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JVEA Til Eli FOKECA S'A Show tTs to-nigti iue.-v'Jay LOCALS. Mr. Ira Miljot returned from Charlotte last night. . rsir. 'Paul Ivks returned to Gaston ia this morning. Dr. Paul Caldvell. returned to !Ne? Yorlc Suilay night. Mjss Lucy Magruder went to China Grove Sunday'evefning. Mr. W H Goldston, of Colum bia, S. C, spent Sunday here. .QThe cotton seed oil mill "will ins'ail a new electric plant this week. Mr. Mark Linker and Mr. Will Foil spent Sunday at Sossamon?s springs. .Dr, H C Herring and two daughters are spending the day at Newells. Miss Daisy Lirigle 'canue in Irorn Crescent this morning to .spe d the day. Mr. John Yorke spent Sunday iu the city and returned to Char 'iotte this morning. ' Mr. Henry Ritz is erecting his tent on the vacant lot next to W O Coleman's store. Mr. Gowan Dusenbury spent Sunday in the city with his fami ly and returned to Durham this morning. Mr. J Y Templeton, who has been visiting Mr. Junkin Reed, returned to his home at Moores ville this morning. The Misses Stafford, of Harris burg who have been visiting at Mrs. Caldwell Query's returned .home this morning. Mrs Percilla Dotsou of Mil ton who has been visiting Miss Shirley Montgomery returned homo this morning. Mr. Walter Bell and Miss Willie Pemberton, of Albemarle, spent Sunday in the city the guests of Dr. Pemberton. Miss Daisy Misenhcimer, of Charlotte, who has been visiting her'sister, Mrs. Arthur Pounds, returned home this morning. Misses Minnie B Templeton ar.J Ada Creswell, of Moores ville. are visiting at Mrs. Joel Reed's on North Union street. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II Cornel sou and little son left this morn ing for Orangeburg, S. C, to 'visit Mr. Cornelson's parents. Mr. Scales Blackburn has done quite a good amount of adver tising the Kite chewing tobacco in town,, The Kite is a high flyer. Dr. and Mrs. A B Goodman were in the city Saturday on their way to the home of Mrs. ..Goodman's parents Mr. and Mrs. iE GLipe, i ' "Mr. and Mrs. W R Cox and little daughter left; Saturday night for Salisbury for a few days vacation visiting Mrs. Cox's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cline and Miss v Bessie and Mr. Lewis Strieker spent Sunday in No. 9 township at Mr. Ransom Black welder's. Mr. and Mrs. Young Caldwell :and Miss Am ma Evans, dT Spar tenbury who have been v5siting at Mr., D A, Caldwell returned home this morning. Misses Pearl Fort, tf Greens boro, and Sumpter Thomas, of Columbia, will arrive in the city (.o-niarht on a visit to Miss Mary' ' V irgl uia Wads vvrth. 9 Last Thursday the lightning struck a tree under which were six head of cattl$ belonging to Mr. Daniel M Msose, of No. 7 township killing all of them. a Messrs. Sidney Barnhardt and 0 C Earnhardt Ifave resigned i thei plaes as .guards for th chain gang. The wages of guards have been reduced to 7 cents per day. i annual- - "r-nr imi'f"iif Master Charles Caton, son of 'Mr. June Caton. has diphtheria au mt, nuiue un .casi uepoi street.. . 0 . The house has been quaEliied.!barlo"twSaturd was a record uf t t ; ,V a u I breaker. TliO train that. if. was nurle, who has been 'veiling herhxlctd would carVf!! the ex mother. Mrs. MarHkrfJ in L .... ,.. , , , ; -"-"t " No. 10 township, rt turned hcunft .Su-Sav. 'actomnamed bv hef brother. Prof. S A Steward, a membet tff th6 faculty of the Trinity Park High School addressed the con gregation of Ep worth Methodist ;hurchSuuday. He left for Char lotte this morning. Mrs. TH Barringer; who has been spending a week, here with her parents, returned to Char lotte this morning. She was ac companied oy her brother, Mas ter Lewis Wallace. . Mr. and Mrs. J C Smith, of New London, were, in the city Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P M Miseuheimer. Tltey are visiting relatives in No. 8 township before returning home. Miss Helen Buck returned from Greensboro Saturday night accompanied by her friends Misses Eula Adams,. Sadie Dick and Lake Stafford. She will give a house party this week to these and other friends. T'he work of repairing the Cleaver Club building, prepara tory to the moving in of the Colony Company began this morning. A new floor is being put down, and partition built and the walls papered. Mrs. E C Misenheimer and Misses Dora and Ruth Moser re turned from Charlotte Sunday evening, having stayed over from the excursion Saturday. The latter two are the guests of their sister, Mrs. P M Misen heimer. A Pretty Eose Freak. Our thanics are tendered to Mrs. J E Smoot for a curious beauty in form of a flower. She has a cream rose now in bloom and to her surprise on Saturday sho saw one Jlower whose petals wore of cream color on one sido and of a beautiful red on the other, the llower being about half and half of each color. Sho has no way of accounting for the pretty freak. There is no red rose standing near it. Sho would be delighted, however, if the bush were to go into the hab it of producing variegated roses. Stanly Polities. In Stanly county Saturday Mr. S H Milton defeated J M Brown, Esq., at the Democratic primar ies for senator of the twenty -fourth district by 81 votes, and Mr. J R Price, a young attorney of Albemarle, received the nomi nation for ' the lower house', de feating Mr. ME Blalock, the present representative. There were three candidates for sheriff and a second primary will' have to be held, as neither received the majority of the vote. The Child Follows Mother and Brother, The infant child of Mr. J W Johnson died on Saturday at his home on West Depot street. It was but six weeks, old. Mr. Johnson left for Pelzer, S. C, i on Sunday with tile remains i whole it will bo remembered th.t he took those of his wife fibotJt; one montti go and but ashorti hi'ie before his lyear old sontj It is truly a subject of heart j bleeding sadness to Yi'a and to tl&fc sympathetic that shfire the grief of this seridi of afflictions. j Saturdays Excursion. The Lexington excursion to uursiouibis was iuii uetore u reached Salisbury ami it dashed through loaded , d returned an as soon as possible. There viovo, about 300 wanting to go froin Concord; and probably. 200 of of them did go. 150 tickets were sold heie and many boardfcd the train lacking tickets. To 'Compensate for waiting they boarded the train when it returned from Charlotte and rode to Salisbury and buck' in the bargain, making more than 80 miles of ridihg for the 50 cents. It was found that 1800 people were in this excursion and at Charlotte the spirit of enjoyment was manifested by ridiug' in the street cars and taking in the Queen city. It was almost 2 o'clock Saturday night when they returned home and all seemed entirely satisfied with the day's enjoyment. ... OUR . . . PREMIUM OFFERS. THE CONDITIONS of the following are that ono dollar mustbecollcted on each subscription, cither daily or weekly, and wo will receipt (for same. For Fifty Now Subscribers. We will give a Lady's or Cents 20-Year Gold Watch, case the very best make, littedwith El gin or Waltham, quick train, straight line escapement, ex posed pallets, compensating balance, Brequet hair spring, polished oval steel regulator, jd nickel index, dust ring and! damaskeened plates. Value $18.00. For Thirty-Five Subscribers We will give a Lady's or Gents Gold Filled Watch. Open face, plain or engine turned case, fitted with Elgin or Waltham movement. Value 12.50. For Twenty-Five Subecribers We will give one Lady's solid silver, open face watch, case filled, with New England quick g j Irain mnv,jm(inf with V n 11 r B monogram handsomely o n graved on back of case, and a solid Silver Chatelaine Pin. Value $7.50. 1 For Tweuty Subscribers We will give one-half dozen (each) Knives and Forks, Rog ers best make, 12 dwt. Value $5.00. i for i'ifteen Subscribers We will 'give a handsome 8-day Clock. First-class brass move menf in handsome engraved B oak case. Value 4.00. For leu Subscribers We will give one pair of hand somely chased, Roman finish Solid Gold Cuif Buttons, for lady or gent. Value 2.50. For FivetfSubribe s. We will give one Pearl Handle j Penholder,filled with best golJ j pen point. ' v alue 1.50: t "TTrmiirnr w f mtuM mtm. . Ottawa FOR OVER SIXTY EARS Aire. Wiuelow'a BooUiicg Syrup has been used for ov lior.3of B0tje; whnttoething, w been used for over sixty years by mil-i ers for their children witlrjerfet bucss. It ! booh the chid, softens the game, 11 pain, cures win!! coho, and w the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve tbe poor little Batterer immed lately. Sold by dnfggists inevery uurt tho iri.t,T1fT,n ,,., it. tie. Be 6nre.nd ssfc tor ''Mrs. Win dows Swothintr 8vrap..and. take no titWr kind FtfU SHERIFF. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY self a capdidate for the office of Sheriff .for Cabarrus county, subject to. the action of the Dem ocraticpominating primaries and convention. Jas. F. Harris. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY self a candidate for the office of Sheriff for Cabarrus county, subject to the action of the Dem ocratic nominating convention. L McKey Morrison I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY self a candidate for the office of Sheriff for Cabarrus county, subject to the action of the Dem ocratic nominating convention. R Will, Johnson. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY self a candidate for the office of Sheriff for Cabarrus county, subject to the action of the Dem ocratic nominating convention. Jno. B. Caldwell. To the Voters of Cabarrus County: I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Cabarrus county, subject to the action of the Democratic nominating convention. Respectfully, C. A. Isknhour. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY I self a candidate for tho-office of Sheriff for Cabarrus county subjoct to the action of the Dem ocratic nominating convention. James L. Lefler. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY solf a candidate for the office of Treasurer, of Cabarrus coun ty, 'subject to the Democratic: nominating con von tion. C. D. Roumxs J HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY I self a candidate for v elec tion to the office of Treasnn i of Cabarrus county, subject lo the Democrotic nominating conven tion. C W. Swink. FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY self a candidate for re-election to the office of Register of Deeds for Cabarrus County sub- jjecttotbe Democratic nominat ing convention. W. Reece Johnson. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY 1 self a candidate for the office of Register of Deeds for Cabar rus county subject to the Demo cratic nominating convention. ' Jno. H. Lono. FOR COTTON WEIGHER. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY I self a candidate for re-election to the office of Cotton Weigher, for Cabarrus county ! subject to the Democratic nomi nating convention. ; Jno. W. Propst. FOR CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY I self a candidate for re elec tion to the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Cabarrus county, subject to the action of ii., . i the uomocr4auc primaries aim nominating convention. i Jno. M. Cook. FOR THE STATE SENATE. j I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY j I self a candidate for r&eiec 'tion to the State Senate trom ; Cabarus county to the next j Genera Assembly, subject to Uhe D?mocratic nominating c(i ;veution. With gratitude for 'past honors and a sense of faith ful services rendered, I am most respectfully, H C McAll?sier MOUMCEIVIENTS, StiJl Opposite St. Cloml j nn 1 Before moving into our rew quarters we want to have a genuine cleaning up. The goods must go and we should think it would be in teresting to you. How about Towels, 14x30, at 5c each. And then the Terry Cloth for Toweling at 17i cents a pound. Towel buyers should take advantage of this opportunity and lay in a supply. Before starting to the mountains just look through your wardrobe and see what is lacking. Handkerchiefs Collars Hosiery Belts and Ladies Furnishings, Pa rasols should interest you, es pecially at the price we are moving them. " -All the fancy ones at cost. They are this season's goods and the style and color is what you want. 'We still have some good bargains in Hosiery. Cannon & Fetzer Co. Still Opposite St. Cloud Hotel !
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