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VOL. XXXVI.
tfEW'CLUB BUILDING.
,..;.nt'nn.- were
rf.v
. mr
r -nial Opening oi me aanuiaciur-
(
Eveninr. ,
i al opening of the hand
j i home of the Southern Man-
Club.'ot Charlotte-will Ik
( i i.-iis (-veiling by probably the
r;iiiant reception ever given in
:rv of tlie.crty. The receiv
;,, will include a large number
(. n;(,,t prominent men and wo-
;;, city and section and 2,000 1
issued for the occa-
Urilliant Rights, beautiful mu
I lmndsome women will make
'. hnildint' a most aftractive
fill"-' , . , , 1 -1
t ' c,v duDj-iias Deen duiii ana
triv at a cost of $110,000 and
UX'. , inikomest club home in the
o-th. is handsomely appointed,
'w "eU-snnily furnished throughout,
beir- (q;iif)peu wuu cvcij muutriu
nvenience and (comfort 'the- modern
ir.,its a very .striking exiertior ap-,
,lt, Willi U M'muuii ui icnuro w
t'endiii around two sides of it. The
sjrjftiuf; is built in from the street
r,l tlic intervening space will be
mrtVl and male;into a pretty stretcn
i i .. !
0 lit" ii.
The Southern Manutacturers' Uluo
, ;.a.1. 1 f voire o rrr onrl in.
iflivios in us mempersmp a majority oi
rhe manufacturers, bankers, and most
of flu- prominent; merchants and pro
Vosnhnl men in Charlotte and quite
i nirnnei' l munuj-auiuicio, uiatuiu
. .i - i. :
frv men nni oiners who are nut xesi-dnt-
of t lie city. Quite a number of
forford people. jwill attend this re
ception i o -
Boys' Corn Contest.
Mr. T. 15. Parker, state demonstra
tor, has sent out, a letter in which'he
furnishe.s directions as to measuring
the Boys' Corn Club 'contests, and
AS TO UlC COIHUIIUIJS VI CUlli WilCU
it is measured.; He said that the
standard for. an acre would be the
s measurements of seventy
Yards square for one acre, the meas
urement to commence at a distance
from the row of corn equal to hall
the width of the corn rows. As to
the condition of the corn, he says:?'
"The corn when measured must be
dry and merchantable, dry enough to
grind, for meal. The corn should be
shucked, and measured in the ear in'a
barrel or box holding not less than
three bushels. Shell one or two of
the barrel or box full, weigh the thel
led corn and make the calculation
from that. It twill be necessary to
shuck and measure th, entire acre n.
the ear. but will not be necessary to
shell all the corn. Be sure that the
corn shelled is an average of the en
tire lot and that the barrel or box is
filled each time as nearly alike as
possible. : ! " "
CONCORD, N. C.y THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1910
EVANGELIST AT KANHAPOLIS.
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.1 : :
)uo tn Atlvnnoo.
Rev. Wm. Black Begins Meeting
There Love Laughs at Locksmiths
Work on New Presbyterian
Church.
Rev, Wm. Black, the Presbyterian
evangelist, besran hist meeting ho.
Saturday night and had a lanre and
attentive audience at his first serviee.
having the lanre auditorium of th
Y. M. C. A. nearly full. At the Sun
day morning service it was comfort
ably lull and at msrht service it was
packed. Mr. Black has won the reo-
ple ove rto him and we are sure that
much and lasting good will bo accom
plished as he has the attention of his
congregation from start to finish. Mr.
Andrew Burr has charge of the sing
ing, which is the best we ever had at
Kannapolis. The talent has been here
all the while and only needed to be
drawn out and Mr. Burr has succeed
ed in this task. There are services ev
ery morning at 10 o'clock and at 7:30
in the evening. The song service be
gins Id minutes earlier. All the
Christian .people are united regardless
of denominational lines and all are
working together and are realizing
great results.
Mr. Holloway Dwisrgins and Miss
Fallie Veach went to Fort Mill, S. ..
Friday and were married. They failed
o get license in this county on ac
count of their age, but Jove laughs
L lipn 1i- , V .i . . i
ai tumcumes and cupia darts striKe
he young as well as those advanced
in years.
Mr. Ed Williams and Miss Emma
Snipes were married' at the home of
he bride's father, on Maple street,
Wednesday night. Rev. W. B. Shinn
performed the ceremony and pro
nounced them man and wife and now
hey are one, and happy.
Work on the new Presbyterian
church is progressing rapidly this fine
weather and the building will be com
pleted .in a very few weeks. Judging
from appearances now it will be
a-Tvrdttv building.
Mr. C.-R. Stack, formerly with the
Spencer Mountain Mills, is now num
bered with the loom fixers in the Can
non mill here. " H.
Kannapolis, Sept. 29.
Booker Washington May Speak in
Concord.
Craig Will be Candidate for Gov
ernor.
One of the most influential Demo
eiats of the western part of the State
and--a close personal friend of Hon
Locke Craig, was in Raleigh Wednes
day and authorizes the announcement
that Mr. Craig will be a candidate for
governor before the next Democratic
state convention
This gentleman stated that Mr.
Craur was reluctant to make a formal
announcement at such an early date,
but in view of the letters and requests
received bv him from every section
insisting that he be candidate, and
'hat he should let his intentions be
knovn, he felt that it was his duty
to his friends to say that -his name
oulu eertainlv
Democratic state
nomination.
This jrentleman also stated that
go before the next
convention for the
it
personal innnioH.
Some of the People Here and Else-
SOUTHBEN POWES- CO. TO
GET BLEWITT FALLS?
where Wno Cone and Go. oaclctifin nf a; m ,r..v .
1 I It H Drt.bih'i. that t;s. C-.tV.
. . . VVM. Crowell, of ne'er, is I Power Combanv. whm f l?f:rJ trasa-
visiting relatives here.
Mr?. W. G. Caswell, cf Salisbury, is
visaing jirs. J. w. brink.
liss Kate ilorrison Li visiting Mrs
M. S. Morrison at Winston-Saleb
Hon. W. R. Odell attended the fu
neral of Dr; Dixon at Raleigh vesier
day. Mrs. J. W. Canno :, Jr.. v.ent to
Winston-Salem yesterdry to visit Mrs.
J. B. Douelass. 5
.?vit iiur aireauv ciiecu over a
lanre section of Xortb and South
Caruhua with ojwr lines into all the
manufacturing tities anul towns of thd
piedmont action esoecialiy, vili bil
m ttie IJIewett Falls property near
Hockinirbara. when it k oSfcml for
sale in New York next Wednesday.
Dr. W. Gil Wvlie. of Xew York, prc-
ueni oi tne Southern rower Company,
inspected the Dronertr last week and
is reported as immensely pleased with
With it. It is ei1 fiv nn'nMra tVi
Mr. Peter King will leave tonight $1,500,000 will be reouimlto complete
for Lane City, Texas., to visit his tbe hrdroelectric plant and put it in
brother, MK Horace King,
Mi-s. D. L. Bost went to Charlotte
today to attend tbe reception at the
Manufacturers' Club.
Mrs. W. D. Pemberton and Mrs. J.
F. Laney are spending the day in Sal
put
oieration. When eomoleted it will
have a capacity of 32,000 horsenowei
of electricity and tr.Jismission lines
will no doubt extend over a larjre
section of Richmond. Anson and Scot-
laud counties in North Carolina, and
ibury on a Msit to Mrs. T.J. Jerome. South Carolina. If it i. rurchasel bv
3Irs. Leonard Brown and children the Southern Power Company the
have returned from Yaidkin county, transmission system will be connect
where they have been visiting rela- ed with the present transmission sys-
tives. tem of that pomranr. ia Mnnrn linA
being extended eastward.
has been visiting Mrs. W. D. Pember- Tne completion of the plant will
ton for several days, will return home mark a new epoch for a large section
tomorrows no matter by whom completed. It
Messrs. L. E. Boger, -Eugene Brown. Slt?? f, PlentifuA SUPP) of lec;
Henry Smith and John Laughlin went "T' oprauon oz stores ot
to Albemarle yesterday on a short efto ""lU and other manufacturing
business trip. r plants, the convenience and cheapness
- "jl Awim ui. puner as wm as US
Recital at Mont Amoena Seminary. JantUy forming an invaluable asset
There will be a recital at Mont cv?n.
Amoena Seminary, Mt Pleasant, of the property and the visit of Dr.
next Saturday evening, nnder the di- w lie 4 Post has th
reetion ot Miss Ethlyn Crabtree and f0iiowino.. ;
"The sale is set for October 5 in
New York, with an upset " price of
Miss Ada Stirewalt. The following
will be the programme:
Sextette from "Lucia Di Lammer
moor
ucxa -----p $1,000,000, and Dr. Wylie was so fa-
wonizeiu .i, a :n il. i . .
Nocturne : Chopin
Extract from ' If I Were King'7
McCarthy
vorably impressed with the work and
the prospect for the falls that were it
left with him entirely he would nn-
; -'iaiiuv I ! -i ,1 ,
Da Strit Pianna Anon V- S y i? o leJrmJ' T'
Spanish Dance .Moskowski n old South Carolinian. For
Cradle Song Hauser ZV a il s 1 as n Vmcni
The Execution of Sydney Carton.. thf. Southern Power Company jmd is
Dickens lfl:;.9 ot xneir
. ivnuviij ' . i ' t
C. H. Watson, a prominent colored Ah! 'Tis a Dream Hawley receni nnnenaKings.
man of Charlotte, is in Concord to- Rosalie DeKovenl '
day in the interest of a proposed visit Just a-Wearyin for YouJacobs-Bond Baptists Oppose International Lessons
here by Booker T. Washington, the A Matrimonial Experiment Dixon
great colored educator. Dr. Washing- The Pudding ; Fisk
ton will speak in Charlotte on Friday
night, October 28, and m bahsbury Dr. Dixon's Funeral.
the following night. It is proposed to Raiei Times, 28th.
a nimwpin aj This afternoon the body of Dr.
to Salisbury and make a speech either fi eujamhi Dixon late audi.
m the courf house or opera house Dr J f . g North Carolina;
wasumsiuu is uiuig w uUJ . ot! in,M rt acf i n,KTAn,l m.
terv. The funeral services were con-
Leading men of the Baptist denomi
nation, representing practically every
Southern State, met in Nashville Wed-
A CHEAT IXCOXVl-NIEKCE.
TODATS WEATHES UTTOZT.
Oftca Ispottillt to riri Ozi Tizt
of Arriral cf Traisx
uxft ir.ct tae telryrapi cke tr
fnovrd fnrs tLe drtct to m poi-t at
the wuth eti if t d,l! tra-.i
Uth u vp:ui:e tie Ba!o &U1 ar4
at least half a i!e frwra tie :ali3,:
there La leea ZTl ecopUist a Wat
LOCAL ACT OTHEHWISH
at Th Tt
the master f ballcttirJn the tlx of 1 Corl 4 W4Tt O. arfifttl
arrival of tram. There i a tele terdatr.
grapa ofSce in tae freight deil near Gatr. Kiteila. i 1 f,V hT
by,, and in tie day time the ticWt ti:mw ti4, W thm ru
agent may find oat how the trab are Dr. It, ts Yts wiLU hi-t: .
by gvicg over there. At t.i:tt bow
ever, and always when the freight of
fice u cloedj it U impoib! to tvA
oat about the trains -without -prfngr
all the way to the telegraph station
at tue Buffalo mill. Ttis U i;ra-
Mrt. W, C, HoaiJiia e!TtalH! m
few ftirU 3rterdar m'Ur.Mi 1st
fcoaor i f Mr. J. 1. Ijry.
Marnar Iseea-e a i.d staler
ticable, as mav be seen, tioj only oaK3Ji J Caj'e, Iwth cf C&txvr
account of the di&tanee bat oa areount I f.ir W- VW Ti t
of the fact that the way Ls dark and Fo-iket mttd to SJt, John. ntrd
not afe at night. on a fu l-mi i4 , 1
We believe there is a law n the I Sir IlernanL
statute books of North Carolina! :n. . . . . .
which requires that the time of arrival L.!llK ir ,v
and departure of trains be bulletined! :R.u t4i " i . h!i ..TT
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at the passenger station. This is done oi hl j
here as far as the ticket agent can do fi,; !U
ho, oui xor ine aoove reason n is ira
manifestly next to impossible for lit
to be done at night or, when the
freight office is not open. j
The people of Concord are long
suffering and kind in fact too much
so. ihis is a matter, however, whieh
Dont fail to se Ths Gieat S-
eret" and 4 fin the MUiea Shadow."
at the Tteatcrium todav. Ttee aro
two fine films and must be seen to bo
aSreciated.
Mr. John Enia arrived in Concordl
demands attention, and we suggest Jrdy from MUeatcamer Rfi,
ere ue naa iecn aiKmt a montn tut
his health. He has been in the dru
busine at Canton since la winter.
Dr. CidK H. Crowtdt. preider4 of
the Methodist Female College, of Ok
lahoma City, it eipeeted to trrita
this evening to makt a short viMt to
his eouin, Mr. J. Ie CrowtH.
On Wednc!ayt OetoWr 19, at U
that it is one for the consideration of
our city fathers at their next session.
- .!
When Cotton Seed May retch a
Dollar.
Monroe Enquirer. "
They aro just "monkeying" with
cotton seed now. We laugh when we
think of how Oar daddies dumped cot
ton seed in heaps in the fields in win- oVloek J; B. Sbenill. executor of U
ter time, and consider the price of K. Lilly, will aril to the highest bid
eight cents a bushel for cotton seed dcr at the court home door here 38
ridiculous, but in a few years from shares of th stock of the Concord
now, when yon who read these lines National Bank.
and he who writes them is pointed out Gracber Bros, will open a meat
as one ofthe oldest inhabitants we market tomorrow in tie room next to
will talk of tbe time when cotton seed iWjj' iee hf M. They hate had
brought the low price of 50 cents a experience in this line all their lire
bushel. . . - and we besjcak for them a good pit-
Not long from now the cotton farm- ponage.
er can get a good big price to allow . r ,
some one to haul his seed away, bring ,c tender thanks to 3Ir. WJ.
b'act' every pound of hulls and meal 0hv. Ireident of KnoxvUle Ei
these seed make will be paid a goxxl position, for an invitation and an ad
big price, we say, for the privilege of mission ticket to attend the
extracting the orl from the seed. jion on Tenneee Pres Day, Indax
A few years ago the Western grain September 30th. .
frrower had a dream of "dollar Chanty and Children: A boola
nesday morning to decile a matter wheat." The Southern cotton farmer Carolina lady wailed recently: "Why
ls it that you Nortn varonna pcopn
can elect your best men as Governors. .
while we quit often do otberwiaef '
Well, when you come to think about
it, why is it, sure enough f
Mrs. A. Viola and children bar
which will interest the entire religious is sittinsr up and looking for theday
a i ' i
world. These men constitute a lesson f "dollar cotton seed." It isfoming.
committee, appointed by the Southern I : I
Baptist Convention recently .in ses- Plain Sand Cure for Indigestion?
sion at Baltimore and their action wiU That the ultimate cure for indiges-
doubtless mean the first breaking I tion has been discovered is the belief
the condition of the colored race, to
. , T 1 . i ; I l lie luuciai dciuctj ncic vuu I , . . I " " : , I .. ..-. - -
Sive advice ana to neip improve ineir . -p,
I away from the international Sunday inf William AOranstein. millionaire I i-fnm.l in fiinmni fmm Hirhmond.
condition generally. lis advice is tj. church and were attended by school lessons in use by practically head of a milk firm in Cambridge, Va., where thev iate'b-en Hrir g for
vv nuicwuic auu uio vi.. jlvi
terment of the race has been and is
a great one. We hope he may be se
cured for a speech here. .
To Open Canal in December.
Sailors will escape the dreaded
hundreds of people representing every allof the leading denominations since Mass. ... several months and .will occupy their
walk of Jife.- many being: nnable to ol- Uraustem had Deen a victim ol in- house on Loan street. .Mr. vjoia ana
' - - ' - - I Ti : I i 1 -C A z I - .. m rf-k ... fi
o-et into the church. The services 11 ims Known xor some time digestion lor years, un in aavice tus son, Harry, will remain tn juca
were unusually impressive and there tnat tne baptists, are not entirely in0f a physician be procured some com-mond.
were manv wet eyes and bowed heads cord with other denominations on mon building sand, stenlized it and Mrs. IL L. Teazcr. and little ton,
as the tributes were naid to the de- the question of these lessons. This took a spoonful of it three times
a I Arehie Clifford, arrived Wednesday
II- -! 11 1 - I , , I ! ' -
nv Jiv Trnwrnnr Kitchin an ex- aissatisiaction reaenea a climax re- dav. In six weeks, it is said, a cure frrtm Alein. T nnA are th inif-
graveyards at Capt Lookout and Cape Governor AycocLJ. The altar, before eeritly when 'a Baptist member was re- was effected. 'Dozens of his friends 0f rs. C. A. Suttlemire. They also
Hatteras. where so many vessels and , hnAv ms .t1apw1. and . the moyed from the international lesson k a ve. tried the same treatment with L mw 4n cnrwl nfn fim w i ! !i ?-fr
lives have been lost, by utilizing the casket were banked with beautiful committee. what was declared to be favorable re- Teazels parents, Mr. and Mrs. P C
ivilmiH nnnn I M nifl I XT TlPfiriniT V !flTn II IK- In . i. ii . . I li- -V- I ' mIa.r Yaa s I v ''-. '..
lmauu wiiai iauV floral pieces, suem tnouxes sent uy i , . , . . , suns. iow wueuoer urrauitriu icus i ueai, oi o. lownsmp.
non, wmcu wiii ixiiiv " friends from this and other cities. ,--. ,.w. down or cas any worK m nanu r)lrlntf fttlim(.r. There is mucK
j.uc.uicu6v-o " . . i v iin me removal j me ccuauisuiu i rponinri"' snarDeneu iacuiuc( i . . .;... .
t . t cfo,fi;n ;i c nio t,:! r.; , wk in rauway circiea u
The dredges working from
each end of the canal now are less
than three-quaraters of a mile apart
ThiTwarS tenfor W e barn of Mr. C..B. Roberts, at demic ,t Naples are bei.recelved Uonfa! of his panacea from a well"" Tn 0 Xr wi b tbV Southl
The canal will be open lor xramc . . , . , . v,0f I A number of oersons have died in the vial. i I.".. J . .
TWiK,. oA will afford ereat anaib, was tiumcu ' , , . - f Itailway. It is a iacioi noio icai
"cCr"t ' :i w t 4 o'clock. -When the flames were dis- " a.1"" A. ."VI
reiiei irum xiie picac-i j.aa0,m
eemed to be the! general opinion that
i". Craiir would ne nominated without
?(innus opposition two years hence.
A Eummage Sale.
Tbe Ladies Aid Society of Central
Methodist . church will have a Rum
Jie Sale .in the Phif er store room
nt to H. L. Parks & Co., on next
turday, October 1. They will have
A-r sale all kinds' of .furniture, china,
-aware, bric.-a-brac, carpets, rugs,
rt(,!!'s clothing, ladies' clothes, pic
tlro1 glassware, baby carriages,
l?.s. hats, shirts,( children's clothes
a;i various other 'things. .. . .
iiioy want everj'one to come out
help them. Proceeds will be ap
ii('d to the payment of the church
debt. - 1 . . ;
Anyone having any article which
ulfy would like to contribute to the
j win please call up telephone No.
y and collectors jwill calKfor the ar-
' ' Ihursday morning. .;
""""
The Music Hall Girl.
l season at the opera house was
last night with the presenta
turn of "The Music Hall Girl." i-i
' c?JC? eom?dy & music. " Only a fair
fiaience was present, and the
ow deserved a better one. The mu-
was catchy, jthe jokes witty and
HuT S actln good, -and as a whole
ii all. 7UUW gave sunsiacuoni to
U. aii present. - - I
3
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iin.T nalrArl tho Pntir sucn mai tne police navo uiuacuity Tn- VtLn nt fif m- anfi j- Badly i ..,.1 -;i,rtf,.
rates from jiorthern ports. JSarges w:fAM hesdY in maintaining public order. It is re- ' wrt i b i
with a draft of eight feet can navi- tu .- i ' . , , i . , 1 change.
sate the canal.. Such boats can carry fat everything was ed except j g g i j The s.x.yearld son of MrJ John iJ. A report, evident y well founded,
uuggj. ,. xwu .- Thpre were - new casea and 2G Lrietcner, oi tne caDarms iui,i leu Das it mat uovernor rvnema may cura-
and one mule butx none of them were , 1"ere.were ur' YL Z Lr,f f Q immnn tW in th Wa!r.L;W,i ,.n n V. DlTon. Jr.. aoni
. i. iu. f nf Toe. oeaius irom xne cnoira m apie i ; " " " " I "V . . . " " " r.T. . t
nnpr irnve JMonoav anemoon. anu. i of itiA iai atianor. to succccu ma
500,000 feet of lumber.
Immigrants arriving
from America falling on his head, was badly hurt, ther until next January, when the aa
from landing Ho was on his way home from school, I ditor elected in Kovcmber will be ln
I ri H LIliU Ul IdiC 4TO. w " J I 111 LllO WIU. XUC ao c." k vhi. i rv t
a Presbyterian minister of Newbern, day afternoon, and as it could not be 1Usaa-
- -1 ? nn-rlrf o foom rf Trm1pa I 1,4- Hr 15Vw-fr, t,irnn,l rvnt llA I -Uimig
on a uimiKc u- .v,ix.o - . : mu-ui. r -f
with his automobile near uocKy two horses also to keep it trom going Tui " wnira on the steamer Ca- and stopped to climb the tree. He augnrated. Mr. Dixon U Lalf brolb
ount' Ya". da?.beer ?ff' ,Mrs. Roberts also had fortunate- n PWS Naples from Bos- fell 15 or 20 feet on;hU headj and Lr of Rev. Plato Durham. .
UcWDtto27 tT G if rnn lith ton; were permitted to disembark, but was knocked unconscious, lieiwas Mrg. j. M. Odell. who has been ia
well is visiting relatives of ;his wote mght. The loss is about $200, with 1 ? . . , oenn , , . thtt ra:i taken to his home, and has not re-L. v mnntH
near poanoke. He f?1 WO insurance. road station by soldiers. V ff consciousness He is lm-! m retunj Ecxt Sat nr.
arrivmsr there Monday night ana later , , j I T-r. hnvcr. nd bi TihvslrfanJ . . ... c.i:. iri.t:.,.. r-
XtJlcaoCU, 'Jr j." x . . 1 IT I 1 i 1VUgUVUU v4w'
bond omaranteed by a itoanoKe ivme - Stanly.
cj ..-. - I . ... . I a t nml
and was not locked up. Hon. R. L. Doughton will speaK: in M-nanoite isews, oin
w . -' . - " . I r- Qm-.f linnac tn nnll him thmnfh. I . -t . . 'it l. -t
Can't Stand Cannomsra any iionger. v x -p i iotief win reiurn wua ert wu j-:k
t- 1 . I some time here. laiter voiin uaeu
Boyd Property Changes HaruL Durham, of Gastoaia, will fpend tha
The Republican State Convention and piaees
at -Saratoga Thursday evening nomina
te TTpnrxr j. Stimson, of ISew orn,
' rni
as its candidate for Governor. The
nomination of Mr. Stimson was one
mm-P -vietorv for Colonel Itoosevelt
wim rrsnnallv led1 the fight for the
nomination of his candidate, complet-
. fi 1 .Atnno ii f-rmmrn3
in0' tne uuoroeu j.c v
- .. . . . v A I F 4 f A
btanly county at tne loiiowmg xiine Mr. A. A. . uiaexweiaer, a prommem T nroneptv on rn. strcet for Uinfr ith Mr. OdelL
merchant, of Lenoir, was in the city I r - jr - . , , . . M.
Richfield, October 10, at 2 p. m. last night. Mr. Blackwelder is a
many years occupied by the late i Mr . . irr. GUKam' Grissom, the secretarx
roja, as a 0f. the Itepablican State CommitUe,
Albemarle, in Almond Hall. Octo- I insurs'ent Tennblican and stated that!
ber 10. at 7:30 p. m. he waVsapptins Bob Donghton for ""P T"?.rT. rt. . '' want ll probib,
Porters. October 11, at 11 a. m. congress in his district the eighth " "!t Tn,ir The lot "on laoa ancctW wiu oar earn.
Eudv, October 11, at 7:30 p. m. . aad expected to cast his vote this fall lttc of I13- but ,he ot ,bu ' Sta
t:-t':.i. n.ii.'i KiV. m I . :, fnr has a frontage on Chnrca streei oi , .. .. . . .
i r t ill rr r a i f i r ( i 1111111 111 ro . w-v v . - . t - rrr - ' - - n - -
Locust. October 12, at 7:30 p. m.
Hon. C. H. Cowles is invited to be
.-A M. A fc i i I V
Ub teet and part or it wy fMyiranb every time they. wht drink-
land: they are going to take revenge on
J f t i. a in
come , I lice lien.wrrais ior orinjxr awui
te4UTTae1 & Ideep. The price paid was WOO.
mflmpnt the convention was I A,-,f f AiQVi "-p ' tiia . TnvA times I rki-iriTi 4Tiif Timtfrhton -crnnld
called to order until its final adjourn- nd places and will be given an equal under the wire an easy winner (over Well under way is a movement state of affair." IVhibitionbtsf
division of time.
ment.
Appointments by Messrs. Wilson and
: ' Hartsell.
Hons L. T Hartsell anoS Geo
cord 'at'thT foUowing places nd at he, home i.Pa.a.a. m
IOrmeriy llveu m auauiui uu aaa.-
Cowles and that nothing would please sarted at Fayetteville Thursday to se- wnat do yoa think of that!
liim rno-ro day to secure for Major E. J. TT, , , , n
in m more. . , . . . tt;t. frunT.;na nnn,,, ednelay- Greea-W
ai i v i i i x . . i- - m m a -n rri- in ri i ir- iim . r irk rj iii i . , .
I A letter received .. J.?re yenj 'SEJT "5 M thV oflSee State Auditor made JDt j0?
.W. bears the mlprmation tnat ine wiie over me omuraa m "" -- - . . ,. n, t -p mght from concom ,to wich p
i - -- -l 1 1 iniL i UnAMm ii. - ! w- f tnr. i A-iauk lit t a v. v v i j wa. a '- - .
ofilrs." J. ii. aloose died on we 10m tiwumunj uu iicasuio .Vv . ItC- i the tool: &yivester pasa ard
: - ;
1
Tent Meeting.
X?
it . ii nn - . .
UUIC9 . ' . m - i. T71 .VnTit i-U-nn mAnths fm I - -r ti a i Ml t ? a-j1 . . . T
Locke Erwin ball ground, .Monday 10 xiunua ' Aiexanaer wm.oepn.a leai given out bv the bureau give t
i-IXiCt jwULW-JW - r
Soro Kecord :
last
lace
placed
him in the Stonewall Jackson Train-
- r- i i Tt t .
Census fi-ures for-Richmond, Va., ocnoou. ne ooy wan conviciea
ciijr . ritti tt i r
" j. - a. 33
Steon MUl, -Tnesday ni, Octo- phoid fever. Mr. Moose is a
v Ail. Oi jxr. .
oer m. - - , . ,
Brown Mill, Wednesday night, Oc
tober 5th.
MM7 " heetinS at Ph 127,623! This is an ?m Odell Ilard ware Cp. Lynn
brother Oetoher 7tb. at 7:30 n. m. The nubbe .io j;tq nni -J. Stout, the other boy implicated in tho
t 11 ? A 1 A .11 3 At- I - - 7 . I vAhhATV W 1- Alf r . .At . it.
ic: coraiaiiv mviiea to aiiena mei lann vi,an t ha ttrr7 Tvrmiti-n i uuu,-';i v v" "ju v vo
services as they are undenominational. 1 ' oCXO - I . - . leosts and ne was onlered to appear
TtWk & Shenard are sellins linene There will. be three services Sunday j in court every thirty days for the next
Cabarrus Mill Thursday night, Oc- waists with your initials embroidered following at 11 a. m,3p.and i Some men hate conceited people be- two years and show that he had been
5; Jt - I thereon in colored silk for $125 each. I night. J. F. ALEXAOTER. I cause they dislike competition, r of good behavior.
tober 6th.