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3e Orloans Ma.M -r.r Charles Kills
. Tb'.-n r;-.-r .;;..' rroc!i r'the'
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The lust of iho'Ncw Orleans
trouble was like a fatal clap at
the cio.x- of a thunder storm.
It was learned that the negro
Charles, who had killed Officers
Day and Lamb, was in a house
in the city. Cfficars went to ar
rest hisiand without warning he
opened fire and killed one and
fatally voundc:l another. While
a Catholic Priest was minister
ing to the dying man a boy
standing, by ihe priest was
killed by a shot from
Ch arles. Later ho killed another
man and fatally wounded four
and injured several others.
Charles was firing from a sec
ond story window. It was de
cided to burn him out, so a can
of oil and a match was applid.
He came out- to change loca-
tions and was killed. His body
was riddled with bullets.
There wero several other ne
groes gotten out of the house
later and locked up, one being
killed while resisting arrest.
With this terrible tragedy the
New Orleans riot seems now,
over
A' strong police force is on
hand.
EAGLETS. TWO BOYS,
An Eas:le Swoops Uown on Two Boys
and Gets Its Life rounded Out With
a Wagon Spoke.
The . Independence, Kansas,
Dispatch says that - James and
Grover Parker, living in tho In
dian Territory south of here,
were on their way home a few
'days ago when a big bald eagle
swooped down upon them knock
ing the younger brother to the
ground senseless.
Before the elder brother, who
is 11 years old, could realize
.what happened, the bird had
struck him in the, faco and
knocked him down.
As he started to get up the
bird came at him a second time.
The boy seized a wagon spoke
that yas lying near him and
fought 4,he eagle until he finally
killed if.
Those Beautiful iSanuei.
Tha beautiful ailk
banners!
made by the ladies are in the
Gibson Drug Store windows.
One is red silk ith white let-:
t'ers "We Are the Victors."' The
' ofhir is white silk with biue'Ibt
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ouVibiu ui oupremacy. .T,
corrugated poli and trass rods.:
T4ie- victor banner is forthe
proict 'having theo largest
$hitc supremacy club? The
other gO03 to the township that
finishes the largest number in
the horseback procession.
A wealthy widow is often an
object of interest because of her
principal. '
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lutbDar- Sword of Mrtin W.ifer
His Oroat Grand Ihsujlitri 'Irs.
M. Udell.
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; v nttea , or ie otanaara. - .
0n Friday .evening an episode
iof unusual interest occurred at
the residence of Capt. J M Odell.
A committee, consisting of
M Jas c pinkf w M; and
Mr. D A Caldwell, Tyler, repre
senting Stokes Lodge No. 32, A.
F. and A. M., presented tho Cap
tain and Mrs. Odell a sword
that once belonged to Colonel
Martin Phifer and which ho car
ried as an officer in the Revolu
tionary wTar.
This valuable relic of colonial
days has long been tho property
of this Masonic lodge, and be
cause Mrs. Odell is a great-grand
daughter of this venerable man,
it was agreed to place it in her
possession.
As the little party stood before
an oil portrait of Col. Phifer,
handled the ancient weapon, and
talked of the pioneer history
thereby linked with tho present,'
feelings of emotion wero awak
ened chat will not soon fade
trom the memories of ;." -those
present. , .. -
WITH THE CHURCHES TOMORROW.
Yonr Presence Is Welcome and the Pewa
Are Free.
St. James E. L. church. Sun -
day School at 4 p. m.
Central M. E. church. Sun
day School at 4 p. m. Services at
11 a. m., and 8 p. m., by the pas
tor,. Rev. 'J A B Fry.
Forest Hill M. . church.
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Sunday School at 9.S0 a. m.
Services at 11 a. m. and at 8 p.
rn, by the pastor, ; Rev. R M
Hovle- y
Baptist church. Sunday
School at 9.30 a. m.. Services at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m..by the
pastor, Rev. BLacyHoge.
Cannon ville Presbyterian
cnurcn. ounuay aeuooi at.y.ou
i i r- i i ..j. rv o I
a. m. treaciting at li a. m
t.v
the pastor, Rev. C Preston.
First Preresbytian church.
'Sunday School at 4 p. m. S(er
vices at li a. m.
Trinity Reformed church.
Sunday School at 10 a. rn.' Ser
vices at 11 a. m.. and 8 p. m.
by tho pastor, Rev. Vv'HMcNairy. I
. St. t Andrews . E.,L. church. I
Wunrv School '' sir 0 nO a ' m I
Services ; to(porr.o.w'; night at 8
tp' - m- bY ' the- pa'stor, liev. C A
Brown. "
McKinnoa P rVvgby tf rian
church. -Sunday School at 9.00 tl
a. m. Services.at.ll a. i. and 8(7!
d. m. bv Rev. J.. J. .Duiihiai
" ' T M.
Episcopil churci. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. karvictSfc at
11 a. m? and 8 jf. m; by Dr. J
Davis.
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Striate PheafctiiTon
A dwelling housin Piorida
sank into the earth tifty feet
dOring a rint freshet. The
cccupanrs aurrie, oul ana were
saved, bur the hoose and house
hold goods vTerolost. Anderson
Intelligencer.
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' t District Cr.at Best Dyspepsia ClirC..
to . We notice in the Salisbury Sun yv'D SIILL-IT. Will CUltfi '
J. the report. of t?ie M E. District j? .j . , . . i S
conference at New Loaou and ,L n'c.itwii aif-J
the following report Urom thelti . .'. Dyspepsia ill
the 'following report " Crom . the
Methodist Church:
Rer. J A B . Fry, Central
church, Concord: 217 members
a gain of 27; 70 church papers
taken J a ' well organized and
working congregation. Finances
well up.
Rev. R M Hoyle, Forest Hill
Concord: 583 members 25 re
ceived this year. A large and
prosperous Sunday school; col
lections for conference assess
meuts and for ministerial sup
port, all well in hand.
Rev. R G Barrett, Epworth,
Concord: This charge is a mis
sion station. It was reported as
growing, but not yet ready to be
made self-sustaining.
Rev. J S Nelson, Concord cir
cuit: 500 members;- average at
tendance of 75 per cent of mem
bei'ii.
Porto Ricans Show Pro-Spanish.
. The Porto Ricans are not m uch
elated over-, the change ; from
Spanish to American rule. They
took little stock in the 4th of
'July but on ' the 26th the cele
bration of St Jagers, the , patron
saint ' of Spain,, they displayed
thousands of Spanish flags dn the
streets of San Juan. The hood
lems in the .streets' Cried, Vive
I Espanola.. ,
I As some one said, it was na
f tural that , the Porto Ricans
I should care little for i the; 4th pf
I July as .the' constitution of the
I United States does riotr apply to
I them.
I niot Burns
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I tvq deDot of the Seaboard Air
(Line at Henderson was burned
Thursday with its contents to
gether ith two freight cars
loaAd with coods.
The fire is believed to have
originated from spontaneous
combustion. Twelve barrels of
oil added to the imp6ssibility oj
savinr anything dospite six
streams of water playing upoh it.
The matches that are result to
love must be ; the product of a
love. Ex.
If troubled with rheumatism, give
Cbamberlam'B I'aii:-;&iiri ;i tril. It
will not cost you a cent if it does no
good. One application will relieve the
Tmin. Tf also flnrfis Hnramfi and lrninfirt
Mn one-third time required by any other
treatment.
;. Cuts, burns, iroBtbites,
qmnsey, pains in toe.siae ana cnesr.
irlandnlar and ether llinzR , i-.ro
glandular and other wfllmgn ,ro
QWCKiy curea Dy appiyinjc w. suvery uoi-1
sale at Marsh's drug 8c-.
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1 eases pive this fnedicino a trinl I
il and be cured. It ecsts you 2 ct. tj
per bottle. "
A Concord Drug Co. k
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Have you any needs tor additional uiit
weight headgear for , immediate use?'
Theahere is a fortunate chance for ymi;
An opportunity In save on a purchase
is alwaye welcome; Never before have
we offered such a chance to save on
Men V Straw Hats. About 75 Straw
Hats sold at 50c, 65c, 75c and SI
now put on a front table ond marked
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Still a better lot goes at 50 cents each.
Not a hat but what is worth double
and thrible.
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V,e do not ofFer you a
but we do offer you the.
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Solid car of Star Leaders just,
fire back: satisfaction cuar.'vuteed' or
atock !ro Kir.'i,rs, Gate City and Georgia Home.
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Oi.I iMENT? WE
Violins, Guitars, P-uijons, Mar
all kinds of strings and repairs.
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No house in North Carolina carries a larger stock or better liuo, sr. !j
c iil tiAl 3 ou j.:ood-f; cheup an the e gradfof -ood e-u li 2
f- ou-iit a.tiyvhi-io. We have said uud my, come aim tee ;f be ti ae. w
Bell, Harris & Co. I
tiesidence Phone. .. .00. ' i-t"V Pbone. .li- 'J
Questions Auvn red,
7e. Aiurnst Ffower M'li Ln't!-e .'ar
er;f r ? of e.ny metliij'ue u tii- .J 'd
w or id. Your pothers nn.l iv :i ! ht-rs
never thought of vsin nnvt1 i; r ise
'ur incli?estt;oh or billio'tyi-ess. !,-o "torg
vere scarce, ani thfy KLvkai 1 -m-J of
Rppendieitis, ut-ryo : rro! ;.! ;i. 'r
ln-artl!ailnre, er'j. Tixy iw-! . ; -nt
Fkver to eleuu o.st t m ,i i
fitp ferrentttioj of utui2tM.t; lood,
resrulat the actum f t'.- lw .. r. n
1o.ta the nervous nd organic ..!..:.. -f
ll.o system, ujhI that in nil l- ;nk
hon feeling ihul n.-nl lal v it!.
nches and other.nehes. You c i "y uai'd m
few of Gfccu'a August l lr-M r in
'liqtnd form to nrnUn you sntirir t.jre in
nothing serious the miitter mvit.'i yon.
For n!e by all dealers in ::vi ... d
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Dollar 'for Fifty cents.
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