JPric: $5.00 per yeaif.
CONCORrt, K C.,- TUES HAY, MARCH 20. 1900,
-SltyC?L& COPY 5 CENTS.
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Chas. Isenhonr Married.
" His parents here &ave fbst re-
.ceived'wordlhdifc Chas. Isenhonr;
. . S , - .
vwtj. vf u u uj i nv iukj wuu v
iJasfonia for 'quite d while, vfas
married on the 8tVoJ this month
rT m t pah n it? tit n r rma noon nr.
to Miss Violet Smith. It was a
runaway affair. The .couple in
' company with 'another couple ar
ranged a "Avrt e to Bessemer
where they were married. Mr.
Jsenhour is in the roller Covering
A Thief Enters a.Be.ef, Market.
Monday nignt a thief entered
the market of Mr. C A Hartsell
through a window, in the base
ment. He seems to Have been
looking for, money and not for
. meat He broke open the money
, drawer but didn't find a cent.
Mr. Chas. Seahorn, who has
charge ojt the market, thinks that
probably a 'few pounds of sau
sage were taken buV'none of the
meat.on tly3 counter was taken..
Will Settle the Affair Today
Sheriff Peck ' has
, ... .
returned
home from Gold Hill, "where he
.went again, on account of the at
'tachment papers on the Union
Copper Mine property. 'He says
that the manager there had a
telegram from Mr. W G Newman
in New York stating J. that he
would arrive in ' Salisbury on" a
cf.ooi'vl trn.ifi trw1n,Tr arid all thft
r vv-.v. , rf
debts would be paid. ,; ' r -
Will Probably More the Bodies.
The Morganton Herald says:
Captain Elgin, superintendent
of the Federal cemetery at Salis
bury, was here this week to re
port upon the expediency of re
moving to Salisbury the bodies
of certain Union soldiers burted
itit oar graveyards, while this
town"" was garrisoned after Ibd
surrender. l.
i,
He lias Departed. t '
. J A Lankfor,d, the negro ma
chinist 'who ' has been around
Concord .'for some months' de
parted " Monday ' night. " He left
for Atlanta: Before -he Man
aged to board the train our city
tax collector interviewed him at
the'depbt to his satisfaction. ".!
He Formerly Lived Here, , ( , "
Mr. Kindley died in the Vance
MiUr neighborhood Sunday. He
feU in a fire the 7th of . February.
and never recovered from the
burns 'he received ' theh ' Mn
Kindley jcame h.ere ' several
.mdnths ago from Concord. -Sal-isbu$j
Sun. 4 '-;"- -
Rev. Mr. Oney Aecepts a Call.
. Rev. W B Oney has accepted a
1 call to the Rockingham pastorate
in tW Vft-ginia- SynoM.- - ' The
location is at Bridge water fifteen
miles north of Staunton. He
takes chaise of his new" field
early in May. ' '
Noval Can Explodes.
A dispatch . over , the commer
cial Exchange wires today said
that at Plymouth England a gun
onboard, "The Conqueror" ex
ploded, seriously .injuring three
of the naval crew. ? "rj ' '
Died In the Harness.
Rev O O Horton, a Baptist
minister, dropped dead at Piney
Grove' church near Durham
Saturday evening just after
closing his sermon.
THIfREUJilpN AJTLOUISTILLE,
Col. Bennett tfmng' Promises f arHeel
. YeteranS a Maififlccnt "Welcome.
Headquarters, ft. C. Div. N. a-V.
. Durham, &,'C; MarchMO..
Circular No3. " . .
" The f ollqwlrig better from Col'
Bennet H- Young, president ojt
the' 'Executive Committee in
charge of the. Louisville Reunion
wis published for the Inform atton
.
of those interested: - V ' '
. .
United Confederate Veterans R,q
Union ' of 190O, May 30, '$,
June 13, 3,- ' T.
. Louisville, Ky.f Feb. ZQ.
Col. Julian S Carj, Durh.am,JT. C
My Dear General: -I write to
say I have 'secured j the - court
house as. headquarters for'thd
North Carolina Division. It 'is
a very, large and Very handsome
building Wl will accommodate
all who wsh to go there, Has
four hne audience chambersand
jury rooms and all necessary san
itary arrangements. It is my in
tention, to use the first two
stories to- accommodate the
Torth Carolina, Confederates
who will "accept 'the hospitality
of the city of Louisville. I desire
td- do something nice and hos
pitable and generous for 'the
North Carolina -people, and-you'
are authorized by meJtcsay that
Bennett H Young and J ames A
Shuttle worth will be" glad to en
tertain such Confederates from
North Carolina as do not prefer
to go to boarding houses and
hotels. I want the North Carolina
Confederates to know that 'I
remember them gratefully, and
pleasantly, and ., that, when .they
come to my 'home in Louisville
there. 'is nothing too good for
them. Ohkot) the charming
features of the. reunion at Lous
villerto mells'the thought that I
sl&ali beabfe ip show my appreci
ation, love and admiration of the
N6rth " ' Carolina ; ''Confederate
soldier.- -The record of North
Carolina ; in; the Confederate
army, is to my -mind, one' bf . -the
the brightest pages in all history.
I ' ;'cannot :t tell-why,-. but Irom
some instinct! have 'beett closely
drawn- to the Conf edrates 'of
North ! Carolina," " and 1 so far as
Lany e&ort in my . power Is con
cerned, nothning shall be over
looked to make the coming rof
her people to ! nbuisville " and,
Kentucky, the most, delightful
and pleasing of all .the, reunions
they have hitherto knpwh.
It is proposed that everybody
shall ride ill the :procession. It
will be by.; the "meafis of floats
furnished ; by the- people of
Louisville. We shall also furnish
every State a ba"nd thatwdobs net
fel disposed, to bring one,' and
all staff pincers will be' amounted
by the people of Louisville;' : i
. The people Who desire enter
tainment at boarding5 houses and
hotels,, .if they will address the'
Re-union committee here ' (G E
Johnson, chairman, ' Courier
Journal building,) . will have
prompt .assignment; there is
ample accommodation for all at
reasonable rates from 75'ients to
$3.00 per day. We have con
tracts with all the people, so
that there will be no impositions.
If you find there is anything I
can do for yourself or for your
o
taff'or!or th Confederate' s.ol-
iers of North Caroliua'at large.,
diers
, x iiuinK you can saieiy say vxiat
thebntertainmentof 4he Confed-
-r -n .ia
erates'at Louisville isrjrojected
: , ...
oa a scaie. never Deiore ai-
mv.
TOUii. j.uo usvrj ui j
theaters and concert haUs ,willJ
be open, and. the badge of he
Confederate soldier will be
his
ticket of admission; - "
' We propose one day" to h'ave a
barbecue, anji there .will be en
tertainments by, bicycle- riders
and - the ' jiew bicycles;
TfTm Will VA i WIIM Wsv.re.M I .
fjyjamo w 1J.J. j uu uu auu uwvu
the river and all. States not sup-
plied with' bands will be'furJ
nished bands in the marclii
'If you can add anything 'to
this for the comfort arid pleasure
or tne JNOrtn uarolma v oterans
while here I shall be pleased to
have you command.
' " Yours truly,
Bennett H. Young,
, Such4a generous welcome from
staff
a brave- comrade m the noble ; 1' "m
o.;. Tr.,. .J.yQt been able.to.regam it. . -,
in North Carolina,' for. a hearty
response; and by the size of our
attendance, - let us fchow .our
friends in Louisville bow much
we apprecfate their hospitality.
By order of
r'v'ilGsjN, ' J. S. Carr. '
, V Wm. H. S. Burgwyn,
Adjutant General and Chief of
Staff'
. 1 1
Salisbury Claims a Notch Ahedd.
r . "Salisbury goes up another
notch ahead of Concord, our
southern suburb, Mr. Dewey
stopped here this morning and
got his picture took." i
; Yes, those kind of visits seem
'to be somethipg unusual in Salis
bury. They flock together ? at
the ..depot and stand about the
train almost dumb-founded. "Vhy
we didn't pay any' attention to
the train even though the' Ad
miral stopped here longer thatt
he did in Salisbury. y We don't
go wild over those visits herfe.
An Impression was inade "on the
'Adttfiral at Concbrd! bec'ause he
missed our peb'pld' but he doesn't
recollect Salisbury, N. C as" they
were out enmasse like alnjost
every other towti along tbe road.
That congregating fad is too old
since we'haVe 1 o.many prbmin
nt personages. r" v ;
- Nasal Catarrh qufckly yields
to treatment by Ely's Cream
Balm, which is agreeably aro
matic. It is received through
the nostrils, cleanses and heals
the whole surface over which it
diffuses itself. A remedy for
Nasal Catarrh which is drying or
exciting ' to ' the diseased mem
brane should not be used. Cream
Balm is recognized as a specific.
Price 50 cents at druggists or by
mail A cold in the head - im
mediately disappears when Cream
Balm is used. Ely Brothers, 56
Warren Street, New York.
The best ktime keeper in the
world is ; the pawnbroker he
watches his chances well. ,
What's Your Face worth.
Sometimea a fortune, but never, iu
you have a sallow complexion, a jaun
diced look, moth, patches and blotches
on the skin all signs of liver trouble.
But Dr, King's New Life Pills give
clear skin, rosy cheeks, rich ccmplexiou,.
Onlj 25c.;at Fetzer's dm? store.
.feR.SONALPqNTERS,, ; '
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"
ilct?ruJohn
of-sPencer,sherei today. - .. ..
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Mrs.' P.'S.StArrAtt nf
hCrrt.cinA .Za V ' U
I ..re1le spent todayhere atH
vap t. i m Alexander's. . ; ;
MAS5;rR. ji rnWL-.,
M Smith are spending this
."af tdrnoon in Charlotte.
Engineer Will Kizziah and
wife are spending : today hero
with their relatives. ; V . .
Prof. D L Xiee, proprietor
nhfl.rint.tx vcrn.a Yiara fVila
morn-
inrf
Mr. JA C Blackwelder .and
his milliner, Miss Eagle, went to
Charlotle this .morning pn a
bsiriess trip.. t ,
Mrs.. R A Brown went to
f Sahsbury this ' morning. She
. Kqpes to bring , Miss eMaude
Brown home tomorrow morning.
, Wtr. , Prank, , Patterson,' of
China Grave, spent todav here.
About-a week-ago .he almost.lost
I his 'vrnr.A Antlrolw urtA Vi?o nrf.
Just Received
A fresh Una of , t. t
Kemker - Woolvvlne C05
, Celebrated Chocolates, t
' Ko-Kreams,
and the finest line of Penny Goods ever
brought to thocity.
California Oranges,
Alakuma, . !
and a nice assortment 6f fcJtick Candy
S. J. Ervin's. ,
Questions Answered j
Tea. August Flowir siill hag the lurg
est sale of any medieiaa U the oirilizod
world. Your mothers and grandmothers
never thought of using any thine else
for indigestion or billioasness.- Doctors
were scaroe, and they Mldom heard j of
appendicitis, neryons , prostration , or
heart failure, eto. They used August
Flower r to clean out the system and
stop fermentation "of Undigested food,
r6gulftta the action tx the liter, stimu
late the nervous and organio action of
the system, and that" is all'ther tok
when feeling dull and . had with, head
aches and other aches. Ton only need a
few doses of Green's August Flower,' In
liquid formjto -make you satifled there is
nothing serious the matter,, with you.
For sale' by all dealers in civilized
oun cries.-V- - ;. i; : t;ii 1,1
Best on E-arth ! ; . ; . :
. Royal. Felt Mattresses.
Try one and be convinced. Bell, Harris & Co., sole amenta for ConcorJ.We
also carry in stock the Celebrated Curled Hair, Acme Combination, Perfection,
Rolled Edge Cotton in two parts, Tine Fiber, Sea Moss, Cotton and Husk,
Straw and Cotton to fit all sizes of bes, with Springs to match. On o-third of
your life is spent in bed, Help us in our effort to make you comiortabia. Lon t
forget -Car of Chairs just In. and our "Leader" Stoves not only take the cake,
but bake it to perfection. 1
Furniture I
nid von
f goods are not as represented.
Call and
Roll
Residence iPhore.... 90. .
K I T . . '
IN W ' . .
AttfectiDns.
L We hajre 'recent! v received
quite a handsone, upright Regina
Corona music ' box. . Th'e 'jnosfr
fiueresung . ieaiure .is, tnat n
takes - up and plays its own
music, and.. after the 'peice is
played, the machine lets its 'back
into Che case. foY .it, takes up
another and goes ttirough wjth
the 'same performance. Gxand
music, which everyone enjoys.
'Co'ncord Drug Co;:
Phone : . -37;
House
Furnishing
Goods.
' f ' f This department
is filled with all the spring
necessities about the house.
Aate and ' enameled 'ware
in all kinds "of5 kettles,
bucketSi ''covered and un
covered, large spoons,' coffee
pots - dnd.1 4 infactj ' almost
anything you could 'wish
fotiri this lirie; Complete
assortment1 of tin and glass,
ware. Some very attrac
tive values at 10 and 15c.
H. L. Parks S Co,
fiav? Stahd frfm under! Car lot.",
epot cash, is our way to buy. Everybody inu a
our way to sell Small prolU r.nd inonejjj V.ek
see U3.
Hnmc & Cn
: Store 'Phone.. ..12 j