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CONCORD, NOV. 20, 1895.
REL.IUIOUS BIGOTRY.
The London Christian World re
lates an instance of religions bigotry
which we believe would be impossi-
ole m this country.
A lady in a little town near .Nor
folk who happened to ba a congrega
'tiocalist yisited a sick girl several
times and ministered to ner needs.
One d;iy the girl's mother said to
this kind hearted iriend: "I am
obliged-to aifr you not to come again,
for the rteter is .so angry at your
calling." -
Tin riime ecclesiastic' waB recently
.jisb-f) u itt'tend a meeting of the
Biblo Society, an institution in
which all Protestant denominations
-co-operate.. He promptly declined
she nyi;ation oa the ground that
if he went 'some little Baptist min
ister might stand on the platform
and call mm brother."
It would be almost impossible to
find in this country a minister of
any creed who would be guilty of
such meanness as was shown by this
Pharisee. "
The feeling between the woman's
rdigious denominations in this
country wu3 never before so cordial
2.3 it is sott. Ours is a land of re
ligious liberty and our people respect
the earnest adhefents of every reJig
ions creed. The man who believes
that his own church is the only way
to oaiyation has in him very little of
the spirit of- Christ. Atlanta Jour
nal., Had Judge Schenck not been de
feated for a directorship in the NY
O. Railroad, would he be now rais
fog a hcwl against the release of the
road ? Then again, he's no longer
the Southern's attorney ! It all de
end3 how you hit a bull, whether
he bellows or not.
It's mighty hard to believe the
report that comes out from Winston
to the effect thftt Bill Fife's meeting
yanked 900 from the burning: coals.
If thia be true, then the churches and
the ministers there have not been
uoirg their duty. And all this after
Sa:n Jone3 has been combing the
j&air of Winston moralf ,
AH Tree.
Those who havG used Dr. Ding's
How Discovery knows its value, and
those who have; hot, have now the
opportunity totry it Free- Call on
the advertised Druggisi and get a
Tiiai Bottle, Free- Send your name
arid address to H E Bucklen & Co.,
Chicago, and get a sample box of
Dr. King's New Life Pills Free, as
well as a copy of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, Free.
All of which ia guaranteed to do you
good and cost you nothing. Fetzers'
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EMBEZZLER BROUGHT BACK,
James Morjfnn, Defaulting Treasurer
of tb Colored Haiods, How luv Ral
eigh Jail.
Raleigh Observer: James Mason,
the Treasurer kf the Grnd Lodge
of Colored Masons in this State,
some three years ago defaulted for
5533. He lived in Oberlin and was
as well thought of as any negro in
the community.
He ran away with the money to
Pennsylvania where for most of the
three years he has'lived. He pros
pered in his new home, and won the
congdence of his Northern neigh
bors. A short while ago he moved
to Asburv Park. N. J-. where he
worked at the carpenters trade-
Three weeks ago he was located
by Deputy Sheriff Brooks. Last
Friday the deputy left Raleigh for
New Jersey with a requisition from
Governor Carr in his pocket, and
Sunday afternoon he arrived with
him.
At the January term of the court
1804; the grand jury found atrue
bill against Morgan. He Will be
tried at the January term, 1896. It
is understood that Argo and Snow
have been retained by Morgan as
J his attorneys.
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Cuts, BruisssY Sores, Ulcers, Salt
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Piles or no pay requi-ed. It. is
guaranteed to give atati&faction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale at P B Fetzr'a Drug
store.
Dots from Dry's Mill.
"Wheat ami oats aro corning
up
nicely since the rain.
The annual Missionary sale Tiil
beheld at Bear Creek Reformed 4
churoh on Saturday, before tho
second Sunday in December.
O Hoke Ppck will commence
school at Bear Creek Academy on
November the 25.
Mr, Lucus Barringer left for Ten
nessee, last week to make it his
home.
The cotton crop in this section is
about all picked out, ginned and
sola.
Several families from No. 7 are
going to move to'Concord, to the
factory.
Since the bird law has eono out of
effect you can hear the report of the
gnn in these parts. Leo.
Free Xill8.
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Regular size 25c par box. Sold by
P. B. Fetzer's Druggist,
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the
firm of C. Holshouser & Co., com
posed of C. Holshouser and J L
Miller, was dissolved by mutual
consent on Nov. 1st 1895.
C, Holshouser.
J. L. Miller.
I will continue the business and
assume all liabilities of C. Hols
houser & Co., and collect all notes
accounts and other indebtedness
due said old firm.
Nov. A '95 v J.L.Miller.
Thanking the . public for past
favors I solicit a continuance of
same. J. L Milleb.
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We now have
UNDER VESTS
in wool and cotton for infants
misses and. ladies.
Infants jersey rib wool vests
25 cents, .
Misses jersey v rib cotton
vests 25c.
Ladies jersey rib cotton
vests at 5, 18, 2J, 35 and 45c.
Ladies jersey rib wool vest
and drawers fine goods, 1.95
per suit.
Laaies extra nne merino
wool yests only $3.00 per pair,
Ladies red medicated
MERINO WOOL
vests at 3 per pr.
Ladies' white and colored
Merino cotton vests 35, 38, 40
and 45 cents.
Ladies' white and colored
merinocot ton .drawers.
Youths' merino cotton un
dershirts, .white and colored at
25 cts.
Mens' white and colored
KNiT UNDERSHIRTS
at 17 i cts. '
-Mens' ' white merino cotton
undei shirts at 25, 35, 38 and
45 cts , these 38ct shirts have
sold for 45eents up till this
season.
Mens' mixed color under
shirts at 18 and 25 cts, don-
blerbreasted and back at 5o c
Mens' mixed one-half wool
at 47 i cts, double back and
front 75 cents.
Mens' good red wool under
shirts at 75 cents.
Ladies' "
B LACK CASH MERE
gloves (all wool) at 15, 18, 20,
25 and 38 cents. These cash
mere gloves are the finest we
have ever offered, for the
prices are at least 20 per cent.
cheaper than last year.
Ladies' black and tan col
ored Sweed. finished casLmerb
ete gloves at 45 cents.
Ladies' fleeced lined silk
gloves at 55 cents. ,
Gents' black; cashmere
gloves at 18 cts, heavy vgloves,
fleectd dined.
Gents' black wool cashmere
gloves at 25 and 38 cents.
Gents'- . -
WOOL SOCKS
at 15cts finer at 17J, 20 and 25
cents,
Gents'; fine camel hair socks
at 20 and 25 cents.
Gents' fine worsted aox at
20 cents; r ; r
Gents' fleeced linen cotton
sox 15 cents'.
T
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OSTI1.N, Proprietor.
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Special bargain
coarse and fine rpoi11 Sent
silver,. tan, slate Son
blacfe 5 to 40 cabrWn and
B3bgents black lis
worth 40 cts at 20.
BigjobgentsHermpaorfik,
cotton sox at 10 cents. le
GOOD WEIGHS
seamle
10 c.tl. - 8i and 1
lOnSf Z6PhVr knit b0ee3
mere, plush and silk' nol
cmiap. us
Infants wool stockino-
mgs at 7
to 12i cents.
Misses and youths French
mixed ribbed hose 7 to 8 1-2
in iooc.
Misses black ribbed
to 8 1-2 in. nt 10 cents,
Infants cordarov ribha
black hose 7 to 8 1-2 in. at 10
cents.
The best ladies fasc black
seamless hose to be found at
10 cents, better grades up to
35jC.ents,
Hooks and 1!
s
att 5 cents per grosser box,
Best brass pins at. 3 and 4c.
Horn dress stays at 3 oents
per aozen.
Best spool silk at 4 cents
per spool; twist 2cts, 15ct
shields for lOcts, white tape 1
cent per roll, 29 inch cotton
llaids at 5 cents.
Drilling and cotton flannel
that sell for 81 and lOcts at 71
All wool red flannel at 15
cents np.
HEAVY JT WILLED
navy flannel for skirts at 20c .
Good cotton blanketsSc up
Comforts at 90c and $1,
connterpaines 63cts to $2,j3S.
Three ponnd feather pillows
at 50 cents.
10 4 sheets at $1,5 per p?ir.
' White swans down
FUR TRIMMING
at 25 cts per yd.
Black Anrora trimmS at
25 cents.
Tnfnfa 1 cr find SflO1
wraps cheap. Two yard pai-
terns of fine embroiaei -nel
at $1,48 per piece.
We have purchased a lot
wash outlining einbroid w .
silk which we will sellati .
per 5 ct skein.