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TO REPAIR MAIN STREET.
Work to Ccmraence on the Macadamizing: .AltVh me . season wnen ine -
of Main Street-To Commence - in S?8 I UiJ?-688 '--MtoOUie Cline is spending
. , ramblers learn too late the tricks several days in Mt. Pleasant.
Front of the Hotel nd Go Northward, of that nasty vine called "poison T A
It will be good news when we; oak. t' Kerosene will cure it As . Jc:an DeArmond, of Uar
tind that the old macadam on soon as' the eruption appears rub lotte s spending today here.: U
Main street has been taken up j the oil dn liberally; you'll eu joy ' Mrs. D. B. Coltrane went to
and a new and better one put'j it. Rub it in as often asyouteel Spartanburg this morning to
down. This street, along in j like scratching. The poison will spend a few days. :
on North Main street, is badly
in need ; of re-pairs and - soon
"XT xi- fr ' ' x-" - n
Mayor Means will , haves, work
commenced on it, as he is adver
tising for-rock .for: .-it I atid later
the reck crusher , will be placed
when a location can be selected.;
It has been decided irioti to .do'
any work nov on the street , along
in front pijthe stores tHjjtime
is near - when an: abundance of
traveling will f be done on this
part of tjif, street whjetlcotf
ton is rcoiumg 1 in in IsucMarg
quantities.
The crossties Jwhich yet- re-
main uiid Macadam will'"Tbe
taken out These 'btheir
gradual decay , caused holes at
many places in tne 'streetT The
work vill bo let by- contract to
some person, . M i i
It idlbeQii,:Hnnded to ifui
the rock crusheron-: the old &uin
my lQnextyto Juge Montgom
ery's residence but. thi fjplan;: has
been changed.
This Hyork when '? completed
moans " kr great -Hmrovement to
the mostJbeaU;.tiul street in his
or in many!Bme:tow4.a3d Avill"
add much to the street as a
drive. d
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Work Being Rapidly PusUd,
As rapidly '"as -possible 4s the
work going on f o.rjb he wConcord
CottodAlrej0'
ginnery building is up a id also
another buiWing "wqU.: qn.-the
S'3rSr One!day there wrV f our
teri. a'rpenters ' a'tc woflr'whicH
nieanls thaj lumber) is f boing .
placed rapidlyV It -will J'npt'TSe
long before Concord' will "have a
cotton seed oil mill. TJfie w&rk
may i etarded ; on aepount ! 6f
me scarcity oi lumoer
Charlotte's Team No More.
In the game Thursday;;-; wTth
the If nion sbps, .Qrlgta's team
sufte'recf a" defeat;" In a scorfcof 9
St 4-
to 2:; The'game
cancelled the other- two. . games
that it 'had intended to pla' ;qii.
Friday' and Saturday 1" The' teaml
has gone to pieces, r, , , J s -
Ifand Cut OffByaSaw.
Mr. Flo we Alexander of No. 3
township had the great misfur
tune to get his hand cut off by a
circular saw today (Friday). As
we understand it, the saw cut
across the palm near the finger
joints and in front of the thumb.
The accident happened at Mr.
W B Goodnight's saw mill. Mr.
Alexander, we learn is a single
man of some 30 years.
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A Fractured Roue Taken Out.
Drs. Littleton and Whitley per
lormed an operation on Herbert
Honey cutt," Saturday, taking out
fractured bone from his leg
Uat was broken some time ago.
He is able to be up now. Stanly
Enterprise.
i'ytluans Take Notice.
The members of the Knights
o f Pythias lodge are requested
to meet in their hall tonight.
Business of special importance
will be before us tonight and
every member is urgently: re
quested to be present.
C. L. White. C. C.
Sale of Town Property. ;
Two lots with three houses on
them on Pine street; near Black
vo1 .e?s store. . A bargain for
asn- Jno. Creech.
almost devoid of life aaid interest,
a:id the' people'" 'careil not;;;' how
?Qon tlje gam e, was at an .ed -rte
Vds tfead-llke ft1iat' ' 6narl'6ttev
Cure for Poison Onk Vim si I
time, sometimes in a 'day t and a
half, at wiUie ou'entirelyi In
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our. giddy and thoughtless youth
we were several times yitdtiicjaad
by Jthe ; I vicious i vinei 1 v IFooling
along with cream and nightshade
andv sugars of. lead, and 4 other
stylish lotionsi gave us. raw jariri3
a, rawcas .beets, while the
sheer desperation-'w-e USfhap-j'
pened to try. kerosene .and dis- -
cle,-. iat i least; I'M 1 IklvtaMi
effectually on . the poison oak'a
golar, plexus The BXplanation
KBouis to oe mis : 4ie poisonous
property of.thevine'or plant 19
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uuuiu5 oiu6 vcgoiauio
it is.dUutedor, disorganized, or
H oar VTrr.'i i -t 't In i--ittt o r m o urnrnH
TUTi T"i rr -vi 1 Kmn - o irftfiPATn r r n i i -
detrovedorlothrwise mastered
H'Ti iTlf .TfT i
oi tne oattieoi Moore's ureeiq
Bfiftge .on ThursdaJCthe 17th.
This was1 hot, htfVe ff - an anni-i
versarv day or the battle was
JohtiSn)JSe3.CS5ll776. It is
T. . ,. xl: i cnAA f iU Messrs. -1 'Kobt. ;Keesler,
It is estimated.that 5000 peo4 -..1 i. j; tvulti-
pie. attended, ithe. celimlon of -- -ii
the season suited f or celebrations -.Aditfed-Litakors, below town. . f
though aiidtherjefwere speeches - . , . lt'unp '
r.-..-&.p(j 'flWy..'.w , . , Mrs Addie Blair, of Moil"
Itis proposedTto tholdannual e. ?ej yM'. ft
bebralSoS hreaftertie ' il gV- ex V1
tfNo. I'tQwnshipv -is visiting her
l BnitalBerinre o!(Siiftinals.f
their plantsel tHermfehueji
offinArs rp.centlv. whereurjon thev'i
. 7 X V
destroved a phaeton for Mr.!
James Davis and, put i thethroatl
of - a - -gt)odsi,horse - belonging to ,
J.aiplvv 94-offjJBaxter Gilioh, - camo; , down from
wuyxixi iuov ouojjcvu vx
fStaterair-MkCrfr
e :Sta,tejf air. isbeingtiitaliCejl
upland it is promised that thefiather neglect the' whole .world
:iaShis;faltwUl not be : second '. besides. - ' - '
to any previous one. There are'iv-Vr; a; romnrk n.t tho
ltots to havS$r flyingmachine: expense felie otherit is'mean
fonone of the special attractions., wit ; -v v ' '
a-FaiirReniaaB. - 1 ,u Never be i 'stubborn," but let
. each strive to .yield of tenest to
.0 Thursday, a family reunion, ' the wisbes 0f the other,
or, in' other words, a big. dinners
was givan to .the childiln of Mr. ! " Never part for a day without
and Mrs. :cfe6: IVinecoff, who loving -words to think of du ring
live on Meadow street at Forest j absence. . .
Hill. All of the' children, except j Never find fault unless it is
one was present, as was also a perfectly certain that a fault has
nUmber. of the grandchildren. ibeen committed, and always
Closed for a Week.
On Thursday evening the committed go by until you have
bleachery suspended work fora (frankly confessed it and asked
week, a vacation being' granted' forgiveness. Ex. -
Superintendent . (Stewart, who
left that night for his-home in
Providence. R. I. This is Mr.
Stewart's first visit home since
accepting v the superintendency ;
of the bleachery. j
I At Work on the Tax Eeceipts
In regard to the discussion as
to 'whose duty it is to put the
lioWc nf fno tn.Y navfifs in the
receipt books, the sherifi6 or the
register of deeds, Sheriff Peck j
has begun his work and . will be j
ready to tear them out .wnen tne
proper time comes.
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Harvey Lambeth, a member i
of our baseball team now. came j
over from Charlotte this- morn-,
ing to stay with us until Monday
when the team goes to Mountain',
Island. !
CONCORD, N. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1899.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
-Lloyd JhiUips, of Kock
Hill;- is here today visiting ? his
brother, Chas. Phillips.
Mrs. D. D. Cochrane, who is
v - -
y. v -Miss Pauline Thorn, of China
Grove,1 spent 'today with Miss i
' ' ''Mi Mo-i,. MlWr-rfMr
.:TrMls? Maggie. Moser, o Mt.
1 Lucas Lehtz, who is clerking
- iat Gastbriia"; is home' for a few
aavs.
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:p , miss feopma i-aui, 01 sorest
:t,i : r?,:
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-morning -to spend several days.
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i i - wr 1 1 11 -ut v;iinL i . in I'lnn-..
r v t;.:' m Jl
tvto t?. T1 T5Tv;n r.1'iT.ri
-home thi.morningfrom (Jhar-
i-rs.. Jno.-Yorke.
SieTAW
.f rau::.
M iss Essie Ph
r.
Plumer. has ; re-lr
- tUrnedr - to jMit ZJ E. Scott!-s after
rsp ending I several- vdays'ithMr
il otherMrBaxter Parks. - '
-Rpbto ;iWLeeler, . yho . hasia
to; Kings i Mounua,n ;t
mS r. .
Vj-iMises" Pauline aiid-?BeUlah
TnoniV of China Gyej?. and Miss
'IVIeta 'TOOmiSccbMpanied by Mr.
VIlllla) jrlUVtJ tiiia, lxiui inug cvxxu.
spentfn few hours.:
larriage' Maxinis.
Never neglect one another;
speak lovingly. , ,
Never let any. fault you have
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Rids Receivable for the Location of North
Carolina College. '
-The committee whose names
are subjoined was appointed by
the Evangelical Lutheran Synod
of North Carolina at its conven
tion held at Salisbury, May 1899,
to receive bids for the future lo
cation of North Carolina College,
and in persuance'of its commis
sion, makes announcement as
follows : - - - "'.'' - 1 : o
Bids for the location of North
Carolina College will be received
and in due time,, and. in good
faith will be ' referred f or 'fihdl
discussion to the' Evangelical
Lutheran Synod of North 0arO-
lma, if filed ( with. ..the chairman
0f this t committee, on or beforUize 5 50c. "and $L Evorv bottle
The committee hereby reserves
m fae ,d'Svijod : ;fo
carefully .and in the light ;pf the
luture . welfare, ,01 tie college,, ;
This college ' is under thei
! special care of ;the Evarfeelleal
. .ntneran ynoa oi JNOrtn uaro:.
nthfi-- .0 -nod of North rCaro:
: j . :i i i n i i
A1IUI ana "wnerever . locatea win
command her loyahsupportand
j-1 ij : i -i
i the communitv securmsr the Jo -
i'tho r.WiVmWiiW cDPnrino- Wo .lriili
"..fy pabVMa,uv. presume
upon the" Synod' s'heafty co-oper-
atioh ' insecuring the -highest The" soothing and healing'prop-1
efficiencyyof theinstitUtioni perties oi f Chamberlain's Cough
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VJliAS. JD. iVllL.L.l!JK,
r Good Heard -Again of Gen.' Lee.
'..A special .from Chattanooga
says that .General FitZw;Leey;i
preparing, tosend . fif tyrgiris 'id
f hat city frgm ihe.Tslahd 'pi Cuji
to be educated theres:' ft ' seems
that Mrs. JSiASteF-some:
ago wrote General lie a Ifitie"rJ
offeringsjto e. fifty girjs n .e
orphan's Home,- .General,' Lee.
took the matter up"5 with' ln.e
Presbyterian minister,4 and hav-i
mg satisnea Tiimself that the of --fer
walsWll right' deterntihedVto'
accept. ?;
RED HO T FROM THE GUN :
Was the - bull .that hit G. B:
Stead man of-Newark, Mich., in
the Civil War, n It caused horrible
Ubers that no treatment helped
for 20 "years. Then Buckle n's
Arnic Salve cu red ' i h lm ; Cures
Cutt?, -Bruises, Burns;-Boil,' Fel
ons, Corns; Skin Eruptions, Bet
Best Pi)e cure on earth. 25cts. a
box. Cure guaranteed. Solc3 by
P. B. FetkerDrugist
KjHas.js. miller, . , y ; have made it a great fvorit with
Geo: "RrTCto,!-ff;j the rkofte ev&ywhre. For sale
T; . - - 11 byfllMar9lr& Co., Driigsts.
' i m i . 1 . ; r A !. :. .5 : i ; , rr ,. m i
very Time the Wind Shifts
- you can find sjomething new at
Bell, Harris & Go's Furniture Store.
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.This
Lisk's Patent Apti' Rust Tinware.
Now listen guarantee: We, the officers of the Lisk M'f'g .Co.,
limited, do hereby guarantee and warrant each and. every
piece of our Anti-Rusting Tinware against 'rust., Should any
piece be returned AT -ANY TIME we guarantee to replace ;each
and every piece with new goods free of charge. We insist on
this guarantee being given with every article sold.
You are tired fooling with cheap
11;
Sole
EfflS
Single Copy 5 Cents
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
It is certainly gratifying to tho
public' to know of one concern in
the land who tire u ot afraid to be
generous to the nedy and suffer
ing.. The proprietors of Dr.
King's New Discovery for Con
eumphon, Coughs and Col Js, have
giAen away oyer ten million trial
bottles of this preat medicine; and
haye tbe'--sanstaction of knowing
it has absolutely cured thousands
of hopeless cases, Asthma,Bronch .
itis, Hoarseness and all dis
eases ot, the Throat, Chest and
Lungs are surely cured by it.
Call on; P. B. Fetzer, Drujicist.
and get a free trial bottle. Regular
g a aran teed , or pri ce 4re f nn d erl
, Ten More'Regiments to Be Raised.
A It has been . definiioly fixed
upon by the war department to
rase ten . additional volunteer
regiments for the Philippines
thono Tf;i
which will raise Gen. Otis' force
1 V. "SMU
all the troops at the seat of-war
by ; the first of- December. It is
H - Wfinnhn f Tv,rt a
uxjj-.- . -.i .
and..the.war department.
its vpleasaDt-taste and-
;;rpirompp - i' ana. - permanent cures
f lion. . J,C Ken nette, a member,
of yie House of Representatives
front GUilibrcfj-has been elected'
to manager, the Greensboro dis-
pensary. ,j , - The question ) now
arises, netfier be can Hold: both -positions
'according to law.
H f CURE !A COLD IIS ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money - if it fails to
cure., 25c.: Theeenuin had L. B. Q.
on'eachtabltetJ '
r Duiing the.ciyil war, r.p vell,.as
in our 1 ate war .with Spain , d iar
rhoea ' was one of the most
troublesome diseases he army
bad to contend with. In many
instances it became chronic, and
the .old soldiers still ruffer from
it: Mr Dwd T ior. of Wind
Ridge," 0rene cnoity, PA., is one
.oi these.- He uses (-"j . rnKprlain's
Polic, . Cholera. ?u d . Diarrhoea
rteVndy and hjs ) - t cr found
anything that kw. i- j jiy him .
such quick relief. ! i-1 for sale ,
by M. LrMarsh & L-o., Drupgist.
time it's
J. R. McLaughlin, Pres.
T. W. Martin, Vice-Pres. "
L. A. Parkhurst, Sec. & Tres
tm call and take a look.
Agents.
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