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concord, n. a, Tuesday; june, 20 1899
THE WKONG BOTTLE.
Awful Reswlts of Leaving Poison By
Ifrdlclne.
A special from Ashrrillo to the
Charlotte Obfieryer says :
A mistake in takinar a dosa ai
medicine this morning cost the
life of J P Marshall, of this city.
Mr. Marshall thought , to take a
dose- of paregoric, but instead
poured out a dose of carbolio
acid from a bottle that stood by
the paregoric bottle. He dis
covered the awful error in a mo
ment after swallowing the
draughtj and hurried up town to
see a physician. On the way he
fell and j was taken to J R. Oates'
liyery stable. . Medical aid was
summoned, but Mr. Marshall was
beyond help and died in a few
minutes. He, was about 40 years
of age a tobacco buyer, and a
well known man of this city. He
was a natiye of Virginia.
ILLICIT DISTILLING.
ca of cmbarrns County's Bleu Found
GnUtT t Defrauding tuo Gorern
ment and Sentenced to Prison Four
jfonths A Fino or On Hundred
pllars Imposed On Him.
Our readers will remember that
a number of months ago revenue
officers one night seized the dis
tillery of Mr. "Billy'' Rhinehardt,
in No. 9 township. The dis
tillery was running at night and
the etorekeeper had locked uyj
the building that afternoon, show
ing that the rules under which
thise plants are conducted were
beins: violated.
The whiskey and the diBtillery
were taken charge of by the
officers and a case entered in the
Federal court against Mr. Rhine
hardt. His case was called last
Saturday at the court in Char
lotte but Mr. Rhinehardt failed to!
ihow up. Marshall Hampton
came over Saturday evening and
arrested him and took, him to
Charlotte Sunday morning for
Jrial.
The case was brought up Mon
day and Mr. Rhinehardt sentenced
for his illicit work. Most always
in a case of this kindr the guilty
one is sentenced to the peniten
tiary and worked at hard labor
but on account of Mr. Rhine
hardt's age and the f act that he
-has been suffering with rheuma
tism quite much, he was given the
four months sentence in our jail
here and fined $100 He was
brought here Monday evening and
confined to jail.
He was found guilty of giving
false returns to - the goyernment, I Taking a Look at our mn
.
and of working at hours when I - When men in the interest of cot
the storekeeper was not there. 1 ton mill work visit throughout bur
State they generally give Conoord
Th Hale Jlves Trouble. I a rail inn fni tWvgnf. (a ma nnv
I "rw " j ww
A mulecan never be depended I ten, too. Today (Tuesday Mesan.
npon and you must never do any-J Caruthers. Tate, and Fisher, of
thing behind his back. Today Jaekaon, Tenn., accompanied by
laesday) a negro named Joyce I Mr. Stuart W Cramer, of Charlotte,
neamerspoon Uaa tO'Deat niSl woro Kng mruugu our mum.
male to get it alon? on the road The Fir.t cottou Bloom.
at CHass but the long-eared The first cotton - bloom we have
animal spied a goods box at I seen this year was sent us Monday
viass and started down the road by Mr, Frank U Hartseil, of No. 10
use he was shot out of a gun. I township. Several Dersons had i aid
ifce negro was in the bucrcrv and that they would . furnish the first
wzg the best he could, but I one tnii year, put Mr. Hansen sent
nothing can chancre a mule's ideas. I ni9 in ahead of the others. Good
The crisis pa mo and kht n Aryrn I for Hr. Hartflell-and No. 10 town-
ag thrown violently acainst the I ehiP-
tire of One of the wheels And thth
flpoV, ' . I n nontomory?a Hills
"Call IRln nnan . inn ai aa hl An I i ,
v ' T. ' 1 lf.nn.. t-. J ttt:ii ra
W lace knd hi R.nflAa tnnMrrt uuo, xvecu. . wiunoa,
from him. Th nrn wA Wlv W 8 Bingham, Uorrison Fetzer and
i w J I rr c n . a w
one up but the mule is in irood ? ?j Ke , 10 jnoniv
trim. - Jgomery connty to spend a week
fishing and hunting. They will
occupy the clnb house oyer there
Single Copy 5 Cents
FILIPINO TKEAOHBRY.
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Hill 5 and VVouna 25 from tuo Hear
Cen. Frd Orout aud 1,800 XXcn Ar
Fifi Amwican loldiers were
killed and about 2b win wonndad
by treaoheroua Filipinos on Mtni
day morning. They pretended to
be friendliti and fired on the rear
of onr troopi. They got badly
pnnlihed but it does not eompensata
for the vioioui aot. Gen. 17htaton
himself was under fire and in great
danger.
Troops will most probably ba
forwarded to the Philippines and
the situation will be met. Gei.
Fred Grant with 1800 man arrived
on the Sherman Monday. Gam.
Hale and Funiton and most of the
volunteers will leave the Islands
loon.
The Lost nan Snows Up.
Mr. John Leisar, of China Grove,
has turned up at McColl, S. C with
relatives: of his wife. Mr. Leiser, It
i i i
will be remembered, left home some
time since, and it was thought that
he had ; become mentally unbals
anced. A card asking for informa
tion as to his whereabouts was pub
lished but had no answers.
Mr. Thorn, of China Grove tells
us that Mr. Leiser went to McColl,
S. C, where some of his wife's kin
people live and that Mrs. Leiser has
gone to join him. . We understand
that Mr. Leiser's seemingly peculiar
actions was earned by a fear of be
ing unable to meet his expenses.
Salisbury Sun.
Mr, Romulus Deaton Dead.
News has reached here of the
death of ,Mr. Komnlns Deaton, of
Mooresville, who died Monday even
ing. Mr. Deaton was a promising
young man 01 only about S3 years
of age. His remains were interred
today (Tuesday.) ' Misses Rose'WH
leford and Jessie Deaton, and Mrs.
Elliott attended the funeral. Mr.
Deaton was a nephew of Mn. M. G
Deaton, of this place.
Auohr Tnlru Basoasau for 17s.
Mr. Peter Forces of Selma, Ala.,
who attended sohool at Hebane the
past year arrived here Monday night
to spend the lummer months wi h
onr btys playing haieball. He will
be stationed on third base, Mr.
Force has a title of a "Rongh
Rider," having belonged to Roese
yelt's command during our recent
war. Mr. Foroe is stopping with
ilr. Joe JTisher.
The Jallca t If an Marries.
Mr. Huston Goodnight, who
has the distinction of being the
tallest man in Cabarrus county,
paid .Register Johnson a visit to
day (Tuesday) which cost hun
three dollars but a joyful mission.
He came after license to marry
Mrs. Minnie Brumley, of No. 3
township.
m
ATuroo Tnousand Dollar Doal.
On Monday a land deal took placs
inrolving 3,000. The property in
No. 3 township, known as the Laird
Alexander .traot which belonged to
Messrs. Z A, W L and f? W Morris,
and Mr. Vic Caldwell, was boight
hy Mr. W L Morris, the other
three interested persons haying re
ceived $1,000 apieeo.
Would Wot . Suffer So Again .for Fifty
Times the Price.
I awoke last nukt with se vere
pains in my stomach. I never felt,
so badly in all my life? When Ti
came down to work this mornin$c
I felt so weak I could hardly
work. I went to Miller & Mc
Curdy's drug store and they re
commended Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy..
It worked Jike magic and one
dose fixed me all right. It cer
tainly is the finest thing I ever:
used for stomach trouble. 1 shall
not be without it in my home
hereafter, for I should not care
to endure the sufferings of last
night again for fifty times its
Srice. G H Wilson, Liveryman,
lorgettstown, Washington Co.,
Pa. This . remedy is for sale bv
ai u juarsn & jo., druggist.
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CLEARANCE
A Card of Thanks.
I wish to say that I feel under
lasting obligations for what
Uhamberlain s Uough remedy has
done for our family. v e have
used it in so many cases of
coughs, lung troubles and whooo-
ing cough, and it has always given
the most perfect satisfaction, we
feei crre&tfv indahted to fcfiM mann-
factures of this remedy and wish
them to please accept oui hearty
thanks. KesDectf nil v. - Mrs. S
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Doty, Des Moines, Iowa. For
sale by M L Marsh & Go., drng-
gist.
PERSON A L POINTERS.
Craeber SnaJke Bitten.
day last week, Myrtie, tbo
daughter of Mr. Henry
. atber of Eo wan county, was
THE BEST- PRESCRIPTION EOR
-OHILLS
bitten hv o oiMA.v.AAri V I and fever ia a!bottle of GroTe'a Tflste-
ortly after the occurrence she OTonio. Never fails . to enre;
- I Than r h-rr avnanmATit TBifh tvnvthlAoo
Tour
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voijr iranuc DUt nas re- imitations?! Price 50 cents.
"Yered considerably from the I money hack if it fails to cure.
Mr. J D Barrier spent today in
Charlotte.
Mr. Will Day vault is spending
tbis afternoon in Charlotte.
Rev. il G G Soberer and wife
of Mt. Pleasant, spent today here.
OF
ekleai Arniea hit.
Wlm tteir,flou We, the .imdeniened Policemen for
BW"' iniB-ea 8orea, Ulcers, Salt the town of Concord, will visit your
w cam, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped premises in a few days, and all premises
fui, Ohilblaina. Corn and all not fonnd in good sanitary condition
Bria nJL.:l0lm U0 ,ana al1 mil be renorted to the Mavor. .Take
Pil
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Iin nair rDfttiirart Tr is I A
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'u to finve statisf action or
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eiunaed. Price 25 cents per
Jor aale at P B Fetzer'a Drug
Jas. F Harris.
John R Cruse, '
Eli T Gtoldston,
Sanitary Policemen.
FANCY 1
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SALE !
All thin goods go regardless of their Cost.
Commencing Tuesday morning and lasting
till Saturday night, the economic buyers oi
CoDcprd will reap a harvest. A clearance
sale indeed this. will be. Watch this space
closely and visit the store daily, as many
genuine bargains will be on the counters
that we canTt put in the paper.
ORGANDIES.
These hot weather fabrics are most needed
nght now. The price is cut, and that very
deep. The styles are of the best. For this
week all fine pure Silk Organdie, sold 75c.
a yard, now 49c " A good variety of 40c.
colored Organdies, very sheer, to close at
25c, All 25c. Organdies go at 15c. Hund
reds of yards of Lawns at 5, 71 and 10c. A
great showing -in Belt Buckles, etc. To
morrow 500 gold plated one piece Beauty
rnvs, the 2 for 5c. kind, at lc each. The 5o.
mna ipr oc. .Black Beauty Pins 2 for 5c.
SILKS.
All our fine Waist Silks embraced in this
oaie. Aii aouar biiks go at 73c. 75c waist
Silks, sale price, 49c. 50c. Waist Silks, aU
Pure Silk, 25c. yard. The newest Patterns
and the finest of Fabrics are represented in
this CLEAN TJP SALE.
A warm, time in Thin Goods tomorrow.
H. L. PARKS & CO.
V I IJ TTTir PI
The Melencholy Days Have Come,
the hottest of the year.
: BUY . '
Refrigerators, Ice Chests. Water Coolers.
and Mosquito Canopies from
Bell, Harris & Company
j J and keep cool.
If you need anything in Furniture or House FurnisJi-
in$ Goodsfor ISitting Boom, Parlor or Kitchen w&
have it by the car, load, bought before the rise
' Come andseeusla
BiGIli32i, DHAEEIS &c CO.
June 20thJ 1899.