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o .1 t 1 TC&'A' 8a It H 51 IB- II ill, I El Pk;cf...$-J.OO per year ONCOUD, N. 0. SATURDAY. SEPT. 6, 1002. SlftGUJ COPY 5 CENTS if m Efi n rsi S3 m l-m-SIJJEM NTAKTS SOUTlI. JV!y Is r-mcficiilly the Sur-io That Ac cmp:nun!,Ilini Tliro' New England. Oy.rr-Bay ficpt. T). The 1 President and hi 3 p"rty left "aboaid t'io Sylph, at 9:20 this joining, ant! .will board :t Penn syrvania train at Jersey' City at 1:1 1 to g to "CVashin'gto,i, from where ho begins his Southern trip. ' . lne i-resijcnt .is ennymg a pictifre.-que face into the South land, fhe discoloration horn the terrible bump received .being at its blackest starve today. From now on it. will iniprovo rapidly, and the swelling in Ids" jaw has somewhat gone down. Secretary Cortolyou is coming arouLj nicely, and, 'barring a cuii on the nos;. he js looking and feeling as well as evtr. tThc President's party for the outh is practicably tfie, same as went through New Fagland. li..furr leading Oysler Pay the llrfs.-lm-,t directed that n ljand sorne orU rea th bo sjnt to Chicago, to hv' placed upon the cGiu of "Willia. run;, -who lost his life in the nocidont at . Pitts iield, which crr.no nenr ending the life of the Vrt ,id"eut. Yt!stikhi a Rich T, 'an fir Deer Judge Stores Kill.wi Him. New York. Sept. 5. Tl. body hi Major Chas. A Srrylltj, the millionaire preside:: t of the Na tional Licorice Co , who was ac cidentally shot and killed by his friend, .Lidge C 13 Store.-, near Pi hie Mountain Lake yesterday, is on its wayto New YoH;. With the body a.ro Mrs. Smylie, .Judge and Mrs. Stores and a brother of the Two jn .? is ii.'vir'y f 'antic witii grWif He mif-took S my lie o- v deer r.ud fired, the oullet ikir:; maior i'i the head, killing Inconstantly. A Hal oury sprc.a! vi e 5 th says: clock 4 tho Chariots "'-. -v Fir.fbioke oui a 12 to-niht in :he wa? rt n,n: fo of the Salisbury CoHcm M i : an iron-clad building, ab'jui. 'Wo feet from the main building. The alarm was communicated by a passenger on No. 10, on.:- f the late trains, who saw the -beginning of the lire. The U rumen turrijcl cut promptly nuJ. put foar streamy to playing upou tho ilames. The building was utter ly destroyed within loss tlva an lour, nt the firo wn.9 'jo.;ess fully kept from sprendiij;r to a large pile of fire wood immedi ately adjoining and thence to the mill building. Tho loss is be- tveeu. 6-1,000 And 3,000, covared b; insarauce. Mr. C. !". Krimmingor brought i:i H.i eg ; today (Saturday) that ;s rralza- on i of the order tLu the en aop'.s The EiitertAinmfntMViifflv Mt J - -r TJiat was a very pleasant, en tertain merrff by. .the. Children of the Confederacy Eriday night. I The sweet little misses repre senting the various flowers but somewhat .resembling stilled birds swinging their daintylittle limbs so gracefully to musical time made a charming picture. The parts were all well per formed save the. calcium lights that seemed a little out of humor. The tablaux were .very prettyJ but were at some disadvantage on.accoun't of the lights. Miss Patterson's melo'dious voice harmonized to a rare de gree with Mr. Violo's violin and the piano was touched by skilful hands. Miss Allison's perform ances were, enjoyed very much and Miss Young always touches an audience with delight as she sweeps .the keys of the piano. The, male quartette was en cored so vigorously that it was clear that the program could nofc go on without more of. "My Old Kentucky Home." Mrs. L D Coltrane the princi pal trainer is to be congratulated on her success. . . The. entertainment was right Well patronized and the proceeds are gratifying. They sum up to 852.00. ft W mm To Extend the Southern. The Murphy branch of the Southern is to be extended. .This of all business. This act is con line is out from Asheville and is'strued to mean that all public 123 miles long. According to present plans the road will be carried on from Bushnell down the little Tennessee river to Maryville, about 60 jniles. It is authoratively stated'by the man- agement of this road tlvat their ultimate intention Is, when this Murphy extension is finished, to push a line through Rabun Gap into Eastern Georgia and West ern South" Carolina, making a short connection with the South ern's other lines in theae States from tho coal fields. Tavo corps of engineers are already engaged at work on this extension. A short cut of this kind into the I coal fields would save Southern railway thousands of dollars monthly in haulage, employees, etc. A project of this kind has long been in contemplation by officials of the road audits build ing may be looked forward to With certainty. Asheville Citizen. Self Protection. demands that you be on the aWt to see th?u you get Pain kilnr (Perry Davis'), when yon ask for it; some dealers will try and persuade you to take something else, claimed to be just as good; insist upon getting Painkiller, the remedy which has been the world's family doctor for 60 years; it never fails to stop diarrhoea, griping pains in the stomacn or ooweis, bottles n vspiiterv. etc. uaic .Unelc at Central Methodist Church To morrow. A special feature of the exer cies at Central Methodist church in connection with opening the new 'church will be the music. An atiractsivo program has been arr anged by the organist. The choif will-be composed of Misses Adah Cravon, Irma Kimmons, Janie Patterson, Lidie Smith Elma Cole, Mre. E T Boykin and Messrs. F B McKinnie, John D Hatchett, Paul Betts, L Z Gor don and U M Barrow. For the sorvlces tonight Misses Adah Craven and Janie Patter son and Mr. J D Uatchett are the soloists. Tomorrow morning the full choir will render a chorus. Tho Meek Will lie Guide in Judg ment, and as an onWtory, Mr. Hatchett and Miss Craven will Dibble's""Rock of Ages." At the evening service tomor row Messrs. Hatchett and Betts and Misses Craven and Smith will sing a beautiful quartoete, and as an offertory Misses Cole, Craven and Smith will render a trio, "Ho Shall Give His Angels ; Charge Over Thee," unaccom- fnnnipd. 1 Saturday Half-Holiday. The legislature passed at its recent session, a law making Saturday after 12 o'clock noon, a half-holiday as to transaction officials in thu state may sus pend business on Saturday after- j noons. We would bo glad to see it apply to all kinds of business. We have often noticed in cities of the noi t'i that on Saturday , evenings all worn of every char- acter is suspended. You can see an irmy of day laborers going tr their homes at midday Saturday, and tho evening is spent in recreation. In many, parts of the country it is also tin case on the farm.. It !s not only Qlhcc people who need this re creation, but every workingman aud every workingwoman would be the better for this half-holiday, and we believe it would 'conduce to the better observance of the Sabbath day also. By alW means let us have this half hoii-1 dr v universally accepted . There I drudsrerv from Mon-j day morning to Saturday mid- day. Let the grind cease, Rockbridge County News. A Sal Disappointment Ineffective liver me.d;cir.e :s a disappointment, but you don't . want to purge, strain and break . the elands of the stomach and j hnwols. DeWitt's Little Early! Risers never disappoint. They cleanse the system of all poison and putrid matter and do it so entiy that one enjoys the pleas ant effects. They are a tonic to tim livfir. Cure biliousness, tor pid liver and prevent fever. Gib- cn-r, TlM1T Str!"R. The Last CaH.ori Wrap . pers arid White Shirt Affer our heavy summer's selling there yet nemains r "number of Wrappers and yhite Shirt Waists that must be, sold. Xfh do hot care to carry over any mer chandise wba'tevor and to this end we've fixed the prices: All 75c, 98c and 1.25 ready-made wrappers will be closed out'at . The 60c Wrappers at 1.25 and 1.50 Shirt Waists in white, special 98e The 98c White Shirt Another Car of Kingand Elmo and if you want a Hange nothing like the Liberty. Pictures not by the car, neither by the dozen, but by thp hundred, just in. . If you want to see the Inmd- somest lint! ever shown in Concord now is your time. . and the prices woll, they are distressingly Ioav. Everything' bought before, the advance and our cus- turners reap the benefits. Call and see us. , Bell Harris Furniture Comp -r.:z ..TO Anrt MA??1" farm mm j a an: the bt r-t I h : t :. : I'i'j.' JVoui ,,vei'il : ili'.'s ar.l of stroiv.: ci-.i:ili' ijf. It :m vc; -il.iaiiiotl - m: ! impur : niauatin; ':.q;it liint if vn-i il'irf to ttcurii tO'td sunvls anil j.''-"."'. crcpf. to purchase the highest P'-'i'le S-ml: !. -inable. ; i Thin vou can uiway go oy por !f2 rlirvj.-u- Voof.V. '-Tr-cr flsrk Krand" of Farm beeus. Wood's Fall Cataio-ue tells all about Vegetable nml Farm Seeds for Fail Planting, Seed Wheat. Oats, Rye, Barley, Vetches, Crass and Clover Seeds, etc. Write for Fall Catalogue and prices of any Seeds desired. T. W. WOOD & SONS Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va. WAISTS . . . . 50c. half price, only 25c Waists unly 75c Star Leader, Iron Stoves To The Farmer Selling the first bale ot new cot ton this year I will give as ; piemium an IS size Elgin oi Waltham Watch, seven jewol trovement, cut expansion balance uheel and brigvet hair spring. Warranted a good time keepe.v in every respect. Fitted in au Op v;i pMcchcrMW-Hack and Bezel S:M'erw:.re Dust Proof Case. The watch can be seen at my store at any time. W. C. Correll, Leading Jeweler, Dr. H. C. Herring. (DENTIST) Is now on the ground floor in the Litaker Building. ' Sai. It. very much re-a- instead of an egg. 25 and 50 cents. 3UU J-'i "rj w
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