyne is making good his escape.
-at wanney, o. u, tne train on
was beat-
PjC engine. left the whole width of
be
track and stopped leaning against
Won Co's warehouse within a few
,et of the factorylmilding, toward
if. was heading. A box carl .
Min the way and got a good bump w?ioh itj waa believed-he
jfj only weufc iui wj uu iuo tru& i "g jiiuo w3 waiuusu, uiiu fcuro
,i wa8 not hurt. - lennnch a nftcrn inronpri frnm if. and
I'he puoi to iae uugiuu ia nutuea
d it is to some extent Danced op,
gecertained. The track parted
pt
iCk without damage. "
No one was hurt.
hm down badly wounded, bnt
proved to be the Wrong nxun .
it
THE THIEF CAUGHT.
The Uesrro Who Sold a Cow Here
Some Weeks Ago Captured In States
ville Found Oailty and Confined to
Jail to Await the Coming; Term of
Court.
About the first of October a negro
named Green Propst stole a cow that
belonged to Mr. P M Morris. After
getting hia cow ; he brought it to
Concord and sold it to Mr. Jas.
Dayvault, of this place.
The negro made his escape and
has been dodging the eyes of the of
ficers, but he has been caught at
last. He was captured in Stateaville
Monday and brought here today
(Tuesday) for trial.
He wai tried before Esq. Pitts and
found guilty. He was bound over to
court on a $50 bond. In 'default of
this he was taken to jil.
FOUND DEAD IN BED
0T IN THE N. 0. NEGRO
REGIMEN.
John McBride, a Sophomore of Da
vidson, Expirsi VIieacail "Varaf 23s;
Body Taken to Former Home.
Taken to Belmont for ZZurial.
The remains of Mrs. Julia Hislop
were taken to Belmont this (Tuess
day) morning for burial. Before
leaving the home a seryice was cons
ducted by Rev. W 0 Alexander.
Quite a number of her relativea ar
rived here Monday night to accom-
ANOTHER LOT OF
Plush Gapes
JUST IN.
FLUSH GAPE
IN TOWN FOR
82.00
pany the corpsa
tu
its burial
place, Messrs. Jno. Craven, Jas. R
Mr. Jlo. MoBride, a student of Young and Ed. Freeze accompanied
Crowd of Soldiers Fightlnsc In a
Cemiiinytreet,Fir?d onBy a Guard
.VL- .Sophomore" class, at -.Davideon the relatives.
. m . 11 II . I 1 1 1 A.
ins tne uomnn wno vaascu me UOliege, WSS lOUna Qf aa. m DcU L'dQl
Sunday morning. There was noth-
Tronble.
Knoxville, Tenn., Nov. 21. Zeb
jtton, a private in Company .0,
airi North Carolina . Regiment,
iiorea was shot and instantly Killed
fc a fusilade fired in a company
treet fight. Patton became engaged
lith a number of soldiers over a
negro woman, who had frequented
he camp. Ha d.fied his moat bitter
ponent to enter the compaoystreo,
nd the challenge wag accepted.
ratton fired at the adversary and
PERSONAL POINTERS,
$1.0
812
ing in his symptoms to give alarm, Photographer W.J Moose and
aa he only complamei of not feeling family are in our city today.
very well. It wao a great- shock. Mr. j0Iie8 Yorke went out cn
He was a bright and -popnar stu the road again. last night.
dent. The family had come from T T -
near FajettsY.lie, wher9 the body u Qf Mt. Pleaaa; wete h6le
Mr. and Mrs. Pink Misen-
. f
heimer went to the home of Mr. Ti
tus Moser this afternoon to spend a
day or two.
Dr. Jesse Hamilton returned
THE ULTIMATUM,
&
Capes for
6.50 to $8.
1
Cannon & Fetzer
Company.
"J 4 i wu
for the Holiday
season a man wishes .
to look his smartest
and his best and he
can not improve his
appearance to such
advantage by any
other means so completely
as by securing one oi
our exclasive and nobby
shapes in derbies and
alpines in brown, black
or pear. We ha Te just
received some yery
nobbj pulls that may
help your appearance
on Thankgiving Day.
Some Trery handsome
boys you might want
too.
fl L PARKS & CO
Spain Told What We Will Io and Jlo
More An Aaswer to Come .By the
28th.
The United States Commissioners
hot him and the woman over whom
le f waa caused. Major Walker, haTe Prjwntod to the Peace Qommu. home thia morning irom on the
:ommandinsr the battalion, ordered , . ... luau " "V j
, . , , . matum or lost propo3Hion. xne morrow here.
b nhi?f feature Is that in consideration
i m am mm i . i i . i innri
ntatb scene of the diacuity . of $30 000 000 10 Spain flhe C9(ie the mv A av
;enteaant Iber, offioer of the h , 0Q of the PhiiiFpine .
' '
Misses. Mary Bernhardt and
accompanied by Mr.
whole group of the Philippine Paril tqt.w,h TO?n arr fmm
DZ -s1" t0 vi8it COTTON CUTS NO ICE WITH US !
by eitner power
Seer. Thereupon the squad of of age arising from the beginning of the
a aA ;nf ,fV.Q 1 r.,i ;mo fV. Hmo
hrong of irate soldiers. Patton waa of the treaty he recognized . There
i ... .
asiantly. killed innumerable bullets are a number of minor considera-
enetrati hi hnAv. Ohhftr mldiera tions but the essential substaoca is
L. L.rii- muJtn nav the 20 000.000 take the Peaches
L- . , . .. I Philinnines and auit even. Ai
mg createa a panic in tne camp
H soldiers gathered around the asked for not later than the
reatrate form oi tne aeaa private,
2116 Others attended the WOUnded. Greenville Under Tyiilte Government
The woman waa employed as a Now Greenville (Pitt county) is
Just Jin
Give us your ear and we will tell yon the reason why.
FTJRNITUR&is the burden of our song. We study it by
W girl in a prominent house of in line. Two of her negro aldermen
he city and she was taken there, resigned Monday ana wnue men
Iter
, . a j . . . chief of pMice had alfeady resigned
was officially reported to divis- . p . v TO
J r r 4Via noorh nn npflrafin were dia-
ftl,.-3. . mi. !. " ovutB.v;r
u utauquarceis. mis regiment ib
it.
pnicered entirely by negroes." It io
p'-fc'l to leave thi3 casip tomorrow
or Macon, Ga.
piss Elfzabetli Gibson Home.
Uiaa Elizabeth Gibson has been
Fght back from the hospital at
ehnond, Va.s after spending sey-
mch improved -so much so that
6 can oif Tin-! niui....
u nuu jaw cian VJJUC1
was needed to coDyey he? froai the
etacn to hsr home.
missed. Greenville is now urder
white government.
One Kofjro. Kills Anolber.,
Mark Smother man an d Henry
Palmer, negroes of High Point, Eet
tied go old grudge . Sunday - by
SmothermanV killing Palmer in a
fight. The slayer is in jail. ,
NEW LOT OF
Prunes day, we dream of it by night- Our highest imbition in
Apricots
a business way is to give the good people of Concord arid
Pears .
Figs Date3
Raisins .Currants
Citron, Orange Peel
and Mountain Buck Wheat.
Ervin & Morrison
GROCERS
country for miles around the advantage of a FURNI
THRU STORE EXCELLED Bit NONE and EQUALL
ED by few in JVorth Carolina
Buying in car lots for spot cash frorry the best factorial
in the United States gives us a long lead in the direction
A SOUTHERN STRIKE. that interests buyers. We liave tlte BES1 STOCK, the
her
thia 13
very gratifying neT?s to
numerous friends. Improve-
haa for BOmo tim8 been 0res
'dbut there was still gome doubt,
wi.iam uaat sne is on
her
ay to complete restoration.
rr she Grplians.
A box is beins: mde' up to send to
the orphcns at Oxford m a Thanks
giving ouering. Contributions -are
being collected at W J Hill's store.
Please remember the little ones and
give aa liberally as you can.
r? F3 ?! T, ?1 -weakness fislly crirea V$
Three Ibonsand Operatives Idle end
Spindles and Looms Are Still.
It has been announced that there
would be a reduction cf w&ges at
Augusta, Ga , Cotton Mills . In
consequence there are 3000 em
ployea idle and of couraa looms and
epindles are not hummina: and claS
tenng as before. No disturbances
haie arisen yet but there is no tell
ing what wiU be the outcome.
On account of foot ball game
Thursday, the Southern will sell
return tickets to Charlotte on the
23rd and 24th, final limits on the
2Gth, at 90 cents.
best prices that has ever been our pleaeure to offer ou r
customers- '
'W.elliank- our friends for the splendid trade given us
in the vast' We hop by close atteniiou to your interest
to merit it in the future-
Dont fail to see tlwse handsome "Golden-Oaks" Conii
and see us, we will do you Good-
Bell, Harris Company.'-'-;
2 & tiii Kaa Dr. MUos1
Kervs Plaster