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. Mis, jncViokers at Las Weds Mr. Rrilt,
American Casualties kixty-Important of This City.
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Victory Fifty Thousand to Start on The Richmond Dispatch of
tucJoth, Sunday prints the following:
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The victory ol trio aiiiea lorces uA marriasre license' was is
Sag-
Many Attractions Camping Out
irested JwlO Cents.
Our .neighbor Monroe is'to
have a street fair and carnival
on the 21st. 22nd and. 23rd inst.
J The Hand-bills are all about and
at Yang Tsun as announced on . sued yesttvday to Mr. Gaston I are somewhat novel in get-up.
Thursday is regarded with a Britt and Mrs. Cornelia A Pari- The manager, Mr. Harry Re-
good degree of satisfaction. It ' gr daughter of Presly and' Mar- dan, suggests that families come
was deemed a strategic point of garet Triffin,' They, were to be b wagon trains and camp out.
A camp will be provided in
which only those who have ladies
in the group will be admitted
a a. x Strict police regulations will bo
some importance and places the marrie( yesterday.
allies some 18 miles on the way
from Pekin.
The entire casualties are put
at 200. The American's suffered
sixty.
It is now announced that there
will "be an army of 50,000 allies
to proceed on the 15th.
Cotton Report for July.
. The Commercial wires, report
today (Friday) the following:
Improvement over the average
of cotton for the last' ten years
for July is 5 per cent fot Texas
3 per cent for Georgia; 10 per
cent" for Missouri and Tennessee
There is 'a decline of 9 per
cent, -in North Carolina and
South Carolina and 4 per cent, in
Mississippi, Louisiana and Flor
lda. .Cotton has advanced 20 to
25 points."
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AVU ARE AGENTS FOR FOR
Eureka Piano
ca . and
Furniture PoHsh,
O wliich hagrbeen well introdnced
ICS through here by one ofo'ts makers lS
Thos who have tried it know
c WUftt it is. Removes Spots,
wzs oiain8,focratcnes, etc.
Price : ' 50 eeuts per bottle.
o Concord Drug Co, -1?
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Brittis a-resident of this city.
she weht to Durham
While here she kept house and
enforced for their protection.
Many attractions are promised
having secured a divorce on Mrs.
Parker's account.
A Business Change Today.
The firm of Swink & White
have disolved ' co-partnership.
Mr. Swink has sold his interest
in the Store to Mr. White. The
transaction goes into, .effect to
day and 'the business hereafter
will be done in. Mr: White's
name. '
Kinj? .Humbert Buried.
The bodycf King Humbert, the.
murdered monarch 'of Italy, was
buried in Rome on .the 9th. amid
most imposing ceremony and
deep grief.
Tears and moanings testified
to the loyalty of the Italians to
their King.
Election Echoe.
At Catawba on election day
Harvo Ervin agreed to swallow
his dog, hair and all, if the Dem
ocrats carried the cgunty. It is
noV proposed to set a day for
the performance and hold him
up to the agreement.
In ttie same precinc'Sam Brink-
ley bet his horse that Rockettf
would beat 'BlacliweMer 500
votes. g
At Newton box Tom Parker
took "a full set of Democratic
tickets but sajdftc would riot vote
for the Amendment but just as
ne entereu the box ho gpt con
fused and threw down air the
other tickets and voted f or te
Amendment.
But tho strangest thing was
that after it was all over the de
feated side did all the celebrat-
Britfwasherboarder-his wife togethep with a gene.al
time and all for 10 cents admis
sion fee.
Then the grand jury began to
ask embarrassing questions, and Complimentary to Miss Tomlinson.
Mrs. Parker moved .to Durham. A moonlight picnic was given
There she consented to marry J last night compliment ary to
Britt provided ho would give her Miss Mabel Tomlinson, of Dur
a gold watch' and $100 to buy fur- ham. The party, chaporoned
niture.- Be forked over the cash by. Mr. and Mrs. J U Rutlcdge,
and she took it and ran away gathered at Braf ford's Mill, .a
with one Chas. II McVickers, a tavonte picnic ground. A de-
cirar drummer., whom she mar- Jigntiui spread ana strolling in
rWl at. TVm villfl. This was so tho moonlight was enjoyed till
three or four months ago.
the small hours of the night.
It seems that they did not' long benietimes Out of Town.
reside' together. About two The Davidson Dispatch has
months ago she returned to Ral- the following .local: .
eigh" Britt agaki became her "Tho election is now over and
constant companion.
charged with stealing $50- from a
She was dispatch is again ready for
business. If you owo us any
man from Burlington. He had
thing, come in; we have plenty
of time, to write receipts. If
her arrested. She swore she wo owe vou well vou needn't
I
break your neck in trying to
. . . . ...
nnrloT n ripjwfl hnnd. But before reach us with your bill. It's
the trial for tho theft of the baroly Possible that we may bo
. , . out out of town and out of
money ne went to me magis-
trate, withdrew tho prosecution
and had her released from the
peace bond.
Then. Mrs. McVickers and 1 ays:
"Advices received from Bitlis
money.
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Bad News From Armenia.
A Constantinople dispatch of
Britt left town, and tho next
heard of them was the above.
If Mrs. McVickers really mar
ried Britt, as appears from the
Richmond papers, and has not
been divorced from McVickers,
she now has two husbands living
and ono (Parker) dead, whom
she was accused of killing, and
for whose murder she was tried Virginia apples took tno first
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and acquitted. News and Ob- prize at the Paris Exposition,
and North Caroliua apples, ten
varieties, all grown in Western
jn. u., look trie second prize
That isn't so .bad in a world
competition. Morning Star.
Asiatic Turkey, say that 200
men, women and children havo
been massacred in the Armenia
villages, in tho dlstict of Sassun,
by troops and Kurds under Ali
Pasha, tho comtpandant of Bitlis.
Ho is also said to ha ve ordered
the village to bp burned.
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Questions Answered.
Yes'. AliRUKt Flower still haa.the larg
estfcale of any medicine ia the civilized
world. Your,mother8 and grandmothers
never thought of using anythios. the
.or indigestion or hilJiouBneea. Dootors
were scarce, and they Beldom "heard of
appendicitis, neryons prostration, or
heart failure, etc. Thty need Augrjst
Flover to clean ou the system and
stop fermentation 0f undigested food. .
regulate the actio.n rf the liver, stimn
lati the nervous and organic aqtion of
the system; ' and that is all they took
when feeling dull and bad with bend
aches and other aches. You only need a
few .doees of Green's August Flower, in
liqifid form to make yom satitied there is
nothing serious the matter with you.
For sale by all dealers in civilized
countries '
THE LIFE
Of this sale is drawing" to an end.." Next Wednesday is
the last day. This. has been va speedy sale, full of snap,
character and honesty. During the past five weeks
there has been lively trading at tins' store, and we will
make the last week ' the banner one. Quantities of
Merchandise have been moved to'oiir. entire-satisfaction,
but there are a few remaining lots that must "be sold re
gatdless of cost. ' Tis a pity to sell Thin Coats like we
sell these, but pities are not respected here. There is
only 75 Thin Coats from our tremendous summer sell
ing. They miist and will be sold. If your coat is a
little dingy or possibly snagged, now is an opportu
nity to don a new one at a mere song. You have two-
hot months in which to wear a cool and comfortable
Coat, besides it will be very convenient' next, season.
The sale is on' and you should come immediately
and get your size.
These are Bargains:
Four coats only of black Sicilian with neat gray stripes,
a oargam at .uu sale price S1.A&.
Four coats and vests of plain black Sicilian, formerly
ffouu now 81.98-
Fttfht coats and vests of very lino glo'ssio-black Sicilian,
good value at $4.00 sale price 82-98
Jlist throe coats only of herring bone, pattern in blue serge
round-cut, very hue goods that sold at tf.). 00 sale price. ,8o-50'
Six coats of square-cut serge with D. B. silk faco and a good
m valuo for $4.00 sae price; $2.9S-
Eigllt coats of blue serge, squard-cut, D. B. that sold for
$3. 00 sale pri.ee 2-i:
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Thin Coats from 25c up-
$2.00 crash suits for. 81-25'-'
Five pro linen. suit's, good value at $5.C0 sale prico.
Seven line blue covart suitsiormor price $3.70 now.
82-48-
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-Newton Enterprise.
Came Very Near .Bering" a ISenons
1'unaway.
Iji$t Wednesday evening while
Mr. Ed Parnell and family were
returning from Patterson's mill
tho breast strap of -one of the
horses broke on tho hill just be
yond tho depot. This caused
tho tetiirt to run, the hack
waftuKned over, and fell on Mr.
Parnell ctitting. two gashes on
his face ancl bruising hm con
siderably. Mrs. Pirnell, who
had a small cfiild on he$ lap, was
khrown ouVund both were con-
dt-ably bruised. Tho other
chil''en escaped with a few
slight brgises. All are able to
be outuow, though it was a
narrow escape. . 1
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Summer 'Cheese
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We do not offer you a Dollar for F-iftv cents.
but we do offer you the
Best Line of Stoves in Concord
Solid car of Star Leaders just arrived; fifteon years guarantee Mi
fire back; satisfaction guaranteed or money back. We also have in
stock Iron Kings, (iate City and Georgia Home.
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Qa T Dp YOU PLAY A STRINGINSTUU
uA'I ! M'ENT? W SELL 'EM.
YJ'ons' Ofuitars, nnxjrs, Mandolins, Zithers; Accordions, eto, anA
all kinds of strings nd repairs.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!
No hfrise in North Carolina carmsi larger ?tock or beT lin, ttaA
we will sell you gooJfl as cheap'ns the same grade of goods in t
bought anywUfcre. Ve havo said tnd say, come and see if it bo troe
Bell, Harris & Co.
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