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JONCCUID, N. CJ. WEDNESDAY. AUG. 13, 1902.
Single cca-y 5cj!nts
YETEUA.NS I AXNUAI MEET1F0.
Camp No. 212 lie-elects Old Ollicers aiid
Have ati Uor of Business and Pleas
nre. . t
Camp No. 212 United Confed
erate Veterans met in tjie court
house at 10 a. m., August 12.
.1902, Capt II B Parks' in the
;hair. ChaplajniSimpson led in
prayer.
The minutes oi the former reg
vlar meeting were read and ap
proved. A motion prevailed to re elect
officers for tne ensuing year
who are as follows:
Captain Commander H B Parks,
First Lieut., 'G E Ritchie;
Second Lieut., C A Pitts; Third
Lieut., S R Andrews; Adjutant,
VI M Gillon; Sec. and Treasurer,
The Veterans' Sbywtiiig Sport.
' According to announcement
the veterans of Camp No. 212 en
gaged in a shoot Tuesday.
Springfiekd rifles were used with
the regulation cartridge.
The target was set in a gulley
near the old Presbyteritui grave
yard and the marksmen stoou. on
the' hill side beiow the Presby
terian church.
, The best shot secured trans
portal ion to and from the Greens
boro reunion.
It was surprising how inter
esting the sport became and how
much better the men could handle
the guns than they expected;
There was probably not a shot
that went wider of t tic mark than
i
the breadth of a man while if
Dimte at Hot Springs in Honor of 31 Iss
'aiiii;Mi, t Concord'.
One of the most delightful of
the social events of. this summer
at the Mouutaiu Park Hotel was
a mid-summer hop given Satur
day evening last by Mr. GrUtim
Andrews, of Raleigh, compli
mentary to Miss Mary Ella Can
non, of Concord, the charming
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
AV Cannon. TIip largo ball room
of the Mountain Park was at
tractively decorated, every
available place boing tilled with
roses and flowers, thus forming
an artistic background for the
handsomely-gowned women. A
march opened th dance, fellow
ed nf alternate order by a waltz
and two-step. - Toward the
midnight, when the guests re
gretfully dispersed. Miss Mary
lleunioH of Co. II. 7ih Regiment.
! Company H. Tth'N. C Regi
Ella Cannon wore a white point j ment will meet in.annt?al reunion
d'esprit trimmed with pink. Sho'at Rocky River church on Tues.
is a . graceful dancer and 1 . -1
winning manlier charmed every
one. Hot Springs Special uf
11th, to Charlotte Observer..
J D Barmer; Color Rearer, D W i the target had been a man 13 of m;,jie Gf the evening, after
Moore; Sponsor, Luiu J Harris; ' the 21 shots would have hit him. 'going through some graceful
Se'g't. Maj., J L Peck; Quarter! The shots stood in the follow- j figures, the-guests were d upon
Master:.,! I Staord; Coihmis- ing order: -jllie stage, which had Weu beauti
,sary, W M VYeddington; Chap- ROS Miller, distance from jfuy anj tastefully arranged,
lain, Rev. J Simpson; Surgeon, ' center 1 inch; PM Faggart 2, wner0 a collation was served.
W H Lilly, M. D. ; Assistaut Sur-' G E Ritchie 3. D A Caldwell 4f, jDancing was continued until
.-'-on, L M Archey, M. D.; His-'George Rice 5, P A Cress 5k, T - -
ormn. Col. P B Means. iS Shinn 7i DA Caldwell for;
Executive Committee 11 B Daniel Haathcock 71, J D Barrier
Parks, M M Gillon, D A Cald-'si, Cul Day vault 9. W M Wed-
Mrs. FannlM Ili'lUg Dead.,
Mrs. Fanrio Deilig. widow of
Mr. Michael Heilig, died at the j
homo of her father, Mr. --Adam.j
M Brown near Salisbjry early J
Tuesday inurnLng. She was a j
sist(.'.--of Editor N and Messrs.
Charles and Henderson Brown,
of Salisbury and was greatly be
Joved for her excellent traits of
character.
She 'was J5 years old and left
two -small children. She u as
day. the 2nd day of September,
1902. It is desired that all sur
viving members be present in
order to arrange and formulate
a connected historical sketch of
this Company during the great
war.
J L Stafford,
S W White,
8-28 Committee.
Look IMoiisiuit, Phase.
Photographer C C Harlan, of
Eaton, O., can do so now. th.. j.-li
for years he couk'n'-, hec mw- he.
suffered untold ny lio;.;i iho
worst form of indigestion. All
physicians and medicine :tied
to help him till In "iVi! i"; .ctrc
Bitters, which wor!:eil sum won-
buried at St. Paul's church today! dors for him tlv he ' Mares
Uiey area goust ;ki u .-ut.erer.s
m:.-1 .: much
.. ri' ! 1 e.'! sos
, ; e r it nd i id
. :.ci v new
svstfii. Trv
(Wednesday.)
Misses Ada Creswell and Min
nie Tompleton, w!io have been
visiting Mrs. .Joel R nd r -jturned
to Moorosville, their home, Tuesday.
troin dyspepsia
troubles. IJnrival.
of the St jmach, 1
neys, they r.nilu u;
life to the whol')
them. Only 50c. Guyr-iuteed by
P H Petzt-r, druirgisst.
ell.
'dington 9J, D W Moore 11, Chas.
n r n
IIS 11
m ft m
Col. Means again reported t hi t Day vault 11 The rest missed:
the matter of supplying him with j the card board, which was 22x28
historic data had been "neglected inches by a small space. i
r d urged that the matter be at-1 After the veterans had finished j i "" H E PERIOD IN WHICH WHITE GOODS FOR IMMEDU
loaded to this year. j Capt. Q E Smith and Dr. Archey
The beautiful banner was by request each took a shot 'to
li ghtly defaced when shipped ' represent the younger soldiery, j
originally and Miss Fannie
Young recently restored its
beauty by repainting the dam
aged parts. This act inspired
the following which was adopted
by the Camp.
"Resolved, By Camp 212 U.
C. V., thjs day assembled that'
wo tender to Miss Fannie Young
our sincere thanks for her , kind
kindness in renewing the paint
ing on our beautiful banner.
Tiiis act we deem an offering to
i h 3 cause so dear to. our hearts
ird so nobly embraced by the
Daughters' of the Confederacy
of which she is an honored mem
bor."
Upon inquiry it was found tha
About forty or more veterans
would go into camp at Greens
boro.
It was determined to leave
Concord on No3G north bound
train on the 19th.
The meeting then adjourned
til . the 2nd Tuesday in August
1903.
The former came within 3
inches of the center and tho
latter within 8$ inches.
The proceeds at 10 cents a shot
were 12.10 and therefore there
will be 65 cents net for the
treasury of the camp.
ATE USE CAN BE PURCHASED AT A SMALL PRICE.
Two Wee ks August n to 23rd.
?Tfrged Apple.
Mr. Donald Walker placed a
twin apple on ou desk Tuesday
that is quite unusual in that it is
t wo apples on two stems uniied
in one to see it from one view
point but ftcjm another it is one
apple wit'oflt even a crease iu4
tho peal. It is completely merged.
That t'reeis in he merger move
ment. '
Kluttz vh. liluckburu.
Hon. Theo. F .Kluttz, who two
weeks ago wrote to Hon. Spen
cer Blackburn, the Republican
nominee for Congress in this
district, inciting him to hold a
joint discussion, has not received
a reply? but he saw Mr. Black
burn personally this morning
and talked with him with refer
ence to the challenge. Mr.
Blackburn replied that he had
not had the opportune to take
tnejnatter up but would do soon
his return home.
Unless an answer is received
to his challenge shortly Mr.
Kluttz will make up his list of
appointments and campaign the
district smglehanded. It is be
lieved his majority over Black
will be at least 2,000 Salisbury
Sun, 12th.
The Summer Season
is full of dangers particularly
for the children, who not know
ing the result of eating unripe
fruit indulge themselves, with
the usual griping pains in the
stccnach as a consequence;
mothers shouM have on hand at
all times a bottie of Painkiller
Perrv Davis) which will at once
relieve thesufferer; it fs a safe,
simple remedy and it should be
kept n every house. Large
booties 25 ijnd 50 cents.
2,000 yards quilt lining, ,
wall covering, etc., 30 &
30 inches wide, per yd 2c
500 ynrds of good heavy
honey comb toweling, will
make a lowel a yard long,
per yard 2ic
40 bolts 61c apron ging
hams, all colors, sale
price 5c
Some short pieces of lace
stripe white goods greatly
reduced in price
White satin ribbon 5
inches wide, value 40c,
sale price, per yd 25c
All colors, in spool rib
bons, per yard lc
New lot of No. 4 silk
neck ribbons, per yd 10c
Ladies golf hats, form
erly 98c, now 50c
You will find some things
in our shoe department.
$1.50 while shirtwaists,
perfect tittJng.cut price 98c
All 50c shirtwaists cut
to 25c and the 25c waists
are now i;c
Going out of the win
dow shade business. Take
I tn u ,1 i)r. n ,1
c (Jul O'Ji' Mitim-:? ivi auu
10 felt shades complete
on rollevs 10c
WHAT JS A RED LET
tcr sale ? It is simply
this the mark down rod pencil
has been used quite freely.
After handling lare quanti
ties of merchandise, as we did
during July, we find odds and
ends and stragglers in each de
partment New purchases have
been made, too, and a bright lot
of specials are now piled high
on counters and shelving that
will make this a very interest
ing sale and one long to be re
membered No merchant is in
business for his health, nor is it
his chief ambition to loose
money, yet there are times when
to do so is good business. This
is one of those times. Kead on:
$1.25 and 08' wrappers,
all colors, cut pneo
75c
Almost everybody remembers what
a tremendous value giving pants sale
we had in July." Now the stragglers
are bunched together at prices that
will carry them out in short order.
Prices in this sal 3 run like this
Long waist pertect fitting trousers,
pure worsted, finely finished and lvur.y
buttons, good value at 5.00, red let
ter price 2.50
Trousers that sold as bargains at 2.( aiy
now priced 1.50. 1.5( and. 1.75 pants, red
letter pri 9Sc
75c and 'jScpants, some with two hip pock
ets, cut price 5Uc
This summer's coats you can
buy at almost ialf.
88 and 75c wrappers,
good value at. mis price,
reduced to 59c
All 49c wrappers ou!y 33c
Some short hntt s in
silk ginghams, n colors,
worth 19c, cuf pi ice 10c
Black unfinM .(?. -'!-:re,
10 inches wide, ood value
at 50c. red letter price 39c.
2 pieces black melrose,
the 75c kind. 40 inches
wide, reduced to 59c.
A good heavy piece of
Sicilian, 43 inches wide,
former price 98c, to make
a quick seller GSc
1 piece of black storm
serge, 42 inches widp, re
duced from 50 to
38c
Mystial cloth, just the
thing for tucked skirts,
cut irorn au io jc
MelrOse, tho 98c quali
ty, reduCed to Gp
A good piece of Mohair
reduced to
A piocp o: !yavybfr
F.vtc?, 45 inches wide, 75c
quality, to be cloti out
at :jf
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