0 A TRAYLOR PARDONED..
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uAiNi- y, i buy.
biagle Copy 5 Cents.
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87 If cars.
7 of tbe death
r, of South
y; the 8 th, at
unNseit iier ferylnc Ten Xlouths. i
n . . a a
Chas. A Travlor shed hits rvmW
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vwwvo xnuojf miicjjuuuu nuujof Mrs T T
Friday night was a guest of onb of B?owub, oii Suud
Suo.u,v fiu; xiuieia; o'clock p. m. She had attained the
xrayior, wno waB pernaps one of U hod nf a aaa
Va mnnf -itrtri 4. I t. I t 1 i !
v, w.v cio ucui- ang was the mothftr nf Mr. J M
tentiary, receive a and
Governor Russell yesterday and mj iir8. , A Rendlernen, of SaliaburW
the afternoon he was a free man. j bl ner firat maniiaee and cf H T
ne came to uiej city and registered toer, at her tome, ariMrs.'
at a leading hotel
Ten months ago Traylor
1 W Winrccff, of ! Salisbury, by her
wa8j second marriage, who with
brought to Raleigh from his home sband, mourn her loss.
Her life wa of quiet, constant,
the aged
in Salisbury to serve a two years'
rm in the, State prison for iorgery.fi! goodness' and her! memory
.ae was given fiigni wor ana nas bg blesa-rd.
r. , i f 1 -i-pe remains were placea in the
ioiury. I I Eoenezer cemetery this (Monday)
Prior to his conviction young a'ter the f nnerat 6e;yices 0olok
xrayior was prominent m ipornngj by her paatorj Ra7 G H CpX.
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at race traCka and Was Well known Tomorrow Is Stockholder Day
over the StateJ His downfall oc- The 10th day of January, or the
casioned great surprise among his second Tuesday, is the date of the
friends.
The pardon of Traylor was no
given out at the Governor's office
yesterday;" Iq fact, the Governor's
nrivatfl Renretarv has loner ainca dia
continued the practice of making
public the operations of the pardon
mill. Raleigb. Post of the 6:h
holding of etockholders meetings.
n
Tne etockholders
afacturing Co.,
T 1 ' -
lank, Patterson Manufacturing Co.
kndi Cabarrus Uo
ieet tomorrow.
cf the Odell Man-
Concord
National
Kan Away from tne County Home.
The three children of
on Mills, will
A Xlappy Meeif '
The spatial meeting at 8L Johns
mnounced f onetime since seems to
all
jjl J have been a very
gratifying occas
on.
David Hannan, who werUaU P8,
ken to the county home some
Hottq n cm fnl V nnrflfl fnrl rati I
outott loaf HottirnaTT nrfArnnnn i
and came to their iormer home f r J , r i
me
Steffey, says :
"Old Folk's Uay' at St. John's
yesterday (Sunday) was a Buccess;
music and special
near
l , . . pt - L from the words; 'Hitherto has
depot, haying walRed . . . . ' f
the distance of about 4 miled.
"DiaTiositinn' has now been
made of thein, though, without
taking them back to the conns
ty hopa.
Mr. Wesley Sides,
Thirty minutes were given to the
old! folk's to shake hands and exs
!-- I
change greetings.
:
The crowd was extra. large indeed,
many being present from
ML Pleas
formerly a policeman, and to , i L. , I.,
J i, .,, ' i j ant and surrounding churches.
whom the children have be- j J. - rT- j -
come somewhat attached,! took aii Tiiese mwnew, im you rorjeet it
th flTnpilfli nnftthft erirl Mr. Subscribers of the Concord Tele.
Tno. McDonald, who lives at Pone Co.; will pleasa aid the
it,. n-.u-J tJ tL lowinjsr names to your call! card:
it. JuL 112-Rev. T W Smith. Res.
and will give them both
home at least for a while
a
111 J A Kennetr, Res.
114 Uib?on's Drug Store.
113 P B Fetzer, R?g.
115 H W Tucker, Grocer.
116 H L Parks & Co.
j
Use the longjdistance
Twenty-Thred Sciaiers Hurt.
At Coluinbu3, Ohio,) lapt
Fridav morninrc 200 soldiers
-. ' s-. ?:o;U?,oVflIri. Tom RoKers Very I,oJw.
were uuntju. ,m iuiaunmuoj
mass by thi falM: - of poorjy
f6l
vPERSOISAL POINTlERS. .
China
Mr. W J 8 wink, of
Grove, is here today.
Mr, Jno. Ycrka epentyes
here.
, Messrs. Jas, Young and
in
terday
iUther
Salis-
lelt this
home at
morn-
ved here
Brown spent yesterday
bury.
Mr. Swift Boy kin
morning for hia former
Raleigh.
Rev. C B Miller left this
' 4 J
ing for Raleigh on business. He will
return Wednesday.
Mr. J H Mason arr
Saturday night to spend Sunday
with his wife who is visiting here.
Miss Carrie Cruse, of Rowan,
passed through; here todiy on her
return to school at Mont Amoena
seminary.
Miss Maggie Bessentj returned
to Salem Female college this
ing, after! spending Sunday
relatives. j
i
Misses McDonald and Maxwell,
who have been visiting
Morris, are now visiting
Fetzer.
Rev. D Q Caldwell
professor in Erskine college at Due
West, S. C, is spending today with
his brother, Mr Jno. B Caldwell.
He preached in Charlotte yester
day. .
Mrs. Chas. Kimball and her
sister. Miss Florence Eddleman, re
turned to China Grove this! mom-
ing, on account of the death of their
granamoiner, im-s. j jj uraeoer.
-Miss Fan Mc Aden, accompan
ied by Messrs. Albert Sammey and
Walter Scott, arrived here Saturday
night.' Miss McAden was the gueet
of Miss Nannie Cannon! They re-
turned home last night.
Fruit of the
Loom1 Domestic
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5 1-2 c. Best
Colored Quilts in
morn-
with
Mrs. Zeb
Mrs. P B
who is a
Gen. Mer.
-4 .
oil lines.
We learn today that
j
pnnstrnntftd bu:'?.'3. in
they were elaemcg. Twenty
three were
serious.
hurt, some
which Roger8' who ves neay f38'
yj the point of deth end ere this
ver yj 1 iv,,"vvj 't3'
quite aiCK wiiu. piurfiujj
pneumonia also.
For the Poultry Show tn Cliarlotte
On account of the Poultry an
Pt. Rtnok Akqociatio .8 meeuntf irj
Charlotte from the 18 ih to the
of this month, the Southern
Fekl and Brolto His Lj;'
XiDuis, the little eon pf Mr,
2(VU Mrs, -ca owidk, nau
tili tuna to fail oat of the w
Mrs.-T A'
is at
time
been
to&k
FRENCH PEAS,
KORNLET
. i and
ITALIAN PASTE
at
Ervin & Morrison
OROCER5,
but
0fin mnr,H tiin f.inkr',5 for the dice (Monday) andi get his
M. JI W
of one firfcMclas3 , fkro.
will be on pale on tua 17th, 18th
and 19.h with final limit untiiti e
22ad.
and
the mififor-
ndow jtoday
leg "broke,
a short dis
tow
FOR $1
!l "
Linen
00
Towels
36 18 inches
X 1
full Isize,
12 1-2 c. each
only
Canrion& Fetzer
firat
lading
Sale!
Commeiices here Mon
day morning, Jan. 9
at gie-away j prices.
We have beer! work
ing on) this sale for
weeks. One case of
Fruit of Loom Bleach
ing, worth 8 1-3, only
6 cents per yard. One
case of 6 1-2 cent
Bleaching only 5 c.
bf 6 1-2
only . 5
Bieach-
One-half case
cent Cambric
cents. These
ings positively will
not be put on sale at
these prices till Mon
day morning, ! and for
one week only. Come
earlF in the week pre
pared to buj in bolt
and half bolt quanti
ties, as such! bleach
ing opportunities do
not come every daj',
by no means.
Comp
any,
i -'
ill
AI
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GET INTO THE SWItf-THE ELECTION IS OYER THANKSGiyW
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EAST AND IN A FEW MORE DAYSIWE WILL HAYE
CHRISTMAS AGAIN. '
PRESENTS ! Oh, Yes ! You must have presents for
Christmas times. We don't know of any bet
State of
-
er
useful as well
plac in the
is ornav
lhe New Snperlntomleist Kcic.
Mr. Doaald Stewart, ofj Prpv-
dence, R. I., arriyed ti-ra last yats
urday to acopt the:. supevmteridejttcv
of the Kerr Bag mills fin place, of
Mr. Thos. i:kkmanJwho recently r
signed that position. Mr.Kirkmans
resignation takes effect- Tuesday
evening, but ha will be withj us Jey
eral weeks yet. : j
j !Ma--ui 1 -. I ,
rv, Mlles'JHor4 art g-i'vram to Jg
tahc3 above the Knee, rue
fellow is. getting along very
more than the suffering of
break.
little
well,
the
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might,1
F.&
Jan;
Masonle Notice.
Ik Snecial communication cf
Stokes Lodge lo.
i T VA, M., Monday
ish, 7.30 o'clock. Bre
be prompt
W. M.
Jas. C. Fink, Sec
thren, please
j ' By order of
cures
ye
thei
rd-E iP;U L.' tne
KtiKnf!f! SMii-feiiDarilla. aud
are simple and natural. Jlood's Barsa
sairUla -makes PURS' SLGOl? .
North Carolina to buy
;
mental PRESENT than the j
FURfilTUREiiHOUSE f BELL HABHiS t CO.
SEE. Run over the list and see if we are not correct, On
TTnndreil Red Room Suits in all the fancy woods. Parlor
good, medium and best. Wardrobes, Side
Closets
A Poetical Marriage.
, A younj; couplo are eaid to hijiyo been
married m uoncora oy an lrisnmagis
trate in these words :. j A
r Jlaistrate Jim, will you take Bet
without any regret, to love fend cherish
till one of you perish, and is laid under
the sod, so helpjrou God t
Jim I will. I
Magistrate Bet, will you take Jim
and cling to him, both! out ,nd in,
through thick and thin; hold him to your
heart till death do you part ? :.
Bet I will. I
Magistrate Through life's alternate
joy and strife, I now pronounce you
man and wife. I
Uo for each other all you ban and
have yourT clothes Laundered at the
Concord Steam Laundry & Dyej Works.
The number of collars arid cuffs Laun
dered by us the first week of the New
Year was 1,890. Mr. J WFurr, of Can
nonville, secured first j prize, Nevin
. .1 11 j ! . n ri o ii.
f.tZrottoXk storfe, 3SS mnrt Hseen to be appreciated
nrize. i irst two made a guess oi iyuu.
Boards, China
Mr. Furr's guess, coming in first, en
titled him to the nrst prize.
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CONCORD steam JJAUNDRY
. ! .' -. AND
.. .DYE WORKS.
'Phone'2.
SHIRTS REPAIRED FREE.
e Mlles'Pitr in Pills are guarantees tost' 4
eaUscIteia20 minutes. "Oca cent a dol
Office Desks, Book Cases, RfU Racks, Rocking
Chairs, jl)ining Chairs and -all kinds of children Chairs, Bis
sels Carpet Sweepers,-Cook Stoves, Mattress and Spring Baby
Tenders, Boy Wagons, Go Carts, Coasters, Trycicies, Yeloso
peds; etc.
Our line of JPictures and Frames," Mirrora, Lamps etc.,
We haye bought largely,
j
We hate bought at right prices. We have bought? to sell if
you will favor us with a call we will conyince you that ve
TTiflanrihRt what we aav ' Come and see us. With best wisiies
i
for a merry Christmas we are ,
i .. .. . : Yours ' 1 .
1 BeMfc