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"7 jVl?jM4a 4m t Price $4.00 Per Ysar. C0NC011D, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY, 19 1899. Single Copy 5 Cent m SBS5&. T?$.'.l3 laV'A IS Par II R V w 'V " VISITORS DEFEATED. -Concord Again Victorious In a Score vf 19 tn 4 A Good Game, But Not Without Errors Features. The game between Kings -m IT 1 I 4-V -v T-irTY1A QQTY1 j.yj.wwxxx : - l ill Tl I MI II Mill I II 11-1 IllJlllCi LtiCiliXX ruesuay aiuuuu , over for our boys .from the start , having scored live runs m m S nS i tiio victors hnt thev bore up nndfi-r it well, and held our boys a tight game until the ninth, when they tallied l, a Davis, -things .vuLuiLaiix o pitcher, had good speed, but the cleverness of our boys soon ! found him, and during the game landed fifteen hits, while Wed- j dington of the home team let them pelt him for five hits. The srame was won on fumbles and errors, together with the persuasion of the immense audi ince in the grandstand and the bleechers. The visitors were apparently timid at the begin ning but soon gingered up to TYIn.vino- nitch. Kings Mnnntam. had b errors toner vv - X -L credit while Concord made 4. Weddington struck out only 4 men, while Davis, his' oppon ent, saw him and raised him one, having seated 5.. The score by innings' was: Concord - - 5 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 412 Kings Mt'n. 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 4 Johnnie Ferguson, the thinest man on the visiting team, was the only one to make a home run, having landed the ball over the fence in the third inning. Two men scored. Billy LeGrand played a beau tiful game of ball on second and simply carried the grandstand with his every movement. Miller, the countryman, ap peared rather stiff, but will be placed in the box this after noon. Caldwell made the only double play and of course the spectators cheered. All in all it was a fairly good game and a large crowd will greet them this afternoon. Cider Selling Being Tested. For some time past the ques tion of whether or not apricot and other ciders are intoxicating has been agitated and discussed by some of our citizens, and on Tuesday night merchants John A Cline and D. C. Furr,,both of Forest Hill, were before Mayor Means, and were given a hearing in the matter. Mr. Cline was bound over till court for selling the stuff. Mr. Furr was put un der a $50 bond for his appearance on Friday next. In the mean time the technicalities of the law will be looked up. Will Get Consolation Here. Poor Statesville! It is really too bad that this distinguished and excellent ball team should meet defeat by that team at Moun tain Island, and in the city of Charlotte, at that. Our boys are m sympathy with the Statesville boys and will endeavor to impart to them some consolation on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week when they will meet on the Concord diamond. Statesville was dofpawi w ; Mountain Island in Tuesdav's ame by a score of 9 to 2. A Card of lhanks. I wish to say that I feel under lasting obligations for what Chamberlain's Coukh remedy has done for our family. We have used it in so many cases ,of coughs, lung troubles aad whoop: ing cough, and it has always given the most periect satisfaction, we teei greatly indebted to tbw manu factures of this remedy and wish them to please accepfoui hearty thanks. Respectfully, Mrs. S Uoty Des Mcmes," Iowa. For sale by M L Marsh & Co., drug gist. . - - ' . to MR. MARTIN CLESE BEAD. Typhoid Fever Takes an Unexpected Brief Is In It and Takes a Picnic Be Turn Leaves Wife and Three Chil- tween Blasts dren. Written for The Standard. The very sad news comes that Brief, July 17. A picnic is Mr- ATn.rt.in T,. niiTift: of near St. booked for Long & Son's mill on . 7 . . i :dUUuft uiu hour on this (Wednesday) morn- Se had been sick for a.outtwo weeks of a mild case of typhoid fever and was not thought to be dangerous, but shortly before he died that dread of the malady, "r11 7f' occurred and death resulted quickly. ' . Mr Cline was 40 years of affe From youth up he was more than ordinarily noble and exemplary in character. He was a deacon in his church and a pillar of strength to his pastor. TT . T TT' 1. i T te married miss v icLoriai j. Fisher, whom he leaves with three children deprived of a hus band and 'father who was noted for hf s tenderness and affection for his family, for whom he was doing well in providing all that industry and frugality secures. The, funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 o'clock Thurs day at St. John's church by his pastor, Rev. S. D. Steffey. - yw -I J 11 JI uur deepest sympatny and condolence are tendered the most excellent wite and the dear children, together with his aged , parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cline! and sisters and brothers, one of whom is our townsman, Mr. J. Ed. Cline. v ij see wisdom and goodness in the JN one but the Umniscient can J 1, for good in life whose alloted years he has but half attained!. - A Request Bv The Ladies. A beavy of Concord's most charming ladies and who are regular attendants at all the baseball games, seized the re-! porter by one ear this morning and petitioned him to request the men and boys not to expec torate oh the benches at the ball ground. i -We are quite sure that those who do such will adhere to this appeal, if for no other reason, they fear the ladies will take the matter in hands and induce the city fathers to deny them the privilege of spitting even on the sidewalks, like they do in other prominent cities. Soiled a Pretty SultT ' Mr. Hastings, a drummer, was-so thoughtless as to lean against one of the freshly painted lamp posts at the station and soil a real prettv Jight suit of clothes. The posts had just re- ceived a coat -of paint and the the people walking along in front of the waiting room were warned not to come in contact with them. Mr. Hastings; how ever, did not heed. , CURE A COLD IN ONE PAX Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druists refund morney if it fails to cure. 25c. The genuin has L. B. Q Dn each tablet. . Felling Trees. Herbert Smith has his street force at work on West Depot street, and' has bnilt a continu ous sidewark from the beginning of the Wagner property at the depot on up town. The trees that stood just on the outside the fence at Scotia seminary, have been felled and cleared awayv The change presents quite an odd appearance. THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOR CHILLS and fever is a bottle of Grove's Taste less Chill Tonic. Never fails to cure; ! Then why experiment "with worthless j imitations? Price 50 cents; Your money back if it fails to cure. MATRIM05UL TRADE WIND. i -I m-1 11 . in v .vuth . 'ha nnh hp ic new dially invited to bring their basletg and attend. A full- err own eniovable occasion IS anticipated. ' . . One marriag-q recently; three more to occur soon, and ex ceedingly fair promises of an other.. Indeed we xan not say how f ar the process may be - ' 'mrnil n rfVrnor ply pi .girls do not become ex hausted. A vqritable matrimon ial "trade wind" is prevailing. personal" pointers. . Mr. D. A. Caldwell spent the morning at China Grove. Mr. A. Sr Hamilton spent yesterday m Salisbury. Rev. S, Steffey, of- St. Johns, was in the city today. Miss Marie Keesier is now spending some time with Mrs. E. H. Hall. Misses Nelie and Ida Russell ?ave Sonf. to Salisbury to visit for sometime. - ' Mr H M Barrow has to King's Mountain for gone j few days. 7 V , Mr. W. J. Swink, of China Grove, was here a few hours this morning. Mr. George L.Patter son re- turned to the city -this mornm . , , iJ or WiXX M VYDOIVOOUOCUVD. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Morris were in the city today, the guests of their son, MrvZ. A. Morris. Mrs. A. H. Propst and daughter, Miss; Lizzie, returned last night from a visit to Harris burg. , Mrs. R. E. Gibson arrived home last evening from an ex tended visit -to friends at Jeffer son, Ashe , county. Mrs. J. H. Mason and chil dren returned to the city last night after spending several days in Charlotte with friends. Mr. Baron Caldwell, of Due West, S. Ci, will arrive tonight to spend some time with his uncle, Mr. J. B. Caldwell. Mr. Jenkins, catcher, and Mr. Shuford, the pitcher, of the Mountain Island ball team, ar rived this morning and will play with King's Mountain today. -Miss Kate Templeton, of Mooresville, arrived this morning VJ OpGllU. OC5VCl.iX VVCCXi-iS til V J.XjL JoeLReed's. Her brother, Mr. R. B. Templeton, accompanied her, and will remain over for the ball game. OP 1 II A Nnnoh lii!1 AT i J. A FLEEING CONVICT SHOT. Eleven Squirrel Shot in Hir Body-Put There By a Guard. Aaron Belk, a negro convict who was recently sentenced to 30 days on the chain gang for violating the law prohibiting the beating of railway trains: was brought to jail Tuesday after noon in the county ambulance with a load of squirrel shot in his back. About 3.30 o'clock the man at tempted to escape by making a dash into the bushes. He was headed off, however, by Superin tendent Benfield. Guard Frank Smith was on the watch and when the - negro reappeared. Smith called to him to halt. The negro faced about and told the guard to step to "over the river;" and started on his way to liberty, whereupon Smith leveled his gun "and then pulled the. trigger; shang-bang went the gun, and down came a nigger," the barrel emptied carrying a load of eleven shot into his body. The negro fell upon his face, but soonN rallied. Dr. Young relieved the body of one shot .only, but the fellow is now doing very well, and it is thought he will survive. NO CURE. NO PAY. s - V. That is the way all druggists sell Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for chills and Malaria. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form Children 80ve it. Adults refer it to bitter, nau leating Tonics. Price, 50c. Cheap Rate to, Greensboro. . On account of Gala Week, the Southern Railway has offered special rates to those wishing to help celebrate that great event. A good crowd will probabiy go from this city.1 The fare for round trip during the special days is only $1.70 For other rates see fourth page. f Beats Ibe 4.lon(lIfce. Mr. A C Thomas, 01 Maryeville Tex., has found a more valuable discovery than has yet been made in tie Klondike. For years be saN fered outold agony from coh8ump tion, accompanied by hemorrhages; and was absolutely cured by Dr, King's New Discovery for Con sumption, Coughs and Colds. , He declares that gold is of little value in comparison with this marvelous cure; would have it, even if it cost a hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat and lung affections are positively cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, Trial bottles free at P h Fetzer's drug store. Regular size 50 cots and SI 00. Guaranteed to cure or pricA refunded. THE WARMEST BABY; in town. ; y ; . " - . , ' r " That's what CONFERENCE SAID about the RED HOT, lino of Furniture, House Furnishing; , Goods, Sewing Machines, Etc. Etc. . ..... .. they met with at ....... ' , Bell, Harris & Co. Well, we buy to sell. We buy direct from the BEST Factories 5a the United States in Car Lots and if there BE an inside on prices get it.- When in need of anything in our-line all we askjyou to doxs' give us a call and we will do the rest. " Respectfally Bell, H rr i & Co m panvr ; N. B. Our Undertaking Departmer.t, under the manage n ant of W L Bell, is complete in1 every depart 11 en t. Calls answered prompt ly day or night. Store 'Phone 12. Residence 90. Last tall I sprained my vlaJ hip while handling some heaiy boxes. lhe doctor I eallea 02 said at first that it was a elia&k, 8tiain and -would soon be i7ali bnt it ttrew worse and the doctor then said I had rheumatism. Itr continued to grow worse and X coild hanily get around to wo?ir. I went to a drug store and tbe drupgit recommended me to. ijy Obatrberlain's Pain Balm. - X tiled it and onc-haif of a 50-CG3t: bottle cured me entirely. P now recommendit to. all my friends-. F A Babcock, Erie, Pa: Ife is for sale oy M L Marsh & Co., druggist. I LOT OF WHITE I 1. 1ID. QUALITY fill jo Phi- Mil GOME ID m IF m I ffltta i L. PARKS
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