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J j I OOllpOKD, N. 0., MONDAXv A-PEILlO, 1899. j :':,y Sine Copy 5 Cents
ION OF HOMES. 110 fp Charleston ;- I Mr. Jneob Correll Dies Suddenly ! ' I ' ' jT" . 1
. j Dr. Barker has learned from the On laafc Fridav! niVht nhnnt 1 v ff1?)
Price $4.00 Per Year.
A COTTON SEED OIL MILL.
HIE SELECT
MocH lielwjj SuDscribc! for a Plant The
at Bills Plae Tlio Ufiicern elected j
x Sit IVot lU-finltely Itedrtcil Upon
V Ginnery nutl Fertilizer Works
t lie Built Additionally.
HOMES.
Though the movement 'is yet in
its infancy, still stock is being
subscribed for a cotton seed oil
plant for Concord, together with
an up-to-date ginnery and' fer
tilizer works. ; ' , "
The subscription for stock is
being handled. The amount of
stock for the beginning i3 to bo
cot less than $10,000, and if the
corporation is mado it will be
liable to increase tho amount of
stock at any time. .
It is the intention that, so soon
&s the corporation is formed, that
Mr. W E Odell wiU be the presi
dent and Mr. M L Buchanan the
secretary and treasurer. Mr.
Sandy Smith will be the manager,'
and five directors will bo elected,
all of these officers though will
serve but one year unless re
elected at the first - annual meat-
"iftCfis foi lite ministers
Selesntes to
i
tery necidea
ol tbe Coiiresjatlon
Ttaeui.
Od account
tbe cottiiog of
hei
JIo for Charleston: , T
Dp. Barker has learned from the
1 4..,..
tfie Concord Presby-! ""r uuuipauv .. uw vewiaus
t pou-rtie Members and others who who wish to at-
to Entertain
t
p., should leave here on the new
r 1 . ,J- . . J itrain No. 33.
As the reunion is on the 10th
On last Friday
the uncertainty of I T
jS'jme of ttfe delegates
havinf? fdlled to notify the
a liar nnk P1 Mav tnse no go irom bans-
aad
eomimttee
proper anapdorpuolication on laat r" vuua
a funi .VJ'train at b.dO on the moraine of
the 9th. This will put them into
Columbia at half past 1 o'clock in
the afternoon. Tbey will leave
that place at 3.15, arriving at
Charleston at 8.17 on tha same
day.
It is thoupht that as many as
batarday. The folio wine is the i
liar, but the lits subject to changes ;
mad a by the cpmmittee:
Dr. 1) D
liyes four miles
night about 1
o'clock Mr. Jacob Correll, who
on this side of
Johnson Rev. C A !
Monroe and Jflder from Franklia.
M ra. Ei their. fGi b;:on Eld er from
l)r. L H Chester and
Morganton .
J M Odell
and
i - t I . '1 ''a
D F CanncMat St. Oloud Hotel 8venty-nve will go irom balls-
Eider from bnenctrr. iburv.
J W Canndnlai St. Oloud Hotel j The rate from-Salisbury and
Rev J F Phirt and wife. L.t ;, -
E C Baruhardt Rev. W A Woodi , 0 rh T
id Elder frSni Staiesville. ! bury Sun of 8th.
By telephonic communications
with Mr. Barker we learn that he
will go ahead of the time and will
provide for lodgings for our
division and will meet us as we
arrive. He especially requests
Dr. D i
Bojfd and E
Wj
ing.
Caldwell Rev. R
iCier from Batnesda.
iJ B Oolt4rfe Rev. J A RarasayJ
D. D , and Eider from Taylorsviile.
W A fcrnitn-r-Kev. u A McLiaurin
and Elder from Marion.
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W R Harris Rev. W 0 3rowri
and Eider from Front Street.
As to the site pf the plant,
that every survivinsr member of
J D Hatchett Rev. Edar Tnfts; v n -r rv,rtt. n .
,o . u ii t r, n u j. ! the oth JS. V. xlegiment, that saw
W 0 Houston Rev. B Sandler
China Grove died. His wife
was awakened bjf his falling from
the bed. She ran to him quickly
but he drew only a few breaths
and was dead. Mr. Correll had
in the past suflered with heart
disease. He Was during the
war one ot the drummers and
always took an active part in the
He was a good
of the best of
reunions here,
man and -one
citizens. He had j reached the
aae of 71 years,
hind a wile and
The funeral
He leaves be
several children,
was preached at
Zion Reformed church near
China Grove on
Having been
rothinc has been fully decided, and E W frnrn TWVmnv I so much of the service at Onar-
It improbable that it will be erect- L D Duval-pRv. W R McLelland leston be there.
m the aca J2i,aer UP unliy- The veterans wiU be asted to
Odell and Cannon mills in order .WiT T 7 be m tbe poroession fct Charleston
Dr. N D
Fetzer-
T K U -1 D-
Elder from
-Two gueste.
Back Creek.
on the 10th to participate in the
Rev. J A Harris and memorial services. Mr. Barker
asks ns to say too, that inasmuch
GO Richmond-Eider from L afj tbere may be a good deal of
to have the advantages of a side
track. (j -As
previously stated the fer
tilizer works and ginnery will be
additional, and in additional.
buildings but will he under the I and Elder from Pethpage.
same corporation, tf The ginnery, jM J CorlMElder from PrdBpec. for our accomodation if apprised
it bnilL will be of the latest oat- 0 Erring-Elder from a few days before of how much
' . . i ooain ruverj.
noir.
J A Simsr-iW W Pharr. D. D
Sunday afternoorrj
i m . i
a member oi tie
Masonic order, the funeral cere
mouy of the lodge was held by
the members, together with mem
bers from visiting lodges,
REMARKABLE j CURE OF THE
RHEUMATISM.
Kenna, Jackson county. W. Va..
About three years ago my wife had an
attack of rheumatism which confined
her to her bed f or oyer a montn and
rendered her unable to walk a step
without assistance, her limbs being
swollen to double their normal size.
Mrr S Maddox insisted on my using:
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I purchased
a filty cent bottle and used it according
4Vin liiiArtfinna and Via nort n nrTi
to breakfast withont
manner, and ehe has
not had a similar attack since. A. B.
Parsons, For sale by M. L Marsh &
Co., Druggist.
-HOW ABOUT A-
i
Spring is
in
here
cfpwding that he . will probably
be able to secure cars placed here
tern rcqumntr
twenty minutes
only fifteen
to gin a bale.
or
Summoned to Washington as Wit-
nesses.
Mr. W
Pitts and Dr. Kobt. S Young were
H I Woodbon8e Rev. J M Green
lee and Elder! from Third Creek.
BE Harris Rev. A T Graham J
P B Fe'zer Dr. and Mrs. J M
.11 1 fTT
car room win oe neeaea. vve
hope veterans and citizens that
propose to. avail themselves of
this opportunity will be sure to
A Joyner, Esq.OA Jr J make up their minds a little be-
n - T! i oi . i lorftnftnn ana we win urooauiv do
last week summoned to appear in
Washington City as witnesses in I Grove.
the trial of a negro, Jno. Reid,
ory and Rey.fJ E Summers:
0 R White Elder from China provided for to advantage.
We have received the 56
J O Walworth Rev. 0 Miller hanea that we ordered and every
who stands charged with the iRQmple one is sold and paid for.
l ne price is zu cenis eacn up
Hamilton E'der from to 50, from 50 to 100 they are 18
cents. When we ordered the
mumer oi a woman ac ina piace, D and Elder from Salisbury.
which affair happened several j s P
months aero. The neerro is from Gilwood.
r? io'- o,i vaA o ai,f a;. ! M H H Cald well R S Arrowdod
iuio wiavo etui uiou uuvy&v uio- I i
i..-j -i . : .'., I and Elder
tance beyond the depot, A plea , Q w Patterson -Rev. G
of insanity will bemade by Kied's gnd Elder
attorneys and these persons were
summoned there for trial on that I yille.
from Davidson.
badges we had only 48 orders.
I I m m m -m til 1
L Cook VYe advanced tne amount neces-
from Poplar Tent.
account. It is a fact that there
is insanity in the family, his sister Pool.
and aunt haying been taken to
the asylum. The three witnesses
summoned left Sunday night.
Rev. W
Mrs. S
nedy .
I Mrs. J
New Salem
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sary to get 56 which cost $10.08.
" A B Young Elder from Mooress he express charges were 45 cents
Oi Alexander Rev . A
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River. !
G W Brown Zion Elder, S
Stntomcut Ry Town Commissioners.
The commissioners for the . town ol
Concord made the following statement
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coyermg tiie period of the present ad- White, and Elder from Thyatira,
niinistration to date :
Amount paid on the- old debt
(not bonded) . i . r . ?3,692.26
Cost of sewerage to the town
and paid .. . . i . . . 3,340.84
7est Depot street re-macada-
mized,i)aid . . . . . 1,500.00
-g- making $10.3. We have collec
ted $11.20, being XV cents apiece,
Carroll Rev. J 0 Keni leaving 67 cents profits which we
I will not try to return but will
jt Mehaffey Elder from gomQ necessary expenses
p-Elder from Rockv with it. ; We tried to secure the
badges to each at lo cents but do
" not find it practical.
We will try to secure as many
Tired of Wesrro tabor. more a?? are wamcu n
The AsMey & Bailey Co., of Pat and orders are left with us.
terson, Nl J., extensive silk mill a T . .
Operators! Who established a mill at Some Questions Answered.
Columbia, I Pa., several years ago, We ffive below some stinenta as
which was! worked exclusively by . , m fhft nrnnft ffi.
South Main fitrofit has also been colored people, are removing all the & t.
- - - I . . tt -i. rvi i i i n l a 1 9 r.nnr. niiHWrr uucatiw tua
Thronrh macnineryi lO jaye.iuviii-, v.,
I i ii J - :n Vw -if1 I i.1 a ora a V. frt oak-
tho efforts of iWtoard and the mayor where a iiew mill will be erected thonghtfnl citizens are apt to ask
tiw. trM i... i-n--t.wM-i'W4 and ODM&tea oy wow neip. ". Thn town ta.ea l.'io7.od& ot
a hn.dsome passenger depot has been Thurstoq, the superintendent
cidos the above extra expenses all
.y ent expenses of the town have been
paid, or will be paid on 'presentation,
intruding keeping streets and bridges
ia pair, electric light bills for 18
r- . amounting to' $1,819.27, and
"Her works' rent, police . and other
v' rs of the town, and all the debts
' ' - y the present administration
Litv-j cither been paid or will be paid on
-U ntation. I '
town orders have' been issued,1
cither will any bo issued. ' j
b order of the board. I j
J. L. Miller, Treasurer.
act in a Isimilar capacny in
South. (The transfer throws more
than oni hundred colored people
out of work. Textile E tcelsior. .
Bnekln's Arnica aiy
The Best fealve in the world
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Rheum,
Jer Sores, Tetter Chapped
Hands,
ribilhlame. Coma axld all
S'lin Eruptions, and positively Cures
Piles or fno pay requirea. it, is
gaarantlea to give ctatiefaction or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box Fdrieale at P B Jfetzer's Viu
! store
property aad 848 polls. Tha taxes
due the town this year are $id,8-
44 apportioned as follows :
Interest fnDd $1,543 10
School " 3,087.01
General v" 9,253,74
License tax funds, fines, etc., are
indefinite and we cannot give them.
Thp town has a bonded debt cf
$25 000 aLd outstanding scrip
amounting to probably $12,000. Of
thia there seems to be no complete
record. The population of Concord
is 7,200.
for
Salt
to the directions and the next morn-
ng she walked
assistance m any
atmoa
spite
n.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Snow was seen to fall early Sun
day morning.
Uapt Jno. Barringer, of Spen
cer, is here today.
Mr. Jno. Harkey, of Lexington,
arrived here this morning.
Mr. Sam! Whitt, of China
Grove, was here this morning.
I - i -
Mrs. Frank Patterson, of Chia
Grove, came ia from that place this
morning tu viaii at ui. oiovcuo.
Dr. Stevens and wife contemplate
going toAsheville this week to spend
some time on account of his health.
the weather. Wp
have a gjeat va
riety ; can please
almost any cole r
taste. Are you a
long, slim man?
Well, then Just
drop in and see
now we nt you.
Our clothing is
made jto fit as
well as to wear.
New lot of Collars and
fancy Ties.
II. L. PARKS & GO.
Green Mountain
flaple Syrup.
Quart Bottles at 30 cents.
Pint Bottles at 20 cents.
Sweet Pickles per Bottle
10 cents. 4
Canned Kornlet at 20 Gents
jper can. c
Ervin & Morrisctti
OROCER5
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We may live without music,
poetry and art, j
We may live without conscience,
may live without heart, I
We may live without loyers; live
withoiiu hope,
But civilized women cannot live
without soap.
We may
what is knowledge but sorrow
live without books,
We may live without beauty,
fades ori-the morrow.
We may live without law eui
indictments are quaotunsr,
But where is the one who can li
without washing.
Patronize the
it
s;
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Concord Steam Lnnndry & Tye
WorR.
ol-
By sending
ets, Waists,
us your Shirts,
lars. Ouffs. OLace Curtains, Blank
Skirts, Suits and
Woolen Goods.
SHIRTS REPAIRED FR3?E.
'Phone No 2.
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Snow on April 4th, '
Some Deot)le sit down tired, eat tired.
go to bM tired and get np tirejd. There is on
nxpt in xnis as lornr as vuu ttrt? in icttun ui tii
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Furniture Store ot I
BELL, HARRIS & COMPANY
Cheap Chairs, Beas, springs, ioii2iges,
stovfisJ Sewing Machines, BicyGles, Uidok
LampsJ Rugs, Mirrors,
torts, vyaiiJraper exc.
s,
Counterpanes, Com-
Y ours to please,
Bell, Harris & Company
Undertaking managed by Mr. W L Bell.
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