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OONCOKD, N. O., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1899.
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THE TIDE TURNS.
I
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
i BARRINGER'S COMPANY MEETS.
In the Second Gajne With Tarboro We Different Parts of the State Represented
Gain In a Good Score A Close Game
and Hard Fight AYeddinton In the
Box.
Different from the preceding
day was the game of Tuesday at
Charlotte between our boys and
the East. We suffered a defeat
in a score of 11 to 5 the day be
fore but this - time a five-to-two
feather went in our cap. Wed-
Old Officers Re-elected Other Business
-A Splendid Attendance Onenine
Session Two Days Session.
The explanation of the many : an's business day in Concord. It
Considered.
Tuesday was essentially Veter-
Tarboro scored one run in the
first and eighth inning. It was
a fine game of ball not inter
spersed with so much slugging
and so many runs as the day be
fore. This now puts . us even with
the Tarboro boys but on Thurs
day and Friday of this week we
get two more chances at them.
Mountain Island Next Monday.
The long-looked-for game with
Brinns Forth Fruits Meet for Repent
ance. ; .
Chicago, August 8. -A special
to the Chronicle from Toledo, O..
says: On the eyening of August
15, in the middle Of the street in
front of Memorial, United "Breth
ren church, this city, the elegantly-bound
volumes which com
pose the library of Marshal
Waggoner, formerly one of the
most pronounced agnostics in the
world will be burned. He was
recently converted . to Chris
tianity. -. . : -
How That Cow Died.
The Asheville Gazette tells of
a striking little incident. We
say striking with emphasis on
man' ' presided and Mr. W. D. me Prt concerning a Jersey
Anthony acted as secretary p,-o ! cow ' iiat was grazing witnout a
tem. sense ui lear ..oi uemg eiec-
On reorganization Mr. H. M. Itrocuted. She was tethered by
Goodman was "re-elected Pred-!a chain. This chain was draggei
dictator; Dr. X. A B'kle, grand dent, as was Jno. Fieeise as sec- J mto touch with a piece of wire
chaplain; P C Carlton, grand re- retary and Messrs. G. W. Brown, ! careiessly thrown down m the
strange faces seen on our streets was hoped, that there would be
is that the Grand Lodge of more in th e way of a social event
Knights of Honor is holding its in which veteran's families would
biennial session here. Quite a enjoy a day off for social ming-j
session this (Wednesday) after- and enervating, beside the
noon and more are expected be threatening of ram, which ac to -fore
the two davs' session has allv p.r.mfi in the fore no onv The
dmgton went into the box for is heen completed. i essential objects of thecals were
and did fine work. .1 The Masonic hall has: been se- fully attended to, however.
Mangum scored for us in the cured as their meeting place, -' Capt. BarringerV Couipanv.
first inning, Graves in the sec- where they hold morning, after- p, First North Ca.-olna Cavalry,
ond, Graves and Caldwell m the noon and night sessions. All of met in the court house at 1
sixth and L.egrande m the ninth. 1 the representatives are stopping o'clock Preside t B M. Good-
at the St. Cloud hotel.
At the opening session the fol
lowing officers were present ;
Norman L Shaw, grand dictator;
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, BISMARCK'S IKON NERYB
Was the result of his splendid?
health.' Indomitable will and
tremendous energy are not fonncl
where stomach, liver, kidneys ancf
bowels are out of order. If yon
want these qualities and the sue-
ce p they bring use Dr. -King's
tfew.Life Pills. They develop
every power of brain aod body.
Only 25c. at Fetzer's Drug Store.
Turkish
Towels.
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porter; C Scoheld. grand treas- R. y. Cope -vm?. Fj. G. I
urer; K R Jones, 'grand, guide; . trustees''", , ;
W H Carst.-:p-;on, .r and gar r- - T ie company-has a fund
dian; F Boyette, grand sentinel. is500 b.Tjiatbf d b - ib, ovl:
Among the arnvais are the Capui. Gen. Kufus Bar
tollowmg persons: J T Lie- This fimd ha:r.2c-:'.:-iu-:!.tc
as lot. It happened to be in touch
jWith a guy wire which was
0f ; touched by a rather slack electric
; : '.vii e that swayed in the breeze.
I The rest needs no telling here.
A Towel Chase is Wha? wo Offei
Tod
ay.
the Mountain islanders wii J, uu- . Grande, supreme representative, what and - after. ?n ,prop:-ir. : ,is j CHILLS
n:, numcuuiip t;jto, j yi nuuKiiiguum; j. iitjw. x xviullz, now limae will aiuoUiiG to aoou u i aT1(j fever is a bottle Grove's Taste-
Utly UXLt.TJJ.UUII. u.U UUUUL
visitors will bring a good delega
tion with them similar to the
hereon the' diamond next Mon- i supreme reprosients.-tive, of Sal- $520.
lsbury; K K Jones and W .-F, Considerable timer and thought rvhen experiment with worthless
Rountree, of Newbern; J M was bestowed on the appropria-' imitations? Price 50 cents. Your
biiraggms, of Tarboro: H C tion of this interest tunc! to the
crowa mar always accompanies j Foscue, of lJolloksville; W H needy members of the company. J
tnem to unarioue. j.l nas oeen Johnson, of Hcokerton; Dr. and
i ' i. ; (1 .1 M "A T I
our mieiiuoii lo iick viuuiilmiu
Island this season and it is our
full expectation to do this Mon
day afternoon.
On Friday of next week the
Charlotte boys will be back over
"here to try us again, and w ) will
return the party call on the 22d.
On the 25th we play the 'Moun
tain Island boys on the Charlotte
diamond. .
An Investigation Made.'
For fear that the negro cap
tured at Mt. Pleasant Monday
might be John Monroe instead
graphing to the sheriff at Lum
berton, went into the jail Tues
day afternoon and investigated
matters. The reward for John
Monroe (Geo. Ridenhour) says
that there is a iscar in one hand.
No scar is found in Charles' hand
and he says that his brother,
George, has a considerable scar
Mrs. F Boyette and child of
Goldsboro; W J Newbold, of La
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Died From Hydrophobia.
A correspondent of the Dan-' Mr. L. D. Duval spent last!
Twenty Dozen
rn iiri f
8 IJ i! . 3 i
a w id W K
40x20 in cues
Grange; PCCarlton, Statesville; burv fN. C.. KeDOrter. writinsr nisht in Charlotte'.
T" T XT TTT-n TN t " ' ' - . , i '
rtev. yv-jtr vv imams. 01 uaviason; from Tulip, Blokes county, tells
G L Kilprtrick, of Kinston; I B VjS follows of the horrible death
rei
ncme
I Fdi Lin
in one of his hands near the lit-1
tie fingeri The negro in jail is i uny-
also of a different color from J Miss InecilTDcRaT
.junn ivionroe. iNevermeiess tne j M.
e. ul again teiegrapnea 10 noia ; , -eta
the
to the crime.
houvielle, of Golciuooro; Dr. U from hydrophobic of Mrs. Cath
SHassell, of James ville; W " H erine Simmon aii estimable
Carstarphen, of Williamston; lady of Stokes coinuy: 4 'Three
Geo. JN Harris, ot Wilmington; ; weeks ago she vvas bitten by a from Charlotte
J L Wilkie, of Lincolnton; S C ' mad doir. The rabid animal was !
Scofield, of Davidson; Dr. F j 'tied in the yard a-nd had wound
0 Hawley, of Charlotte; H Scott, itself around a bash. Mrs. Sim-
01 , Statesville; R J Stokey, of !m0ns went to elieve the -dog
Asheville; J W McCrary, of from its confinement, when "H
Lexington, ana J 5 vvnitauer, otimade a leap at Lor and bit a ter
rible place on her arm. The dog
was not suspected vo be mr.d, but
a madstone was ent for and ap
plied, but alas, the dog had made
a deathly leap. She attended
preachinfir at Piny Grove and -y
returning home her arm began
to pain. It was hoped that she
would not go mad, as several
days had elapsed since she wnsj
bitten by the rabid animal. Sev- j
eral doctors were sent for, bui-;
I they wo aid not at Lend. She con- j
! stantly grew worse. She ;tob- i
Jgy Winecoti, an aged ! bered, sire bit her ls and ;,vo s
c of Mr. Aaron Wine- terribly strong, ne was given
' cofF. 'dlpd Tiiftsdav nUrht n.t, W a stick to bite. C owds ox peo-,
Hon. Kerr Craige, of Salis
bury, is here today.
Worth 20c. apiece to
the small price ol
go
Misses 'Alice and "Delia Sims'
OK
th'.s
me:
"Winston.
To Porforni a Marriage Ceremony.
Rev. and Mrs. J C Davis have
gone to High Point, where he
performs the marriage cere:
mony for Mr. Frank J Fortier,
of Washington, and Miss Virgina
Hamner, of High Point. Miss
Hamner is a daughter of Mr. C A
Hamner, of that place. Mr.
Davis will be at Lexinerton on
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S'-2 b 11 11 Baa
. Wl?? te 'J? i- J!S
This is a .fine, larsco TO WEL
- AT
should be very all ac!
to housekeepers'.-
H. L. Parks 8c Com-
1 (T 1
They Ciiwroa Vt'ell.
f home a short distance nhove the pie flocked in to r;ee the suffer
worn a n a nor r : e s 1 g nt t o ! 00 k ;
1 1 Ervin's.
j cemetery.
panyrc
!old
liad reached an
age. The remains were in-
r I
1 ill? i S.' m- n ' r. l , f n'1 -mm,! ! 4V "to
consislin- br-elv of ladies too 1 teiTed in the old Lutheran ceme"
w -t tw. f . f tG1T today (Wednesday).
v. the depot ready to con-f J J A
graluiate and lend praise to 'our j It Speaks For Itself.
base h;dl boys for their victory! Concouu, X. C. Ju'y-9, J99.
thai ihjy. At last the train rolled ; Mr. John A. Sims, Age at Aetna
I" - iui tne people began to cheer i (Accident) Insurance Company .
V !y and loudly for the red, I Dear Sir : On June 21st I
upon. The thought or sight of l-
water, or cirait o . air wouia cause
violent convulsions. She suffered j
paroxysms oi excruciating j
pain. . She said she felt like she)
could eat her friends and wanted j
to so to the woods.. xYiier live
y Time the Wind Soif-
'days of unuiteivrlo suffering an
angel came an; 1 f o 111 :;d the signal
of death. She vv.y two fearfid
Another 3Iill for Albemarle.
Mr. Jas. W Ca:i;
;! ' in 'about two 1 check for 10. rjavment in fn
weeks commence on the -hosierv claim
mill at Albemarle. Already the i Thanks to you as agent for
contract has been given to Mr. ' prompt payment.
K A Brown, of this place. An I V " M. D. Sen ltbekt.
experiment has been made with vn r nXo P R it pttV vnt
this kind of machinery in the VOLOAMC ERUPTIONb
mill at Albemarle and havirur ! Are Rrand, bat skui upturns
proved successful they decided ! !ltd of BncKlen s-Armca
to build a mill of thi V?nd' The '' balve cnres them h1so old' ru?"
name of the mill will be the j "lDf fld fever soresi ulcers
Windemere Hosiery mill. It will ! bcnis feloaR corns, warts, cuts
be a -two-story building. j bruises, bnros, scalds, chapped
- mf" . ' 1 hands, chilblains; bet pil cure
CUBE a;G()LU! IN ONE DAY on earth; drives out pam and
lake Laxative Bromo QniDine TabJets. aches. Only 25e. a box. Cure
h
.nlte and blue. Alter the ex- j applied to you for an Accident
A . r" u "CiVA mtu via x-oiicy ojl. ?sj,u;ju wiin weeKiy sc earns ana tiioiiii-was over.
yymn stepped off the train and ( indemnity. On the following I Messenger iv-ui -iellj fencer,
Jntormed us that the boys wete ; Tuesday I received an injury of! -
noi on the train and would not ' the eye that disabled me for one j HIS LIFE WAS SAYED.
'H-home until morning, so Mar- ; week. ' j Mr. X E. Lilly, a prominent
vn 1 took ail of the cheers. j On Monday, July .24th, my i citizen of flannibal. Tvlo., lately
j claim was forwarded by you to , had a wonderiui deliverance
the home office, and on July 29th ; f rom a innhi ful daih. In teibng
.on in f f , ,. : jr-. i, : . - . . . .
jilts . jl.- iUUUlVi-l llOIll VULU l.-tliiUSs ct 19 14- 1... nn-,. M mosfoton writh
u.-3 tL'.r.u v ex. jtv. vv j l in ri i it ill i two i i r Trv i -rn Trm onr. m m I rr 1 a i - i - - i i ;
'njonia. My lung3 became hard-j
i enea." i was so we .as jl couian i
even sit np in bed. Nothing
helped me. I .expected soon to
die of consumption, when I
heard of Di. ' King's 'New Dis
covery. One bottle gave me re
lief. I continued to use it, and
and now am weil and strong. I
can't say too much in its .praise."
This marvellous medicine is the
surest and quickest cure in the
world for all throat and iutig
trouble. Regular size 50c and $1. j
Trial bottles free Feizer's Drug j
Store.' Every bottle guaranteed.
Ovi ft
...... you can find something new at . . .
Harris & Go's Furnitur
Store.
.This time it's
List's Patent-Anti-Rust Tinware
Now listen guarantee. . We, i-ai. cvs cc the Lisk M'fgCo
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pieceof our Anti-Eusting Tinware against rust. Should any
piece be returned AT .ANY TIME we grantee t
and every piece with new goods free' op charge
this guarantee being given with evc.y article sold.
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T. W; Martin, Y-ce-?res.
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You are tired fooling with cheap tin call and take a look.
replace each
"We iudst-cn
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All drnfrgistsreinnd money if it fails to 5 onaranfceed
cure. po. The-gennin has Ij. B. Q. aranteeja.
Sold at Fetzer's
i Dru Store.
BELL HARRIS AP COMPANY,
Sole Agents.
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