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CQNCORD, N. 0M THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1900.
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ESFERAfE COJDryjp.
peBtucki.UaTwo 26ver'nors--TajlorT0fcif
Wftlds'Kajonjfthority-Goeber'Or-
, gaii on .Wednesday yie re-
part of m the "death, of William
Gebel.as ireirfaturS. 'A tligh
t!mo .Tm"tcovt 'he? zaomor in
dytng Condition f rtra. which he
only rallied in the evening.
A mftre confu3 condition
;1kan there 1s at FraiMrfort is
.hard fd c5hcerve of. , 7
.'.Acting Go-rerar. Taylor riafl
the city kristng ith bayonets
of 4he State "guard and though
th legislature is it. 'regular
session lie .had the trooPs to
fi?3vent the member; of tttfo leg-
islature from meeting m the
capitol .and they were Informed
that the 'governor had adjburne.d
the bo'dy tb me,ef in London in.a
mpuntainoijs county, ' a very
strQiignotd of .Republicanisms
of lawlessness and tragedy
where Democratic members feel
hmsale k go.
The Democrats made several
attempts to ipeet at othpr points
but wemhinderd by armed men.
. Finally a majority of both houses
in . an a'ddrcss to the common
wealth of Kentucky spt forth
that thjey were debarred from the
tjapitol and himlred'f it)m meeting
. elsewhere by military force un
der the.dkectipn bf acting' gover
nor Taylor, and declared William
Gpebel to be"tho legally elected
(rovernorof Kentucky and J'.C
W Begkham as Lieutenant gov-
etnor. Chief Justice Hazelrjg
thereupon proceeded to adminis
ter the oath of office to. both and
Governor Goebel then promptly
discharged Adjutant General
Collier tmd appointed Gen. Jphn
J3 Castleman in his s'tead, also
.issuing a proclamation. requiring
the armed troops to disperse.;
Kentucky now has two gov
ernors and there is no telling
what will be the result. The in
junction and bayonel factors
may have something later. .
Has His ghoes Sent To Him.
Afew days ago the Cannon &!
Fetter Co., ofthis place, received
.an order from," Lieut. .Edward
Hill for a pair of shoes to bo
.sent to him at once to Manila It
will take the shoes about six
W. i -tit trt-f 4
weens to reacn mm. 'rno siwo.
'ordered wo a vici kid shoe and
. no dpubt in that country wbukl
have cost'him an enormous priue
if even'fg be fouud cn the mar
ket. .
To IJe An AJvajice Aprent.
Mr.
Andrew Grier, who for
some months hs been working
in the Cannon mills, gave up his
situation some days ago jis his
physician advised him to do so
on account of bis bpalth. Wp
learn from tbo rimrlofto Oh-'
server lint hn bn nonlPfi a
sen tr Uiat he has accepted a
position as advance agent for
tne iNortli Carolina Kollmg .,
position.
One iK Our Coldest lights.
WedneUfy night was one of
those nihts when one must
guard well against freezing, as it
was one of tho coldest nights
that we have had during the
winter; The thermometer regis
tered" 9 and 10 degrees, which is
the point reached
during our
THE, SU$DAYII00LS
a
rVofcssor Ilamyi To UeHtfe Mond
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i .. i m i m .1.1? ,i
m m 9 9 9
work witl rejjeivo with "geasaf-
fisf.ction tlfe announcement that
Prof. H M Haaiiir.will bo. .hero
Monday. Ho is a well ldwnJ
and eftninent expounder of Sun
div school'methous, and where
eve'r he. gooe he is givtfn a good
audience who como to 'learn of
hismothod. '
H6 is the International .Field
Secretary of "the 'Internationa
Sunday Sghooh Association of
the United .States and Canada,
and his work requires him to
visit.the prmcipa'lr cities and to
address Sunday school nass
mqetings. '. :
Ho will arrive here. Monday
and will have a naeeling at Cen
trar Methodist cllurch that a"fter-
jioon at 3 o'clock. All are cor
. . .
dially invited a ad especially the.
Sun'day schGo workers of every
denomination. ' At .7-:3'0 O'clock
fliat evening he will give an ad
dress at the' First Presbyterian
church.
Their Coucert Captured Richmond.
Saturday's Richmond News
has the 'following about the
Blatehford 'Kavanagh and
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' 'Roneys Bdys" concert-company
which plays hare tonight:
"Roney's Boys" captured the
hearts bf Richmond at tho Y. M.
C. A. hall last night. Suph con
tinued and spontaneous applause
is rarely heard in the concert
1 hall, probably because 'the com
pany far exceeded expectations
instead of falling below it ' as is
too often tho pase.
Blatohford Kavanagh, . the
mellow-voiced baritone, received
a royal . welcojne and was
listened to with . delight, on . ac
count of his charming manner
as well as his svm pathetic and
beautiful voice. ' .'
But
it wq-s
to whom
the ' 'RoAey 's
the, hearts of
Boys"
the people probably went -out
the strongest. It was a many
folded appeal. Their exquisite
singing and playing, frobably
excelled in artistic finish and.
intelligent interpretation, any
perforfiiances by IIUIq peoplo ,
evev hoard of in theso parts.
Their elegant
court cu'stumeS in
Louis XV
velvet an,l
sattn Jurocades, kca '.and
goia
and si4ver braid, their, trim
military uniforms, their artless,
unconsciousness and high-bred
manners coupled with winning
Smiles ail CUlIllJiULUix ui otao
picture that did the heart good.
It was smalfrwondor that people
smothcrod them with at-f
nearly smomcioa mom wim xi
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tion at the close of the concert,
and ladies stole kia after ki$s
4from their rosy cheeks.
Failed To Give Bond.
"Will Campbell, tho fellow who
some days ego cut Jack "VVilhelm
at China Grovo, was tried by
Esq. Sifford and in default of a
$50 bond is now confined to jail
.fM Worker rf Byrf Uenoa-
All irvi--T-4ofrrl In QnndlTT clinrtl
I in Salisbury. ,
THEIR MOCK TRIAL.
LThe Sfiiilenced Fully fartried Out brJlifl
Writteti lot The ttftidnrd
Mt'PleaftSR,' Feb.' 1; V$Ir! I no.
t" i ai:u i
Son5ay herb. . .
Mr. C H EiAhpson, assistant
general Mscniic L'ectuser, ha ejj
tenced ma work hcra with Patttr-
on Lodge otiet week. '..
4
Mich timbgr.is'beibg -cufr and
bandied to the saw mills around
Eere now. Tho Inmber fa princi
pally for the 'LuscaYora cotton
mill. V
The- !ao ball fever has struck
our to.wn "early." A team ha's been
organized and a movement on
foot for. the "vhere with'f to
'"push it along."
A mock trial was held. We'dnes
d.ay -aftf moon ia the college chapel
by the students, in which a cer
tain young inan was tried for not
fullfHling an engagement with a
joung lady. .After qujte a hot
discussion by the four "he-ars"
the. jury' rende'red' the verdict,
"gujlty 6f false" pretense." The j
courtsaw fit to sentence him to five
lashes, which were duly adminis
tered by the "sheriff.
1 Feast For Muslp Lovers.
The" following is taken from
the Kokomo (Ind.) Tribune Qf
the company which plays' hero
tonight;
'Kokomo music lovers are sel
dom affordod an opportunity of
hearing 'as fine a program as that
rendered by tho Roney Concert
Company at tho. Congregational
church Wednesday evening. Tho
entertainment is simply flawless.
It combines 'every essential of a
high grade, wholesome attrac
tion and the Congregational peo
ple deserve to be comin ended
upon their enterprise in securing
it."
A Big rorkcr.
Mr.- J. A.. Miller, of Davio
C0Unty, who was in tho city to
day tqlls us tha't he.killed a ho;
this week that weighed 60
pounds. t ' This is the largest
porker reported .in this SocUon j
th'ifif . year. Salisbury Tiaitfi-,
ajex
What's the matter with
barrus this winter that
Ca-
sho
seems Co be behind in
ness?
hogUh-
We Olive "o Kewartls. 1
An offer of this kind is the !
' meanest of deceptions. Test tho j
! curative powers of Ely's Cream j
-r. , f
the cure 01 Uatarrn, !
nay fever and cold in tho head
and you are sure to continue tho ,
treatment. Relief is immediate
follows Ifc is not
drying, does not produce sneez
mg.
It soothes and heals the
membrane. Price 50 cents at
druggists oiby mail. Ely Bros,
56 Warren., St New York.
Brick Store House For Tie.
Brick store-house, splendidly
located in town of Mt. Pleasant
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Concord, N. 0. O d&w f 3
,
Mr. W G Means spent this '
afternoon in CharlotQ. i
I
amssal reumon.
Ilcv. McLa'ugfflin's 80tli Birtliday-56
Bfi
f. ."Re UQ SlcLacshlfrfwas 80
MJCal a III LI1H ill I nisi r
yeareoia on enjj utn ol Jaaftrv.
Asjs then3U6tora m .these birtfi
days, his'.hillren, gratjd " chil
dren and pret,.ftrand 'children
together with tnemterp of'h'is own
'arid pthar clrurches thaj mab'a up
a most endearitig circla asmblou
een on that.pnawy iaornina; to
do him honor and rererancb ami
bestow on. him such efifta as help
tomas:e np-cneermrejip one. who
has -battled against a many win
ters in life's vidisitudinous jour
ney. , . . ;
.. Key. LcLaughlin has epent 56
of thse 80 years in the ministrr.
46 of thenV cpntinuoua y aa pastor
ot his. present charge- of IWk
Greek ARP olirch in Mecklen
burg'coanty. Ihese are annual .periods, ot
special pJapurp to thw patrinrch
and those that asseqbio around
him. May there yet be maoy
mure .for. them n a kind provi
dence's Btofe house. '
. . . Bucklen'S Arnjc Salve
lias world-wide 'fame for marvellous
cures. It furpassfcs any -other salve, lo
tion, ointment or balm for. cut?, corns,
bunys, .boils', soros, feloDsJ ulcers, tetter,
salt rheum, fever sores, chapped hp ds,
sum eruptions; infallible lor .nes,
Jure guaranteed. Only 26o. at Fet-
zer'a druf? tore.
"It is easier to bo a harmless
dove than a decent serpont.
PERSONALS.
Mr. E'Shoad and wife, of
Now York, are registered at the
St. Cloud hotel today,
Mr, Y A Dayvault, of Elm
wood, spent last night berg.
0 Mrs. Garrison arrived 'last
night from-Bessmer to visit 'her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D B Gol
trano. . . Oranges,
Bananas,
and all kinds of
Canned Fruits and
Vegetables. California
' Evaporated-Peaches, '
Lousiana Plantation
Molasses in. cans at
S. J. Jgrvin's,
1 Phone ..6q '
A Leader that Leads All. Others...
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Do you need one in your business?
Furniture that we boneht to sell. Oive ua
:ii i nn j v
Thut's our
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r'ui inn ti 1 n 1. 1 1 1 an i nii i, rnii i,nt a.
Bell,
Is
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For riitv Yrn.wm
Mrs. Winslow's Soothkpr PvrnD has
been used for over fifty years by 'mil- 0
lorrj of mothers for their children
wh-.e teetlig;? with perfect enccess. It
soothes th child, Boftens the gums,
allays allpain, cures wnd colic.nd is
the best remt dfor Diarrho(. It will
mieTe the poor little suflVrft- immedi
Vin-
Blowa'boothma Svrun." auc bike t.7i
Lother kind
'.Is -here and We'ara '
piepared'to fillyour.'
wants, Childrens,
Misses and-Womans-Leggings
in black
and. fancy oolocs at
59c and 75c. Boys
and girls best quality
Corduroy .Leggings
come above the
knees and buckles
only 98c. Alf sizes:
in Womans Over
gaiters at 25c and
39c. .Rubbers for
everybody. Are your
shoes getting, thiri?
We "have just . the
right kind heavy bot
toms that areilexible
and easv wearing.
Drop in and see what
we have.
H. I.' PiS- f' fiOMPHY.
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We havo about !20,(.00 wir!h of
a chance at you ar,d if we doa't -el
i , 1 nr i i
way.
Harris;& Co.
ately?, $oll by dnigrerists la every; part
oHhe world. Twenty-five cen aibot
tla. Bfl sure and ask for ''Mrs. Win- -
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MID SUM'
cold spell some time ago.
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Residence Phone.... 90.
Store 'Phono.. 12.