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CONCORD, N. O.; SATUSOiY;1 AUG UST 12, 1899.
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TAKB0K0 6- COJiCOKD 1.
Our Team Comp ailed to Giye Up the
Game to the Easterners-An Orer the
Fence Ball Scores Three Buns-Man.
sum Held Them Down.
Tarboro three, Concord 1 this
is the result of the series of
o-ames we have had with the boys
from the East. Once we beat
them, once we gave them a hard'
c-ht but the last time ! we : went
down with the resilti of the
headlines. ""'" t " '
On account of Rcfeef a 1 .not
staying on the ; team, ; XJiiffer,
who had been down as a sub
stitute, went in the game.' iThaj
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o-ame was umpired Dy vv nuamson
Morris. ,
Kenna's balls were more easy
to hi t Friday than the day before
he used his arm less and head
more. In the first inning Card
and LeUrande were leit on
bases. By an error ' Luskey
made to first. ! Kenna's fly was
caught by Lattimer and the ball
sent hurriedly home just too late
to keep Meade from scoring in
the first inning. In the second in
ning we failed to make anything
but ciphers. Phillips, 'Who proved
the finest on the team that after
I noon, knocked an over-the-fence
ball. This put our boys on their
toes to think we were 0 to 2. By
steady playing "side-up" at- last
came leaving Brake on the base.
In the third Card opened the
game for us and did something
that no other man on the - team"
was able to do-he scored. " A
nice play was made when Lusky
knocked to Lambeth, who landed
it over into LeGrand's left hand,
putting out Meade 'at second.
This inning" was uhsc6rablerf6r
the visitors.- In the fourth
Withers ' scored - on Lambert'
deep centre field. fly but Lambert
died on the base. ; v ' "
In the fifth, we met our fate
when that same Phillips repeated
his act of the r second ' inning by
raising the ball 'over the' fence
when Kenna and Fenner were
on the bases, making three runs
in one inning."'' This is the end
of the score' and it was un
necessary for further playing.
Even Brake ' and : Withers were
on bases when the side went out."
"Within si x ' inches, the distance
between Heed's fingers and the
hotne plate, we scored . in the
the sixth; It V Was hard
to think of so near and yet so far.
Graves and Caldwell- were left
on bases. In this inning ' Wed
dington's arm was exchanged
for Mangum's. The visitors left
no man on the bases in this in-
Card was put out. As tle Qpre).v PONCE THE STORM CENTRE.
stood b to 1 the visitors did not
take their part of the inning.
; iFpllpwingls he'scQre:
CONCORD. - R lB PO
Card, cf. . ... 1
Mangum, If . ; 0
Lerande, 2b. 0
Reed, lb: v: : 0
Graves, c: ... 0
Caldwell, ss. . 0
Fisher, If,.... 0
Weddington, p 0
Lambeth1 3b
Lattimer, rf
Totals . . .
fTARBORO
ljavin, If .
Meade; ss. .
Luskev, c: .
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0
V
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
2
2
8
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
1 4 23
R lB PO
0 1 3
13 0
o na. 8
Henna, p. . . . 6 v
Fenner, lb. . . 1 0
Phillips, 3b.. 1 2 2'r,rS
Brake, rf . . . . 0 1 10
Withers; cf . : . 11 10
Lambert, 2b. 0 1 3 1
One (Hundred Thousand People Destitute
Charity Called For. -
a E It is found that Ponce. Porto
0 (5 Rico, was :the centre of the great
4y ':- o storm and that immense destitu-
1 q tion prevails. Governor General
1 0 Davis estimates that 100,000 peo
6 lple are homeless and robbed of
3 x everything. The war depari
0 o PaeD-t is saving all the suffering
4 i 1 tbat it can by-issuing rations and
2 v 0 Secretary Root asks the charit
q, o able to come to the rescue with
: contributions. One soldier
15 3 was seriously hurt. Many
A E citizens, though, were killed.
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zr 0 The Textile Excelsior has the
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I Q j . -ti. jreexmore, late overseer
; q j with Kinston (N. C.) cotton mills,
I n I haV accented the position as
Totals
.6.10 27 15 4
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mgnt caraer ana spinner at Da
barrus cotton mills,.- Concord,
N. C.
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ach year the sury i vrng mem
bers of Company A, of .'the 52nd
N. C. regiment, ; hold their Je
union. Last : year and - several
times previous, -these occasions
have been held at the home .of
Mr. M. C. Wal:er, but this year
the members will be the guest of
J. Hutch Kizziah, who will have
a menu furnished them at the
Morris hotel. The meeting will
be held at the court house. The
17th of August is their meeting
day.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Earl Thompson, of , Salis
bury, arrived here last night.
Burton Smith returned to
Charlotte this morning.
M B Stickley will return
home from Virginia Monday.
Superintendent Coble went
to Charlotte this morning , on
business.
BISMARCK'S IRON NKU&iCJ
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V Was the result of his splea&ngi
health; .- Indomitable will asaE
tremendous enereyYare not - fovzcsL
!:wher 8tbmach, iiyer; kidneys
bowels are out of order. ' If
w&nf tnese qualities and the siss-"
cee they bring use Dr. Kicg.fci
!NewTjif e Pills:; They deve3 sp
every power of brain and bo-
Only 25c. at FetzerV Dru Sto.
No scores made in the seventh.
Lambeth and Card; left were on
bases for us and Phillips for Tar
boro. On an error of the shortstop
jn the eighth Reed reached first
but died there. Withers was
run down between first and sec
ond and Lambeth and Glavin
never reached first base.
In our part of the ninth Fisher
vas downed between second and
third, Lattimer fanned out and
HIS LIFE WAS SAVED.
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent
citizen of Hannibal, Mo., lately
bad a wonderful deliverance
from a frightful death. In telling
o it he says: "I was taken with
typhoid fever that ran into pneu
monia. My lungs became hard
ened. 1 was so weak I couldn't
even sit' up in bed. Nothing
helped me. I expected soon to
jhe of consumption, when I
heard of Dr. King's New Dis
covery. One bottle gave me re-
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Struck out: By Mangum 1; u;unnmgjaam,s xate doss
Wfidflinn 2! TCfiTina, ES Rasp, weaver at Ayondale Mills, Bir-
on balls: By Kenna 3; Mangum ,mingham, A.. not letting the day
1 Weddington 0 s " grass grow unuer uis ieu wm.u
' ' s mi ; , , f I holding, out atTCKarltte, N. C.
t I I ,q ot. ti'oo Lr in a no rvn
OTth the Churches Tomorrow. . IfKaii MmM tt wire J?ci,r
,Rev. W. B. Oney will hold on the Concord team. ,
services at St, AoeTOh. , Louis D. Duval, the relirin
eran church tomorrow night at .tf ivi nUrl
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mms, was a young Augusta, ua.,
lawyer with no mill experience,
when 10 or 12 years ago he de
cided to pull up stakes ind locate
in the up country. ' lie first went
witH the Cannon M'f. Co. as
paymaster and book-keeper, and
was finally made superintendent.
Though he goes to Social Circle,
Ga., he leaves a social circle at
Concord very loth to give him
7:30 o'clock. - T
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The pastor, Rev. C. B. Miller,
will, hold regular services tomor
row morning ' and? A tomorrow
night at St. James Lutheran
church.; ; ?
Regular services both tomor
row morning and night at Cen
tral M.'E; church by the pastor,
Rev. 5. E. Thompson.
There will be regular services
at the Baptist church, tomorrow P-
morning and ightW the pastoral f ;
Rev. B. Lacy Hoge.vSphiect for lit Was a False Accusation.
11 o m At. fVio PtonSrF.ifni T ' '
Gate." Subject for 8 p. ' m.,
;Fruts of the Spirit." ' 1: i
, Rev. Jas. H. Lippard will
preach at Forest Hill M. E.
church tomorrow morning at 11
a. m. There'"will" be nonseirvi(5e
tomorrow night.
- Rev. Cochrane Preston will
conduct seryces in the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning. There' will be no
services tomorrow night.
Robt. Keesler went to Char
lotte this morning to spend Sun
Parks King' went to Char
lotte this morning to spend sev
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Morris
went to Mooresville this after
nqon. Mrs. Morris will spend a
wliilethre with' her parents.
Mountain Island Here Monday.
(Mountain Island, in all her
glory, accompanied by the lead
er, Mountain Island Jordan, with
Iceman as"' chief8 of the rooting
corps, will be Here Monday and
for the first time since last year's ;
hot battles, will try to do Uon
cord's players. Bv reasoning
that we have beat Charlotte and
Charlotte has beat Mountain Is
land the game must surely be
ours, but the visitors don't see it
that way and will come loaded
for heavy 'artillery work. It is
thought noW that parker will not
be ascribed the fame of pitching
against us, but that a Palmetto
man will be in the box.
Some persons are no doubt cen
suring our player, Rogers, for
going put of our team and that
Tarboro secured him for their
three games with the South
Carolinians. The cause of the
trouble and the cause of Mr.
Rogers' feelings being hurt is
the fact that some person or
persons, without a proper guard
ing of their tongue, intimated
that he was partial to the visit
ing team and was a means of the
score being against us. This
was quite a slanderous remark,
by whomsoever made.
A fri lite '
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Their First Sociable fleeting.
! Written for The Standard.
An evening long to be remem
bered was that of Thursday
night, when the young People's
Union met at the Baptist parson
age to spend several hours so
cially. Nothing was lacking that
would contribute to the pleasure
of the evening. The carrom and
checker-board was in readiness
for those who vrisliecl to play,
and easy chairs, in cozy nooks,
provided for others who pre
ferred a tete-a-tete.
Japanese lanterns lighted the
MaSOniC Notice. ' vnrnnQ and V.o' 'f rn.OTsmno rf
Regular communication lovely flowers greeted one every-
mf Stokes Lodge JNo. 32 A. F. where.
jewelry mm
New Jewelry fads and folbl hsl
come and see if we haven't jzzz&
what you want. New styles au3
effects of Belt Buckles, Brooch
Neck and Belt Buckles to mater
etc. New lot of Shell Hair Qx-
naments. We postively have ilm
Dest Belt Buckle aver offered.
Sir
25c, large yariety. Beauty pras
in Black, Gold, .Silver ;mdi
WANTED Tt bay 100,000
pounds of old cast-iron scrap, de
livered at the foundry at once, for
which we will pay; a fair price. No
burnt iron wanted.
new headed Pin, all new styfe;.
H. L. Parks & Com-
al6tf.
Ooncoiu) Foundry Oo
Headache stopped in 20 minnte3 Dy Vr,
Allies Vain PrLiiS, ODe cent a dose."
pany,
A. M. Monday night, the
14th. M. L. Buchanan,
Secretary.
Music, vocal, and instrumental,
was quite a feature of the even
ing and participated in by all.
i Later the guests 'were invited
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS lout" to the dining-room, where
Are grand, -.but skin eruptions ;. delicious refreshments were
rob lif a of joy. Bucklen's Arnica serve 1 creams, sherbet, and'
Salve cures then; also old, run- cakes.
niug and lover sores, !ulcers, j The decorations of the tables
boils felons, corns, warts, cuts ' displayed the thoughtfulness
bruises, burns, scalds, chapoed and good taste of the charming
Every Time the Wind Shift
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you can find something new at
Bell, Harris & Co's Furniture Stores
This time it's
I COntlTITlAH tn tiqa if. and ' 1 i Ut- nrti-a i lincfocc nnH tVio ca-ririnck Vq
and now am well cand strong. 1 1 on eartb- drives out pain arid ; little waiters added largely to the
this marvellous medicine is the
rest and quickest cure in the
orld for all throat - and lung
Ji( V'c. Regular size 50c and SI.
, .oiibs free at Fetzer's Drug i ployed i
tore.- Every bottle guaranteed.1. Mt. Plea
Onlv 95f 54 box. Cure pleasure of the guests and the
guaranteed. . Sold at Fetzer's j dining-room attractions.
Drugstore. r Tni was the first social meet-
. : ing of the B4 1. P. U., and was
Willis Mr.nnnnpn is now em-! so much enjoyed that all left
in the Kindley mill at hoping it would be repeated at
Pleasant. . an eany aaie. n.
List's Patent AntiI&stTlnwwG
, Now listen guarantee. Wp, the officers of the Lisk MTOet,
limited, do hereby guarantee, and warrant each andfevery
piece of our Anti-Rusting Tinware against rust.. Should'.asfjr
piece be returned AT ANY TIME we guarantee to reprace 'easc2i
and every piece with new goods free of charge.. We insist csa
this guarantee being given with every article sold.
J. R. McLaughlin, Pres.
T. W. Martin, Vice-Pres.
L. A. Parkhurst, Sec. &.Traai
You are tired fooling with cheap tin call and take a look..
LL, HARRIS AND COMPANY
Sole Agents.
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