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C.5 1 OVEMBER 21ST, 1899
'"NTo. 25.
INDEX.
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v -- --:; - J V' ' , - :;;"Vv ; ' ' .:.-r.vry X'X:-:X ? '- ' -
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1 -Mil t
5v
Salisbury Fenci Hn s.
If any x of our .suhscri
hers fails to receive 7 "
l.iJ, f ;,""''. ,..
vapcr, )ic will confer a
favor Jjy jccpprtjnrl fl
same.' : -
. ; Cotton brought 7 40 today.
A. W. Calhoun, of Atlanta, C a.,
Is In the city today. ,
' V. S.McDuHle, of Concord, tct
yesterday In the city. ,-.
. Col. A. B. Andrews parsed throu'li
:-lat night In his private car. -
Dr. Atkins,- of Asheville, Bent
lat night with Ilev. Dr. Weaver. "
Col. Tauin. Mcnfl, of . Concord,
'"-came In !.- t night to attend court. ,
' Llvinlon Cotton, of Pontop,
Montgomery, county, U In the city
today. - '.
Joseph JrtcV&on. who spent a few
days Iiero has returned to his home.
Concord. 1 . . ' ' - -. ' - "
K. . M. Crtirgatt, of Gastnnla,"
Onston county, npent . last ulxht In
thecliy.
J T. JHmo!, wf Asheville, who has
hceni eiifJir.p a fewdnyH In th clty,
left thin morning '"" " -
" . ''' ' :'
Unlud KtHten irafhal MHlikan
U through this morning with
' , 5 federal prisoner, going to Halotgli.
CM. (JarnpGelf,; Pietldiiig Ilcr
' '"-of the AVentenr K. (J. Conferoiuo,
lcnt lat night In the city with llev.
D. iM'ttte.' , .! V "
lUiv. T. FMarr, Vro-sldlng' Klder
of the Vn.vnfrVf,no lltrUf,J who
.was for f'ur ynrf "tstor of Church
Street M. L'. rhuiCh; jpeiil ttt nigUt
with ltcv. Dr VVcuvit. ' ':'t
The B.'uthfry . Binv hig :Mai'hlne
company l(j a new eutirprHe Just or
iraiilzecl In city.-'. i V,.iiyder
will d tho repair. woife wiul ' W. M.
Jtuth is Ihorepreairitatlv- and tli'
inun. '.-v . .',':-'-
s Abodes GuflVy; of Halhhury, spent
feundHyi:re-Vt-tho, ht'iUido of'hl
; brother",. Puytmi UulTy, wlio la skk
with typhoid fevrr.V JJrJ (Juffey's
tnnthci;H,Ht his In dslde. Concord
Utandardw . " ", 'u'- - iv-v."
Mrs. Vunco vvljf. tot ct with' 'the
United Daughters of. tlm'-Confederacy
at .3 :! o'clock Xi 'evuilng at
thj home of Mr. V.n'Oyonuaii.
frihe will pj-rak on the nut Joct of the
. Lee Uioiiuti.ctit assocl;"itlt';iu . 1 ', ,.
Miss Badle 'Colsbh; Avha has been
attending tho fcilato formal "coilegr
ttt Qrcfniiboro, .iaKet - through this
. morning, going to-Jir -home At- Au
"
dersonvlllc. : She v accompanied
by her uncle. Dr. Dunlrtp and Alls
Allen, who llvc m,ir Ax'adcehoro
Fireuuui Heali - 1' rry,-: who hai
"l)Ccn-.runtdng. ( f t:, High Point,
llundleman mmI '-r' .-.railroad
between High l int . a"d Ahboro
for Momt tlme, w'm in the Ity a short
while I h I.s airuing mid returned I
High Point gu No. ;- .., Ho t Hntii
that he has been on furlouli ulout
three 'week, and wllj rctut u to Id
dullrs In a'day or tuo,
. wo nm micnr.v'i ny jamea
1 , .
Mowery that hi father has open
d a gravel pit -:' ir town and
they are reucy t ) li II orders at any
time. ' " ; " ;" "
Dr. W. II. Wfllu f. 11, of Charlotte,
Vf,?.r,0re!
N.C, wilt be in
Hotel on Thur"! ' ,
jury a veumu
r . r. Hth for
one dtiy only. lli -clico i limit
od to Kje, 1-ar, .Nu-! nuJ Throat. s
All iork. sauge at Jaclr-.on'i. Try
them. v '
Go to Jackson'.
' meats, ; .
iv. u' ct .for nice I
Go to Wrights Iviuit : o Srore for
nice Xmas present., :
D. W. Bnlder ha.s'a no .1 horso for
sale. Can be frn JuiiiL-s' t-UtLlo.
- Is the tona of yut;r i ' ' t:uc fatlsfac
toriT Does tl.w.tuut.i full your
flngtrh? U it In tunc? I: not only
tunc ihu;n$ b".t tn.'.ko fp. d lty .f
regularity at! J . it inr t
rvqulreiutnts if IL,
Give me a tri lar. 5 I v.
luicl the
t thstr.s.
uuamnteo
satisfaction.
l it i : : N".
Phlci.r.
vases are m
formerly. I
'A ' ' :
tn
h !
li: . .
t ) t.
rv
increase in t'
and partlcuL:
are not kcj t tt;
to the doctor ;
your ucr v. i. .
Norfolk
soil's mai!
TKE SUPERIOR COURT.
j.:r C3s Set Ust Of Cass is
c posed Gf S13C3 YESisrr v
Iti this court the 'C.icaiust
' ill-Edward and Tom Carrr wij
- oi,. cnargea witn ine rauruer ol
; iceman" "Kerns in "Concord;
I rought to this countyfrora Ca
' rrna on change of ventto, Ava3
t ' for Thursday. The ; case
i pwt .Jim.1, FarrowjT colored;.
' arged with the murder of ' a col:
. . d girl in this city la8tummer
set for to-morrow. , The ol
! .ring are the cases disposed of
:;ce the court met yesterday af-
moon: . . ' , "
Henry Winecoff, for -rernqving
crops, not guilty. j T.
Charles Roberts. and 6HCoV?
an assault, pi ad guilty.' Jadg
rnent Busjeiided Uxn payment of
costs. - I - ':f
'V Thomas Parker, selUn1liqiior
without license. Parker ' was
found guilty in two cases aii4
plead guilty in one. IIe,wji3 eent
to the public roads for six months?
--Kd Host, carrying concealed
weapon, plead guilty. - Judgment.
stispended upon payment of costs'
Charles Karriker, -assault . with
deadly '"weapon, pluadj guiltji
Judgment suspended, upon', pay
ment of costs. ' .iV -r'TJiouias
Click, larcency. ;12
months on the chaingangiV;-,
Joh n Trouf man , t reipassing,
plead guilty. Judgment suspend
ed upon paymeut of costi; v V
Adam Cauble, " treSpasnng.
Judgment susponded upohpaying
costs'. ' ;';.':'a"-v'
II a n 1 1 i I A 1 M cC u r rei r. a tut' Itob
or t , C rov'l 1 , i n j u ri tg-r d vXlhig,
plead guilty. .Judgment fyijjpend
Led irpon payment of co8tV"J
Four parties wiw failedolmt
their; poll tax--?, pleaC'iuilty.H
Judgment sufpendud upbjjpayi ng
costs. i'-4Vr-'.; f
Charle.s Hall, larceny A .'plead
guilty. Judgment suspeivoledtup:
ont paymei.t pt. costs." trr 'vXi
E. H. Hamilton, lliV; selling I
liquor to minora. ua ,iiAiHgwiw
qnor: wit hout 1 ice ase, ple'a$ feiuUy
j augment suspenaea upoiiipaying
arreo iuriee, assault twin mu-
lery, plead guilty. Judgment u3j
ponded upon iaymentffef!tsr.'
P.- C. Holshousor -and. "TIiomKV
Artz plead guilty. . Judgment -sril
peuded upon pay.nient of 'b..f
it. in.- McAllister, assauit-ianq
Imttery, continued. ',
P. O. Henderson and jjllyllfriv
i. .1 i .iu;yi..iii-i
uci.on, niuay, pu-uu guiuyu
nint suspended on payment ,of
co:::?. hamo iieienuantppieaa
and " P. O. . Hoiidei'soh
gu i 1 1 y , a t id . hot h 2$tit jf tho
pnblicroad for four inontIr5;.j;.
i':in iRol torts , Laf ceny; .plea d
guilty) Vent to the publi6ro:lds for
four mnnths. ''l'r-'f
At a nWlar meeting of "Jcrdou
Lo!io, Nb. 108, 1. O. O.Y:itLs
derod that a committee AW, ap
pointed ftir the purpose of is)dic4t--
ing and receiving 'morieyv r-ioo4
and clothing uir the benefit .f
tho orphan at the Odd iVIllows-
Orphau Home, locatedat Cfdlds
boro, N. C. v ..f
This is a .laudable effprti
should, and we hone will. v-jneet
. , r.n -j. -Li vr .
1 n(' approval oi uu goouj.)jjy;iH
a ? ulstautial way.'.Tij .vjio
give unto the fatherless; and WkloSr
givo unto tho Iordrv- V?
. J R. IV. Leonard
A: 0: "N6rrir;:
J. J. Stewart Nt
Jacob FeIrip Yn v
G. WVReedi
A:;:rt:scrs Take Notice.
Owing tb the fact, that'rf ,vTai
nf
(ur customers" rnav." -r.itt t
.r ;o their advertuemcutthe
f day and as it is likely-t ilp-
! t!:o paper, wo must'a'sk.; Itr
t ; -i t o be governed by Hi ' ; -fol
Z notice iii'every rrt4! y-. ,
T!.o udvertlinj patrons tif-TnE
;nr::, who uesir ihetrau
cliauired should" be-jr
- to
their copy In this ofilce t
;firo:
. in. to insure an Insefllr i-t-he
y. ' v
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I; next at fh Lclise.vUnco
U you come ugaln. v . -
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A RUSTY CLO PISTOL
Causes Tfee Dcat& of a Vblte Bcf Hzit
A fatal accident of a most dis-
Vti?wk c.hpwwter. occurred at, thf
home of J. Ch Miller, oi well-known I
farmer Jiving 4it franklin; about
bur miles from this city, late yes
erday afternoon AOlhat time
Mr. Miller's son, Henry," a boy
about 10 years old, was in the
house alone and, picking up an old
jrusty pistol lying on 'the. bureau,
commenced '.'fooling with it"- af
ter the fashion of boys generally
under, such circumstances." Not
knowing the weapon to be loaded
he was .snapping' it in a careless
way without paying much atten
tion to the direction in which it
was' pointed, and while so' doing
the weapon- was discharged, the
ball passing through the back of
his head, causing death in a few
minutes. When the members of
the family who were outside the
house at: the time, heard ' the re
port of the j)istol they rushed in
and found the poor boy dying , on
the floor. The father of the boy
vwas in town at the time serving on
the grand jury. The funeral took
place this afternoon from Bethel
chapel.
From Biltmore-
T'he fly is in the wheat so says
our.farmer, B. C. Trexler.
More building. Julius Frick is
building a granery and James
Holshouser is shedding his crib.
Qld.aunt Peggy Peeler is visit
ing at B. C. Trexler's this week.
Mir. Trexler tells "113 he buried
away for winter uss a fourth crop
offf one. piece of grouud. First,
a of op of onions, and second,
early cabbage, third, late cabbage
and Vstill later crop.
'Aii outrageous hawk isdej)redat-
ing around Biltmare. There is a
reward, for 1 him by some of the
ladius Of the village.
4.ijliuuUng expedition is expect-;
a..i)-some or, tne village tms
weeki1 '-- -
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t'Boinmunion at Christiana Siin-
Done
ScJiedQle Changes December 10.
There. will be a change of sched
ule qj tho Southern Railway the
"10th ..of December, which; will ef
fect : several important trains.
The -'-'following changes will be
made:' ; . -
Tram No. 35 the Washington
an Atlanta fast mail that arrives
in. Salisbury at 8: 45 p. m. will ar
rive at 8: 30 15 minutes earlier
Local train No. 7 which arrives at
.8? 10 p. m., will, according. to the
hew schedule, arrive at 7: 55 p.
ffc ' J 1 1 il l
in.., tno. 00 irom Atlanta inai ar
rives in this city at 10:40 a., m.
will arrive at 1 1 : 00 a. m.
;.While there are- no material
changes all effect important trains
and are therefore important to the
traveling public.
Rs:ept:oi Last Night.
X reception was given last, night
in-honor of Mrs. Z. B. "Vance, of
lAsheviMe. who! is' visiting Mrs. T.
I'Klttz.; The recepfion wasgiv-
eiCby Mrs. A H. Boydrn at her
tdo gqnt home, corner of Church
ana 1'isner streets, iiier? were
quite a number, of callers present
nil of whom enjoj'ed the pleasure
'Of tle evening very much.
'Mrsr Vance will go to Charlotte
Thursday. ;
P.ltaleigh, N. C. Nov. 20.
On . Saturday ex-S li e r 1 II
Fritchard and Jacob Blay
lockVof Mitchell county, at
tempted to arrest a man
named Honey eutt, who mur-
,dered Greer Phillips some
time ago in Mitchell connty.
lloneycutt shot and killed
Blaylock, and a moment later
tPritchard killed Honeycutt.
Fritchard is a brother of
United States Senator Fritch-
l;.4l
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1 I ulin.-'Wia Y l"
I found at it. J. Holmes' closing one
saie. Everything sold strictly
cot.';
. CIiCMiial Hill Hews,
OJfell Li
inby, of Randleman, is
; father on Chestnut
vi?itin hi
Hill.v ...
Jiiss Lou Cook, of Forest Hill,"
Concord," who' lias' bedn visitihg
several friends on Chestnut Hill,
has returned home, ' :
s::dt m tesee times:
mft Sr.i;ii Perfsratss Kis' Brctler-Ia-Ls7,
Si Y. CcCauis '.
Al out 1 o'clock yesterday after
. 1
noon there .was a bloody affray at
Bear Poplar in this County, -whicl
resulted tn the , serious 5 wounding
of one man and the swift depart
ure of another with fan officer in
pursuit. S Y. Goodmau and
Harvey S m ith are bothera-i n-law,
who,with their families, have been
occupying the same house inBear
Poplar. Yesterday afternoon at the
hour mentioned the t to men be
came engaged in a hot dispute
over some cause " not ascertained
and words led to blows; after
which deadly weapons wer4 resort
ed to.' It is said that during the
row Goodman -struck SmitK over
the head with a shot gun aiid the
latter pulling: a 82. calibre pistol,
shot Goodman i three ti wei. one
ball going through his leftihould-
er, another grazing his heck and
another hilt ing his wr ist. It is
said that after thus" disposing of
Goodman. Smith proceeded to
break up the shot gun and , make
his : esc a. e. Goodman ? w a s
brought to town last night and
taken to the residence of Sam
Henryj near the depot, wher.V he
now lies suffering greatly from
hi3 wounds. Drs. Whitehead and
McKenzie - are in attendance.
Sheriff Monroe- sent-a -deputy in
pursuit of Smith, when informed
ot tne anair. iotnmg nasi oeen
heard from him. '
Good man 'a woiuyU are painful,
fbut not nece. sari I y fatal. He
claim that after he was shot down
Smith went througljuthe pockets
of his coat and took checks for
$115 which he carried atfay with
him. . '; '".':':,
Jhe Bazaar. ' '
Tho ladic3 of the - Lutheran
church who have been for the. last
week engaged in making prepara
tions for their', bazaar and chry
santhemum show, threw the doors
open to . the puldic today. Al
ready quite a Iage crowJ has visit
ed the Shaver and Woodson build
ing in which the bazaar js' being
held, and the unanimous verdict
is that the exhibits have not been !
surpassed in any exhibition of the
kind held here. The fancy work
alone is valued at $500. Oysters
and lunch .will be served until 11
o'clock tonight and the - public is
cordially in vit ed to patronize th is
undertaking. r
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Health. Hints.
For life is not to live but to be
well. Martial.
The higher the life, the: more
distant the approaches of age.
E P. Whipple.
'A brilliant intellect in a sick
ly body is like? gold in a spent
swimmer's pocket."
More lives are blasted from un
trained nervous systems than
from almost any other cause, i
'The civilized mac has built a
coach, but has lost the use of his
feet." Street cars and elevators
rob us of our muscles and give us
dyspepsia.
Aa Aged Eloper-
iinpres?el with the advantages of
polypamy over j auperism, the Rev.
Dr. Sharrett, a nonagenariau inmate
of the oor-house in Knoxvillc,
Tenn., departed from that institu
tion on Saturday night, taking with
him no less than five female paupers
. It is the declared intention of the
a jred clergyman and bis infatuated
followers to walk to Utah, where,
under the protection of the Mormon
church, they hope to be permitted
to enjoy their new faith iu peace.
Dr. Sharrett'a followers are all w(H
men of advanced years. .;,
Ur. Sharrett; who not long ago
celebrate t his ninety-first birthday
in the poor-house, wnieh had been
his borne for many years, recently
received a circular explaining the
! nnliar l.trinea f the Mormon
i - - - - - .
cnurcn anaaavocaiinz lunrai limin-
mony. Exchaugc.
THE STATE'S SURVEY.
T&3 Litest State KeWS CaHeil Frca era scientists;" once said of a
OSf ElCiilSgeS. - friend, IIe has traveled more
A special from Norfolk to a "d seen less than any man I
Rhode Island paper reads as .fol-. no.w-" IIow many tne are to
lows i Wesley James, colored of hom might be ascribed similar
Charlotte, N. O., is in Norfolk achievements! Having eyes and
(October) upon his' ninth "wed- ears,-they see and hear not the
ding tour. Wesley has just mar- many Offs of Wonder and inter
ned for the ninth" time, having st about them, as they pass
buried his ekht-wives. He is 75 through life.' ; ,
years old, and has 5G children, he
says, of which two, aged 55, are
twins by his first wife, and two, 1
year old, are twins by wife No. 8'
Albert Hull, a white man aged
55, was found dead in ; Monroe
township, this county, on Satur
day. He had been drinking heavi
ly, and on the day before, he was
on the verge of deliriumremens.
"CUiCU m au UJU "em u lUB Bmt;
of the road -m the middle ot the
night and alone. -Greensboro cor
respondent Charlotte Observer.
On Sunday morning Rev. W.
C. Alexander made public his de
cision in regard to the call extend
ed to him a short while ago from
theMaryland avenue Presbyterian
church of Baltimore. After ds- (
liberation over the matter since iie
was there two weeks ago he has de
cided to atfeept the same and will
take charge of the work in' his new
field about the first of next month.
A congregational meetiug of this
church will be-held next Sunday,
Concord Standard.- 4
It is understood here that in all
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there have been nearly, or quite
one hundred cases of sickness at
the Normal, A great many of the
ailing students have gone home,
and some of them , have recovered.
Yesterday it was stated positively
that there were more than 80 stu-
dents on the sick list and that four
of these had typhoid fever. v The
number of typhoid patients has
not increased today, and there are
considerably fewer other patients
owing to the fact that a good
many of them have been able to
travel and go home. It has -t been
decided to suspend the Normal
until 1st of January. On Satur
day, yesterday and today large
crowds of students left on every
train ; and this afternoon there
remain in the institution only
about 32 students that are well.
These will have.. departed by to
morrow. The college authorities
and a number of physicians and
trained nurses have done j every
thing possible. The utmost sym-
rnliv hna lioon- mn n i foet orl hp
... . .1 . , ,
tne citizens oi pi Tn-piace, wno
have been, and ara, gladly-render
ing aid necesary or requisite.
Ladies from all parts of town
have volunteered their services,
and many of these are actively en
gaged in caring for the unfortu
nates. No authoritative statement
has been made as to the cause of
the sickness, but it is generally be-
heved to be due to defective sew-
.... .
erage. lit. Melver says today
that it is his opinion that the
pipes leading from the sink under
the dining room. These, he
states, were made pf terra cotta
piping, when they should have
been made of iron. They have
broken in ten or a dozen places.
It was found that the stench from
wno
,i U t f , .
Charlatte Observer, 21st.
PreYeatesf a Tragedj.
Timely informatum given Mrs.
Geore i.ng, of New straitsviiie,
h ?,rye"te1 drdu,
and saved two lives. A frightful
cough had long kept her awake
every night. She had irlcd many
remeiles and doctors -but, steadily
crew wnree unin unreu- inr ur,
Kings New Discovery- One bottle
'wholly cured her, and he writes
this marvelous mwJicine also, cared
Mr. Long of a severe attack of Pneu
monia. ouch cures are . imjsiu ve
cures are
prwf of the matchless merit of this
grand remedv for curing all .throat,
chest and lung troubles. Only 50c
and it. 00. Every bottle guaranteed.
Trial botttes fre at Theo. F. Klutt
i & Co's. drugstore. ,
Wanted A position as salesman
in some mpreantile establishment.
Have hevral years experienco in
i this apaeity. Any one desiring
'G.h . .f!.l iw mo lu(hm mmi.
rr ::v 7 Vr.,. IJ V" -
mm wiiit-. auuiim hip iu wic c
the Ixpkx.
F. P. Katts
Humboldt, "the prince of mod-
Knowledge depends more upon
the disposition to gam it than
upon any mere advantage of cir
cumstances and surrounding's the
individual may possess. Jona
than Edwards went further into
the mysteries of learning .while
sitting- in the rustic bower in his
father's lane, than hundreds who
pass through the universities of
two continents. But Edwards
had the will to o-n in
bottom
of the branches of knowledg-e he
attempted, and this combination
of desire and determination did
more for him than gTeat libraries
and professors could have done.'
.The person who has this dispc-sition-to
gather facts and ideas
from the books he peruses . and
from the objects and people he
encounters, does not loose this in
the midst of the hurry of daily
labor nor in : the diverse af
fairs of life. He does' not neg
lect the task .before him, to be
sure, for he knows that these ma-
terial thing's demand rigid atten-
tion and painstaking care, as they
are the - foundation upon which
must rest the higher attainments
for which he hopes. .But in the
intervals of leisure that come to
him he finds the path to progress
-and "self-culture, and resolutely
follows it. V - "
A gentleman saw a number of
books, including several acknowl-
edSed classics, in the window of
a friend s store. -
books?"
'Yes," was the reply;
dry goods for bread and
"I sell
butter,
and for the purpose of doing some
thing useful in the world., Idon't
try to live on dry goods:"
The growing man or woman
sees something more than the
i
He who '
would develop for higher, attain-
ments and opportunities must do -
this. -Advanced fields of labor
come only to those who are wor
thy of them, or, if they are gain
ed, they are -restrained only by
those who have the readiness and
skill to improve them. The lndi-
1 .
world of common duties and com
mon necessities, and sees nothing
beyond these, rarely possesses
that largeness of mind and
strength of will that fits for high-,
er duties and opportunities.
Look for something more than
the material in life. To be sure.
make your daily tasks the object
oi careiui. atienxion anu earnest t
labor. But in the midst of the
common duties of every-day life,
gather here and there fragments
t iL.i 1 1.J it-l. -.1- 11 1. 1
u """wicugc mat suan neip
w ju me to a rounaea ruiiness,
Manila, Nov. 20. General
Wheeler has decided not to
return for Congress." He is
writing a letter to President
McKinley with a request that
it be forwarded to the House
of Representatives, in the
course of an interview with a
correspondent of the Asso
ciated Press he saidj , 4 'Con
gress, if it occupies the first
day of the session in passing
a resolution declaring ill UI1-
mistakable terms . that the
sovereignty - of the United
? . 7 Y i ,
States n to be maintained in
the Philippines, thus dift-
pelling Aguinaldo's delusion
ii, 1 ji, . : ...
that the anti-imperialists can
assist him, Will be perfonn-
ino a sacred (IQiV.
...
The bam and gin houe of V. A
Lucas, three miles south of Char
lottp, wrs burned at 2 o'clock this
morning: One mute, four balr of
cotton and a lot of farming imple
ment were lost In the fire. Char
lotte Observer, Hth.
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THE WEATHEK. .
The weather forecast:
Cloudy and wanner.
bpenccp UepaFimeot, : ; f vv
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Mr. jWoodard is oh the sick,
list ' ; '
Mrs.! W. A. Smitb who has,
been very' etck for- eoinetime
is improving.
Lacjr Sharp and John ; Rob
inson y ill spend next Sunday
in Asheville.
Samuel Qrierry left last
evening to spend a few days
in Norfolk, Va. '"-';"'
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. d . powdy, fireman, is on'
the 8fck list, aa is also l4I)iek"
Turner, fireman. .
Vi' jW. Caldwell, of the
general office of the Southern
at Washington, is in.the city.
7 The paintings of-;, John's '
revelation,exhibited last even-
ing met with quite a success.
M. O. Licy is wearing a
brca$ smile on .his -face. He
now has an heir, a nine-and-
a-half-pound boy.
Miss .Lula Cook, of Con
cord, who has been visiting
her father, Frank Cook, re
turned home this morning;
Next Friday nightLthe la
dies of Spencer will give an"
oyster and ice cream supper
at Eagle's hall! near tho post
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AV. Q Laughlin, who has : "VA
oeen.worKing attue snopsior
sometime, has , given up his
poslCion and bought but M;
L. La wing's meat market .
We learn that the wedding
bells will soon be heard ring
ing, and that two of Spencer's
most prominent citizens - will
plight their troth for Abetter
or woseer.?' MayJoy go with,
them. I - . ,.
We learn that twp of Spen
cer's popular youag ' ladies
had "sonic words "and a little
.halr pulling" about one of
cur . most . prominent y0ung
. .
affair. Another
Solomon in his wisdom is
needed to decide the matter.
Two new passenger engines,
Nos. 330 and 331, arrived last
night from Schenectady, N.
Y., ancl are being put ln run
ning order today These en
gines are very large 10-wkeeK
ers,- with a tank capacity of
iOOO gallons. Tbey are dif
ferent If rom the other passen
ger engines in one respecT7:
that; is, they-are equipped
with Heel cabs" We learn
that others are expected soon. ,
Can ppencer not be, incor
porated? Every day "we learn,
of soipe good family , that s.
would jmove here had-wa any -protection
at alL 7 We think
it absolutely Unnecessary :
for a body of people some
2,500 or moreliving in a ra-' r
dius of one-half mile, as we -
are, to have some self -made
laws and regulations. But v
as we ire now, such is impos
sible. J Let every citizen of
Spencer wake up to the fact . .
thatwb can have self -govern-
ment and that we can
stop some of this miserable ?
degradation now existing. 1 -
Go to W. O. Laughlin's
markets at Spencer, below
Bobbitt's store, for fresh beef' ;
steak, porksteak and nice sau-
sage. -
j Ytol: Ercptlcai '
Ate grand, but Skin Eruption rob 7
life of joy. liucklen's Arnica Salve,
cureslhem, also Old, ' Hunnlng and :
Fevrr Bores, Ulcers, BolM, Felons,
Corn, Waru,.Cuti, Ilrules, Scalds, ;
Chapped Hands. Chilblains; : lleit .
Pile cure on earth.: Drives out Pains
hnd Aches. Only 25 certs A box,
ure guaranteed, fcioldr by Theo. .
F. Kluttz &, Co., Druggist.
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W aro not too busy to write an
ad, but simply to lazy, but we have
plenty of every stylish Ulr CuU .
still om hand; Call ; aud get one at . t
the Eclipse. ' i ,
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