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Observations' and' Impressions T?.t avd haViog taught 5 re yoy :s ;a guond One of i'ojp1."Kcy to 0ote
.Prompt Bluest Eudorsenient
Cheaper Thau AH aud Fq'iaho'Aay.
Me. Editor: Last week iv
.was my pleasure to speild sev
'.eral hours at 'Noh Carolina
CoUee, and I des re sp;ve to
tell o.ir people what is -bei ag
doue by P 'es'dejt Luts a'.id.his
able faguUy. I muso coreBs to
soiiie surprise to find the co"Uese
so well eqn'poeu, and I am sc1'
thatihee may be pa e a is w' th
i.j educate who would.be
'pipaseci to koow o" the woader
fu1 opportun't:es that are easily
wiu:;:i reach of the'r boys.
F. os'kl: it Luiz is the iht man
' in the right place. - The balldings
hv vo Lo.; .. so thcioughly reno
vat.ed 1 - ab they soem as good as
new. Neatness and cleanliness
everyw.i.j.'G. The situation is
idcr l. The behavior of the stu
dents shows a discipline that is
the result of tac combined with
strong character. No smoking
or drinking is permitted.
The libraries, society halls'and
reading room compare favorably
with the leading colleges of the
country, and the- department of
Natural Philosophy is fairly well
equipped with apparatus. Prof.
Johnson has added his own col
lection, so that he will teach sci
ence as it should be taught by
experiment and by original in
. vestigation. I predict that Mr,
Johnson will be heard from as a
teacher. This faculty is worthy
to rank with those of institutions
having large endowments, and I
confidently predict that the day
is not distant when this faculty
will draw to this college 150 stu
dents. The -students get good
board in the college dining hall
aL $4 per month, and the neces
sary expenses of a student for a
year are about $100.
In these days millions are do
aated to the rich colleges and
universities, but these dcaat'ons
are not helping the poor young
"me a of our country to get an ed
ucation, because it will cost them
from $500 tq $1,000 a year to at
tend the colleges with these
large endowments. Here in
North Carolina, unless J am mis-
informed, it takes $300 at the
StaLe UuiveYs'iy, f250 at David
soq, Wake Forest and Trinity,
and about 'the same amount &u
sach.schoo as Bingham, Horner
and Oak Ridge.
. North Carol: ia College is de
serving o' i be cordial support of
all our people because of wjiat it
is uu.uK ior me eaucawon our ;
young men. Let no man make
the mistake of supposingthat the
work at North Carol Ina College
is nob up to standard, because
only about one half what they 1
a g fccooo'. and co.ee, 1 Jee ;
competeuito adv!;ie p.eaU.to!
sejdtuer s6as to th-s scubo .
As I be lo o g to th e P esb r t e .
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chu cb, lam sn.e.1 sl.nob be
cnargea w iti park:ai y. .Tee'
woi'k of Craven a ad o'd Irmyi
k ,. , i. 1( . oi a wb'ue marked lad v.
sov t jo poor boys 's s, H "e't 11
ihiskale. The wo. k of Lulz He was caught ad fubyide?-audNo.-lh
Carolina College fojt-Bed, besrde h.ii-Jg coj'essed
the poor boys- has just begun, I the crime and a coosp'racy w'i i
but I give hl:n my hajd aud b'd
h'm God speed.
MorjiTSON H. Caldwell.
DK. LOVE'jr-OISOXC?. F0U-S.
Kcro WcniRii Coiijcssas tho Deed a'td
' It will be remoraber
t:;...tD:'.
JS Love, of C:-i Crave, Uiilca
county, was poiconed the last of
Augusc, together with several
others, all of whom survived but
the doctor, wl o i i"j;v c u .
after.
A 'phone message to the Char
lotte Observer says the mystery
has been solved and a negro wo
man,' the wife of Sam Nots, has
been arrested and has confessed
that she put poison on tomatoes
that they ate. She claims that
John Nots gave her tho poison
and .said that Mr. Vann Sikes, a
prpmmont white man', would give
five dollars to have it given to
.them. Mr. Sikes has been ar
rested and his trial was held late
Tuesday evenincr at Locust
Level, which is not connocted by
telephone.
It is believed that Mr. Sikes is
the victim of a tiegto conspiracy.
Fire FIrhfors LMr.hand.
It has not all gone as lovely as
wedding hells vith our reel and
hozt lire ligluers ana we are
sorry to learn" that a dissolution
currol Tuesday night. There
is a division of affinities and
wo learn that each faction will
tender to the mayor and . town
council their services when one
will probably 'bo chosen or, if
thought best, both may be ac
cepted'as two fire companies.
NEWS CULLINGS.
The Monroe Enquirer says:
"Mr.'J ;G Stamps, of Buford
townsh'p, lost a fine horse a few
days ago. The horse b:t a bunch
of grass a.id wh?le Us head was
down a boy, who was rid; ag it,
strhek the horse and it scumbled,
fell and broVe ifs neck."
John E Hudson, the president
of the American Eell Tephone
Company, d'ed suddenly at Bev
erlv, Mass., on last Monday;
A New York d'spaidh 6f the
2nd
says: In the municipal!
C0UIC - ;1 t4)day a resolution, for
the removal of the Dewey arch
was introduced and adopted.
There were 95 bales of cdtton !
price is 10.15.
IfO
BlO-.fif-Sli
hAs Womeu 1 cjod by A'abania
til'zen
. Ane':onameu WinScidlown-
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sed was burjed ai the. sL-.l.o ..L
. . Tl1flt1ni7
t . , t . ..
Zeb F'oyd, who was lynched "or
assault on the 3 xl oi: Senlembe.
According lo h's con "ess to a ii
was only the dealh of be
w.elches that srved. others from
:. rYuU. Ho eve a impVoaiod
others yet ) V.o;,.
Tiie who t'o n ' ' y ; i: ;v ed
out to hu it To ,v .' .a-Ki-ivs.d be
was traced w'uh b ood bourn's.
"... aeon t '.; bo d'r'.vu t'p
T7 ! "h vo' wvp" a ha't was
jj-.ibd aud a vote taken which
"avored bura'.ag. He was then
cliaioed io a stake and fuel r.n
pl'ed, .uo husbaod of" the v'ctim
appyiDg ibe maich. The wretch
ded a mosb ercruC'atljg death,
piercag ihe a around wi.h h;.s
unheeded cr'-es for mercv.
Powers Fallfn? Iito L,-e,Tn'iSccre' rj
JJay's Ch'aoso "oucj.
The appearances now indicate
an early adjusttnoatof difficulties
with China on the basis of Sec
retary .Hay's plans. It is sa.'d
that the powers will fall into
line.
China is proceeding to pur.'sh
the Prince Tjan ard olhor offici
als responsible "or the troubles.
Twentieth AnaivetHa;.
This be'ng the.twent'oth anni-
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versa:y oc cae iBa.rre o" Mv.
and Mrs. J P AlMson sy ce e:
braled it by going to Richmond,
visltiug the same points which
they, took on their bridal tour.
Prom there Mr. Al'ison goes to
purchase his fal ' stock of goods.
The alves't7 of the m.uy
brngs prosper" ;y to the few.
Orange Observer.
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A FRESH UNE OF
.Nice Candies,
ALSO NICE FRESH
Summer 'Cheese.
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C ami DypDy, and is better pre- O . vfv
pa ?l tbai eytr io Jiatiise. Ou-c'e?p.L JL f I Q film i .strn
iSJ do thoroupUy and we DVE: U S AH UMd
Bcteai'Dcaiiv.
OUR PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS :
Co!.j & Vest Cleaned and Pressed $ .13
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n Lift..
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A 1 Overcoat " . . 75 to '0(
'l6rf Skins
-s'D ed td r-"-jed
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Prices on any other a tkes no
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ivso "etneuoer
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25 oe- ce:u. o SlOcjnt 'sa-'
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oil h ri : i.
Concord Steam Lapitfi l DyeWoit;
BOY'S .CLOTHING. !
BOY'S CL01
Boys
We are making a great hit on boys
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Clothing. Special display of
Boye ' and Youths'
Winter Cloth in o-
tomorrow.
An extraordinary large
line and prices
a.ble. Parents
new
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You All Know About
The Man Behind the Gun!
We are also ready tor action in correct form witb steady aim, loaded
with all kinds of
Furniture and House Furnishings
to the muzzl". We go foith conquering arc! to conquer. -Cur 'oft
and ftAiox ? counts. We are in a position to do yoa good.
Oqrlinaoi .
Mahogo'nyr Birds Eye Maple arid' Golden Oak Suits
are beauties. Iron atd Brass Eedd are tLe ta'k of Hie icrtn, Yon,
oiJ't-caU for am hiig mde out Qf wood used )n tna i orse for
FurnitDfa tiat we Layen'fc ia the etcre. or on the vuy.
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Bell, arris & Co,
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