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Tljr i'UnX nifff ! ' piVn I1 .TiYLOn, POWERS, tCUTSfY. !crf--g!aj9 (Jncf.;,!: Ar.er!.
' ('V( ,. ' . hi IdeLC KU i :,:'...6uty.f;t! . -. U. . est. sale of ny mu, u UlH ciVHt
, Tcrsl N2i:fr,H; KiUoJ ad Many la-; th,. .1 ho trial Oi U;oo KS for , 1i or iaai.t or !;uhu,s,, Ho .tors
jlyca-rr:i!fOfnc(?rS,bav a JfruV i. Julian SCVrr n ci. tho comPilc!ty in mmvu,...:3: Gov. V'E13ELL IT. Will CXUT. I'lHe, r.v.My mom'UT of.
Tho New Cileai;s mob did not , Kow'.quurters N..C Division,
,;,! -.ov cn ,,,,. viM?m nc . i Uifitod Coufedorato Votorr. ns,
ports indicated Thursday, the
20th. Severat negroes weret
Darliam, N. C, July 19, 1900.
Gircular Xo. 11.
Pa ra ?ra ph 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 v been
hilled, bowever. nd some decided by the North Carolina
eighteen men w)unded, some be-1 Division U. C.V., at a meeting
ins white and the victims of !hel(t at Division hoadquartArs on
the 31st of May. 1V during
the late reunion at Louisville,
Ky., -that its annual convention
ifor the elect io a o; ui'I.sioa and
brigade commander should be
held during the mouth o? An
gust, after tho State c.'bi.-'.oa, at
a time and place to In iixod by
tho Major (U - v ' or- - iiug,
the following circular is issued
for the informat'on ol t':e coln-
reckless shooting. A negro,
Charles, seems responsible for
tbe killing of two white men,
Day and Lamb, but he escaped
and the mdb, composed chiefly
cf white boys and toughs, in mad
disgraceful frenay, made iiidis
crinnn;;;te attacks en negroes.
'They were without a. loader
and word-!, strangely encash, j mand..
get together in anew place .after Par- 2- The committee in
cnarge navmg appointed Wed
nesday, August -2, for
being dispersed and break out
? fresh. No negro was safe
Wednesday night and Thursday
morning, and much business was
interferred with.
The mayor issued a proclama
tion .for 500 citizen volunteers
Thursday morning and quiet
was restored.
The terrible frenzy is -greatly
deplored by the best citizens.
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town, Ky. It is being lo.
drp-wn ct. hut r-Vi-:vv a4
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to fasten thegaiit ox1 acoaany
hbcttng Goebel on Gc'oige
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'a I xwp Toniienrati'm or tinilir-s.i--!d
Youtsey, but the testimony seem;?
very strong that powers was an
accomplice and that Governor
Taylor, in issuing a -pardon f--r
tho crime before trial and con
viction, sliows j a clear case of
complicity that marks . Powers,
Youtsey and Taylor as thre3
murderers of tho firt degree.
l) If yon are tronWe.i of theso 7-i- ; j rw"1
Master Joe Morrison Hurt.
Master Joe Morrison, unfor
tunately, was prevented from
going to Mooresville with the
band by an accident which came
very near proving serious.
Tuesday evening while driving
the ice wagon he made a mis
step and fell from the wagon
between the horses and tho front
wheels. One of the front wheels
passed over his front foot just
below the ankle. The bone was
thought to be broken, but on
examination by Dr. Young was
found not to be,.but considerably
bruised and hurt. He is doing
well and we hope will be able to
be up in a few days.
IFc's Dirrclng Graves.
Mr. R. A. Berkeley is digging
tho trench to barbecue tho beef
for next Wednesday, but he has
another name for it. He says
he is digging the grave of Marion
Butler and . all t he gang that
march in his Vow-path. He
thinks his tape line will meas
ure true to the proportions of
several in Cabarrus that ought
to live in' better company and
walk the green earth yet. .
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Tublic Speakings.
PIr. L T Hartselhwill speak at
the school house at Cooks, in
No'k..4 township, at 4 y. m., Sat
urday and at Forest Hill Satur
day night.
Mr. M B Stickley yill speak,
at Faggart's school house Satur
day night.
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R has been decided by the
f c'an 1 yBo rctof Education hat
the g institute ior tL4 colored
voiling of the 'uluLA-j liiouumout
erected by the Stale to tho nit cil
ery of the late Senator Zobu-on
B Vance, a citizen no less dis
tinguished as a gallant soldier,
than illustrious as a patriotic
statesman, it is an oec;vdon for
the assemblage of his North
(arolina ex-Confederate com
rades to do honor to his memory.
Par. 3. It is therefore or
dered, tliat 'iTmebting of ropre
seutatives from each camp com
posing the North Carolina Divi
sion, United Confederate Vet
erans, be held in the city of
Raleigh on Wednesday, August
22nd, 1900, for the purpose of
electing division and brigade
commanders for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of
such other business as may
properly come before tho con
vention. The meeting will be held in
the Senate chamber of the cap-
itol and be convened promptly at
8 o'clock in the evening.
Par. 4. Camps may send as
many delegates as will attend;
and bo entitled to as many votes.
as its respective numbers bear
to tho aggregate number of all
the camps. To ascertain these
numbers, each camp w'ill send a
list of its members by one of its
delegates, certitied by its com
mander or camp adjutant.
Par. 5. It 'is further ordered
that all member? of the staff of
tha major general commanding,
all brigadiers and members of
their staff shall report in uni
form, and that the delegates
from various camps shall re
port m uniform where it is prac
ticable. . 0
Par, 6. Brigade commanders
Will have thia circular distributed
Uf each camp in their respective
commands, and request the
Lpapers to publish it.
By order of .
Mtl Gen. J. S. Car.
Adjutant. ,4
Wm. H. S. Burgwyn,
, General andOhief of Stuff? ,
Col. Win. II S Iiurywyn bcirfe
aurdorbitfd.to organize the vetri
erans oi me war wiin -)pam nas
MF.'S.'Ary otlifftM-s
A NineLlv'9 Yc,nrr!:t'r.
Daniel Sweeney, aged 8 years,
a son of Patrick Sweeney, fs
credited with having r-us ta; ry
lives as a cat.,. Last .night ho
fell p feel at home and was ren
dered unconscioui;. . Half an
hour later he war; about as usual.
Within two years ho. has twieu
b'evl f,-j,' lr ' J-"nP.-.tr ffj
knocked dow7n by bicycles a half
dozen times, " once' thrown from
the railroad track by" being
struck by a freight train, besides
being run down twice by wag
ons. Hazeltpn, .Pa., Dispatch.
i uud be cured.- It ccsncs you 2 eli. f
ior bottle. '
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ti Concord Drag Co, , few a, t -rt--r:'8 Au-nPt ViUV
" -PI inn r- W! I"'!'"-"! fonu to rmko. you satitie-i vsui
v , u
nervo:t: and oi'auic octfnr, of
tlie f ysteiu, and that is all tln-y ),..(4
wlwu fet.-hrjr duil find bad with Lead-
iicaen &'.:d otUvz ccifies. You ftvlv nwd a
re a
nothing serious i!io rjxttfr n-jth vo'i.
For sale ty all abaters . in iiviDztxl
oouncriea.
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Is Moving (
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lie Goods.
. Atfas It .a,l-!lrack?
j "The marveJlouri cure of Mrs. Rena ,T
Stout of consumption has, created in
ianse excitemeut in-Cammack, Iud."
.Writes Marion Stuart, a .leading d: nj?
giet of 'Muucie. Ind. , She only weished
90 pounds when her doctor in Yoiktewn
said she must soon die. Then she be
gan to nse Dr. King's New Discovery
and gained B7 pound to. weight and was
completely cured!.' 1 ' It' has cured
thousands of hopeless otses, nnd is
positiyely gnarantood to cure all throat,
chest, and lung aiseases. 50o and $1.00.
Trial bottles free &t Fetzer's djcnsr stoi e
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i A house on Bell street io rent.
Seven rooms. Bath and water
closets. . . MJ Cokl.
If troubled with rheumatism, give
Cbamberlam's Pain-Balm a trial. It
will not cost yon a cent if it does no
good. One application will relievo t'ie
pain. Tt also cures sprains vil rr'r"',
in one-third time required by any o ""if r
treatment. Cuts, burns, frostbitei,
quinsey,' pains in the side an-i chest,
glandular and other swellings are
quickly cured by epplyinsj'it. Every ot
tie warranted. Prio 21c. umi 50c. Ft r
sale at Marsh's drwr stc-".
Everyday is a good day. Spot cash is tht; lover r!'af
,'iiovcs the matcliless values. Neighbor teJiu neighbor and
so the glad tidings of superior values travel. This sio:k
Must be reduced by
August igih .
And bargains will abound in every department.
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The BestlteiRcdy ror Stomach and Bowel
Troub!e.
: "1 have been in the, drug business ftr
twentv vears and hiive sold mo?- -.U - f
the proprietary medicine of- m y i.,u. i
Aniaue the entire lint I have niy-r (
found anytliiov.to.fquil Obnmh'.ri n-i'.,
Colic. Cholr . an.i l.-iurr!n-:i:a. luiu-n,'
for all stomach and howl trontilc.-i," .
says O. W. Wakeliel'J, of Oi.v.!: .,a,
Ga. . 'This rt-nvly enred two sev.-ro !
cases f cli o!ra morbus in try fu;iji.:!y
and I haw r'-oiumeided and h1h ' H
hundreds .'f1uttf-H of -if to my cus: ..
ers to their (.n. r i attffactjou. U 4
affords a quiok nd Bare cure i;i h ; h
pleasant l'orra." For sale at bursa's '.i
druor store. ! k
kjj w fife vt0 jj '2J up ji :a n W w
Here are UnparalelM, Matcliless Yalnes aod yon should not
lie slow if you wouli stare in tbem:
1,000 yds. of 10c White Lawn, 40 inches wi(ie,
Sale price 5c,
1,000yds. of 7ic bleeched domestic, yard wide
and good heavy eloth,'
. Sale price 5c.
500 yds; of 10c corded dimities, good patterns,
Sale price 5c.
Great reduction in white P. K., all grdes.
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WE ARE R-fGHT iN I
We do not offer you a D-.diar f't l-'ii'iy centh,
but we do offer yon the :
Best-Line
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b loves m
firo buck
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Solid car of Star Leaders jufit arriv d; fiftfo'n years gTiurautee 0:1 51
1 buck; tisfaction .'nuffUit'i or' ayy bick. ,Ve ao haVti t'i M
-k Iron Kins, (JiUc Ciiy and Georgia Home. . W
'i!i!iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii!i;l'i::?ili:il:!!!.'i'ivj. i ;i::j!:,,l!ji;ii,,.-f,i!in;ii
A FKfelT'LIE OF
teachers shfll ho hkl the tjiird j a)oited the n.'srry oHfays,
vook ii August bc.nfii on j and calls if meeting to be fieldjn
Mc day the 01 h at tie colored : the Senate Chamber lit 12 o'clock
fcrcded hool. . The Institute ; of tho same davto transact sueh
f.' v:i.l-?dchcrs will bo the ' business as is nifcessary to com-ij);
last v.-cck beginning August the pleto the organization , of tbT))
'dt the court house. .- '' veterans of that war. . ,
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I Nice. Bandies,-
Summer CheespI.
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OA. I ! MENTt? WE SFXL L'Ai
.vfolinsj Guitars, Bficjono, TVtar dcii, Zithers, AccordioP, eto ,r,d M
all kinds of ti ings and rtpuifb.
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No hostfin North Carolina curries a farser stock or litter h' rK'
we will sell you ;oods as cheap ti e panie :rno f pods '"iu oa w
bought anywhere. We neve suia and say, come and see it it wue
Bell, Hanis & Co,
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