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CONCORD, N. 0., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1895. -
Whohe NO. 1.247
. XI. No. 106.
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THE ASSOCIATION,
Cokcord, N. 0.
j, M. Odell,
P. B. CCLTRANE,
President
Cashier.
Sabbath school workers of our f.wn !
country and in England a movement
prajing the establishment of an an
nual temperance Sabb&tb, that is.
seventeenth annual session nn SAhhath m tW
of the Cabarrus Sunday School As- there shall be concert of action in
sociation convened m Bethnaee P.KnhPR nf
RACING GOING ON.
Of the CabHrrns Sunday Sctiool-Tbe
Report of the Recent MeetingA
Resolution.
The
North . Mm
D. B. COLTRANE.
pecuiati
on,
3
HAMMOND & CO.
t n Coltrane, Assistant Cashier church 22 1895, at 10 o'clock, temperance the, theme of the day,
Capital, 50,000 dent, in the chair. school; and, whereas, No
Surplus, $16,000 Devotional, exercises were con- yember 24th, is the day recommends
DIRECTORS ducted by Rev. W M Shaw, after ed to be observed this year.
t M Odell, D. F. Cannon which followed a yery cordial ad- Resolved, That the Cabarrus
Ft am King, J.W.Cannon, dss of jrelcome by W E Furr. county Sunday school association in
R. Odell, yv. ti, jlilly, J.ne president maae a snort response convention, assembled, heartily en
in which he expressed the pleasure dorses the movement and recommen
of the members of the association in dation, and urges each school to take
meeting -with the good people of such action as is deemel advisable
Bethpage. towards securing the above object.
Reading the cufttites and enroll- Signed,
nienLcf delej?i.ta followed . Tha
StOCK SO&CL tendance of delegates was not as W. R. Odell.
iuii na uomiu qo j uesirea owing 10 Kesolution of thanks to the good
the rainy weather. Eight townships people of Bethpage for their kind
were represented by delegates ap- hospitality to the members of the
pointed by the township associations, association.
'Fifteen Sunday schools were repre- Secretary was instructed to fur
senten by a full delegation, nish the county papers with minutes
Sacretary' s report showed that 0f association for publication.
Scocks, Bonds and Grain bought and eleven townships in the county held Rocky River v was selected as the
sold, or carried on Margin? , . conventions. - place of next meeting.
Treasurer's report was read and Seyeral visiting choirs rendered
adopted, and shows a balance on choice musio 'during the sessions of
hand of $42 for State Sunday school the association which added much
Work. in t.hft nlftAflnfe of the mefttinfrs.
1 he treasurer
MT. PLEASANT, N. CY
REV. J. D, SHIREY, D. DM PKES
ADADEMIC, COMMMRCIAL
and
COLLEGIATE COURSES.
Brokers,
130 & 132 Pearl Street, .
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
P. s. Send for explanatory circus
lar on speculation, also weekly mar
ket letter. (Free) dwly
An Aggregation of Fine Racers Mr.
Fraley Claims to liave Been Im
posed Upon, v
Salisbury, N: 0., August 28..
Some fine racing was had at the
fair grounds yesterday afternoon.
Qaite an aggregation of the best
racers-in the State and seyeral from
outside the state were here. Promis Total necessary expenses
nent among the horsemen who had session of 38 weeks, $85.00 to
stock on the grounds were L Banks 7"" . , .
Holt, of l mance county; Capt. W ' seslon bins 'Sepf
tt t? - xt i o ' a n v 3. 1895. For cotaloime and
H Frazier, of Ninety-Six, S. 0., and 0T,on:oi nf,- - i,
XTr. ' , . ' special information, address.
Mr. Eogel King, of Washington, D. the president as above, or
0. Greensooro, ksheyille, Derita hm. Secretary of Faculty.
and ReidBville were represented.
; The Salisbury Racing Association,
which as noted in a squib in jester
day's Standard, turned out to be a
fake, had by the liberal purses
offered attracted this array of fine
horses to Salisbury. The - discovery
of the fraud caused considerable ex
citement among the horsemen who
had been luped , into coming here i
and an explanation was asked for
Mr. W T Johnson, secretary, was
the only man present who, it ap
peared, knew anything about the
matter. On being interrogated
Mount Amoena
SEMIN ARY
A Flourishing School fot Young:
Ladies.
TEN TEACHERS,
Orramental BraLchec Receive
. Carefm Attention,
REV. O. L. T. FISHER,
Principal,
MOUNT PL ASANT. K. C
A. M
Will CABOL!
UNIVERSITY OF
closely he stated that there was n0 1 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
sucn man as mi. jonn u aioniciair, AND MECHANIC ARTS.
who was represented as president or :
the association. He afterwards Tne next session of this Col-
NORTH Cli
I
was instructed to I Will sav in nonclnsinn that the! .... . r v i.. ? h, -mi w: o.i .
. , . I oaiii that Hra ov vAfl Mnnrn Air. jhr win ukuiii o i utr ;iijfi-
ask those schools who did not con- iarge crowd present was more than : j h skipped, leaving his board Examinations at county seats
. " wcufco poi xux usnany quiei aa oraeny, auu we . f , M0 , . billannJ" oaruraay in August.
Sunday school work to do so at once, could not help but feel that much
so &a to make the $50 asked of . onAmniioVioH in thin, th
SffeAtt -"Mo seventeenth annual session of the
" Vth I Rev. Lancaster delivered a splen- Cabarrus Sunday school associa-
did address on the subject : "Those tion. Jno. A. Cline,
. Secretary. .
Schools, and the
vJ I vA AA U L , , i who never attend Sunday school and
ww-lx, ; howtoreaclTthem."
UUnUUij invitation of the W. 0. T. U., and
for teachers. Tuition $60 ; 35 delivered an excellent addresa on
teachers, 471 students. Ad "Temperance wor and teaching in
flress rresiaent , vy inaion, the Snndfty KhoL
'Am
Sir. Sberrill hnses,A Man.
Tuesday night about 9:30 o'clock noon.
Mr. Geneva Sherrill, who lives on
Academy 3treet, near Mr. Anthony, WMW ow-
t intnhi hankvard for some- Now that "dog days" have
.j .i...- t. . Younsrmen desiring a tech
paiu, nits iruuK uciuu icyicu uu . , n . . . .
I-i l jt t t? iA- i;OAin;mflj nical education at an unusual
his board. Mr. Fraley declaimed , , fl u
wirougu.iue xany uuw py f or catalogue to
afternoon, any knowledge; of or con. , A q HOLLADAY,
hection with the association,-stating 2 w d& w. RaleighKw. C.
that he had also been! imposed upon.
There will be racing again this after-
Chapel Hill, N C, for Cata
logue and handbook on "UNI
VERSITY EDUCATION."
MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE GINGHAMS,
OUTING CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, SHhETING
AND SALT BAGS.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Salem
FEMALE ACADEMY.
, The 94th Annual Session begins September 5th
180s. Register for last year shows more than 500
1 persons under instruction during the year. Spe
cial teatures: tne development 01 ri ait.i, unar
acter and Intellect. Buildings thoroughly remod
elled. Fully equipped Preparatory, Collegiate and
come
fcUhir": Ha wafl vcrv ahiat and when and gone takes a weight from the
D' " " ' -i. I . lelled. rully equipped Preparatory, Collegiate ana
nfF thft hack BtenS. he noticed a man hearts Of the Superstitious. WhO have Post Graduate Departments, besides first-class
Rev, Lancaster made the report nnnn th , k aide fen3e. been aittme idlv bv and letting the S54i; "T! . ommercia
fAntW. rtW;ffo V,o? francr '77" 'I ' - . . I J. H. Ul.lSWfc.l-l-, Knncipai, samr
v-v v b apparently awaiting the lights to go delicious fruit rot for fear if it was daw .
that they
parties who
thp, intruder what his business was i i..kiyrr fA
On motion.:U B Coltrane ap- and what he wanted,there. WHetf """r L1
.w. .-v-.-...v apparently awaiting the lights to go deliciona f rait rot for, fei
work, and what has been done by m inide houM Mr Bhenffl dn .
the rariou. a.niaters .n charge of made hu pre8enoe known by asking wonld ioae it. Several
the work.
Fiwrru
0-
I L 1 - 1.U
pointed a committee to secure preach -7 " - preserve weir irmv, n
nn for the chain gang and report , T V I great quantity, the loss of which is
mg lor me cnam gang ,anu report mQ t( the anov ran, ft i "
same to next meeting of the asso. -llA J rfl . attributed to dog days. "Dogdaja
ciation. L -a began just seven weeks ago Tuesday,
Election of officers for the coming ; He was chased for some distance be 0,1 the 9th day of JuIy'
. fnr h TMt arrrht of. It was a August 27. There is no danger
Dr. J 8 Lafferty, president; J A , . man now of fruit spoiling, so the story
(Jane, secretary; A 1$ Lientz, treas
UWr. , H Two Lives Saved,
.T) "R Col- Mrs Phoebe Thomas, of Junction.'! tyeiid aim.
goes.
Executive uommittee-
trane, chairman , Wilson Winecoff, City, HI. was told -by her doctors Rev. Daniel A Long, president of
DEALERS IN
General
Merchandise.
Country
BUYERS OF
Produce
r -
of all Kind
AND
Four-Foot wood always
wonted best prices for
same. We Invite an in,
spection of all the goods
we Manufacture.
J fi White.
Vice Presidents:
...No. 1. AN, Harris,
jhtp, 8. J illrvin, .A.
No.. 4. Dr. J S Lafferty,
No. 5. M L Cline,
j of GeoV-W Dry,
' No 1. J L Peck,
No.- 8.-0 D Barringer,
t Nn. 1 Q 1 -T H ritVlpr ."Rarn hmri l - i. . ?
No. 10. John H Long,
No. 12. B E Mams.
Delegates to State association
W R Odell and Dr. J 8 Lafferty.
principals ; Rev. B F Davis, Jno. A
o.
Fink, alternates.
Rev. B F Davis delivered an
ad-Can
dresa on "The teachers work.
it be improved, if bo "how ?"
W R Odell and others made short
talks on Sunday school work.
The following resolution was
unanimously adopted :
she had Consumption and that there Antioch College, Ohio, took the train
was no hope for her, but two bottles bere this morning in response to
i covery comply teiK inteiligenCe just received,
ely cured her and she says it saved DW"tu6 J, . . .
hr !if 'Mr. ' ThnS: 1 F.ftrfl: 139 Miss Grace Freedland, an assistant
Flordia St. San Francisco. -suffered piofessor. Ju : Aitipch College, had
from a dreadful cold; approaching been conveyed by her father, an old
Consumption, tried without result wealthy farmer, to visit a
every thing els then bought one, neighbor;, the old gentleman was re-
uio o .vwtvw fnmihir home unattended, and at a
an4m twoweek'wa8:Loared.-Vii6:iei . . " . ...',,. ' fta
i, uwni Tf ?; onWifB certain. point on the way he was as-
of which these are samples, . that suited by a colored man and choked
prove the wonderful effiicacy f tiid to death, . The colored : man was
medicine in coughs ani pplds. -'Fee promptly arrested and jailed at New
tnarbottles at ifetzefs Drug store. Richmond, the county seat of Glare
Regular size 50si andl.00;'
JLancl Post Wottc." -voJ;.
r! i .
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J
COFFINS &C.
n .
I have now in stock at my rooms
opposite the court house a splen-"
did line of well-made Furniture
such as ' , .
Bed steads, Tables,
Wash Stands Safes,
- Chairs, &c.
defy . competition in regard to
quality and price. You will be
surprised when you hear my prices
Comer and see. If not in stock
can supply you in a few days. I
have a nice' line of
zCOFFINS-
at prices that will surprise you. I
keep a full "line on hand for inw
mediate supply. I buy
' LUMBER
and run my planing machane, and
all persons who wish any thing
in this line, will do well to call
and eee me.
Very Respectfully,
mont county.) A mob was collected
quickly .and in defiance . of ; ; every
remonstrance . the , murderer . was
taken out and han&red to the limb of
asveamore tree. This is the second Concord.. O. July 13, 1895.
lynching of colored' men near New noase For sate.
T. Pounds.
: I hereby forbid any : parties from
trespassing such as ' hunting, cut
jiing :timber walking - or ; driyinpV
rpmrivirior fruit nr - Anvthinicr oi anv
i"--, j - . .V i. . I -rl i , .- . I W-W
description-on imf plantation; enmonu nuuow p wu yca. iu uye-ruum uuu uu
r 1 . jJ ; , i Greensboro Record. DepotjstreeW now cccupied by Mrs.
known, the : Daniel , i Bather ... . told of in J F Willeford, is for sale. Interested
lands, in No. 4 i township. - ; WOlt hr s 4j nching be told of in rtie3ill;a on Dx. L M Archey
Anyone violating this . notice will the New York Religious (?) Inde- f or terms and otherfdesired inf orma-
be prosecuted to the fullest extent rr-" "
Whereas. There is among leading of the law. Jno. A Kihmojtsj of the Ohio, perhaps.
26 lta.
(Mbs.) Aw Fink.