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CONCORD, Ni 0., SATURDAY, JULY, 29 1899.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
Nathaniel Fulham Is Found Guilty of '
Shooting Jno. HoldbrooKs sentences i
in flip rhftin Gang. - 1
State vs. Toney Morton,
larceny. Not guilty:
State vs. D; H. Plott, assault
with deadly weapon. Plead guilty
and judgment suspended on
navment of the costs,
State vs. Will - Thompson,
. rrr ;
UaJLiVlllS Luucaicu '"1"") .
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pended on payment of the costs.
State vs. Jno. Isenhour, re
tailing without license. Not
guilty. In this case Judge Rob
inson reprimanded the jury con
siderably for not rendering a
verdict of guilty against the
negro. Several otner cases
were on the docket against the
negro, though.
State vs. Will Morton, carry
ine a concealed weapon. Judg
ment suspended on payment of
the costs.
Rt,a.t,A vs. Andrew Jackson, re
tailine-without license. Pound
t : . , -f i . I
gang for three months.
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State vs. John Holdbrooks, I
assault. Flead guuty ana uage-
ment suspenaea on payment oi
the costs. A noi pros was enierea
m casewnere ne was cuargeu
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with carrying a conceaiea
weapon. 1
State vs. Esther Ried and Jim
Ried, assault with deadly weap-1
ons. nisiner riiea noi guilty, i
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Jim Ried found guilty , ana sen
tenced to the- chain gang lor six
months.
The case of Nathaniel Fulham
for the shooting of Jno. Hold-
brooks, which, affair occurred
last Christmas m No. 6 town-
ship, was tried Friday afternoon. J
The iury returned a verdict of
uilty. No disposition has been
made of the case at this time.. . I
State vs. Chas. Bost, carrying I
a conceaiea weapon. r ounai
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guilty and judgment suspended
on payment of the costs. 4 I
State vs. Anseline Ellis, rer
tailing without license. Found
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guilty. Judgment continued. h
rI ' V. r nncn rf I -It I no inn Kn H I
Pearson was trid, ,.the former
his son, Bud Pearson. The boy
",c'u Ui gu w V"TOlmi-.Tiwv.Aflfla will ho sent t t.Vift
F.nr.sou, but.he has not yet cV&Z1m
sentenced. -:
State vs.. :L,evi Partee, receiv-
lg stolen property' . ?ound no
uilty. In the case -of retailing
whisW irtf i; oo
fnn-nrl ,;u Li ' x'- j
"t.E" ri- "
On Tt bale - It wUl be parsed from ex
un account of the absence of I , , 1
some importaut , .witnesses
foreman-Black case was con
tlTllia nr!l vi..i ..X
As we so to press the case
.vx uuiawAt uuuit. I
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Mr. J. Ed. Henderson,, for ob-
Mmcung a public cart-wav was
being tried., ,
Dr. S jkes will Preach Tomorrow.
We received a, postal from Rev;
IB. Lacy jLoge this morning.
arom Matthews, where he is con-
ii ... .
ducting a meeting, stating that
Dr. E. W. SvW nf WVo w.
p,Rt rinlloo'o will -fill
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the .Baptist church tomorrow
morning and .tomorrow
Rev. Hoge states that he is hav
ing a fine meeting at Matthews.
For Oyer Fiityt Tears
Mrs. Wilislow's boothing Syrup haa
been uaed for over fifty yeara by
millions of mothere for their, child
ren while teething, with perfect suc
cess. It Boothea the child, eof tens
the gams, allays all pain, cores wind
-colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. 8old by
druggists in every part of the world,
Twenty-five sents a bottle. Be sere
for 'Mrs. .Winslows Sooth
ing rup," and take no other kindj
L. D. DUTAL RESIGNS.
His Resignation Superintendent of
the Cannon Mills Handed in to TaKe
Effect After Thirty Hays It Means a
Loss to Concord. ?
it will be a surprise to every
one of our readers to learn :-itnat
Mr. L. D. Duval, who is. now
supermxenaenx. oi uw-vannou
mills, nas tendered ms resigna-
on oiuiav.pos uou waicn wui
take effect in thirty days. This
IS nfiWB inni Wl mOT. T TIM OVOK
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of our people with regret as Mr.
Duval is looked upon as one of
our best townsmen and one who
has the esteem , and respect not
oniy oi tnose unaer nis supervis-
ion but among our people.
ren years ago lvir. jjuvai came
terms place irom Georgia to ac-
cept tne position ne now nas. At
that time there were under his
of 17,000 spindles and 520 looms,
that
This resignation means that
Ooncord" will 'lose Mr. arid
Mrs. Duval as Mr. Duval will
later take oart in mill work in
. A
MVJ.AM
Gone to AssisiMaxton.
Messrs. Ernest Graves, Dolph
Mnncrnrn and Rillv LeGrande:
1pft Frifla vniP-ht f or Wilminerton
where they went to assist the
j O . --
Maxton team in a game against
the Wilmington boys. The
Charlotte Observer says that
the Maxton team made requisi
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tion on unariotte ior waves.
Mangum, LeGrande, Lihibeth
and Donnelly. This will do but
Charlotte only furnished two of
layers. , . ; .,;.
John DeArmond Dead.
John DeArmond, a young man
0f Charlotte; who 1 is -known by
several in this place, and who
spent Sunday here only a few
weeks aero, died Thursday from
an operation for appendicitis.
TT 1 11. -f TV T. TIa
ne is a uruiunr ui xvxi. oeau
lArmond, who comes here each
day m the interest of Wadsworth
tfros. nvery business.
. : . The First Bale;
"VrsrAr ThItt OQ fornVovo
, th G exchange WW
OT1 'w v i
mv.i x o:'-
rHkj dwatdon ated to the
ftlggM
ii? if: ia :
coiron nouse, wmcn piu:. a pre
mium or one nuuuru uunaid auu
the fuU market .price for the
l ViiciJJ.gt3 tuiuugxxuuu uxxo vvuxxbxjr
and'' it is expected that many
thousands of dollars will be
i reoiiii&eu uv ujutj&xvt? auuwuuo
i; j -u
,
of the bale.
- . Fell Into aDeep Well. ;
,The Shelby Aurora says the 2-
year-old child of Mr. Adam
Hord fell into his new well, 75
feet' deep,1 from which he! had
just drawn the water, last Tues
aa?; , .s?,uil as J,racxu,rea
ana aeatn ionowea on inursaay,
the 27th. .
Last fall I sprained my" left
hip while handling some heavy
boxes. The doctor I called on
6aid at first that it was a slight
strain and would soon be Well,
but it grew worse and the" doctor
then said I had rheumatism. It:
continued to grow worse and I
could hardly get around to work.
I went v to . a drug store and the
druggist recommended me to try
Cham berlains Pain Balm. : I
tii3d it and one-half of a 50-cent
bottle cured me entirely. I . now
recommend it to all my friends.
F A Babcock, Erie, Pa. It is
for sale by ML. Marsh & Co.,
druggist.
MORE BASEBALL.
A Series of Games; Arranged With the
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Mountain island and Charlotte t eams
Some nam wames Hooked wovr.
ci '. r t. ' t l i ' I
There is no doubt but that we
wUl m the near -future see some
"V ""sus uu me uiamuuu,
since Manager Patterson, of our
..x, xx,a nxx.xxvx VVAVu-
gf W1 muuuiaiu .
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games, to take place
Qmnnlc fVin ran tnomc.
The managers of the Charlotte,
wwuxviiwo Ui iiiv ciiJLC.
oncqru ana jyiouniam lsiana
ball teams, got together Thurs-
ay moping,, tne J7th, and
6w iuC xvuuwmS uuw
games to be played on the
ZSiTCIl
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m vs. vnanoMe, august
tain Island, August 25th.
At Concord Concord vs.
oncortt-
Charlotte, August 2nd. Moun-
tamisiana vs. ,Joncora, August
14th. CharlpUe .. vs. Concord,-
A -i. 1 Oil.
. At Mountain Island Mountain
Island vs. Charlotte, August 7th.
Concord vs. lflountain Island,
i August zist.' unanotte vs
VZZZl tr. , a""!: VT 1
" : All Sorts x)f Paragraphs.
- The best remedy for an injury is
fotgetfullness.
Wise men are wrong much
oftener than fools are right.
Women in politics are about as
graceful; as hens in swimming.
No amount of ; culture will
stop a man from snoring.
IT A man of letters has but little
to show m a breach oi promise
case.
In giving the devil his due you
are liable to give yourself
away. ; v.
The'only way to curb a young
man nowadays is to bridal him.
The reckless balloonist is apt
to take one drop too much.
The ' owner sometimes dis
covers that the- mar e makes the
money go. 1 -
; It is a sign of spring when' the
giiji clubs put forth their shoots.
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l-jujiiy.&uesuie aouiuern.
The -city of Raleigh has entered
Bjlit against ,the Southern;. Rail
way: for $322. 27 which , is the
sum of $3,000 'damage obtained j
oy ;a laqyfwgexner wiLiii ine cosxs
in a suit against the city for in
juries sustained, in a lrunaway
about a trestle which the city
claims the railway did not con:
struct according to requirements.
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What is Good. -
"What is the real good ?"
I asked in musing mood.
"Order," said the law court;.
'Knowledge, ' said the school;
4 if Truth," said the wise man;:
Pleasure," said -the. fool;
'fLove," said the maiden;
' "Beauty," said the page; ,
"Preedomy" said the dreamer;
"Home," said the sage;
Pame," said the soldier;
"Equity," the seer.
Spake my heart full sadly,
' 'The answer is not here. "
Then within my bosom
Softly this I heard;
"Each heart holds the secret
Kindness is. the word."
John Bovle O'Reilly.:
A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER
Will often cause ,a horrible
burn, scald, cut or bruise. Buck
Ion's Arnica Salve, the best in the
world, will fcill the pain and
promptly heal it. Cures old
sores, lever soresr ulcers; boils,
felbiiS, corns, all skin, eruptions.
Bestpile cure on. earth. Only
zocva dox. cure guaranteed.
.' Sold at Fetzer's Drug Store.
With the Churches Tomorrow.
Regular services both tomor
row morning and night at Cen-
raj g church bv the tiastor
t t n rm
No preaching tomorrow at
Forest Hill or Cannonville Pres
byterian churches. Rev. Pres
ton, the pastor, will preach at
Patterson's Mill church.
Holy Communion .service will
beT held tomorrow morning at
11 o'clock at i Trinity Reformed
church by the pastor, Rev. J. N.
Faust. ' -ir : .' . ,
Rev. Jas. H. Lippard- will
preach at Forest Hill M. . E.
church tomorrow morning.; Rev.
T , w smith will conduct the
services tomorrow night.
Kev. T. W. Smith, the pastor'
0f Epworth M. E. church will:
conduct services tomorrow !
. mornins Tomorrow nWt the
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Washinfftiin fttc a Tcta
Even Washington City has had t A
a taste of negro assaults on '
white women. Eight of a gangrv
are are now in jail for outragrinsr
a Mrs. Linkins, whose escort, a
Mr. James Giles, some of the
crowd dragged away and -beat" to'
insensibility and robbed while '
the v committed .the fipnrliKK aM
act.
Be it said to the praise of a ne-
&xvy ouvkii ij-xivT3xxxaxx txiciu iu was
through him that the case wasgj
woiKea up. .
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Archey Cannon went over to
Charlotte this morning.
Hons. Lee S. Overman and
Thed: P. Kluttz, of Salisbury,
are m the bar today.
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In ten valoHble for Ions winded ads. Oar enstomers
are too busy 10 read them. We hare bonght oat at
PRICE hat would mane you smile the
THE FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
OF THE Li ATE
Samuel Sloop and Sons.
IT you want anj thuig In FCBBITI RE made by one
one of the best Mechanics that ever Concord pro
duced. Call and see ns-WE HAVE THE STUFF.
Fire Car Loads of Furniture and a Car Load of'
Chairs on the way. We buy stnfT to SfiLI we sell it.
Call and see us we like you.
Respectfully,
bell, wmn miw.
j t A Card of Ihanks. -
j I Tnsh to Bay that I feel under
lasting obligations for what
Cham oerlain V Oou ?h - remedy h as
done for our familv We have'
used; . in so ; many cases of
couihBlun troubles and wbobp- ,
ing cough, and it has always given
the most perfect satisfaction, we
feel greatly indebted to thw manu
factures of this remedy and wish
them to please accept oui hearty
thanks. Respectfully, Mr8. S
Doty, Des Mcines, Iowa; For
sale by M L Marsh & Co., druggist.
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