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I OONCOKD, N. 0., 'MONDAY, JULY, 24 1899.
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TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
Statesville '.to Send a Good Delegation
Here Tomorrow to Help Out Their,
Boys A Twr Days
Diamonds- '
Tnstle On the
Tomorrow afternoon our vpeo-:
will turn out to the Miller
Park to ; witness the combat or
our boys with the boys from
Statesville. This promises to
be some of the hottest base ball
we have 4 had and besides our
boys are aching to face their
opponents as the last time they
met neibiier-siue gameu. tuo
torv. .VvV ... V i- -
Th pta is no doubt but that
Statesville will bring a - good
team tomorrow, and they., have
bfien firoiner against
tfiams this season. -Malone and
Fox will -pitch for them, rwhile the
box for our 'side 'will be.occupied
"by Weddington and Liattimer
The Negro Taken from Albemarle. ;
The negro, Henry , Hyatt, Tvho
was last Friday captured and? on
Saturday morning lodged ux. jail
for the assault on a small-girl at
that place, is now intother-quar;
XerS unau 111 til xxiuejuj-ouxicj jaa.L.
Trouble was feared; Saturday
and he was taken away from
there and is now behind; other.'
bars, where' the public does not
know: The negro was taken out
of the jail in daylight4 but in
such a way that the people knew
nothing of i 'it. even the sheriff
and his deputies having been on
i , .ill' i - . e a i . J
tne streets at tne time oi xner nu
dinff of the iail. H A "crowd as
sembled oh Saturday night there
but in vain for IJenry Hyatt was
many miles from there in safe
hands.
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Mr. ffl. Cook Resigns.
ilt wjlt pe; a surprise to a num
. ber fef ourireaclers to know tthai
Mr jtfrhp igBdihOsif or
ojuit
; d t"he. carding departmetm3he
position the same' having""" takeli
effect last Saturday evening. Mr.
Cook is yet undecided as to what
position he will take but will
continue in the mill- work - after
en j oy inga vacaiticin: -iWst hopo
that in 1 the consideration of a
position .Concord will not lose
Mr. Cook and - family :, .from our
town, i J
A Fortunate Find.
On Saturday, the 15th; MrV'M.
A: Boger, of No. 10 .township,-;
lost nis large gold medal which
he received at i North s Carolina
college a number of years ago.
He thought that he lost it in the
rear of the Cannon' & Fetzer Co.
store but several days after that
it was found out on the streets
in front of the store. Mr. Boger
had scarcely any hope of ever
seeing his prize again but good
fortune came his way. ' '
A Young Lady Bead at Forest Hill.
un last Jbaturaay a young.
lady oi about eighteen years of
age died at Forest Hill. She
was Miss Sallie Sloop," the
daughter of Mr. J. G. Sloop.
She died of consumption. The
body was interred, near China
Grove Sunday after the preach
ing of the funeral at Luther's
chapel.
Mrs. Hoyle Dead.
Mrs. R. S.
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Youmr
and Miss
lizzie Young spent Sunday iji
Charlotte having gone to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
lloyle, an aged lady who died at
the home of Mrs. S. V. Young.
Ahe body was taken to Beatty's
f or5 f or burial, which place was
her former home. -h
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THE BEST
PRESCRIPTION for I
p7-n S a ottle - Grove's Taste
less Chill Tonic. Never fails to cure;
n- yo exVf T-imeilt with worthless
irritations? . Price 50 cents. Your
money back if it ifails to cure.
i
k)nf Account of a Very ; Important iyU -
Case: at Asheboro Judge Robinson Is
Detained-Court Opened In tht)sai
-Form and According to the Law ;1a -
Such Cases. : V H; b I
! .Something, unusual occurred
. Kyuiuuv""" .
here today (Monday) when tne
crowds ofyopldftecounly
had assemblecfat the courthouse
with the -expectation of attend -
ing court, aSd fdund'- that there
oukibeourtntil Wednes :
COURT POSTPONED.
' &l S fe in'-tho'. regular now at ork hauling logs to
irimpWedHH 1 cburti; haying 'the.mm and.lumber ,pn .the
made his annduhcelnent' 'fromiHjg1- ' j " , :' ,
the court house steps. A teleHThe Reformed people-: haye
gram was! redeiyed from Judge . laISe UJ?P" - , ,
lk;ii0t.a, ,ri i The, Baptists, have a.; revival
v.oo kW.a-r,f A-f o unr?
nnrtn mviiWp: nt, fliri Ashe
toreactfhere.b
,mornmg, ,1- . . 1 '
Nevertheless,' thV sheriff
.opened and adjQurned court un
til Tuesday mornmsr. as tnisy is
vu . "i': ,'0.
bases: ' The jurornd witnesses 15 P!P. ere- .Rowan
piove'their iiclcetslor their at-County hance wiir be in Bes-
tendaicV thsame as if, court;Spn-,anA Pn wlll.
was:ih progress, :and whUeHhere the big day The ' Ladies Aid
is no need!of them .being, here ; Sf iety; willhaye. ice "cream and
'on Tuesday, stiU it? their "duty Pther refreshments i onthe LuthT
to be here subject to a call on
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From the Buffalo Mills. : c
B. L. Still, boss carder and
and spinner at Buffalo Mill, Con
cj3rd, NrC, took a vacation this
week, spending 4it mostly at his
home at Greenwood,' S. O.t where
his parents live. He was to be
joined at Greenville by His Supt. ,
Robbins, they together. takirig:,;in.
many mills thrbugl that regiont
The 'Buffalo mill K3topjii s. for
jlOays to .putin Stiie I Hawleyt
Down df a t i uriiaqe ! gives! thenf
this opportunity. Textilei
celsior.. ' . " v ' . I
Is It True? ! V;
The 'following news, which we
suppose is true, comes from the
Textile Excelsior in regard to a
bright young man who is known
by ouipeop& here:l Jk
.. "Supt.' C. M. Cooke of the
Southern Cotton Mills, feessemer
City, N. C, has nearly finished a
pretty 8-room residence for him
self.!. HewiU;tiioO 'occupyj it!in
bachelor solitude,, a young lady
in" Eastern Carolina having
prpiriised;to. become ?Mrs; C Cooke
m October." '
Clarence Ledhetter in Texas. . .
Mr. Clarahce Ledbetter, the
young man ,who some months
ago had t .difficulty t ;Mt.Pleas
ant with another one of the stu -dents
of the college, is . now in
Texas! He j failed to be here to
attend the. trial at court. His
father informs us that he is, very
uau un wnn rneumaxism. ;
The Mce Rain Missed Us.
On Sunday afternoon several
parts of the county were visited
by a nice rain but our lot was
only a layer of the dust. At
China Grove they had a nice
rain, the water having run in the
ditches considerably. ..
Add These to Your List.
' Telephone subscribers are re
quested, for their own con
venience, to add the following !
names to their telephone list:
108 Jno. Smith, Residence.
109 Geo. E Fisher, Residence.
THAT THROBBING HEAD-
:V. ' ACHE
Would quickly leave vou if you
used Iir. King's New Life Pills.
j Thousands of suffers have proved
tbeir matchless merit for sick and
nervous hea3achfs. They make
pure, blood and stroDg nerves and
j build up your health. Easy to
; take. Try them. Only 25o.
1 "Mnnfiv Har!r 'f Tint nnrpH RnlI of.
! Fetzer's Drug Store. .
. INCREASING FAITH.
hei Alliance to a
Di Daapre Building Going On In
the, Tillage.
Written for The Standard.
Faith, July 22. There is more
Remand for the Rowan county
nfynnitn than utoc attah iT-Mrt-rrr-M
""T
- . .-who
J"118 filled up , full
. ViTwPt . ' , . u , ,
L LnM.-.edoa
hlranue te
meetings gomg.r;pii here under a
l?r?? gospel tent.. : - Rev. J. N.
Stallings and'Bey: G. T. .Pinch
rnwr ii - n Wua
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On;: the 28 and .29 of July we
expect to see several thousands
eran cnurcn lot to neip raise
funds ' for... helping to build the
Lutheran f church.. On Saturday
from l"p. m. to 8 p. m. every
body is invited to come out. , "."
? 5 J. T. Wyatt has been awarded
the contract to get out the large
Bngme beds that go to Chapel
mil, in . :
i Two houses, two stories high,
are goingtup now. IJaith is grow
ing rapidly,
Mr. Wash Brawley Kijlled
I JOn last i Saturday 4 Mr. i Wash
Brawley, who' liyesval few smiles
from vMooresville,' met his -death
by histeanf Mn'fiifigawith1
a load of wood ; on the-Lwagon.
The entire loadwent r over his
stomachs and he onlylive4? a
short Awhile. He leaves a wife
and. '"'four ;;'!childr.enlj;,,His'V.'wife
feached him Defore4iei diedri
I CUBE A COLB -IK ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
cure., 25oI" The genuinhas lu B. Q.
3tt eaoh tablet. '
Very White.
Rev Miller,pastor of Rocky Rive r
Presbyterian charge, preached
at Zion church last Sunday, we
are told, to a congregation of
more than forty men, women and
children who were white both in
color and name. The preacher
was the only one present whose
name is not White. .
SPAIN'S GREATEST NEED.
Mr. R. P. Olivia, of Barcelona,
Spain, spends his winters at
Aik6n, S. C. Weak nerves had
caused severe pains in th hack
of hid head. On using Electric
Bitters, America's greatest blood
and'nerve remedy, all soon left
him. He says this grand medicine
is what his country needs. All
America knows that it cures liver
and kidney troubles, purifies tbe
blood, tones up the stomach,
strengthens the nerves, puts vim,
vigor . and new life into every
muscle,
nerve and organ of the
body. If weak, tired or ailing
you need it. Every bottle is
guaranteed, only 50c. Sold at
Fetzer 's Drug Store.
A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER
"Will often cause a horrible
burn, scald, crft or bruise. Buck
len's Arnica Salve, the best in the
world, will kill the pain and
promptly heal it. Cures old
'sores lever sores, ulcers, boils,
felons, corns, all skin eruptions. )
Best pile cure on earth.v Only
9 a hnt HnrH criirori'f pari I
JSoldat Ftzer's Drug iStore.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mr, Sam. Perkins, of Char-
1 : t: . v. . - ! 4
iulwj, was nere yesteraay.
Mr. J.- L. Kendall, of Gaft-
tonia, arrived here this - morn
ing.
Mr. Henry Propst and wife, nf
Durham, are visiting at the home
yjx iix. onu. YV. ITOpSIl.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Odell
and Arthur Odell returned home
this morning from Charlotte.
Mrs. Emma1 Wriffht went to
Mt. Pleasant ' today to spend
some time visiting friends. ' "
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Buford Corl returned home
this morning froni Misenheimer's
springs after spending several
Messrs: Edl " Correll and
Harry Swink went to , Albemarle
again this morning to paint the
town ;
Mr! A. B. Mclver, who has
no troubles of .his own, is here
looking after the interests of the
Raleigh Post. ' "
Messrs.' Luther Brown,
Earle Brown, Gus Hartsell and
Sam Ervin ' spent yesterday 1 at
Misenheimer's spring, "fv- -
t Mr; D. B: Coltrane returned
home fthis; morning after 1 "spend
ing Sunday with : his ! daughter
Mrs. Garrison, at Bessemer, nv
I Mr. P; B. ' Fetzer ahd Ber
nard Fetzer returned honie d this
morning froin Cprriher's springs
after spending Sunday there. ,
Dr. R. S. Young, MriFn&
A. Cline andlittle Louis Swihk
"son of Mr. "Fred - Swink.- will
leave tonight for Philadelphia.,!
AT
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CttESl
Is too valuable for long: winded ads. (Inr cmtomers
are too busy 10 read. tbem. We have bonht ont at
a PRICE hat would maKe you smile the
THE FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
OPTHE LiTE
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' . Samuel Sloop and Sons.
If you want anything? In FURRITURE made by one
one of tne best Mecbaulet tbat evrr Concord pro
duced. Call and see ns WE HAVE THE NTTJF
Five Car loads ol Furniture and a Car 'Load of
Chairs on tbe way. We boy stufif to KfiLL-we sell it.
Call and see us -we like you.
.Respectfully,
BELL BIBB !
Laet tall I sprained my left
hip while handling some heavy
boxes. The doctor I called pn
8aid : at first that it was a slipht
strain and would soon be well,
but it grw worse and the doctor
then said I had rheumatism. It'
continued to grow worse and I
could Hardly get "around to work.
I went to a drug store and the
druggist recommended me to try
Charrberlain's Pain Balm.' ' I
tiled it and one-half of a 50-cent
bottle cured me entirely. I now
recommend it to alLmy friends. t
F A Babcock, Erie. Pa. It ia
for sale by M L Marsh & Co.,
ZlSt. '"
A! grand cpilection of
15; .19 and 25c. Or
gandie Ipnt on one
bqte price d at ,
10c. peri yard.- They
iongV;?satalre
Someismart things in
Hosiery. Ladies fine !
JLiipip) Ul U U SU' tUIl tilt?
WWW. JkAAim W O ' 1V1
rr l . r,A i r x . . -u.
P.-.npfirsi for Pr t.hfl.t'Q
made m: Another lot of
those house Slirroers
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