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OONCOHD, N. 0., MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1899.
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TO CONCORD'S PRAISE.
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Another Rotes tne vomme .n .i,.
and Rapid Progress Made by Our ,
Town.
A correspondent to the Ral-
h News and Observer from
this place had the following m
the Sunday's edition:
Concord needs two thousand
order to fur-
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nish sufficient help-to run the
wricoc whirh have al-
rfladv been built, and those
which now are in course of con-
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struction. 1
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wi r T.rTcm in i,r s nam iiL& iiiciu
Concord has made in the last
year, two very new mills have
been erected, and are now about
ready for labor, while hundreds
of dwellings have been built,
There is not a vacant house m
the place, while the carpenters ,
are all employed building new !
houses. Town lots ana rem es-
Town lots and real es-
late are still very low, although
, nrirvrcVQ vnl otntfi has
chan-ed hands recently, while
i
eral lame transactions are be-! to
negotiated.
Mil. Lions
of-brick "have' been
mado andplaced in walls, and to-1
day -tife three brick yards are 1
miming their machines to full j
i pan nnlv furnish -
sufficient brick for the work that
is being carried on, while, there
is enough building in sight for
next year to consume as many
brick as were made this year
Hundreds of other Rouses will
bo built next year, every one of
which will find a tenant waiting
on its completion.
The cotton mills in the town
under the management of J M
Odell and J "W Cannon have
never known anything about de
pressions, but during all the time
since their building have never
ceased running, while during the
greater part, of the time they
have had, and now have, both a
night and day force of hands.
The Cabarrus Savings Bank
has opened its branch at Albo-f
marie. - The Tuscarora Cotton i
Mill, which will be located at
Mount -Pleasant, has completed
its organization. The plans have
been perfected and lands pur
chased for the Gibson Mills to
be located here. This will be
one of the largest and most com
plete mills in the State, and as
Concord already has more looms
and spindles than any other
place in the State, this last ad
dition will place us far ahead of
any other, place.
A;;-'Cincinnati drummer hap
p med to putUp at a table at Co
lt mbus with a number of legisla
tors, and the courtl v wav in
which thoy addressed each other
greatly bored the commercial
traveler. It was, "Will the gen-
cleman from Hardin do this," and .
"tne gentleman irom Franklin
do that." They invariably spoke
to each other as the gentleman
from what pvfir conntv fhr lo
nmi fnn fVm "P. i
f: r-- Ti7 , U1 and Malaria. It is simply Iron and
lit teen nmutes the drummer bore ! Quinine in a tasteless form. Children
it in si .ence. Then he suddenly Isove it. Adults refer it to bitter, nau
sudderly crushed the statesmen j leat?D Todum Price. 50c.
out in stentorian
.tone, to the waiter, "Will the
a fTT hlT Plef?
;pasthe butter That ended
jtne. gentleman from" business. 1
change. j
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A Snnday School Rally. J
Sunday was -the day set aside '
by - the Presbyterian church for
the day of holding a 'Sunday
School rally. ' The day was ob-
served here in the First Presby-.
tenan cnurcn, ine session oemg
neja m me arternoon. .interest- .
ing talks were made by Dr. N D
Fetzer and Mr. C C Orr. The
service was interesting and was ;
a source of reviving interest in
the Sunday School work. The
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RohnCi, n tW p.hnrp.h
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as greatly increased lately.
irii ins minims. t
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- cuwDir v,a fscf
time getting his experience in
collecting taxes. He is on hls ;
rounds through the county , this
week. He skips net week on j
account of court here. He visits
six of the townsnips tins weeK.
Earthquake Kinks the Land.
Two earthquakes during Sep
o r I
tember on
our
Northwestern .
coasts alon? the Southern ex-
tremity of Alaska )Wl the effect .
sink the land as much as
An Indian grave-
k. 5
'yard at x aku tat disappears leav-
ing only the cross erected in it
reaching above the water. The
Indians became greatly alarmed
at what they .believe to be a
manifestation of
anger
asrainst
themselves and the white settlers.
Broken Neck Mended.
Medical science . has made an
other upward bound. This time
it comes to the relief of Walter
A Duryea in a New York Hospi
tal. He got his neck broken to
the extent that he did not die of
it but become paralysed from
there down. The doctors cut in
to the vertbrae and relieved the
pressure on the spinal cord. The
man is expected to regain ac
tivity. They TTill See Three Centuries.
The Chicago Record estimates
that there are, or will be, 700
I,eoPie m ine united states tnat
W1U have spanned three cen-
turiesatthe beginning of 1901.
All who will then be a little
more than 100 years old will
have seen the 18th the 19th and
20 th centuries. .
Miss Andrews Christens the Augusta.
The Augusta, a new and ele
gant steamer for the York River
Line was launched at Philadel
phia Saturday and christened by
one of North Carolina's fair
daughters, Miss Junie Andrews,
daughter of Col. A B Andrews.
Dewey will Present the Brumby Sword.
Admiral Dewey has signified
his willingness to go to Atlanta
jand Present the sword to his
t Flag Lieutenant Brumbv. The
time is not yet fixed and will be
announcod Intor
NO CURE. NO PA''
That is: the way all druggists sell
Orove TastelesB Chill Touio for chills
p?unds of old cast-iron , crap de-
hveredattte toundrt- at o oca, for
whch we will nay a fair price. No
burnt iron wanted.
altf. Concord Foundry Co.
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t A New Firm Begins Business.
Tne closing down of the brok
erage business here last Friday
of R BWilson & Co., proved to
be a case of assignment. Mr.
Boshamer received notice that
Wauy uaw gouomtu uu.uk-
xujjtuy. auo ioss uore io uur
,people proves to be less than
was stated Saturday,
But a new company has at
once startGd in business here at
the same place and Mr. Boshamer
has charge of the business. - It
is the fi of Murphy & Co
of j
e w i orn:f -i nis is tne company
which does business in Char-
r- , . .
I lotte, and- whiclj company has
, ...
been m business for many years.
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The Prospects Exceptionally Good. .
MrV P 0 Enmsr of Raleigh,
is an ex-newspaper man,
ile on his visit to this place,
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ter this year for the State Fain
than at any time heretofore. .
i The exhibits promise to be bet-
ter and there will be more m
every way to please the visitor
in his trip tp the capital The
'rauroaa raxes are aiso cneaper
this vear than heretofore. A
t-lls year
"U"A"CJ-
to take m tiieFair.
Purchases Some More Property.
Mr. W A "Wilkinson, who is
somewhat of a real estate dealer
when hes sees a good Opening,
informs us that he has purchased
a tract of land f roni Capt. Chas. i
McDonald, in which tract herhas !
eight building lots. The prop
erty is on the street leading to
the ball ground from fchurch
street where Capt. McDonald
has been raising cotton;
Bingham Was Defeated. '
Guilford college and the Bing
ham school boys had a . game of
football last Saturday on the
former's grounds. The Bingham
boys were defeated in a score of
6 to 5. Among the Mebane
players we notice the names of
Dolph Mangum, Billy LeGrande
and Gordon Johnson.
In a Business of Their Own.
Messrs. Jno. Alexander , and
Harry Hendrix, who for some
time have been working at the
steam laundry, , have severed
their connection with that place :
and will conduct a dyeing- and j
cleaning establishment.
A young Man Dead.
Rev. B Lacy Hoge xeached
the funeral of Capy Helms,
a young man cf only nine
nineteen years, last Sunday
afternoon at White Hall. The
young man had typhoid fever.
He lived only a few miles west
of this place.
Yon assume no n-k when yon
buy OhamberlainV Colic. Cholera
n(1 Diarrhoea Bmd j. M. L.
j Marh & Co. will returid your
mQUey li you :tro doi uauMjf u
after nsina it. It is everywhere
urlmittari to he the most succees-
1 ui reraedy m use for bowel com
plaints and the only one that
never fails. . It is pleasant, afe
and rsliable- ; N
. mam '
FOR SALE A new Wheeler
& Wilson sewing machine with
five drawers, just from the fac
tory. Call at this office and get
at first class machine .on Caiy
I terms tf
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The Craig Law Sustained
The Craig law has won a, vic
tory, in the first contest- before
the courts. Judge Brown in the
case of Debnam vs. the Southern
Bell Telephone Co. has sustained
the law. The case will be further
contested til it reaches the
United States Supreme Court, it
is said. . .
Tne soothing and Healing prop
erties, of Chamberlairi's Cough
Remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and nermanent cures
hare made it a great favorite with
the people everywhere. For sale
by M. L. Marsh & Co.; Druggists.
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOB
OHILLS
and. f oyer is a bottle cf Grove's Taste
less Chill Tonic. Never fails to euro;
Then why experiment with worthless
imitations? Price 50 cents. Your
money back if it fails to cure.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
-Mayor Means went up to
Greensboro this morning.
Mr. N F Yorke is spending
today in Salisbury.
Mr. Osmond Barringer spent
last Saturday night here.
Mr. P C Ennis, who for
merly worked for 'the Raleigh
. jfosi-, is nere.
j Mrs. E C Cannon, of Char
j lotte, arrived here this morning
1 to visit her relatives.
Mrs. Jas. C Gibson returned
home this morning after spend
ing Sunday in Salisbury. '
Prof! H T J Ludwig, of Mt.
Pleasant, was here today. He
came to attend the meeting of
of the County Board of Educa
tion, f
CURE A OOIjU III ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brozno Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
oure. 25c. The genuin has L. B. Q
n each. tablet '
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IfamyI
fi Ji 17 Tin
$ uiiliDiJ f
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Worlds of Matresses in stock and a solid car of 100 on the
way. Like'' Zeb Vance's whiskey all Matteresses are
good but some are better than others. See our Royal
Felt, Acma Spring, Perfection, Sea Moss, i: Ine !?Azr,
Curled Hair, Cotton, Cotton and Husk last but by no
meansjleast our Rice Straw with cotton top, the Mattress
for the millions. We have "Mattresses to "spare. Con
ferenceis coming. Don't forget us. We are unloading a
solid car of Beds today Solid car of Springs last week.
We are4 at your service. Take a look at our line of
Carpets. We are agents for J. & J. Dobson, the largest
Manufacture of the United States- Ifyou haven'Vtimo to
come, 'Phone orders No. 12.
H
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, . Fr Ovr riitv Trs
Mrs. Winsh-w's So4hntT Fyinp has
been used for over tLttj ytars bv. rnil
liona of . mothers for their . eh'jidren
while teething, with perfect sndcess. It
soothes the child, soften the Rums,
allays all pain, enrei wind colic, and i
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will
relieve the poor little rafferer Immedi
ately. Sold by dragjriBU ia ev i y part
of the world. Twenty-five centra bot
tle. Be sure and ask for Mr; Win
slows BcrothiiiK Syrup," and :take no
other kind.
In light colors for
g o w n s, d r e s sing
sacues, etc. These
outings extra wide
while the pa tents are
of sm8-ll stiipes and
Plaid effect. They nre
just what von have
been looking lor and
very m od e r a t ely
fPriced, only 7 l2c d.
We are also shovwing
a large assortment of
fleeoe-lined goods,
suitinp's, etc. in the
st vksh plaic' s at 7 I-fJc
IOc uP to 25e. yd.
Just received an ex
Press Package of nev
Taffetas in black and
colors. They may be
jnst, what you want
Our dress goods and
notion departments
are replete -with the
newest noit:es- Al
ways elad to show
new goods. "
H.L. Parks
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