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Concord, N. C,
Concord, N..O., Oct i.
ASHE SCUTTLE MAKES A BIG FIRE.
The deaf mute asylum in Little
Rock Ark was- a total, loss by
fire last Saturday morning. It
has a lesson in it. Some one
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nau set oul a scullio u iiery a&iies
on the dormitory porch. When
the fire was discovered the in-
mates had but barely time to es-
cape-ln tr eir night clothes. The
lossesare estimated at ,160,000.
There's danger m hoashes.
Mr. John P Kerr, the able and
genial editor of the . Asheville on his return from . Austerlitz
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Citizen, has sold his interest in were great events great dem
that excellent Journal to Mr; W onstrations but neither of them
G Essleston. We read his val-
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edCtory with a pang of sorroyr,
for we envy him a good degree
oi abilitv not overlv common in
the great newspaper fial&l The
salutatory of. Mr. EgglCton;-
though very "brief, carries assur-
ances thai, there is to bo' no. re-
trograde in the Citizen. We ex-
tend the fraternal hand. ; .
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AnexcWgesaystherearetwo
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men tnat taice-no stocir m tne
Dewey and Wheeler Democratic
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national ticket viz: WiUiam
KcKinley and William J Bryan,
We think we can add two more,
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Wneeler.
Admiral Dewey addmitted just I
a few callers on last Sunday and
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aiu not snaKe nanas as nis rignt
toc n.
part of the man. A sore hand s
the thorn about the rose of fame.
Among tile various enterprises
of High Point is a trunk factory
that makes a metal trunk tr a.
Had a Glorious Time.
The Times-Visitor savs the
4boys" of the military--company
havft returned frnm "NTaw Vnrlr
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They had a glorious time, they
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Aotliing in It.
Affuinaldo's delegation tn ar
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Otis "was another game for recog-
nition of Aguinaldo and his fol-
1 irvrrr-in r o c o rATTAirn mr4- T4- m- n
fruitless
that they
' indefinitelv.
Mr. Courtney
Twre TPioi,
00 -" -" oxw
all gone now. You are as good
as medicine."
Miss Fisher's Little "RrntViPr
"Yar. fathr savs qWII o
in the market if she doesn't catch V
on to some fellow." Tid Bits. ,
rnuQ Tr;K-riiT,o i;m ripoies to a stake by an old road, Mor
. The Filipinos claim Q corner then V 20. W. 175. iastin
can keeD uo the war Morgan's with Harris line to a B. J..
.
T Viaq a e10 o. 3. K. 50 poles to a B.
1 had the blues j. sapling, then S. 23, W. 26 poles to
I cam a here -to the beginning, containing 106f acres,
Celebration Ends In Climax
The climax of interest was
reached Tuesday in honoring
the hero of Manila ; Bay. Tfce
sword presented by act of Con-
! gress was placed into his hands
by Secretary Long ' through the
hand of President McKinley. It
was soon afternoon and on the
steps of the 'capital. Secretary
Long made a brilliant presentaj
tion speech which he prefaced
by reading dispatches that led to
and followed the great battle.
He also read the acts of Con
gress that inspired the -great
gathering. After the presenta
tion the program for Dewey's
review of the military parade
was carried out. -
The great reception wound up
with a dinner by President Mc
Kinley. at 8 o'clock p. m. It is
said to have been the greatest
occasion of the kind in the his
tory of the White House.
Both . Dewev - and Schley re-
ceieved ovation on their entrance.
-.Tlw;; Admi. will
his home people, in .Vermont
wlieirhe will make his perma-
nent home in Washington.
latest in the World's History.
"No man ever in the history of
he world received such honor
as is being accorded to Admiral
Dewey by the American people "
said president Alderman, of the
University Gf North Carolina, at
the Yarborough yesterday. 1 ;Ca3-
sar'fi triumphs' in Rome and
Frances welcome to Napoleon
compared with the magnificent
ovation now being: given Dewey
Yorki-New&Observer.
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xrl& V xLi JJlJijJN Jc AJUJL
) iiimaL. td Btomaob lbrer and
BSSiTSS
jMlpi6tfie';;.b)bo
?mhe&
BnthhiefB:Xio; ieQ
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ner, Idavillej Xd, He says:
ectrio Bitter akjast the thing
for a man when;. he is all; run
down, and don't citre whether he
lives or dies. It did more to give
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f?fe nf,w 8trenSa M gooa appe-
tite than arvthinm?JL' could take.
i can now eatr anythihjar aQd.have
a, new lease on We.' Only 50
cents, at P.. jBA Fetzer s Drug
store jjjvery bottle guaranteed.
Notice of. Dissolution.
The firm of Mahrev and Delvaux is
this day dissolved by mutnal consent.
The interest in all stock of goods, ac-
counts and other evidences of debt are
transfei rtd to J M Mabrey, -who asi
Duuiras lug ajutcuii si ax.k ucuio uuc UJ
the firm.
This 3rd day Oct 1899. .
t J. M. MABREY,
Concord; N. a J. B. DELVATJX.
Farm For Sale.
In pursuance of a judgment and de
cree of sale duly rendered in tha Seine,
rior Court of Cabarrus county, in the
case of J C Query et aL exDarte. thft
undersiened will expose to Dublio sale
Jf J06 c?urtx?oue door mih tovm o
vember 6th, 1899, at 12 o'clock M.,
tne following tract of land, in No. 1
townsbip, bonnded as-follows: Be-
ginning at a B. O. in the lane, Andrew
corner and runs with Andrew lineS.fi.
E 35 poles to white oakin the lane then S
11, E. 24 poles to a blackjack in the lane
then S. 46. E. 50 Doles to stake in lane
cPrnei tnen Phillips land
ix. ni. so poles to nicfcory, fnillips
corner, then with Phillips and King line
& USS'
(ron'a .linn ik. - . Z L L. - i. , XT O-t T trt
Andrew's corner, them with Andrew's
. 35, W. 76 poles to a B. J. by the side
more or less. Termsof sale: Oae-half
cash, balance, payable 12 months after
dat .Title reserved till purchase
money is paid in full.
JAB. P. MoBISON. flnm'r
Coucord. N. 0. Oct. 5. 1899.
ouciuey, am ye.
iltSpip"Ar . fy 'cirea;
Mm 12 Mi,
A MOTHER TELLS HOW SHE
SAVED DAUGHTERS LIFE.
I am the mother of eight child
ren and bavejbiad a great deal of
experience with medicines, fmst
anramer my little daughter had
the dysentery, in its worst form.
"We . thooeht sh would die. I
tried everything I. could think of.
I saw by an advertisement in oar
paper that ChamberlaiuVcolie,
Cholera .and Diarrhoea Reme iy
was highly reco aim Glided and
sent and got a bottle at once. ; It
proved to be on- the very best
medicines, we ever had in the
house. It save. 1 my 1 ttle daught
ers life. I am for every
mother to km)" what an excellent
medicire it is. liad L known it at
first it would have saved me a
great deal of anxietv and my
little daughter much suffering.
Ycurs truly, Mrs. Geo. F. Bur
dick, Liberty, K. I. For Sale by
M. L Marsh Co., Druggist. '
Reduced Rates to the State Fair.
On account of the State' Fair
the Southern7 will sell round trip
tickets to Raleigh, including one
admission into the fair ; grounds,
$3.80. Tickets on sale Oct. 14,
15, 16, 17, and 20, with final limit
to Oct. 33rd.
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WAITED SEVERAIi BRIGHT AND HON-
est persona to represent us as Managers
in this and close counties. Salary $900
a year and expenses, otraignt. Dona
fide, no more, no less salary, Position
permanent. Our references, any bank
in any town. It is mainly office work
conducted at hope. Keference. En
close self-addressed stamped envelope.
lhe Dominion Company, Dept. 2, Chi-
cago. x
LOST OR STOLEN.
NOTICE is hereby given that
a note for $100 dated May 1895
on J; W Cannon has been lost or
stolen and parties , are warned
not to trade for same. t , .
TO "Wilson.
Trustee's. Sale.
Pursuant to the authority vested in
me, as mortagefl: in a; certain deed of
jtrust executed tOirne by; JV2U- u. oger
and wife and .'recorded the office of
the Refnster of Deeda - of j . Gabarrus
pounty in bcK)k o. .l page 350.1 will
sell at publio-atictibn to the hichest bid
der, for cash at.Xrontt door o tne ourt
house of Cabarrus county between toe
bours of 12. and t o'clock on .Tuesday,'
the 54th dayrof October, -18J9r-thes toU
lowing iop or parcel, pi lana ijmg ana
Qeing n mo- corporate umiis: oi con
cord and bounded as follows: - -1
Beginning at the southwest corner of
Catherine Turner's lot, ; running:, ;8oatb
siity feet to a stake, on Loye'jB avenue
thence- resV Oner degree north - : one
hundred feet to a stake on . Coleman's
et al line, thence north with ' said line
eixiy feet to southeast- corner of said
Turner's-lot, thence, west one hundred
feet with said line to the beginning' on
Love's avenue. Thirty and one-naif
feet are given in front for street. One
part ef said lot Jno. H. Love bought
from (. M. Lore. v
Given under my hand this 22nd day
of September, 1899.
W. C. Coleman, Trustee.
IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts.
,, . GALi tia, Hxs., Not. 16, 1S33.
Faris Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo. . , .
Gentlemen: Wp sold last year, 600 bottles- of
GROVE'S TASTKUL3S CHILL. TONIC-and have
bought three gxies already this year. In all or ex
perience of 14 years. !n the drag business, haro
oever sola an article that Rare Buch universal ami.
taction aa your Tonic
Yours truly.
That Ixinte Itatk can be eurea xrtto
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Dack,; Plain White, solid coif
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Calico 3c up.
'Yard wide Percale at 20 and 25
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Light Colored Outing of 5c 7c.
Bargains in Towels.
Hosiery.
Two job lots of Samples ofGeot's
fine sox, lot No.l, plain and fancy
colors, at 15c worth 20 to 25c
Fancy colored and black Lisle
at 18c worth 25 to 50c.
The, best line of Men's and La
dies' Hosiery oh the market for
10 cents.
" Notions.
Crochet Cotton, 4o per spool,
Silk (short ma s ure) at 5c. Turk
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spools. . Embroidery Silks, . filo,
outlining, . rope and twisted at ) 3o
per skein, worth 5 cents. Also.
gold embroidery, thread at 3o per
skein, Emoroidery Hoops 5c.
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