Vol
, XII -No. 18,
CONCOlU), N, C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1895.
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rency which ia available foe the pur- Jerked nearly m two.
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We. have the Ptefiitg
Siiver Forget-me-not
Rings for 25c.
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Give
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; OUR DUTIES.
Bachelor Paul, the apostle, tella
na to giye thanks "always in all
things" that is under all possible
conditions. There ia no condition
in which we can be placed which
will not yield some special cause
for thanksgiving to Him, who gov
erns, gives and protects, if we will
only look at it in the right light.
Tomorrow is, by proclamation of
the Chief Magistrate of hese United
btates and concurred in by tbe the North, Here in the South, it is
r : ,aw Ul UUi8 uummuu i uuaerveu Dy mapj, om uy many
wealth, the annual Thanksgiving, 1 others it has been couyerted into a
The fretful, complaining soul is
not happy audioes not make othera
happy. But happy are those who
think continually of God's love and
who look upon all the dealings of
His Providence with them as means
by which He 13 training and fitting
them to be His children and friends.
(Thanksgiving day has lost much
of its force and virtue in the course
of time. It is very little observed in
A smal 1 white girl in the west ehd
of the city was leading a cow to pas
ture in Buffalo creek bottoms this
(Wednesday) morning, and came
near being jerked in two. A rope
was attached to the cow and at the
other end was a loop, which was
around the little girPs hand. The
cow became ferocious, made a plunge
to one side and dragged the child
some little distance down the me.
cademized road, bruising and INrR AND DISPLAY.
scratching' her terribly. She will
live.
Cburch To-Morrow.
Rev. Scherer preaches in the First
$1GO
The origin 6f Thanksgiving is general holiday of mixeand yaried Presbyterian church at 11, and Key.
clouded m doubts.; The trst com- worldly pleasures a t - Alexander in St. James Lutheran at
monly accepted belief as to its on Some preach, pray and attend ser- 7. The collection at the former ser
gio, places the beginning with the vice;, some hunt, cavort and loaf yic2 will be for the Barium Springs
Puritans. An occasion suggesting about.' It is a day of liberty and. if Orphanage, the collection at the lat
a common, special day for Thanks there is anything the American peo
giying, is told of in the records of pie dote on, it is their liberty.
events in years prior to the Puritan The finite mind can not conceive
occasion. .This was in England. of a condition 'on earth so low. so
But origin has nothing to do with awful, so trying "as: ndt o see bors
TO-DAY J it m the present, it is enough tor during the cloud a single sum lin-
We sell Men's all wool Cassimere suits at 1 ua that two rulers have proclaimed, ling of hope, of peace, ; of blessing.
What you going to do aoout it? God's eternal promise, of returning Thompson orphanage.
Grover Cleveland named the 28th seasons and harvest times is faith- .
interesting to remember fully, fulfilled. r - y 0;flca ;t
If you find any, thing in this
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tnat is noiexacuy ngnt
CAISNOISS & EETZER.
$3.00.
Hen's Black Wool Cheviot suits at 3.00
Men's Gray Helton suits at 2.00.
Men's Black Cheviot suits 2.50.
Men's Odd Coats 75 cents.
Boy's Odd Coats 50 and 75 cents.
Men's Black Worsted suits fcr 3.50.
Men's Fancy Melton suits 2.50.
ter service will be lor a mission in
Wilmington. The public is cordially
invited to attend these services.
Services at 8 in the Baptist
charch ; collection for the Thomas
ville orphanage, :
Services at 11 o'clock in All
Saints chnrch ; collection for the
Everything ornamental
and serviceable Besides
an elegant line of linger
rings, ear drops, broaches
bar pins, stick pins, bslt
buckles and
S1DECOMBS:
we have a large assort
ment of gold pens. See
them at once.
We have everything in
the silverware line yon
want.
1. J. & J. F. W
Professional Cards ,
L. M, ARC HE Y, M. I),
Physician and Surgeon. x
Concord, N. C.
OFFICE : ST, CLOUD - ANNEX.
and it is
that Gov. Oair gave his public en "Ask and ye shall receive, that 0 an church on Christmas day,
dorsement to.it as a day on which your joy may 3 be full." There can consisting of dialogues, recitations,
MEN'S FINE CLAY WORS- all should cease from labors and give be no failure enless the man or the music, and an address by the beloved
TED SUITS special manss ior uoa s great gooa woman voiuniarify surrenders to tne pastor, itev, u ti uox, . 3ubject :
. i r- I nf sa and nniYiprrttifi mprnipfl to na fivil: and fin fftrfpifq thft hpnpfih ' 1 Onr Ornhan Hnmp." ' Thpret will
(iaaranteeu au wooi qso.ou, uuiaway , -.-w.-, T . ' r r; ' i rwn: T. -CPWTTJ. r. A. MT;i7NWVTMT7R
sinners. But Paul said gi ye thanks Letk.us remember the orphans, also be gifts for the children of the .
"always in all things." J the helpless, the widow. Go down Sunday school. And to teach the ERWIW & MISENH EIM E II -
It's a mighty mean and good-for- in your pocket or your storehouses children the important lesson, "It is Physicians and Surgeons
nothing fellow, that can't itemize and fetch out your appreciation of more blessed to giye than to receive." bfiice No. 3. Harty: building, opv
, , r. j ... . A special collection will be taken posite 2nd Presbyterian church,
the account and find something m God s goodness to yon, that the ir, c Charlotte. N C .
Wmca ne can rrjoiue uuu ior wuiuu i muui, uccuv, mo wpuaua may , . ; , .u
JXXf be ought to b, thankful. If you rejoice and hTe with Wm TfA
would be priced $25 Dy people who can think of nothing else to be The way a man gives, according tiftna wnr iihiraf-rfl to run the
j u Whfen in heed of Fire Insrrancc.
w jum w " - scoooj, Dui nave ic on nanu, huu- i n(j ge6 ug Qr wrife. We repre
Uoa while eating your turKey tnat ures now tnanKiui ne is to uoa. ject to the order of the children,- it sent onjiy iirst-clas3 Home and jifor-
and Sacks. These are the kind that
some merchants price $12.50.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
Dretend to save you 25 perccnt-
If you want any Clothing at all,
it will pay you to see us.
won OM nnt in Tnrlrow hpintr crnH "Rphnld whqf. rnnnnpr nf InrP tliA io nnifo HVpIv Kpv -will m-ripr ih sprit 12n Companies.
Here are some good reasons
why it will pay you to
trade with us :
1st. We buyour gobds in large lots
and buy them low. i
2nd: We put the lowest possible price nna;nfannpB.for friends, for siffht. for
oi them We don't try to make you . , . . " . ... , , in the mercantile business,
think thev are worth more by pricing strength, tor appetites, ior tne iree isn to rrec over tne morns anu me . , ,
them at doubts what they are worm. . . - Mnn nprfc Mnndav: rnolra i hh ahonnd i in the nuth bv 1"1V aJC"4
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bled up by the Turks. Eather hath bestowed upon us, to the Orph mage.
Thankful yes, thankful you are that we should be called the sons of Mr, Whit Pow las, one of our en
alivethankful for the absence of God We know that when He shall terprising young men has about
starvation, for the presei.ee of ac- appear we shill be like Him." compietea arrangemenis to moye iu
is it not unreasonable and child- ina uroye wnere ne Nwiu engage
Kespectfully, -
"Woodhouse fe Harris.
MANUFACTURERS OF
3d. We do exactly what we say we will
do. We are here today and eTpect to be
here as long as we live.
4th. We will sell you goods that will
fit and please you.
able to
afflicted for several years with a FIN GINGHAMS
home in Salisbury.
Whit.
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t7.w 1.a.!n Vk lnia nn rJi. I nrViiV olnck Mir -TTafVi T ia
j-JiGij nwiug roisuuj:wo nu.uu avu. ,uw canCer in his ndse, is in quite a
tion what it may, whether free, rich lead us to so glorious a condition? criticarcondition.
or poor, with a big dinner, on the Let us air give thanks-aud' may Allison Bost. formerlv of this
5th. We will give your money back chain gang and without a turkey, or the good iLdrd continue His good- S8Cti0D, later of Concord, but now of
if goods don't suit you ' in the penitentiary, has something ness and mercy. Salisbury, is dangerously ill at his
Weguarantee the price on everything to oe manwui iur. xmu u 6, pWer alectine Tonliit. '
Kr' aU thanks "always in all things' Usual prayer meeting services will
; Paul practiced what he preached, he held in the several churches to-i
W w "tZ3? If aul could 8in8 Praiaes to God night, ahd everybody is earnestly in-
wniie ne was connneu kiu mo luucr yitea to attena, ueuirai mciuu
dungeon of the Roman prison at distj owing to the absence of the pas-
AtivTVTQTPATiVR NOTICE Pnilippi, with- his' feet fast in the tor, the Epworth League will con
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. bleediDg from duct the. prayer and praise service at
Haying been duly appointed and quali- the Roman Bcourge,sure!y,we who are 7:30 o clock, instead of at 7.
fied Administrator of the estate of James ; . , .. . . . "
W. Long deed. All persons holding not imprison can find something to two lives haved.
claims ajraint said deceased are hereby hft ti.ankf ni f or: and those of us who : Mrs. Phoeba Thomas, of Junction
notmed to present them, amy auiucun . , Til wa fnMhv h or doctors
cated, to the undersigned for payment on are in pxison and treated better than City, 111., was told by her
" S 0?!i?,ea7 JSf.fiSTS b to Pftul. even haye that much to be
0UT1MG CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, SIIZETIJVG
AJVD SALT SAGS
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. DEALERS IN
General
Merchandise;
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their recovery. Also all persons owing thankf nr f or.
aui aeceasea are nonueu man .pvmr'"
payment is txpected.
This Nov. 26 1895.
L. M. Akchey, j
Administrator.
SALE NOTICE.
Haying been duly appointed and quali
fied Administrator of the estate of Jarres
W; Long deed. I, as such Administrator,
Dillon Wednesday, the 18 day of De
cember, 1895 at the late residence of said
James W. Long in Concord, offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash : One
sorreil horse, one cook stove.one lot corn,
two bureaus, lot of beds and bedding
- household and kitchen furniture, and
.other personal property articles too
.numerous to mention. '
This Nov. 26, 1895.
'The gret bulk of us can be thank
ful that. w are not charges on the
county, in the State's custody, or
members of the Legislature this is
much to.be thankful for. '
A thankful spirit ; is the only
ground work on which a joyous or
heal thy character can be built up.
Honesty toward God is the beginning
of true goodness and we are not
honest toward God if we fail to
recogniz3 His watchful kindness to
na. and to pav eur constantiv in-
Administrator, i creasing debt to Him in the only cur
she had onsumption and that
there was no hope for her, but two
bottles of Dr. King's ' New Dis
covery completely cured " her and
she says that it saved herJife. Mr.
Thomas Eggere, 139 . Florida St,
San Francisco, suffered from a
dreadful cold,- approaching Con
sumption, tried without result
everything else then bought one
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery
and in two weeks was cured. Ho
is naturally thankful. It is such
results, of which, these . are samples
that prove the. wonderful efficacy
of this medicine in coughs and
colds. ' Trial' bottk's at Fetzer's
Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and
81.00. .
For Over Fifty Years.
Mrs. Winslow's ;Sooth;og Syrup has
been used for over; fifty5 years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the child, sottens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best" remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle
Be sure and ask for '-Mrs. Winslows COUIltrV PrOdUCSj
bOOtmng iayrup, ana laue ay utuot
kind. : mwr&w b23,95
BUYERSJOF
A Woman With 111m.
Deputy Sheriff Hill returned from
Charlotte Tuesday night with Min
nie Culp, a negro woman violator,
who had been in hiding over there
for some time. The man that ne
went, for gave him the dodge, but he
wouldn't come back empty handed,
therefore he brought a woman with
him.
v
ro morpnlnd or oproxn In Dr. Miles Pais
Ptlls Cubb All Pain. - "Wne cent a aose."
of al Kind
AND
PDnr-Foot wood always
wonted best prices for
same. We invite an in:
spection of all the goods
we Mannfacture.
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