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13 0 i 1 IlK 1 , ' ! 5 JJL . CONCORD, N. C. T2II511S DAY fULY-19. IflOO. Vice !: : $4.t)0 rfcr year. INGLK JoPY 5 CENTS. 313. PLEASANT ITF.M.. FEARFULLY HOT. &s - vara sj via tj raa f -j .o -a . - r-- TS TT .. 1 8 9 i It ;1 Vf.zi :;! Iiifef!iita-rRiissiiius t .. i'okia Japs Entered k'n 'I s; 1 ! nst -rrince Tuan's Farce. k ,vs from China continues - f 4 1 T-wn mill unCMti'c to b. .11.. ur aiVi I'iictorv u; turo that has always c'.KrriU'M'i' zod tliom. It is doubt less a f; ct that international Va!-.nr:.; and misunderstand lu:rs imp. le progress. They are noU'tl nr.'l announcwl as adjusted hi altciiiate order. It is an nounced 1 ha t a Russian force wMl march overland to Pekin as a; means of i'eachin- the city be- fore the a. lied forces can reach 1 ,;t, ' j The J.i anese have the -'honor yf blowin;,"up the gate at Tien Tsin and lirst entering the city. Prince Tuan is said to have mobilized )50,000 troops anxi will dispose of them, directing one army acninst Tien Tsin. There seems no probability of an extra s jssion of congress on account of the Chinese trouble. Four thousand troops are to be withdrawn from Cuba to go to China. MARSHALS FOR THE BARBECUE. Chief JL-nvn Appoints a Corns of As8Littt!- Where and When to Meet. I hereby appoint as assistant marshals to myself for the bar becue to V) ; held in Concord on August tlie 1st gentlemau. the following No. 1 Township. Jas. Query and W W Flow. No. Township. Jno. Craven and W F Morrison. No. 3 Township. W. F Rog ers and Frank Freeze. No. 4 Township. Thomas Li taker and Perley Sherwood. No. 5 Township. K e t n e r Misenhoimer and John W Cline. No. C Township. J Wiley Fag gart and W D Barrier. No. 7 Township. John D Kluttz and J R Moose. o. Township. W N Misen heimer and Ralph Barrier. No. 'J rownship. John L ' Barnhardt and R F Biles. No. 10 township. A L Ay .cock and John E Bost. No. 11 Township. T T White and W L Morris. WarJ 1. Fred Odell and A L Brown. i Ward J F Cannon and Eli Goldston. Wai,l a. Ralph Leneord lrown. Ward 1. Paul Cline and Parks and Vardr y Brown. The above gentlemen will please as.-mblo 01 August the 1st at half past 9 o'clock at M L Brown & Bros, staples for the purpose of-receiving full instructions- A. M. Brown, Chief Marshal. July 19, 1900. Garden l'artj. A garden party wil be given Friday evening July 20th 9 o'clock by Miss Maude Brown on South Un'on street. Complimen tary to iier visiting friends Misses IVirl and Myrtle Thomp son, Tyllie Struck, and Chassie Brown. Saturday is the last day for . rcirisi "atiou. The books close S;;t urdaj- evening. 'v;M t ,ii once. Don't fail to Xcw Urit 31. K. (lurcii to C'i Huilt C. Co'.le;o Boin? rainted Dr. i Jliller Returiird-A Student f Xnte - Uoilum.Dajs Visits the College. i. . r . mt. . 1 . . 1 nueuior xutf cjiauuaru. . Tt 110-10011 TnliT 10 Mr W' .u.u.j 1) Anthony, at Uoncorct, is i'e- aintius N. G. Coikge, which will add much to its looks, Ruv. fr. 'Hendorson is. con ducting a series of meetings at South Boston this Week. T?Tr T. T . Pou.IaII line "cv- soliciting subscriptions to buiM n now methodist church. They will begin making brick in a ( short time Miss Jennie Skoen is visiting in Gold Hill this week. Miss Sallie Fisher has gone to Rowan where she will spend a ! month before rcturnin Hon. If C McAlister left last Monday for No. 1, where the party nominees begin their can vass. He is one of the leading Democrats of Cabarrus county, and well deserves the office for which lie is a candidate.' He should be elected 'by a large ma jority. Messrs. Gr D Moose and Harry Odell spent last Sunday in Albe marle. Dr. Miller has returned home from his tour through the South in theinterest of the Seminary. ' Prof. W E Fink and wife, cf Florida, will spend some Tretks with his father, Mr. Charley Fink. . Dr. Fox, one of the professors of Roanoke College, is visiting Prof. Edgar Bowers. Dr. Fox was at one time a student of the M. C. College. I .j air. Seott to Rft President of Statesyiile Female College. Rev. J W Scott, of Gaines Ala., we notice has been elected president of the Statesville fe male college. Mr Scott has signified his intention of accept ing the position as president. The school will be opened in September. Mr. Scott is a Vir ginian .by birth and has had considerable experience in teach ing. His wife and daughter are graduates of Miss Baldwin's School, Staunton, Va., and will help in making rmt a strong faculty for the college. Jeff Davis' Cap. . Mr. Jolin Paul Driver, a re-, tired citizen of Hagerstown, formerly a Government employe in Washington, who has had Jef ferson Davis' smoking cap in his possession since the Cwil War, presented the cap to Gsneral H Kyd Douglass, df Stonewall Jackson's slaff, desiring that it should go b;clr to some pf Jef ferson Davis' people or friends. General Douglas says he intends lending the cap to Jelferson Davis' gyindsoni, if he wishes it. It is a Turkish smoking cap, lined with dark red and em broidered with jet brai4, with a tassel hanging from the top.' Mr. Driver got it at'Vicksburg, Miss., where, during flie war, he was in a hospital wlion Union calvary couauijmd made a 1 . don0) is, COUiitry home and") . , . , , I carried off many articles iuclud ing the cap. The Times Visitor. IU-rcnls of J)caths aiuf 'Tost rat ins In J Northern Citit'5. . j We fire in the midst of a do- 1 pressinfriy 10t season as "can !l-,onrrl nf from alumst, nvr - ' - j body you meet A nor; York dispatch of.tho 18th says: "The hot weather today caused or contributed toward the death rate more than 70 persons in this city and vicinity. As manyij more stricken ones are in the hospitals and somo of them will succumb before the night is over. More than half the fa talUics were among babies and little children and there are now about 40 bodies of the little ones lying at the morgue at Bellevue This was the third day of the spell of intense heat. Late to- night the he?t moderated. "On the streets the tempera ture ranged from 98 to 105, and the official record from the weather bureau, high above ground, was 94 degrees shortly before 5 o'clock this afternoon Ono death was from an attempt at suicide, made while the sub ject was crazed, by heat. Many little children were badly hurt by falls from fire escapes, on to which they had crawled for re lief from the oppressive weather.'' A Philadelphia dispatch of same date says: "The excessive heat yesterday caused the death of six persons in Philadelphia.., and two in Camden, N. J. Up to a late hour today 40 cases of prostra tion were treated at the various hospitals. " m A Boston dispatch of same date also says: "The hospital reports tonight show that between '60 and 40 persons were prostrated by the heat in this city today, threo of whom have since died." Mr. E C Barnhardt to Remain in Con cord. Work on the batting mill being erected. by the Barnhardt Manu facturing company, is progress ing very rapidly. The "walls will be up to the first floor in a few days. This company was organized sonic1, time since, with Dr. C A Misenhoimer, president; E C Barnhardt, of Concord, vicv president; Thos. M Barnhardt, secretary and treasurer. Mr. E C Barnhardt will not give the business his personal attention, but will rqmain in Concord. Charlotte Observer July 19. Hi . A-FKESir LINE. OF ill Nice. Candies, ALSQ tflOE FRESH Summer Cheese ( t H1 AT S. 4. ERYIX'S B. D. C m h Best Dyspepsia Cure. 1' . (? "WTT. stpt T Tm itt,, T Vi :i ' ft m I I ki ij j r j i i . v v ii. i. i i t'l' 1 v i jti 1 IKlIgeSriOll ail(l ft .. JJySJ)epSia M !(t . If you are troubled of those di-;- ft per bottle- -Pj 0 0 ft Concortf Drug Co Phone 37. Q ft ft The Clearance Sale PARKS Well there has been a rush for two weeks and the enthusiasm still grows. Such .seasonable, stylish and dependable goods were never before put 011 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 per yard. The patterns are good and every yard worth double; 20c white organdie.' All colored organdies go at French ginghams, former price Bleeched Domestic that would be Apron chock ginghams, the Cc r Remnant ginghams in 1 to 4 yard 3.50, $3.00 and 2.50 Parasols! All kinds of Millinery WE ARE RIGHT IN IT- We do not offer you a Dollar for Fifty cents, but we do offer you the I Best Line of Stoves in Concord Solid car of Star Leaders just arrived; fifteen years guarantee on fire back; satisfaction guaranteed or money back. We also havu in . etock Iron Kings, (iate City and Georgia Home. " .;.;ini!;!ii:iitni:niiiii!(!!,!iiliiii:iiii;i!ii!ii:iliiiiiiniiiili!i!iiiiiiii4. Q A "V'l EXO YOU PLAY A SPRING INSTUU- .OA.I ' MENT? WE SELL 'EM- Violins, Guitars. ISanjons, Mandolins, Zibers, Accordions, etc., and all kiads of strings and repair. iii!:liiiIiiiii!Miiliiiiiii!niiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiii:iiiniiiiiii;-!. FURNITUBE! RURNITURE! ! No bou'iftin North Oarolia carries a larger stock better line, and we will sell you gcOls s cheap as the same g).fu"!e of goods can be bought anywhere. We have said and say, come and see if it be tr?& Bell, Harris & Co. Residence Phone 90. Stor Phone. . . . 12. ii ATI """" " ' " " ' est of any tictlicine iatt; civilized S ' world. Yon motlxrsjind jrrandraothejR never thought fnsW!r dntiiiTiw Iha or indijfetitioil or billiwnsntas. Doutori ' were 8Cfiit, und they "t-eldom beard oi l appeniieitis. mfyous prostration or t nvnn miiui-4, vu-. mc.V nfea .vr. trust beart fnilura, eto. J lower to elean jit tb system anl stop feruientatim.of u.xlipt. d food. (, ; re;j;ii!iit the aetioi... f the liver, stimu- I lata tho nervuns and or-auic actiou of j when ieelni dull and bad with head-- aches and other ncbes. You only need a fev doses o'f Green's August Flower, in litjmd iorm t niano you oat i tied there is nothing rmun the njiUter vitft you. For sale by all dealers in civilized coun cries. AT & CQ.'S. .' Pice 10a- 12e- 10c Sale Price 7hc- cheap at 7c. . . Sale Price 5c- quality Our Sale Price 4c- lengths, a great valuo at. . $ic. Sale Pi ice $2-00 being sold regardless of cost. s a. m t r. . o
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