Vol. XII. -No. 36.
CONCOllLY ' 9r SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1895.
Whom: NO. 1,37
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SOME THOUGHTS.
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You can get
anything yoii
want in Silver
Snjfffestcd . by. the Time, Condition
and Thincrs ioohlngr Backward and
Forward.
past experience rise rapidly in the
ladder of success, bat for , ind
meats, commercial agencies, etc.
I have Been comparatively few
debts collected bjj judgement In
moat cases forbearance and a little
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Another year is almost gone.
'Xmas is near at hand. In a few
N Ovelties, en more days Santa Clans will my his timelV aid will obtain money from a
graved without annual visit and gladden the hearts debtor' whre prosecution and perse-
ciira uuarg ai 0f thousands of nhiMrn in , nnr cailoa wouia bo cnppie mm mat
land. e the collection would be impossible, bouvenir Svoons
The rich will
in some instances
remembered. These days which anthem of Praise thWg TaMe Knives.
should ba hannv dava tn all wi.1 raRr ror blessings receive ana enioyed, JiruiV ILnives.
so swiftly by that we will not haye and Petitln3 for mere in behalf of Yper Knives,
Hmb fr. Bnn or,ri f y.. tne untortunate ana distressed. V '"j
Uoncord, T. O. ; : ' X." nji WnZ'
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jicKie jporcs.
Bicycle Maries,
4ND COME AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE SUITABLE FOR YOUR.
M HOLIDAY GIFTS. :
UUU4Ui
me collection wouia De impossiDle. uuivuviur ouwru.
ill exchange gifts .and At thece of the year 1895 let 5
nces the poor will be go jip, from eyery heart an Jewelry Boxes,
tpoo Aarra ,v?u anthem of praise and thanksd vinsr Tnhlo -f?v,oo
Tea Spoons,
Hat Marks .
Kerchief Boxes
US
$100
nary 1st, 1896 will usher upon
the beginning of a new year.
In many important aspects 1895
has been a year of startling and
If vou find an v thins in this
that is not exactly right
- CA1S NOIN S & FETZER.
Stamp Boxes,
TO-DAY
We selL Men's all wool Cassimere suits at
$3.00. .
Men's Black Wool Cheviot suits at 3.60.
Men's Gray 3telton 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 3.50.7 ( r
Men's rancviMeltoTrsuits.2.50
Horseless Wngon.
it is seldom on sees a wagon Manicure Sets,
running alotiff the rmblic mad 1 !sh.n(. lSP.t.h.
vurMU " rumors, nois, without a horse or ? mule attached, JJesC Sets,
mnraer, Buiciae ana a restless and fnf; :jn iiW tifn Wi Tam-a 1 ea Bets.
uneasy spirit seems to . exist every- Blackwelder was oim? down the Kc5 air
wnere. The nnurecedented revnin. h;hu of n i Mn; , ico,
. - . T I ""'O v-t - V U D ,
tion in political sentiments in our South Main street when his horse
country, and now the pending crisis became unhitched, waited out the
between us and Great Brittain all I shafts and let thQ wagon have a run
combine to emphasize the statement I all by itself. No one was hurt and
that there is evidenly a spirit of dis o serious damage done.'
trust and dissatisfaction that: i a na
. . .m - , j A r.onjjer Iloliclay.tnan Usual.
nino aa tha nnivonoa H as JuahI c "
hu ue muaivaoo nui4 09 UCCUI n i m
' - - t? 1 I ha mwttni tr iyimbIoo nnnn fia
seated as hnmaa prejud.ee, enyy and ecboo, cbildren bsa .becn
am hi ti on. . 1 - - ?
sacn as 10 cause ine commissioners
Scarf Pins,
Dresden Clocks.
Baggage Check,
Belt Buckles.-
Coffee Svoons
Glove Boxes
Umbrella Maries,
"Book Marks,
lnaivia'at
' Sets.
Card Sets,
Bon Bon
Forks r
Walking
Canesx.
Tea Kettles,
Lamps,
Vinegaretts,
'Gold .
Ghirnhtcs,
Told Pens
Card Cases,
JV ut Pickers?
Also the nicest line 'of Watches and Jewelry in town.
A. J. & J; E; YORKE
GHUROH DIBECTOB Y.
St Andrews Lutheran church,
CannovillA "Rev. H- Ai McGnlloucrh
: January 1st, 1896, iU frt maVo ft tinte Hit? hnli- nastor. finndav Rchonl 'at 9.30 a.
J 1-tS "J I vv - "w w-v . -w w.. I - ------ "
uuu uwoiaWuugioum aLa poverty mHfl f;mA fw m every Sunday. Preaching every
MEN'S FINE CLAY WORS- ,n f?8?n" wherepeace, plenty wag from cen,, 2h to 1st Sunday at 11 a. a., and regular
uiWJmlo a-jear- ago. Jannc- od but j. Jear Tacation semce every Sunday night at 7
Men whose fortunes were then ea- . . i' . avi ;n t .v. b'olock. excepting the firat Sunday
Onaranteetl all wool 65.50, Cotawaym I timated at millions are now nenni-l ... ... . lin nnnh mmth.
ana dscss. -'inese are ine kihq inai . i, . ... uu Agom uumuimuBii wwi v
Cards.
some merchants price $12.50. less and withoat credit.
Of very Fine Clay Worsted Cutaways of
Bchloss Bros.' maze atiu. inese
-would be priced $25 by people who
, pretend to .save .you 25,per cent -'
it you want any Clothing tit all;'
t -1 iv will pajryoirtof see us.
, , As I f write the uaines ot several U, .li..., A - 2 pastor, seryices ei
brominent North Carohnian8- at'llia. 2nrand;7KXr m. , Sunday
uZTT. ". kept away on account of measles. Prayer meeting eyory. Saturday
night at 7:00 o'clock. Public cor
dially invited. - ?
' All Saints Episcopal church Rev.
J. O. Dayis, rector. Morning service
p. m. Sunday
i. -.ifffp: rr present; todays the Remainder:
1 THl (ffllta foryears d ye,l8 h flt at th(J
A illaaUI lUDUh very head of our leadingnanciers, News- ,
- J ; . - ; recur to my memory, with the sad 1.
'-J Jii,- aP4n(i?ofinn nf fha font fti.f ah. . I" ? L 1
f
B530Ciauon OI ine iaci mac one Unnlnrs tenons Disappearance.
wise investment swept away the ac- l A gentleman arriving, here from
cumnjations ef a. busy lifetime and Southport yesterday said that Mr. at 11 a. m. and
these men whose favor and friends I Sam S Drew, ex-register of deeds of school at 10 a. m. Prayers Wcdnes
ship were courted, by people cener.l Bmnswick conntv and . a mpmTipr Mo.v nt 4. n.
Berfi arepfmsQgdtmsoriS ally . and.who ; were :':held np to the of the firm pi E F Davis & Drew, K Forest Hilh church, South-Rev;
why - it Will pay you to -1 young as examplars ot what thrift, merchants, had mysteriously disap M. A. Smith, pastor. Preaching at
wvs7 tnh 7o enery and enterprise would accom peared and his whereabouts are uni 11 a. m. and 1 p.m. Sunday school
r - f . v - t ivii r t--1 plish, are now seldom thought of I known.- He cohveved his nroDertvlat 9:45 a.'m. Prayer meeting every
' 1st. We buy our goods in large lots and le8S frequentiy referred to in to Mr. Fred Harper and Mr. E F Saturday at 7 p. in. The public
and buy them. low. - f- . r- - - - I .... T r - . . . f ,i . , - t
oa w r. tiAwt' rAjQ?Wft nricelF10" A meu wnom- rraa- uavis. one .ii was iounu mat. tne "v"
on them. We don't try to make you street rated a vear asro at five hundred I Tironartv was alreadv mnrtaaced fnr I meeting at 7 p. m
JiX? dollars, whom he now fuHvalue, to a gentleman.. in. the St. James Lutheran, church-Rey
3d.Wedo exactly what we say we will rates as unworthy of credit. country. Mr. Drew left , home on M...G. (J. Scherer.-pastor. Services
do. We areiiere today and expect to be But there is another side to the the 16th insC to come to Wilmine- every Xord's Day at 11 o'clock a. m.
here as long as we nve. Inio.tnrp; thPffthavfl hwn nolnsRal fnr. Un haa nnt. l?ppn WrH fnm and 70 p. m. Prayer meeting and
AWl!eU yougoodsttatwm tnnparna Wan i rqR L; lwnw Rfo. lecture Wednesday at 7 P. m.
Xib nUU Ulcaao JfWU. I - .nuv MbMu w t ' w l uiuuui if iiuitugnwu wuui
Physician and-. Surgeon.
Concord N, K -
OFFICE : ST. CLOUD -AtoEX.
JN0.R.ERWIN. CA;
Physlcfarnand'Surgboris '
: Office Ncv & 5cxt3 building.
posite 3nd Pre&by teliau
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MORRISON blLiixVEt:
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' CONOORD, n a 7
r Office in Morris building, opposite
Court House.
dell laietpg
5th. We .'will give your money back straggling against tide, with an im
If goods don't suit you
You run no risk in trading with us
We guarantee the price on everything
we sell.' Shoes " hats and" all kind of
Furnishing Goods.
Cannons & S'etaer
tor
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penetrable cloud overhanging their
future, have with an indomitable
will and a determination that
laughs at impossibilities surmounted
all difficulties and find themselves at
the close of the year luxuruating in
peace and plenty.
January 1st, what an eventful day.
to us all. Many will be trying to
balance their accounts. Some puz zled
to know how to invest their
profits and many others wondering
hnw thftv nan mepf. fhfi nKlmai;nnn
J. M. Odell, President ThA mnt ,A , "
D. B. CcltrIot, Cashier. The an who has -had his fortune
Tj- T). fiOT.TTi a x""rl Assistant CashieT swept away by fire, or the farmer
who has lost his crop by flood or
Capital, $50,000 frost has the sympathy of the pub-
ourpius, viovu y and aid lf neCessarv: but th
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J. M. Odt't.t. D. F. Ca vxon t0 collect accounts, or the heretotore
Backlen's Arnica Salye. ,
Bay's Chapel; Methodist Church
Rev. J, R. Moose,' pastor. Sen ices
Concord, N. C.
The Best Salve in the world for a 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday
Outs, . Bruises, Sores, 'Ulcers, Salt' scho1 at9:30a. m.
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Chappe
Hands, Chilblains, Corns - and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cure3
Piles or no pay requi-ed. It is
guaranteed to give statisf action or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale at P B Fetzer's Drug
8 tore. " ' : . -1
Elam Kino,
W R. Odell,
D. B
J. W. Cannon", snccessful financier who has failed
W. H. Lillt,- because of an unfortunate deal, is
OOLTRAUE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
When in need of Fire Insurance,
call und see us, or writa. W e repre
sent only firstcla83 Home and For
eign companies.
Respectfully,
Woodhouse & Harris.
held up a3 a failure and unworthy
of confidence or sympathy, He is
sued, reported to commercial agen
cies, collecting agencies, black-mail
ed and eq completely handicapped
that it is impossible for him to do
anything. There is- many a man
who could start again and with his
nr.Pase at the conference.
When Rev. J H Page made the re
port of the Aberdeen circuit, he
stated that it was a unique ctiarge,
unlike any that he hnd ever heard
of in Southern Methodism, in that
it was 44 miles long and loo yards
wide. At the close of Mr. Page's
report, which was. a very fine one,
Rey. J jN" Cole arose and made
pleasant mention of Mr. Page by
saying that a very cultured gentle
man of Raleigh said he rsrely left
his own church to go elsewhere to
seryices, unless it was announced that
John C Kilgo or Jesse fi Page wa
to preach in terne other . pulpit
Raleigh News and Observer's report
of the conference at Elizabeth City.
First Presbjter'an church Rev.
W C Alexander, Pastor. Preach
ing every Sunday at 11 a. m., and
7 p m Sunday school at 4 o'clock
p. m. J?rayermeetin every Wedn
nesday.night at 7.
Central Methodist Church Rev.
R, H. Parker, pastor. . Services at
11 a. m and 7:00 p m Sunday school
a 9;30 o'clock, a m. Epworth
League meeting at 6-30 p. m.
Trinity Reformed church Rey. B
Frank Davis, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a. m., and preaching
at 11 a. m., every first and third Sun
dav And Sunday school at 3 p. m.,
M
and preaching at 4 p. m , every
second and fourth Sunday. Y. P.
S. C . E. meeting, every Sunday
evening at 7:30 p m. All are cordially
invited - . ''
JThen Batgr was sick, vre gave her Cactorfa.
Alieu she was a ChUd, she cried for Castor!.
Whea she became JQsa; she clung to Castorla.
Then she bad Ghli&ro, she gae them CertorLv
' MANUFACTURERS OF.
Fine G-inghams,
Outing Cloths,
i - - ,
Plaids, Sheeting
and Salt Bags.
Dealers in
GENERAL
MERCHADISE.
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Buyers of
COUNTRY
PRODUCE"
of all kind, and 4-foot
wood always waht ed
best prices for same..
We invite an inspec
tion of all the goods
we manufacture.
ODELL MFG, Co-;
Concord, N- C