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price $4.00 Per Year. B.F.LONG, JR. KILLED. re Chapel Hill Train Strikes Him While He Is Waiting for the Train Going to Ealelgh He Was Crashed Badly and Died From the Effects. 4 A sad and horrible accident occurred at Chapel Hill . station Thursday morning whdn Mr! B F Long, Jr., of Statesville, was struck by the Chapel' Hill traiii vhile waiting for the"; train to arrive going to TRaleigh. The tram knocked him to the FATAL MISTAKE. CONCOUD.N. o:, P DAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1899: Sudden Death of a Kentucky Congress- , - - man. 'J c .-. A Frankfort, Ify! dispatch of the 16th says:. Congressman Evan E, Settle, Democratic ' member .from , the Seventh' Kentucky at' Owe&iffi; tiiddof heart'disease, at 5 o'clock this evening. Single Copy 5 Cents 4 A Wrecked the Safe But Got Nothing 'A Cleveland" dispatch 61 tlie J.oth says: ground and "dragged him; sbnife ; ' ur distance, but fortunately the iade by cracksmen to rob the -wheels did not go over his bodvi Garfield' Savings Baiikt Eiicltf: When the cars were stopped he an eastean suburb. I Th a saf was fastened and could'; not' b& rin 1 the bank - was J completely released for a considerable time ;wrecKea and t the front of the Before he could be released from gilding blown out by a power- under the car, suffering most in IUA piosion.- , f -tensely by the breaking of : his ' 'Sd far as can be learned the righ thigh, lqlt arm, and collar .iUU swureQ no money, ai bone, he begged' most'' pitifully though a large sum was in the tnai no uu iiuibu lULiier mem sill- hviowu j-icoi ca.- fer such pain; : v-";l plosions which awakened -people All aid could not save his life hvm near by. ' and at 8 o'clock Thursdav nteht "A citizen opened fire on . the he died at the Watts hosmtal at Lrobbers- some four or : five iil Durham. A gloom is cast over number and they fled, all escape the body of students at the XJni- without . injury so far as versity by the loss of their mate, r0;011' , . :, . -. . , , who was a bright and promising ! Close After Agninaldo. . , ' ; young man. His father reached r Manila dispatches of "the' 16 th' Ms bedside before ho died, but express the belief that'- Aguin SfM0 aldp has made his escape but so mhl about S o'clock that night: narrowly that Ids WifeV wardi Brandon Means, jho ;,s at- robe has W captured and it iS tending school at Mebane, and xit:i& ' ; ' V T believed the. secretary or war is the young man Long, had both v s- - . ; - - "-' . V ' ' v i -i . j tr is.mside -our lines. Among the been telegraphed by their fath- i - - , , . v i. ? , , stores captured are several thou ers to come, down to Raleigh, eQv,ric Kaa j , - r:,, ; & ' sand pounds of rice, 7, 500 pounds where Mr. Means and Mr. toilg of saltj 5j500 pounds of flour were attending upreniecpur fflarked -Dayton;-- a; 2;500 Brandon was present when the pounds of sugar, 1,300 new uni yonng man was taken from. un; forms and hundre4s of thous derthe car.- A:s die'f frbhi His dHaof niauser shells, awful pains he begged,. Brandon The dispatch further says, the" to kill him. ' names of Lieutenant: GUmore ; 77 and seven of his men were found Remember thebrpWn - written.on tne wans 01 tne con- When the I gratitude -of your ?t' .The ar, .tort prompts you to make a ons of all the towns surprised fak-offering to God on resteted feeWy.: ;n. Wheaton Thanksgiving Day'Sotft ? he" h?s not yet ajeared. . xf : . : sight of the work mfe'dorfe - t in our orphans homes through- xl&?$ t -out the State. "Don't overlook 1 seems we bave had a: pass tiie claims! upon' yoti thesev over by -the shooting slars that A Doctor Who Was Poisoned b jHis Own he ; Eastbourne police have just received information of an aodinaiyf atality, of which v vjwuui was JJT. JOnn jilCK 1 A Necro Rnw At. n PpHto1 Sheriff Peck, and Deputy Townsend went out in the coum try this afternoon in search of some,, negroes wanted for bad conduct at a festival last night.- It's the same old story that al- ays results v from these occa Mrs. Fliza Taria Or feoutiJ consult the deceased at jps- ?isio1 s0ts and rocks his urery; He prescribed for j toug. v;tho airt; and a Her" and madef up ' a bottle , of j bountiful amount of cursing, vof memcin&whicuf Mrs. Geer car- course. The affair occurred over, n&I home The next' morning" beyond White. Hall. Mrs; Gefer todkv ac? dose of the f . . . medicine and liTecartA Rrt vru "ill tH8tDr;iC& rnu-Q. i. j A - ; iv ?n 8 ?ew -ke Pills. Thousands 1 own. was sent for and attended of snfferers.have nroved 4hMr rftiAoa her. .,') :.'' s .- .. ; rs.nave nro merit for Oick &nd Kenmnn TT ao1oqo rrt . , .......77. V ri WT , xney maae-pttre blood strong - nervea and build ud votir health. "Rasmfn t. v A 11 - A. 1 : -'.( -"W: ebsohal pointers; -Mr. W Iaclc:; or 'Ralhj. At about 1 p. m. the same day andbnildnpvonr health. EasjQ take. Dr, Dick iled and Mrs. Geer MJ&i1 miormeq iiim tnat . tne medicine he gave her had made her ill and that she believed it had poisoned her. The stiorrangered 'bu could- understand a man who V Mf nas Fropst returned drinks Boisonln t,6onr6. .bnt not home last night from Salisbury. a mail wVin i alroavc c ."hnv Tf.' Kev. and Mrs: J P RpJimiVit dsonly iron aud bitters, and to"wentover to Charlotte this t- , . ' T . morning.- . . firinw mn l .-. ic TirkT. rvAicnn I mill CJ take some myself . " , Mr.Jrib. C Wadswbrthweht I : lceased'tiien,puteubotar.SM lasfnlgfai' He L i i. j j j will attend the meeting of the D to lips and drank some of the . 0. K. K.'s tonight. jcontents and i then said: 4lt is asty,butyoh;Waouldn xj poison: TwiJl take so-ie more Wnt totak Id Carmen,'' the belTgd. This; fter SoKe further convevsation, . " tc n wAJ ' ' '..r.':' Qwaw - -cs . .1 ..r-MrSi D P Cannon ;and .Miss nd tiien roge.away .njiis bi- Nannie Gannon .went over to ; BDe apparently proceeded di- Cannon will return home to- ii xlr' : 3 ' tJ-Jl: J. iSz morrow. ' ' THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOB CHILLS wie,T a c Grove's Taste- Chill Xonio.-jfeYer fails to cure: rJF. - expenxneni with worthless imitafaonb? ice 60 cents.. Tonr tponfty Ujt failftiocnre. i. 1 - OlilBf Fine S For omen the best to had 'lliey "ropf '11 VrTna - TliQ-rmTrri-rt mOrrOW. sister, Miss Kate Dick, opehihg MissMySicaTbmpson the4 door to let him in she- found , has been visiting Miss Pearl Jbsrown; went' to Charlotte this morning.; ; She will return tb morrow.night. . :. . . ;;. y ' ' 1 11 1 1 1 l'' 1. 1. dPstitnto fn.TH.riArlpc nr gieeiuuy may nave piayea a ruD Motherless ones;" ' '' ' - 'ber-necfc game on-us. 1& Kussia, Send them a. contribution or however, they wem ; in aU. their to get np a .'box of provis- Thday. morning and 'as or clothing for the'm; GSOi fip3111"16 na ork appeals to all oful TH? Fv Bering wiu be more, acceptable A1 f aued.to.burniput, in, its, descent h Commendation. " and the aerolite struck the corner Mr. Wm; : Latta,- chauman ,bf of a .dwelliilgV :m'- its" angling i ,rt . ' ' . I 1 fit m re C9mmitte; of writes tMr TT TR ,w ' a jvmia avj XT X - anager of the Louise Brehany,. in.the r.oun4. near the founda- dfly as IOlLOWS: ItlOn. .xne, uimgb,-wBiu imwx iuciy -4 De pleasing to you cap.Tiui in 1 . :nowthatin my opinion noth- has ever been upon our plat- The Stanly Enterprise Again Beiterates. form i,4. i. . . - v - . . 1. - A . m at has given me so much Pleasure as the Louise Brehany Pany; all parts are grand.. ould dosire nothing grander. 3lr Ei"iU risher Marriea. : l&h Thursday afternoon, the jr T' ln th Methodist church at Jory, Mr. Emmitt -Fisher, lual f S near Salisbury was thato t0 MiSS Ethel Harrls of th(3C,G'. After the ceremony tnl ' - boarded the train for ie doom's home. . - In the last issue of the Stanly riinlf f oaftiiig a't? te mouth aid lie fell against the door. - He asked pr the stomach pump, which be used w?th soma' effect, and he s' dftorward attended" by two other doctors. It was at one time hoped that his life might fa 11 on Sun !The contents of the bottle stated to have been given by? the deceased to Mrs. Geer have beeri j anaiyzea.- ana iu is reporrea; xnau r strydhninev ; p . a. 1 are be fit; wear well and., haver that very neat ap pearance so : much desired by all. We have in D: and E widths sizes 1 TWe rice' is $2;00v $2.56; 2;75 and $3.00, -. Calf very price $3.50. These are3 the mew style Ladies Pat Lace boot handsome lastsforthe noli i TVnile TnererLife There is Hbe. , ! J -was afflictefotwith catarrh; could' neither taste Tiorsiriell and cciuldear but little; Ely's Cream Balm cured. , . .it.-Marcus - G. Shautz, Rahway,.JSr. J..y Tlie Balm ! reached ; ine . safely aiidltne effept is surpHsing. My son ssijrs the first application gave decided- .relief. - ltpctfully, Mrs.' .Franklin; . Freeman, 'Do ver, N. l. '' ; , The Balm does not iirritate or cajise sneezing. Sold iby drugj gists aji 5Q. cents.: or mailed by Elyli Brothers, 56 . -Warren St;, New' York. v ! 1 : ':A-:l::r - r li'r" ; - at day trade. Drop aiiu see Liiemi i .1'.' . 1 - ... i m i a i ! - ... ' It's ffkyVH&ry, what is" the mat ter?' asked, V a: lady of her small nephew whd was1 crying bitterly; "M-mamma wmpped- m-me," Enterprise in which is the Icard souueu tu xit xv, Bell Co , Harris & you want to see before:Gonference-swetok. xLinxerprise ui wuwu m nuo jvohu -. - - . s , in defense of Rev. N R Eicbard-; cryin'-c-cause T wasn t b-born an son, of that place, Editor Bivins . " adds the following. m .addition parenthetically : "We wish to again reiterate that the evidence referred to above relates only to individuals and there is no' proof that "they were Pythians." . ; - v . - The Means-Winecoff trial has not been held yet. Notice to Trespassers. - All persons are hqreby forbids den to go upon my lands for the purpbsdof hunting, fishing, cut ting ttobers makmg roads, or tresTs'in; anyy." : . All persons violating this no-' tice will suffer the fuil penalty of the law. . W. X. Morris. ; We Have the largiest stock of Furniture,-Piqtires, Stoves, Mirrors, Tables, etc. ;! m town YoXifs to please, ; Bell, Harris & Co. ; . Residence Phone ;v. 90.' - Store 'Phone. . . .12.
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