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OONCOKD, N. 0., FRIDAY AUGUST 11, 1899,
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GREEK YS. GREEK.
Ten Innings Played to Decide the Game
Tarboro at Last Wins the Deciding
Run A Warm Time ' and a Hard
Fought Rattle. v
"We have met the enemy .and
they are" not ours. )
.but Tarooro is now connaenu
TOWN . FATHERS MEET.
theless our boys played steady.1
ball and neither did the
nents score in the seventh. lElectrfc Lights, to Re Added to Our
fin the eighth Rogers was put .ToTina Arrangements Made for the
out oexween second and third af-j Renalr'ss. of Main Street A Loan to
PERSONAL POINTERS.
itid. airmr o mSX,. At a meeting o.i the C ,;y
saw first but d?OT)t)ed tliefe 'on Fa. hers Thuvsday nigh, seve al
..f il, -foot thn.t..'.nnnravn1 a cJ 4 rnK tmv. millgS Ox moereSl iO one pvo.' c,
Thursday gave tnem t tie closest did not yet' chaMe the score.
. -r-Pfox. Jay l!Lentz returned
nere yesterday.
Graves was left on bases, while
two of Tarbbro's men went out
at first and one: fanned out
The ninth was "ended; aid
nei c" er side had won. They de-
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Following is the score:
TARBORO.
GlavW If; . .
Meade, ss . . .
Lusky, c. .;. .
Kenaa, cf.p.
Feriher, lb. ... 1
Philips, 3b ... 1
Brake, rf...'..0
Lambert, 2b. . 0
"Warren, p. . 1
Withers, cf,p,,0
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!10)
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2
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7 8 30
"ame they have yet had. Iniiing
after inning they played and; no
change was made in : the score
and even not at the ninth inning
no! until the tenth inning was
played.
It was a game to be recorded
on our baseball vecords. It was
a time when Tarboro three times
changed pitchers in her Strenu
ous effort to lay Concordia t her.
feel, and she did it in the tenth
ina Ing with oe run.
Neither teeim scored in the
rirst inning, but, Mangum was
efc on his base. Graves had "the
best of prospects in the second
when no one was out" when he
stood on thirds but Caldwell and
Fisher fanned out and Lattimer
went down at first, leaving him
out. Fenner broke the ice by a
score but PhUlips dropped out
at the babe and Brerre dropped
his baii bii three ; strikes! Card
followed Feniier's lead by a score
in the tli'rd f Warren "came; in
and imitate'd Cal-d, making us 1
to their 2 at the end of the
' third. 'v -i '
Now came the time when Con
cord got in her work. - Lattimer
made a fine steal from ;first' to'
second when the ball went to
third. 'By a ball passing the
catcher Caldwell, and Lattimer
returned home. t Card then sentr
a liner to centre field and lan led
at second. - - Rogers then sent,
fly to left field that bounced from
the rubber hand of the fielder to
the fence Mangum stayed in
the ring by fiying one to left field
but out of reach. Next came Le
Grande's time and he lined one!
to third, which put Rogers out,
but he himself made .first. Hurl
ing did :Reed send a fly by Which
Mangum made us 'tally." This
was awful hitting and Tarboro
took Warren from the box and
placed in Withers. Caldwell's
fly was caught, leaving Le
Grande, Reed and Graves on
bases. At sacrifice of Phillips
out on first, Kenna made a score
in fourth, giving them three
marks.
Automatic-like, Lattimer sent
the bail in io Kenna's hands at
'centre field in fif th. Fish er made
a good trip to first but downed
at second running, and .Rogers
went out by the short stop.
Withers was put out in a chase
to and fro between second and
third. In this inning a ground
' ball struck Caldwell in the face,
delaying the game a few minutes
and inflicting a wound in his up
per lip but he didn't rrlve up.
filavin succeeded in comine
home, making the score 5 and 4 1 )?an s'c in fev crowd,
were passed u ion. As eTlcierce ;
oi the mere
seren more eleefeJc
Ox
our iowr., t
-r,Messrs. A- Steinhauserj Sam
Pegram and, Guy .Withers repre
sented Charlotte here today. '
Mir;r FnAie Youn ahd Mr.
P. B. Fe.zer went uV) to Cor-
sx r ! r gs yesterday e ve o
l'ri s were;
f T j f 1 A I
iouna io oe neeaea ou, -Mr. W. H. Everhart and
Bufvalom.il. Cpt. Cxias. Mc-jbro.herare visitia Mr. Crooks
Donald si so a sued chat the towi T.iflrrl i.
cided to play unlit night or de- aaoiuor 170,, o. - lege-mates
-a svreet ana oe au the mterseco-o ,1
-red io re-
Thel'ht committee
vie e itn inm ng, .We. we 20 to
the bat but Lattimer okvck out
as did also
aught out
s-de's turn
th e ten t.h. T ! i s was 1vH k Rr' fiw
ijj--a ueen condem ned by
kn A, ?f-.rrr l - The. nuance co-nm
Messrs. 'Clau de Thorn-: son .
L. B?winlia:;dt and Lon
tc0:, a-,;rA-v Woo port o. i .gnxs if. l eeaxiio aj nuu kj-jj, w oo-wumjf. avwuutju wiw
TW tw---'n the s:reet beeen -there .. and ' gair.e th. axteroon, ;
fn- -- oi" Corbri streeo oa accourij of the tvt., t m a j 0
lor one latuer.-aaL. oi. - . J7, . ... I - Messrs. J. M. Stedman. S.
has ne7er yet P?-ce aiid ,W T Fulk, employe
.v ihelown. S o:.lllS0Ui?e:-n? spent vcO;
ee
re-
ay
here. They came to see baseba1
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the long bafJ.e, audwe dropped :,?u,co "5 M'r"-, ' erg?T
,,1,0; K,,:- L-:-i, due aad r.s fiere vrrs eoj ;ufS-;Lma Eer-liardi,, and- Hadea
i;inn -:hn.h wasUvil rip- cienieveso ou and to pay oe-Holmes, of-Salisbury,: are visit
' ,t . r am ou Aits lie m;yor Wiis
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CONCORD.
Rogers, cf . .
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au- 'ipo- their frieod, Mr. Leonard
Lor'rec" to borrow $400 to be Brown, and are taking in the ball
Ipaaed" lo the imei-est fujid a jd game.
to be repaid from the .gere:alj 4
vnnrt An- 1 1Q00 Tft vonortJ Kev.,I). P. Tate, of SallS-
0 of the committee was accepted bu-T and Mrs. E. N: Crowder,
0 rnd their, action endorsed. iof vr county, spent today at
The mayor and-siroet comm't-! M?; W- Hs; Rev, Tale
tee were : authorised to repair 'U return to Salisbury tonight
macadam on Main street and the ass stmg in services at
finance commit-ee was authorized : Bethel,
to' borrow $2, 000 in the name of C ' u
0 the Board for the payment of j
1 which sum the income taxes
were pledged. t
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Was the result of his splendid
health. Indomitable will and
tretneudou8 energy are not found
where stomach , liver, kidneyB an d
bowels are out of order. If you
Want these qualities and the sue
ce-B ithejr.j bring use Dr. Kins i
tfew Life il)s. They develop
every power of brain and body.
Only ,25c. at Fetor's Drutj Store.
EWELRY DEPARM1T
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MangunLT:Iff.
LeGrande, 2b.
JReed, lb . . .
Graves, c: .. .
Caldwelh ss . .
La turner, ' pi . 1
Fisher, 3b . . . . 0
Card, rf . . . , . . 2
Totals .... 6 8: 27 19 3
Struck out by Lattimer 5, War
ren 3, Withers 1, Kenna 6.
ITwo-base hits, Card, Withers
and Meade.
0 10
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2 ,1 3
1 10 0
0 7 0
1 26
1 1 6
1 1 4
1 2 0
8: 27- 19
It Was Too Much For All.
After the game Thursday
afternoon a number of trave1!
men, Knights o? Honor, ahd
others, wl 'le going to the L . aia,
were offernr .their pra-se and
criycsn?s on the rrame.
'told of how ; R'ch no ?d and the
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Qf Mr. iNormai ju onaw, wno
(j spe-at several weeks here some
0 . months ago, and who travels' in
1 i the interest of the Blo-cal Be
1; corder, left Tb ursday evening
0 i for his home in Virginia- after
0 ' attending the grand lodge- meet-
1 j ing here. Mr. Shaw now vacates
n.i the grand dictator's chair to
iiiattor wnitaK:er, a iter noicmg
this office for two years. A
unaniznous vote of apxreciatlon
for his valuable service during
the last two biennial terms was
expressed by the lodge to Mr.
Shaw. Ee will return here
soon. '
The Courtesy TVas Accepted.
After hodiug their last sess'on
Thu .;day arier joon tlieln ambers
i O t the s'r-d lodge o.? Knlgh.Cs of
n i Konor were e scor ed to the ga,me
o.c oa e Doii. i t? e ? ij v 'tnu i vv ci
exteae'ed io them by t?e Kdihts
OF
mm tvtatt m
p''i: 'j
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f wl o? Honor o" Vols pJaco. Ti;s was
were te.L ot soodplays, waen ; & ke- (il bsy. eUheV
pieLtJiy fsuuuueu a' U.UVVU VY.'JtSU. y
llt3 lULU U.UCU1 I'CJf A. ftU XLl-O. . , n'-fYt
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rhat was when Llv':jr;si;or.e col
as an officer cr 01 some eoar-nd
e majo-'lty of il-en
o for their homes.
WANTED Tt buy 100,000
pounds of old cast-iron scrap, de
livered. at tbe fonndry at ooce, for
which will pay a fair price. No
burnt iron wanted,
alf.rf Concord Foundry Oo.
Headache stopped In 20 minutes ty Dr.
Miles Pain Pills. "One cent a dose."
New Jewelry fads and foibles
come and see if we haven't just
what you want. New styles and
effects of Belt Buckles. Brooches,
Neck and Belt Buckles to match.
etc. New lot of Shell Hair Or-
naments. We postively have the
best Belt Buckle ever offered for
25c, large variety. Beauty pins;
in Black, Gold, Silver and the;
new headed Pin, all new styles
H. L Parks & Com
pany,
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS
1 TTV T "I 1 I 1
lege ana iJinonv-i'.e p-ayea a cof Are lmd but skin eruptions t
game ana the sea was 87 .o 52, rob ;.f a rf j6' Buck!en.s lmio&
I iiui ai xxi c. ll j etc ixicx: j-v-ou uaotJ- 1
for us,
In the sixth even the dumb
yelled when LeGrande knocked
it over the fence, but he was the
Casablanca of the inning for us. K1"2
our deep sorrow now) which put
us 6 and 6. The cause of this
joss was that the ball went undei
the tence, giving the runners
aiiipie time to home it before
anyone could get it. It was a
great misfortune to us s rid helped
the Tarboro boys much. It was
a fatal stroke to us and such a
defect was not known to the
players on either side.
Now the visitors resorted
fits xiFte 18 Saved.
Mr, J. E. Miy, a prorriuent
citizen ol Hannibal, Mo., lately
a wonderful deliverance
from a frightful death. In tellihpj
of, it he says: "I was taken v? ith
typhoid fever that ran into puxci
monia. My lungs became hard
ened. 1 was so weak I couldn't
even sit up in bed. Nothing
helped
Salve cures them; also old,- run
ning and fever sorei ulcers,
boils felons, corns, warts, cuts
bruises, burns, scalds, chapped
hands, chilblain?; best pile cure
on earth; drives out pain and
aches. Only 25c. a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold at Fetzer's
Prus Store.
Reports from the late Battle.
Five killed - and twenty-live
i wounded is the report of Amci'i-
-,- - x j i,.. i WUUilUt)U IO tilC xcuUi u iimvi i
me. l expecwu suuu iu j . . fK - OT1 WpflnfiS
day near San Fernando. Gen.
Otis ' says it was a victory of
lief. I continued to use it, and Qf tne Fifty .first Iowa regiment
o and now am well nd strong., Ixj it was one of the hardest
I . J. z , , , . -
rli nf nonflnmntion. when I
heard of Dr. Kings New Dis
covery. One bottle gave me re-
thoir inct, P.bnnpp of winriiiff the-! nan't sav too much in its praise
fraTrm as thnv fnliv rfiallzed that! This marvellous medicine is the
hard work was be .ore. It proved surest and quickest cure in the
well, for them too. Their last world for all throat and lung
act was to take W.-thers from the
box and , put in .Kenna thsir
third pitcher for u.e game. Jv
was a bad stroke for us lor he
struck out in succession Caldwell
trouble. Regular size 5Uc ,ana l.
Trial bottles free at Fetzer's. Drug
Store. Every bottle guaranteed.
fought battles of the campaign.
Jnonh Jr.ckscn returned
Lattimer and Fisher. But nev 4his morning from S,3nsbury.'
Tne soothing and healing prop
erties of Cbaraberlain's Cough
Remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures
have made it a great favorite with
the people everywhere.- For sale.
by M. L. Marsh & Co., Druggists.
Every Time the Wind Shifts
. . you can find something new at. ... . .
Bell, Harris & Go's Furniture Store.
. . This time it's
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