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ofmterestt6
ALL OF OUR READERS;
This is certainly
niarket for beans . : Hardly a
store is without quantities of
the large, fat kidney beams; J
both white and pink.' . They
are certainly some eats.
Mrs. Annie, wife of Abso
lem Oress, is quite ill with
Bright's ' disease. Her s re
covery is doubtful. She
iiveB about two and a half
miles east of China Grovel
Rev. J. H. Keller will leave
Monday night to visit in
Pennsylvania and attend the
Potomac Synod of. the Re
formed Church at Frederick,
Md. , and will be gone about
all next week. i
. Clarence Sloop has accept
ed a position in ,the grocery
Btore of J, F. McCJraw at
Mooresville and left Monday
to take up his duties. . -
The erection of the ; big
50,000 gallon steel water tank
for the Patterson Mariuf act
uring Company will probably
be completed ' this week.
This big tank takes its place
as one of the landmarks of
the community and looks
perfectly natural surrounded
by the mill buildings as it is.
Deacon Sechler attended a
corn 3 b ticking ' at . Robert
Sechler'slVednesday
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' Brown periSatuTday; night
and Sunday with their aunts,
Mrs. H. P . Ly erly and Ro sa
G. Prot'st, near Union E. L.
Church. They had a pleas
ant visit
J. L. Holshouser has a
sweet potatoes which' he
raised. It is 21 inches long.
Mrs. M. J. Sloop spent
Sunday in Statesville visit -ing
her sister, Mrs. Beam
hard t.. who is quite ill.
Mrs. jane Caldwell, of
Albemarle, and Mrs. Bettie
Crump, of Jerusalem, Davie
County, came in yesterday
morning to. visit Mr. and
Mrs. W. J.'Swink.
J. L. Bogtian took the fol
lowing ladies to Mt. Pleass
ant in his automobile yester
day evening: ' Mrs. J. . A.
Thorn, Miss Ruth Thorn, Mrs.
W. B . Lasley, and stopping
at Concord they were joined
by Mrs. B. M. Gillon.
Miss Ada Stirewalt, of Mt.
Pleasant, spent Friday, Sai
urday and Sutiday here with
her father. , : ': -
Miss Hnie Uupdman came
in yesterday morning after
visiting at a point south of
here. v - " ' ; ;
yv . M. Ramsaur, wno is
t'he southern traveling secret
tary for the1 Student Volun
teer Movement, spent Wed
nesday here with his parents.
Jas. N. Dayvault was in
Salisbury yesterday on busi
ness, ry;
. Miss Mary Wood McKen-
zie and Pi of. T. M Ramsaur,
of Salisbury, spent Wednes
day night at Dr. and Mrs. G.
A. Ramsaur's.
Mrs. R. H. Templeton and
W. H. Templeton of Holly
Springs, spent Sunday, and
Monday at Dr. and Mrs. G.
, A. Ramsaur's. . V
. . Miss Mira Sumner, of
ILincolnton, and Miss Mary
j. Wood McKenzie, - of Salis
bury, spent several day s here
f recently with their, friend
1 2i8S Nannette Rainsaur .
I FL A: Fwinfirman has been
keptahome for severaldays
witfc an? attackipf .appendi
Thbs. Thompson, manager
of rOorriher "&" Carpenter
Company 8 store, ; spent : yes
terday ; V in Mooresville J on
business. , ' t-. y " . -
Witih a few more : c(ays of
pretty; weather the bric
work on : Dr. Swaringen's
newldroig store and- Black
welder &RitcWeVstorew
be cbmpleteH The workmen
are near ine iop.-r ' ( - - ;i
Mrs. C. Cauble and daugh
ter, after ebending several
days at Rev; and Mrs, H. H.
Robl)ins, left yesterday for
her home. Mrs. bobbins ac-
companied them and t return-
ed in the evening. : d. X
Mrs! Will Carter was quite
ill Wednesday night with an
attack of acute ibdigestion.
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: Edith, the little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. . R. - rM.
Ritchie is on the sick listthis
week. She seems to have an
attack of malarial fever.
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sXJstmnisinahury
adtia being treated at the
sanatorium for; stomach Jrou-
ble HisGmany friends hope
to see him out soon
Lud Silt at Knupills Usafij.
The sale of the rial esi
of
the late L. F. Roders at
poliswMSbeldf
jtftconer!
8allbury. It wc sold s lots and
4han as whol-an4 biougbt more
as a whole. ;' The raccessfal bid
der was Dr. Boyett, of Kanna-
polis. This land waa sold by
Jas t N. Dayvault. the adminis
trator of Mr- Rodgers, as eom
misiioner. We andferitand that
it. brought a fair price, but the
sale will stand open ten days for
a ten per cent, increased bid and
there is some talk indicating that
this will be done. .
ecptrnce Lectin la Tn a Bill.
: Rev. O. L. Springfield, assistant
superintendent of the-Koith Caro-
ina AntiSaloon League, baa ar-
raneed to deliver . an address in
the town hall Tuesday night, Oo
tober 28 th. Ht will talk on the
snbject of temperance and make
specialty " of explaining the
search anil seizure law and the
Webb law. Rev: 8tringfield u an
able speaker and will handle these
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estmg manner. Make it a point
to hear ye him..
Cacuaoiloa Serrici Ptatasaed. . -
The oommunioa . service that
was to have been held last Sun
day, owing, to the' inclemeoy of
the weather, waa postponed k until
the first Sunday in November.
which will be the 2nd , day of the
month. . At. which time a class
will be received . by confirmation.
There will be a sermon by Rev; J.
H. Keller, the pastor.
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ReSOlltiOBS BJ tal ; FfiSrtl QtfXllsrjr COB-
fareacB sl Colsa 6rcti GUirgl.
Whereas, God has seen fit in his
wise providence to permit brother
Onas. A. Sides, to be removed
from the ohurch militant, to i tbo
church triumphant,
Therefore be it resolved that we
in the fourth quarterly conference
assembled express nnr esteem and
appreciation . of bis faithful ser
vice as a steward of this chdrob.
1 Also, ur high regards for bis
Christian life nd devotion to his
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That we hereby assure his wife
and children Athat they ayiour
sympathy ind prayers.; - .iV-c. r-r'
- That a copy of these resolution s
bei spread on otir minutes:
a copy aenl t J biswifp
lishedin the Row3ul
and
the Christian Advooato;
H. M- BxRNLaBDT,
A. t. Bost. . .
SRKBOsmi mayor;
Oaf Tuwa GoierBasflt Isnst Stnrghteneil
: Lftife week theW wM in element
of anaertatintyibntnr jnonioi
pl iff tin and ibont . ever jrbody
was. more or leis intereaiein iHd
ontooma. L Mi v QiUon, tb9
reoentiy eleoled mayor and aeore
tary of ; the prior adminiitrat ion
bad movitolUnnapon8 tod
bid failed to tnra in hia report ai
lecretary io the new admin iBtra
tion nor ad be iteligned. Mr.
Critlpn taw no aeoeisity f or burry
and wa-merely Ukiag hit time
to get thingi in proper ; shape or
evering hia donnaotion with the
town'a aff aiiri illon nai
mada a aplendid v ofBoial. was a
good citizen and ? it waa with
. n . hiu Jnt tinn lAtVA
here bit havingi secured; a de-
1 petition as bookkeeper in
the big ootton mill at Kannapolis
he felt his acceptance , was more
desirable. : : ,
There was ameetmg ot the
town aldermen Monday night and
Mr. Gillon was present, submit,
ted his report of the former ad
ministration, whioh was in good
shape and perfeotly satisfactory,
and tendered his resignation,
which was accepted. The board
wentint0 tetectioniof a
8aoceBlor fttld tho choice fell on
Wb Russell Bostian. a splendid
VOnns man and a member of the
board. He aocepted and
been sworn in. This left', a
oanoy in the board which;
has"
was
soon filled by the election of -J
8wink, one of tha town's lead?
ing citizens. nothec item men
tioned last week; that was - com
mon talk "on the street, ' was to
tbaffentaij 0iM
onr oSief of police, had not- been
sworn ixu This seems to have
been a mistake, - at least Mr.
-Kimball Says that he was sworn
in on July 15th, bnt served about
thirty days prior to this.
This sets the whole thing
straight and our town is now in
good hands and is going ahead
just as fast as conditions will
permit.
A'Bsrglir Alans.
F. W. fiost and P. B. Gobel are
making arrangements to' pat their
patent burglar alarm on the market
They have had several miniature
samples made for the use of their
salesmen and are preparing to
have on exhibit at the Albemarle
fair next week, Ootober 29th, 80th
and 81st. This is a splendid ar
rangement and will probably be a
good seller. It is so. arranged that
f iuuuiu iwiuuuw ur uuur uo baai
pered with an electric circuit is
formed,'a bell is rang, a small in
candescent light is turned on and
an indicator shows what window
or door is being entered.
OiTid Cookiojared :
David Cook who lives near here
was riht seriously wounded Mon
day while en route home and
just ashe was neat Sumner. He
and a companion we're in a ' buggy
and were driving toward home
wnen swo men came along on
frightened Mr. Cook's horte and
I caused it to run awav.
Mr. Cook
J and his companion were thrown
out and both were hurt but ; Mr .
Cook was soratched, bruised and
out so badly that it was necessary
for a doctor to give him attention
He was brought , here and and Dr.
Ramsaur dressed bis wounds. The
motorcyclists paid the bills and
satisfied Mr. Cook and went their
way
-Woman who set Dizzy ..V-:
Every woman - who is troableol
with fainting and diizyV spells,
bactaobe, . headache, ' weakness,
debility, constipation sor kidney
troubles should use . Electric Bit
ters.' ; Thy eive relief when noth
ing else will, improve the health,
and ins; strength and vigor . from
the first dose. Mrs. Laura Gaines.
ot voca tia., . .says :"; Four
doctors bad given me up aiid mv
children ,and all of my, friends
were looking for me to die, when
my son insisted that I use Electric
Bitters.' I did so, and they: have
done a world of ood Just try
them. 6U3 and si.uu at all druz-
i gists or by mail. H. Er Buoklen
I & Oo, PbiladeJpbia and at, Louii.
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VrapforT
and MrjRitohifr ays they caught
18, all-in me tral : What di'yer
thinkHhat?f-;S
v Prof. ; Himalayo' - i Euphrates
Lbmax, a rvery, active f candidate
for.the exalted poaiti.bn iof out
side guardian y of ; the Ajicient,
Praternal and Very .Independent
Order , pf ookworms was .very
busy yesterday watching a.' sleepy
horse. If this informatiQn ; be
oomea' generally i Jknbwn we ; feel
reasonably sure of his defeat. "
Hop Watkins, -Hq and Major
Walkover Hill tfibitin haying
become hungry for 'rabbit meat
and being" tired, waiting Ion "the
neighbors to VJ throw ;r? something
over the. baok . fence,' borrowed a
pair i ot - old shos . and went in
search for food.' They meandered
out of townj stalkel about in : the
fields and lacceeded in picking' np
thirteen of the molly birds. They
took several parps along to do th e
wdrkV;vY:
? Charlie R. Campbell, of Snoch
ville, was in town Wednesday.
He visited the depot and eagerly
watohed the ' packages taken out
of the .r express car. -and ' finally
went away sorrowful. Bat, Oh
bo-joyful, she came in;" yesterday
and this is notioe enough for him
to expect an earlyv visit from T.
H., P. J., W. Q., Lucky arid
others too numerous to. mention.
Bezikiah Henrietta . Pescook,
barber, chef, tailor, fetp., doing
business on Prosperity; Row, (near
the bank) had iome' stir in bis
pla6e yesterday. momihg.: I f Hr.
pUTj
iaat'opot
sum and had piously figured on a
neat profit therefrom. . He deoid-
ed to slay the - beast,' cook it and
poke its remains over the counter
to folkB who were willing and had
the price, But. for some reason
Mr. Opossum was not just ready
to pass in his cheoks, . so objeoted
to the proceedingt, but Mr. Chef
was determined He tried cutting
the brute's throat, but death did
not follow, he tried breaking' its
neck, but this was also a failure,
and so he continued one method
after another and it is thought
that the opossum is still on -the
job . Well, finally fhe beast was
cleaned, put into a can of water,
the ; lid .turned down good and
tight, the outfit set on the stove
and Will Phillips and others fixed
their mouths for 'possum. But
there was tobe no 'possum served
over the counter that day. The
water got ; hot, the steam got up
some pressure and, Ker Woy 1 the
top blew off, the water and ; opos
sum struck the ceiling and splash
ed over the room - and - the. game
was up. -Phillips beat ' it for the
open and Peacock and the; neigh
bors rushed in to learn the trou
ble. Then the trials and vexations
of keeping an opossum 'for public
consumption vwas made known.
Ur. Stirewalt OoinTg Well 1b fbs West
Hamptrn Stirewalt, son of M.
A.. Stirewait,' who left for Helena,
Arkansas,' some time 'ago to tak;e
charge of the musio for. the Pres
byterian Church there, has been
heard from and he states that ' he
is getting a)ong splendidly ,. with
his work, ' He seems well-pleased
with ; his work, ; the ' people and
Helena. .It as always : a pleasure
to cnronice the success of our
young men who try their fortunes
in distant places.
r fiB Losac-Ttlled Roosters of Japan.
The. breeding .of roosters with
long tail featheis has - long been
the ;. pastime , of r the natives of
Shinewara, ' on . ' 'the island of
Shikoku, Japanl ; By patient
Lselection of a "b?eed of fowls.
continued through 100 years, , the"
tail feathers of the ordinary
barnyard cook have been: length
ened until some of the roostors
on the .island nova, , have ' tai
feathers meamrings . 18 . feet.
From . the , November Popular
Mechanics Maeaxine,
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C0XC0H3' EP.1EFS.
A Tea Yitr Oi d Bsf Baa Mi initlllei
;Vfti ta iitcsoalla Drliia bjT U Ksii
-. Sheriff Honey out t has retutned
f rom ? nitonSalera where bo
wan t fiorj Jack) J Welljcolnredi;
sws iatedrejfor? sbt
ing Jim Klonninger, a W)iite manV
about a !jrear ago.? His vioUmiras
seriously wounded and; spent some
time in a. hospital at ' Salisbnry.
After-recovering from his in juries
he : returned here, but soon lef t
and has not been back line?. The
pohci authoritie are endeavoring
to locate bim. As soon as he is
found, the trialof West wiU be
shw)it1djtJ ndedarreit
during he year since the shooting.
tie was arretted by Winstonbair
enx 6fScers ;dpoiii ; the . request of
he chief of police here, r :
raiser, are
interested now in the
lower Show to be held in
be beld in" the
y thian bnilding November 1, by
the Ladies , ; Aid sooiety : of St;
James Lutheran Church, and th
Cabarrus Couhty. Show. to be held
November 18 20 under the auspices
of the King'a Daujghters For tbie
flowet sbow there are many patches
of crysanthemums being pared for
and piotected by Concord women.
Others are grooming their chick
ens for the other show . The man
ager, Wade Uune, bas arrangea
or an anorease in : the cash pre-
minms and ; other ,. prizes.: onereor
or the prize birds; '. -:36b
Cannon ,Bosi, the 10-year?
old son of Mr. and Mrs. R.H.; Bust
of No. 11 Township, was run down
and instantly? killed Tuesday ;af-
ternoon by" the . automobile r of T.
L. Ross. Elannanolis . The - aooi-
dW oociurred' near'the Whitshalf
sohool house, three . miles from
Oonoord, on the Charlotte road.
Mr. Ross, aooompanied by Mr.
Ketohie, was coming from Char-.
lotte and passad the school house
at 4 o'clock. A number of hoys
just out of school were playing
along the road. It is said that
Joe ran across the road and start
ed back, not knowing of the ap
proach of the car. When he was
in the road his commpanions saw
the machine and cried to - him to
turn baok. Apparently not un
derstanding their cries he turned
ard stopped in ihe road. Mr. Rois
was too close on him to atop his
oar in time to save the lad. -The
wheels of the machine passed over
the boy 'atfhead ; and legs, tearing
off the left ear and breaking the
jaw and leg bones." His face was
badly bruised and : his lower lip
cut throuzh. The body was
brought to a lodal undertaking ei
ment in Concord and prepared for
burial. The funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon at the
parents' home and the interment
made .at St. ' ; Martin's Lutheran
Churoh, near Boat's Mill.
Tueday afternoon Miss Frances
Willard Craven was ' wedded to
Ernest Porter at the home of her
parents on West Depot 8treet.
The wedding ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Harold ; Turner of
the Central J Methodist ; Ohuch,
The - only atendants were two
flower girls, Misses Margaret Mor
rison and '. Mary Donald Smoot ;
the .maid of. honor,' Miss . Mary
Porter, and the best man Fred
Odfrelir The bride - is the third
daughter of. Mr . and Mn
uraven. sne is a young woman
of many fine traits n and; acoom
plishments. The gioom is a son
of Mr. and Mrsu D. B Porter pf
this city, and is a ; pharmacist at
Fmeyille. They left on No 88 for
points north on their honeymoon.
; The people of Concord bays not
shown:very much enthusiasm over
Eczema and Itching Cared.
The soothing healing - medica
tion in ' Dr, HobSon's Eczema
Ointment . penetrates every : tiny
pore of the skin, , clears it of . all
impurities, stops itching ; instant
ly tlDr. Hobson's Eczema Omt
ment is guaranteed to speedily
heal ecsema, v rashes, ring 6rm,
tetter and-other unsightly erup
tions. Eczema - Ointment v is a
doctor ss prescription, hot an 1 ex
periment; r-. AHr druggists or. by
mail, 60o . Pfeiffef Chemioal Co.
i f miaaeipnia ana bt. juouia.
Philadelnhia and St- Louis. : ' i r ;
the two -Good Roads f paysNo
vember find 6,7 However', Super
intendent lot . Roads Burrage and
Superintendent of Education Bo-
ger have sent onjt a call for a meet
ing in the court house next Jlatprf
day of ,aUlpeopleinthe Wunt
who are interested. - Mr. Burrags
will urge the County Commission
err to appropriate a sum of money
for workbb the roadsJ; .The- peb
whb ; livt' -wi : ' the :6nntxy ; have
shown yjapie interest in the ob
servance of the two days than the
jtow,nspeple;fti
On v account of the- cold snap
manyflpver groWers of . thia oity
have cut their chryianthemnms
and; the Fib werho w ill pe hield
next Tuesday instead 6 November
1- This was decided at a meeting
of the Ladies Aid Society of St.
fames Churoh Tneiday afternoon.
Jack West, colored Arrested, in
Winston-Salem severs! days ago,
wanted for shooting' Jiyb . Klonth'
;erv white, about a years ago near
she' Young ; Hartsell : llil power
; use was tried in; the recorder's
d ft Wednesday mordning. His
victim was summoned from his
ft-1 me in Rock vHil 1. - S 0.. but
failed to appear at the trial. : 8ev
nr al .witnesses of the .' aff air staed
that, while drinking, CKlonninger
abused the Negro, using some pro
fane language As Wessralked
your work don
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4 ..;;; A new drag store has just' been opened in; the t.;
. Company Store .'Bailding on 'North Maia; ;
V" '. Street, and Jias a big stock of '. ''. . y :y-r ; - y
Fresh Drugs, Toilot Articles, Patent tledicino
iStmdrleCIgare
has been received abd will be sold at most reasonaleTj
prices.':4 Prescriptions'a pecialty . Z- You ' are ; inviteT
to give us a portion' of your businesa .. ; We guarantee -to.
please, y. v r , - Very; respectfully,;. ; , yy;
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Jack Frost is Ccning
i v w-iisa--vaswP-'iiianiwapo ucrapanya .fijatj-
awajrj t rosnj him KionniDger ap
peared to reach to bV hip pocket.
and West; fired, ; the bullet striking r
bis.. victim in the abdomen.-. West
escaped and was not heard :bf un
til bis location in Winston-S alem
some-days, ago; : JTollowing the
snooting: nis yiotim spent some .';w,:vV'-vV-.'
time in a Salisbury hospital. Wes fy 1 ;;
was not convioted on the' charge V
of shobting Eilon ninger, but was ' . t t -
convicted and; fined 25 for carry-'
ing a conoealed wiun0yi:
, ;A cow belonging to N.'A; Arch-
IKaTA whifth nnninmAd a oral Inn rif
red paint whioh had been left in a . : -: ;:;
buoket in the'oow lot. baa had nz-y:? y
apparent trouble; in digesting the , v . ' v u
pigment 0:0fyyj: j a yxv'y
-T . L.f Ross, V who accidentally ; ':
rah down 'ahd killed Joe JCanbon,. 1 " .
Bost on the 'Charlotte road ; here - :;
Tuesday. with'his automobile, has" 1 p-r. Ji
pearance in . court oaturuay r ;Txi o-
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vember 1st: Mrs. Bost Is too ill v
to";attenii;-ibsjitel;
A dentle and; EKecUve Lsiative
'-;'A.': mild,; gentle and ? effective ;
laxative ns what ' people demand '
when suffeT)kfrom .constipation. '
Thousanir swear by Dr. King's'
New Life Pills. Hugh Tallman,
of San j Antonio, v Texas, r writes : I
VThey are,, beyond . question, the C
best pills my wife" and I have ever :j
taken, v. They never cause pain a
Price 25o' at druggists, or by mail ;
Bucklen & Oo.;,Phila
delphia and St. Louis. :
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faUed. Yoa can
get a feood 18 "
sheet iron heater, v
that . will keep -him
out of youij ; ;
'Nee our cut' here.
we carry a iuu ;
line of Cole's Hot
Blag t heaters,
cast iron, : word
nd coal heaters,
oil heaters and a :
fall line of ranfs
.from . $25i, L . .
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save money by -
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