n I . i 4. I Price $100 Per Year. CONCORD, 1ST. a, THURS DA , JAN 26, 18 39. Single Copy 5 Cents. A SHOOTING AFFAIR. lhad taken him? to thhni qijTL. .... ; . J I h li ,Tj r- . -"i ruie, u meyt areiparriea out, lit cry man Black oi Salisbury snot ? 'IW found in the left side near for the superintendent of the Turee Time. Wednesday wiBnt By !"fea piace as desonbed abovei chain cane; to let anv truster be John Foreman of Salisbury Fore. A nr(Hmmrn ),...;. . .7, ' . . . -V. . ro-n c.pr.a n, ,OM jTLi.!- . "1 out oi tne camp a ..night and this i au. a. ui riiiMii i rim n t r aw a am, t ; i r mm v Biaeh's wounds Dressed and n i. v 7 r '""wuwu UOiU was eumcient reason for Mr. Soger i i "LKRnnirM Hill D.'tu mi i. - Sen XXom-lnree Shots Take Ef- ? " V BUU AlfcUJ. Aue wuT to trv to make the ftrreatJ nofc- lect m the Body or Black. ne88e8 wero BWOrn and their testii withafcATidi thA fof. fhof. jfW Wednesday at ternoon, Messrs. J O "ur mT- Ke Jonnm fled from his command to halt. 15laqK ana jonn iroreman . Dotn of jmuieuiawjiy aiter me The two n l W I ' - I -l f I W w -w - MVM W . f - V III V V whom are liverymen in Salisbury, "nK 8omeone went rnnninfi: hj their escape, Jno. Knox land bad a difficulty at Brown's stabled "rwn 8 8lab e called for ma Hen PMIa AM f. r In the fisticuff Black got the better norae 88 bo wenfc bv- j of Foreman and heat him somewhat. flir' Aom yonnsoo, of Albemarle, testified that he saw the flash of tab ar enry Bost Hnocd Down j IReady For negroes Jno. I Henry Phifer, did not return to the chain gang Wedniesday night. s poo ' On Wtdnesdav nicht ahnnfc 7 30 the cracking of a pistol was heard Ptyol and heard the bullet whizzing Just as day was breaking today HPTl All yi A Q fP near tee corner a tne JNationaii t-"--m Wui u. iub wjr-. iiuov-jy cuij hank A crowd soon Gathered Pnie police Boger testified familiar i to our peoplej was around and at the same time Mr. that he sncceeded in arresting Mr. tnocksd down by some person.j The ran into Gibaon'a dmo atore foreman and found in his pocket a affair occurred near Oorl'a stables. -ifh untindo from a niatol. 32calibre pistol. When arrested he Mr. Boat la not nurt and nothing yards of 36 Mr Black's statement 13 that he asked the Oh lef what he waa being has been done about t.the matter, t v - tClVfiftA A arVCOfi.il tn- U TT .1 ? . I t f Tina aalA thaf ntia nf ttin Vin.nn I V , mmm ' VU VIAJAV had started to Brown'a stable and i I V I WMloia iDM , . w " fUiOC fir nnon T .... waB 1Uf 8n0"Dg Mr. ISlaeJr. Mr. Teru anooKeu mm uowd. TW. U a diffflTPnPB nf onininnas. ru"maa 'nen Bam: 168, 1 did to the nnmber of . shots flred but "boot the dr-d raasal . Ib he hut : i 1 1 mi LfUAxM. I w i r; t .. i mi; ji upon examionuuu uy wc. u o auuuj;, - i j iiiiBBCB reari lnompson; ana i , w assisted by Drs. Smoot and Burlej- rw.f -oumob lesimea, her friend , Miss Marshall, returned LO iiU Hl OU. ...... r. .. ..corroberatine the statement of thn. n. , , . . , i O SOD, lb Waa luuuu tuab aiai. uidua na i ' - , i , . v uauouuijr last uijuii ut"oio, uub iuj auuuiuo Biaiea voaw PEE80AL POINTEBSl worth 10c Yd tVirPA timpfl onnft in both hia BUW I - .J ? TC . n 6 - J Rtreet with 'a thnrflfi and BftiHiJt waa abdomen on the right side. . One f i l , , . . r. J , , ' mi. Kr Mr. Foreman. The horse was bail was taaen irom ms auKie. xub . n. , . i -v nthpr two wonada were onW dressed 1 r i r , I . ' L : . , . .Air. roreman made sumcientiy to give mm no irouoie in 0n trial. I getting home yet that night on No. After the ! preliminary trial a 38. Uae bullet, as previously men-pond was asked for by Mr. Fore . i .- . 01 . f i mi t i tioned, entered on tne ngnc siae oi man b counsel, me oona was nxed at 5)Z,&UU. X ailing to secure the bond he jail. was taken back to NEOKO SHOT. his abdomen. On the left side quite a dark, blue place was found, hut there was no opening of the skin that the bullet could have passed out.. This bullet was; not located while here This is Mr. Black's greatest danger from the shooting. If the ball did not enter the bowels he is in no danger. t ' . . ... i . i Just after the shooupg ocourred a disturbance arose among the! man was seen by several parties run- mules nearj the convict camp a ning down East Depot street. Chief short distance out of town on the of Police Boger, together with sev- Beatty's Ford road. By the order eral other officers, pursued the man. 0f some of the bosses, the trusty, Mr. Grant Buchanan, of Char- lotte, is spending today here: with his brother, Mr. M L Buchanan. Mr. C D Cobb, of McLeansville, no statement passed through this morning on his way to Mt. Pleasant, where he will be married to Miss Lelia Cook. The couple will leave on No. 1 thio evening for his home. Mr. Qrant Buchanan accompanied" him to witness the cereiiicny. I Rare Bar gam Cannon & Fetzer Company. r i I f Three Negroes Fall to Halt at Chief u. - i : i Boger's Command and as a liesnlt 1 ' One of the negroes Gets Shot in tire RlSht Bide. On Wednesday night some little When they had gotten down about FEENOH PEAS, KORNLET and ITALIAN PASTE Formerlyj and 98c now OF OUR MEW'S "WOOL SHIRTS & Drawers sold at 75c a garment 50 If your underwear is getting thin now is a good time to replenish at !a saving. E L PARKS k if at' Jno. Knox, who still wears his stripes and, chains, together with Mr. Geo. Morr's property on that street tney nairea a maa wuu Henry Phifer, who is with the found to be Mr. John foreman, ntkn , f maor.a J stripes and chains, went to attend to the animals. Near 10 o'clock that night ttirle negroes were- seen to pass the corner. Chiel of Police Boger; was informed at once of the mat- r f f ter. He started in pursuit of the Ervin & Morrison . GR0CER5 ! " ij. it SPRING CO. styles vy; whom Mr4 Black had at first stated had shot him. A 38-calibre Ameri- can Bulldogpistol was found on Mr. Foreman. Without a trial, but upon the ad vice of Jndce Shaw, the mn was taken into custody and Chief Boger, FOR THE TEAR '99 who made the arrest, over to Sheriff Peck. man at once employed gomery as turned him Mr. Fores Ihhe W8B erai days with a d 4 Mrtfw them he called for them to halt. - -Ao A Bone Fractured In Ills Leg.. ; ' 1 Between the hours of 7 and 8 o clock this (Lnnrsday; mornmg, Mr. Nelson, who has been here seys Just in and more to follow. If W9 can't please yon and price then you don't need a in tsapy uarria Jndjze Moots hia connsellor. After This happened when the negroes nivincr Mr Pnrflman hia BUDDer at a UA . u 4o?i Dusenburrs residence. Instead The shooting took place nearly at of halting hb negroes commenced the corner of the National bank, to run This of. course made the between the central telephone office matter worse and Chief then had and the corner. An eye witness in reason to make still more of an forms us that Mr. Bliok was only effort. After they failed to stop eight or ten steps from the pistol Mr. isogerjnrea ai tnem, dub inis own expense, at his room when it fired first. Both of the men, Messrs. Fores man and Black, are large Both are respectable people and neither one ia considered of a low character, j . . Mr. Foreman, at his , had guards about him in the jail Wednesday night and was furnished a nice room in the jail in stead of being taken to a cell . Mr. Foreman is bruised consider ably on the face and forehead. From Dr. Whitehead, at 8aiiss .bury we were informed early this (Thursday) morning that the condi tion of Mr. Black was: good . The bullet was taken from his abdomen yet Wednesday night when they did not stop! them. Just as they were turning the corner at the Episcopal church he fired at them again. , : . One of tup negroes was cap tured in front of Mr. Jas. Ervin's residence on Spring street, but the other two made good their rove or horses, met with an accident up at Forest Hill while he was leaving town. While talking to a man he was kicked by nnc nf the animals: The bone was at first thought to be broken but 'bought before was found to only be fractured be tween the knee and ankle. He was attended to bv Dr. Caldwell and waa sent to Charlotte on the train. Prices from $3.50 to $30.00. Furnitureiand House Furnishings mor the advance. Can save ypn monejr avery time. Another car load of chairs at close-out prices on the than ever. escape. 3?he negroj Prince Loman, who was captured, was found to be shot in the right side .but the skin was only. grazed slightly and he was not hurt but badly scared. This is a case where an officer, in trving t6 capture parties Who i Nobody need have Neuralgia. Get p. Miles; i J . y . - ... I . 1 Pain WUa from drugRists. "One cent a dose." were acimg unwiseij, m uuo ux . - the men. It IS Strictly against' Ml druggists seUUr.Mues- rain nua. ( Cnarles SiattnefS'Wlt 1 ' A young tailor named Berry, lately succeeded to his fathers busi ne8s, once sent in his account to Charles Matthews, who, with virtu ous rage, wrote him the following note: "You must be a goose--Ber ry, to send me your bill Berry, be fore it is due Berry, j Your father, the elder Berry, would have had more sense. You may look very black Berry, and feel very blue Berry, but I don't care a straw Berry, for you and your billy-Ber ry." Exchange. j way. We want your trade. I you give us: a chance we will have it. Call and see us. We are yours to serve, Bell,. Harris .'& CinnipainiY P. S. Best equipped Undertaking Can give you anything you want from a Pauper CoDDer Lined oflMetallic ffood enough for Jay Gould. i. i . . , u WW style We Establishment in the Stute. h ... : ' Wood Casd andsomest Funeral Car to & I In tne State FREE. V

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