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CONCORD, N. C. MONDAY- IULY lji, 1900
-Single cop 5 cents.
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rpfip RIP IM1E, !netteWinecof- aud Mrs- Chas. ; fro nucteslrfcble negro vbt fromf ; . Questions 4jWct '
f H H K lT K lK fi ' Sherwood. . all around-us. for South. CaVo- l . w ft i Ansit Flower still has the Ian
t 'ti UiU UilituLiuUlJl !,. ' t ! , ff , ' R , I) .C h est sale oihd mtdnjine ij tlio CLviifKect
iliu uiu uujtuu juiii No. 5 Toyxsiih jhna,. Louisiana -and-MissWiJ D.' U. 0 world, ftiir mothad RraofliSothera.
x m- n e. --.a -have reticted the negro vote ' U , r, ftt.ner thought .fcf ,lsin? anything else
. .Miss Grace Safnt,: Miss "C3r. . " , i r Best Dyspepsia 'Cltre Z Windireiwi or billionsnes Dvetors
ci,! ir,.c-' T and Virginia IS sure to do the 4l .J V V . D were Rcarc.' and tliey seldom heard rrf
A' GREAT. CROWD .
COMING.
ItK'ts Appointed for All 'the
'j'ii'ivn ,h?)s -Three Eunus of Music
'J ho Kloiuciicp and Oratory of the
to :e Here-Work for All.
Thi. si liciting committee held
a mceirt on Saturday to ascer
tain whit progress has been
mad. ai d after canvassing the
mi alter thoroughly we feel war
! anted in promising to the white
lioople -a barbecue on the grand
est'scale ever seen in Cabarrus
county. It is no exaggeration to
say that we reasonably expect
eight thousand people to be
piwit on that day. It has
Leon advertised .far and near.
People from adjoining counties
will be here and the entire white
population of our county are
talking . ,md working for it as
never before. Undoubtedly you
will see the largest concourse-of
people ever assembled in our
county.. There will;; be three
bands to; dispense the .soul-inspiring
music. The' eloquence
and oratory of the State will be
here in the person of its ablest
representatives to embody in
language the .loftiest patriotism
of the people, and set bounds to
their enthusiasm and zeal for a
cause involving the dearest and
moA aci'ed interests of society
and ivr.ivv , . ,.. , ,
Wh.le our success has never
horetoft :e been equaled, still to
make nore perfect we want
r ei',v -'' to do his part - for the
cans:, it touches every man,
on; n aid child, no matterwith
vhat j,"l;tical party they affili
ate. the 'cllowing committees of
laches 'vere appointed in their
rospfv.iive townships to wait
upon the people and to receive
contributions of money or eat
ables and to notify all white peo
pie that jhey will be welcomed
oil that day:
No. 1 Township.
Mi .s Peaiie Morrison, Miss
Maggie L Caldwell, 'Miss Mar
garet Crier, Miss Mary Query,
Miss Belle Davis, Miss Ella
Parnhardt, Mrs. Sam Houston,
Mrs. Will Harris.
No. 2 Township.
Mrs. Charles Cannon, Mrs.
Will Carrion, Mrs. P R Motley,
Mrs r ) Oehlor, Mrs. W J Mc
r.rn. L 1 li: Mrs. J C P Cochran,
Mrs..).;!1 a Craven. X
No. 3 -Township. 1 ,
Mrs. NT F Nesbit. Mrs. B W
Pivs.ey. Mrs. E M Fioid, Mrs.
C O TJillon, Miss Bessie Kim
raons, Miss Mary Rankin, Mrs.
Y) li Graham, Mrs. Frank Smith,
Miss Mai tie "Wallace Miss Lillie
AlexancVr, Miss Edna feove. e
No. 4 Tovexsinp.
Mis Ida Wrinecon Miss Carrie
Gilloi. iiss M'unie Isenhour,
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riN; er, Miss Bettie
' .Mi s Ada Isenhour,
na 7".-ee,
Miss hou-f
F Cline, and Mrs. Columbus
Dayvault.
No! G Towysmp
Miss Mary Kitchie, Aiiss Dora
Ritchie. Miss Myrtie Foil, MissJ
Alice Bost, Miss Mary Sell, anl
Mrs. W D Barrier. j
No. 7 Township.
Miss Theresa Barringer, Miss
Lillie E Ritchie, Miss Minnie
Ritchie, Miss Laura P Lonz,
Miss Mary O Moose, Miss Annie
Moose, and Miss Faneis Moose.
, No. 8 Township.
Miss Mabel Barrier, Miss
Winona Cook, Miss Iha Barrin
ger, Miss. Eltha Fisher, Miss
Emma McAllister, Miss Maggie
Moser, Mrs. Dr. Barrier, and
Mrs. Juo: Cook.'
No. 9 Township.
Miss Jennie Earnhardt",1 Miss
Lillie Baugh, Miss Laura Tuck
er,' Miss Cora Smith, Mrs. W L
Widenhouse, and Mrs. Dr. Je
rome. No. 10 Township.
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Miss Ida Linker, Miss Flora.
F.urr, Miss Mattie Shion, ..Miss
Maud Hartsell, and Miss Delia
t ;
Russell.
No. 11. Township, i;
,,v Miss Callie. Lipe, Miss Dollie
Faggart, Miss Bettie Furgersori,
Miss Annie White, Miss 'Emma
Hudson, Mrs. Lark Bonds, and
Mrs, Cepil Faggart. j
...Tjie occasion sounds a calL tp
every, lover of his state, to every
one who loves home or knows a
friend. , Every ons- personally
concerned in making it ,a success.
It is not a political occasion but
every white person without re-!
gard. to party is invited to be
present. Z A Morris, J
Secretary, j
FOREST llll.
Judge Montgoiife'ry Addresses a Splen
did Audience Saturday Xipht He
Kehearses the Origin and the Results
of gro Enfranchisement and Pleads
for White Men to Act .Now.
Judgo' Montgomery was intro
duced in terms, eloquent in ar
dent zeal in the cause, by Mr. W
R Odell and spoke to a
fine audience Saturday night at
Forest Hill. There were a
goodly number of ladies present
and doubtless no one regrets
having turned out to hear the
great topic discussed. The judge
proceeded from the ijistorical to
the logical and from the logical
to the empassioned.
He rehearsed the origin of the
15th amendment and the method
of its adoption whereby the in
cubus of the ignorant and the
vicious negro vote was thrust
upoius and the terrible conse
quences . when the State was
within the clufehes of the negro
and tie carpet-bagger. He re
lated scenes and incidents of ne
gro rule in the Cist and the late
'operations of fusion triumph
He showed that if this amend
ment were to bo lost the State
would be the dumping ground of
; siP;-
He explained the effect of the
amendment and stoutly averred
that it would not disfranchise a
white man, and offered to give
boiKi that he would pay aity na -
, .. ,, - , . , ,
ttve white, man disfranchised by
this amendment the sum of $100.
The bugaboo of what all the
Democrats would do, as if they
would 'disfranchise themselves,
reminded him of the old fogy
that was opposed to the rail
road's being built through his
lands He and the bid woman
went to see the train pass along
when finished and sho was
rather pleased with it. ."Ah,"
said he, '"it.did very nicely this
time. It came along endwise
and did not do any harm, but just
wait till the train comes along
sidewTays, then you'll see."
The . constitutionality of tlu
amendment . had been vouched
for by almost the entire bur of
North Carolina and the only two
Popujist candidates for G o vernor
before Thompson are stumping
f,or, it, beside many of tho'loading
Republicans. It- is 'designing
office seekers and men ignorant
of law that are harping on the
unconstitutionality of the amend
ment. ; , , .
j, Its adoption would afford, op
portunities for the discussion of
great political issues, whereas
the negro is and has been a hin
drance and a. menace to which
the' chief attention had to be
given. t, ,.4
- He ' went;;over the historical
andlogical ground to , well nigh
completion when: he T appealed to
rtenlva$.'WhitO!men, for the sake
of wives aud daughters, for the
sake1 iof' ani " educated .-posterity
and a peaceful and progressive
politicaLsociab and moral con
dition "in dear old Carolina
to vote for the amendmont and
all the ticket representing it.
It is beyond question that the
speocn did great good if there
wrere material in the audience
not yet fully persuaded.
Miss Mary Young Wins the Trize.
The Au Fait lub had a charm
ing meeting last night with Miss
Georgia Pegram. Among the
pleasures provided was an an
gling party. The prizes wove
won by Miss Mary Young, of
Concord, and her escort. Mr.
Ernest Davis. The club meets
next with.Miss Hettie Barucli.
Charlotte News July 14th. !
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AFRESH LINE OF
Nice Candies,
'ALSO NJC,E FRESH
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Summer Cheese
AT S. J. ER YIN'S
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li ease give this medicine a trial it
j 0 and be cured. It ccsts you 25 cts. Q
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The Clea'rancp
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'Well there has been a rush for two weeks and
the enthusiasm still grows. Such seasonable, stylish
and dependable goods were never before put on the
market at the price. We have just happened on a certain
jobber, who had, a burning desire to clean up a lot of
Dimities worth 10c a yard. The lot was large for this
season of the year, but the!price makes the trade. They
are put on sale today at 5c
good and every yard worth
20c white organdie Sale Price 10c-
All colored organdies go at. .j '. -12c-
French ginghams, former price 10cr Sahi Pfice 7c-
Bloodied Domestic tha would be cheap at 7c. . . . Sale Pric& 5c
Apron check ginghams, the Cc quality Our Sain Price Ac
Remnant ginghams in 1 to 4 yard lengths, a great value at. . .lc.
$3.50, $3.00 and $2.50 Parasols
All kinds of Millinery
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WE ARE RIGHT IN iT.
We do not offer you a Dollar for Fifty cents,
N but we do offer you the
Best Line of Stoves in Concord
.
Solid car of Star Leaders just arrived; fifteen years guarantee on
fire back; BfltisfactioUj guaranteed or money buck. We also have in
stock Iron Kings, Gate City and Georgia Home.
HiMiiiriiiiitiiiiiiiiiiii3iiii!i!iWiliiilniiiiliiiii:l!iiMi!iii!i!niiil
CjTV-I MENT?
Violins, Guitars. Basjons, Mandolins, Zithers, Accordions, etc.. and
all kinds of strings and fcpaira. m
.li:!lll!llili;illilll!lll(llll!llllllll(llli:!illl!l!lllll!ll!lliri:!!l!ll!!lll
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!
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No house in North Carolina Sarriesa larger stock or fetter line, and
we will sell you goods as cheap as the same grade of goods can te
bought anywhere. , We have said and say, come and see if it be true.
Bell, Harris & Co.
Residence Phone. . . .1)0.'
Mill IIIIHIHMUUMjn
j appendioitis, nervous frohtration or
I'l i heart failure, etc. Thy. need Auprnst
jl Ffower to clean out the system and
i ) ston frnjentation of uudipreited food
reguiaie tne action 1 thti ver. stican
lata the rjervous and orcrflrii Htioc f
the system, .and that is all they'took.
when feeling dull and bad with hea3
achesund other aches. Vim only nerd a
few doses of Green's August llower., n?
liquid form-to make you satitlc! there is
nothing. serious thi matter with yon.
For sale by all dealers in civilized
countriuw '
ffeiiitarha Ktopn-i in zu minutes Uy fR
lilt!' Vain Pilia "Onft vta.1iw
3 rh. I
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per yard. "The patterns are
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double;
Sale Pi ice $200-
being sold regardless of cost.
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PLAY A STRING INSTUU-
WE SELL 'EM- 1
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