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OONCOKD, N. C, SATURDAY , J ANT 14, IS99.
; .' plnapvjr lse Avirt nt 10:3a
j I'riiiuw Mtctit-'-ilnp nnit Puenmo-
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rnan Dinjfly died Fri
hi, the 13ih, at 10:30
His sickness dates from
r '29th. Ho took fa gritspe
liiug doar to overy kind of
!;idyi- nr.d pneumonia pet - in.
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t kbich medical sEill battled
We 4m nearly G2 years oldj and
of "courJ only in tho prime of life
Is to Aatesmaudhip. He was the
fj-hrr lofj the present tariff bill
Which f i' a; monument to his
fioflnc'fering ekill viewed from the
K?p"bican, or protective tariff
fe.andnUnt. He 6ervtd r.is native
S:ste,Miine, from .73 to '75 s
G jVcrjior, aud has been in Congress
fir.ee io I
M:J, 'Lflntz, the aged mother of
Me srk William, E;i and Crawford
Lentz, and several married' d'aughN
er?, died Friday night at the home
of her eon, Mr, William Lentz, of
No. 9 township. Mrd. Lentz was
81 y Jars old. She was a widow for
man I' years. !
Mr. fronso Exonerated. .
W?U inserted th disnatcaa we
saw It with regard to theuictde cf
Misi Pionk, of Lincoln county. It
was? eaid that it was probably a
love! aflair that caused the resh act;
Shel was engaged to Mr. Jno,
Crolise, with whom it was eaid ahe
ha(! quarrtsled at a party. Cronse,
it gfeeme, was away, and the quarrel
could not have occurred. He was
at ier burial greatly distressed, and
' gays he was off trying to get the
means to ba ready to marry her.
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Single Copy 5 Ccints..
ICE FACTORY!
Ice Will Be Blade Before Two
SlontLs Concord Ice and Fuel Com-
A DlMabled NultUcr I
Jos. McCalltiTTi. a HiflM ci !
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dier from the fourth tt q r v Concora FMI once-
airy, landed hko and SDent Fri.
day night. He stated that he was
stationed neat San Francisco and Another enterprise has come
was hurt by 'he runaway of his for Concord, and this time v is an
orse, his 'sputa havinc been in- ice factorvJ ! 1
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jnred, so much so that he can not ; ;iBefore two months bave passed
o erect, lio wua taken to the icJ win bo made right . here iu
hoepital. but Wna rlienlm - . ' . I . . I
One Lot!
recovering sulliciontlv to travel.
At Washington, at which place he
was applying for a pension, he
was "Hooked' of his money and
. Concord instead of bein bought
from adjoining towns. i
Beyond ail do-b: all of the; ma
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oliinery, coLBistinof engine, boiler,
was on bis Way to' bU home at .condeDEer et0- bteQ ordercd
Alontgo-ofry, Ala. A purse wo8and mU in opcraUon b, thj 15ih
made np ibyjl some of the "yonng of I,ebruar- - ;, ) '
The firm name will be the I Con-
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Charlotte. He was L man of about cord Ice & Foel Company .
30"years of age.
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A Tvuiisi Je;ro Boy Indicted.
Aleck M
boy, was thed before Esq. Hill
today (Saturday) for the stealing
Mr.
Jaa. F Lavvnlc, whose merits are
well known for enter pyae and go
abead, will be the eole proprietor of
inin, a young negro jthe eatabi4hmeat; Coil and wood
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SaughterSale
aiid they must
lnlarge quantities will be handled
. . , I, . . . ! This is an enterprise of i which I
i-. I flnnnnrn p.An waiI hf
0.
We
are
A ijKcvival Mcctlu'X
-Chnrcli.
field's. When Deputy Townsend
was about to arrest him, the negro
started to run, but Mr. Townsend
has a reputation for swiftness of
the ieet and , soon succeeded in
grabbing j the coon. The little
negTO triqd to shed his coat, but
another grab was made and the
law had him. He will appear at
the next erm of court to answer
the cbarjge. He succeeded in
petting-a bondsman.
proud and
which will put it in line with. other
towns of its same calibre.
PERSON A L POINTERS.
oihg to sell
them. S e e
them
beginning on Sunday bight, the
15f:h, a two week.' revival meeting
will begin at the Baptist church by
kv. B. Lacy Hoge. The prayers
v of all Christian people is requested
ad. all the pastors and Christians
of the city are invited to corns and
.take part in the meetings.
'I cLueord Mill Sews;
I The Textile Excelsior says :-
1 UF D S Savage, aseistant overEeer
"'qf spinning in Elizabeth City (N. C.)
Cotton Mills for nearly 12 months,
has taken a similar position at
pight with Cannon Mills Concord,
C. ' "' .
: J R West, who has been run
ning the Odell roller covering shop
faConcord N. C., has decided to go
fiato business for himself, so he hss
purchased a machinery outfit for
covering spinning i oils,, and will
now open up a shop at Elberton,
Gat, where he has fine prospects for
BUCC 68. 1 4
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Quit the Virginians. '
The University-football team has
severed relations with the Virginia
University team. The alienation
tnat began on Thanksgiying day
has been rather intensified. They
may play the Georgia boye next
Thanksgiving day.
lie Wanted the Larger Girl.
Rev. Havner, before returning to
his home at Newton, went up to the
jail find talked to Mr. David Hans
nan, to induce him to give consent
for his larger girl to return to Naw
ton with him. Is was the intention
of Rev. liavner to take her to his
own nome and keep her there. Mr.
Hannan would not giye bis consent
though.
A Life Saver
is a pair ot our Men's-
fine Box Calf Lace
shoes with double sole
that is made on a new
last and gives the foot
an d toe plenty of room
while looking trim
and elegant. Our S3
shoes for men are un
precedented values-
for the money.
We are showing a; -
line of Ladies' Shoes,
sizes 2 12 to 7 made
of light weight box:
calf medium heavy
bottoms, but verv
flexible and easy to;
the foot. j
They are jnst the shoes for the mud
and slush, and price ia only $2 00. ,
We are showinsr a line of fii slippers -and
shoes for house and bedroom use.
while the price is moderate. ;
NEW RUBBERS FOR WOMEN,. ,
T Meet in Norfolk in Jane.
Agent Dusenbury, who has
just returned home from the meet
ing of railway agents at Bruns
wick, G., tells us that the next
similar meeting will bo beld in
Norfolkj1 Va., on the 2nd day of
Juno. The National Association
also meets there on the 3rd of
June, so Norfolk will be crowded
"lit- '
with railroad agents.
During the visit to Brunswick,
Ga., tbb agents were given trips
to St. Augustine and Jacksonville
and places of special interest.
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Edncators Invited.
Probably next to an election
law the General Assembly's next
most important law will be the
school law. Senator Smith stated
Friday that there will be a joint
meeting on Monday night, the
23rd, in the Senate chamber at
which it is desired that educators
and j persons, interested . in the
school work are moat cordially in
Yited to be present and offer
counsels and plans.
WHY
Company.
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GET INTO THE SWIT--HE ELECTION IS OVER-THANKSGIVB
PAST AND IN A FEW MORE DAYS&WE WILL HAVE
CHRISTMAS AGAIN.
From Anson to Cftbarru.
The following locals are taken
from the Wadeaboro Messenger and
Iatijligencer : ,
j Mr. 0 H German and family, of
Motven township, have moved to
Concord.
j Mr. G Ltpe has sold his land in
BQrnsville township and his interest
in the Fountain Hill ginnery to S D
Ross & Co. and has moved to Cabar
rus county. s ' '
Mr. Barney Douglass, of Rich
mond, Va., arrived here last night
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Agent Gowan Dusenbury re
turned home this morning from
his trip to BrunvyiGk Ga.rw
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Mr : fJpri W KiMhpr rflinrrifid riTTTT.TkP-r a "wrv mtt'nt
home this morning, after spending 'fjzifl HOIl & I FeiZer S3?
a few days in Charlotte.
Mrs. Trogdon, of Greefasboro
arrived! this morning to ;visit her
friend, Mrs. W. R. OJell. j
Mrs. E. M. Andrews arrived
here this morning to visit her sister,
Mr?. W. R. Oiell.
Mr. W R OJell left! last night
f r Nashville, Tenn. He will return
about next Tuesday.
Mr. Frank Freeze came oven
fiom Charlotte last night1 to spend
Sunday. Frank seems to) be pleased
with his new situation tbere. j
Mr. and Mrs. S J Durham and
Mr. Plato Durham are cxpecte
here tonight from Bessemer to spen
Sunday at tue home of Mr. W
OJell. j I
Mr. Chas. Hartsell, who is
clerking in Salisbury, paesid
through here today on his way to
Mt. Pleasant to spend Snnday with
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parents.
Mr. D J Bostian returned hone
this morning irom a visit to M : it
gomery county . Mrs.; Bostian jrill
not! return until next (7eek. J
Mr. Lester Reed, of McAd
ensville, is ere today on a visit.
Mr. Reedj is quite a fine per
former on the cornet and will be a
valuable addition to ;our band in
case he locates here. He is thinks
ing of accepting a position ivi the.
cotton mill business! here.
ISSJEE2BT
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FRENCH PEAS,
KORNLET
and ;
ITALIAN PASTE
', at 1 1.
ij",.mi.'Wht are von doing in
mi apple tree?' Tnief-'Bxcnse. gj-yju & MorriSOH
me-1 iast fell off a balloon."- f ; n..cni: I .
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PRESENTS! Oh, Yes ! You must have piesents I02?
Christmas times. We don't know o; any better place in the
State of North Carolina to' bny a usefal as well as an ornL-
mental PRESENT than the j
FURNITURE HOUSE BELL HARRIS & CO.
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SEE. Run over the ' list and see -if we are not correct, One
Hundred Bed Room Suits Jin all the fancy woods. Parlor.;
good medium 'and best. Wardrobes,; "Side Boards,. Ghlna
Closets, Office Desks, Book Cases, Hll Racks, Rocking
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Chairs, Dming Chairs and ail kinds of c fclldren Chairs, Bis
sels Carpet Sweepers, Cook Stoves, Mattres3 and Spring Baby f
Tenders, Boy Wagons, Go Carts, Coasters, Trycicies, Yeloso.
peds, etc. v V ;
Our line of Pictures and Frames," Mirrors, Lamps, etc:, .
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jnust be seen to be appreciated. We haye bought largely.
We have bought at right prices. We have bought to sell if
you will favor us with a call we will convince j you that we
mean just what we say. Come and see us. With best wishes
for a merry Christmas we are
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Fliegender BUetter.
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