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Vol. XHL-No. 136,
CONCORD, Nv C, MOJPAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1896.
Whole NO.. .1.515-
RALLY DAY AT CENTRAL, iback to the county jor interment
Sunday, which took place at Beth-
ft
Gliea
pStor
e.
An fnter en ting ProKrammeRenael-ed
and Some Excellent Talbs Made.
"First Rally Day'' exercises at
Central Methodist church Sunday
afternoon were intensely interesting
not only to the members of that
church and Sunday school, but to
the public in general. A most en
tertaining programme of singing
and recitations was rendered and
several good talks were had, Mr.
D B Coltrane, the efficient superin
tendent being master of ceremonies.
page Presbyterian church. ; Rev. J
! Q Wertz conducted the burial ser
vice, owing to the illness of Rev. M
Shaw, Mr. Poteat's pastor.
The cool cutting winds
Mr. L D Duva
are
reviewed th9 life of
Hobos Going South.
Tramps from the North are mi
grating Southward. The advance
guard of the great army of the un
washed and unemployed are daily
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children,,
Ths fio-
simila
cf
is cm
Terr
Given Away Free
To advertise oui goola we .-will
give a vi ay, absolutely free, one bor
of five-cent cigars, one gold ring and.
a sample, bottle of Peeler's Pair
Killer to every one sending ns fifty
cents to pay packing and postage.
Address,
Peeler Anderson Medicine Co.
Lock Box 1, Kernersyille, N. Ck
David, which 3ad been the subject
of the Sunday school lessons for the
quarter just passed, from which he
commenciDg to blow and it is maae a epienaia taiK, starting at
a well known fact that It lias the early period of boyhood when
to be guarded against and, to David was nothing more than any
know where it can be done other; ordinary farmer's boy, at-
well and at a moderate cost I tending his father s nocke, until he
be I was made a ruler, showing David's
various traits of Christian charac-
W e have a few facts, plain ter and his obedient reverence to
and unadulterated, that we God.
is the subject that has to
studied well now.
Stockholders and Directors Meet.
.There will be a meeting of. the
stockholders and alsoof the direc
tors of the Concord Southern Rail
passing through the city, going to road Company, held at the office of
no particular point, and every in W M Smith in Concord, N. C, on
nnminir frsi irht train' from , Tuesday, 29th of September. 1896.
Northern and Eastern States brine :?lock a" m ' and wb? I AWD N0 MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
vua luiacotcu ai r icuucotcu (jr.,. entirft itip of Wnf.oIn.a-
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Dr. Miles' Pain Pills cure Neuralgia
AT COST
with them several if not many, who
are dumped along the main line
that leads to a genial clime in the
far South where the hobos aire com
fortable during the cold winter
months. The Jandlady with the
generous heart ia now their best
friend, and hear their plaintive tales
of woe.
to be present. ,1 W Cannon,
JJlam King,
Jno. P Allison,
D K Hoover,
W M Smith,
Directors of Concord Southern Kail'
way.
want to lay before the buying
public.
It will be dollars and cents
in your pocket to read what
we' have to say and be govern
ed by it.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
We will show from to-day
on through 1 he winter a very
handsome line of popular
priced millinery.
Judge W J Montgomery then
made a talk to the Sunday School
Notice of Seizure,
Seized near Concord, N, C, on
the night of August 31st, 1896, the
following property for violating the
Tntornal Potrowna T.ottto rP fVi I I ni f a A
On of the brightest stars in the state to wit. Two . u hav
cluster of Confederate generals sank horses one two 1 c j . e isit aad
Mrs. Jolinsou Dead.
JeweJry. Silverware, Clocks, Spec
tacles, etc., etc., to go at
ACTUAL COST
For the next fffepn dsys.
It will be to youi M;t s? u call
at once and secure some of the r are
bargams which we oiler y on.
A. B. CO ER E LL,
JEWELER.
Ladies : Hats
and left the caiiBe the darker when harnest?, about 15 gallons of whiskev
and took tor his subject David's dy- Albert Johnson fell at Shilob, and four empty kegs, suppo3ed to be
ins injunction to his son Solomon : TenneRPPP on A'nril 1Sfi-2 Th the property of Jacob Hartsell.
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"Show thyself a man-" In course neW8 of the death of his widowed , notice is nereoy g yen w any one
of his remarks Judge Mon,f!omery compaDion on Jast Saturday in Lo8 -
uiauo Buuio epicuuiu muBMa.iuuD ADgeie8, uai., associates witn it tne by law to the undersigned at hie
tne suoject ana ciieu ine Doyo ever recurring reflections of those office in Asheville, N. C, within 30
One of North Carolina's greatest terrible days. Mrs. Johnson was 74 UayB ..from the date hereoff, or said
men JKraxton Craven, tne rounder years old.
of Trinity college who had shown
himself a man and who had in
structed numbers of others to, show
themselves menJ In his tribute to
Dr. Craven, the judge grew eloquent
aad deeply impressed his hearers.
At the close of the exercises an
invitation was extended to all the
At Bays' Ihnpel.
On Sunday,: Kev. J R Moose, pa8
tor of Biiy'd chapel at Cannonviile,
began the canal fall protracted
meeting: willi great encouragmenV
and the meeting promises to be one
of great, results. A yiaiting minis-
property will be declared forfeited
to the Government of the United
States.
By Sam L. Rogers,
Collector 5th District N. C.
R. S. Harris,
Deputy Uoiltctor.
C O -A. Hi ! .
K L Craven !s-n.ow receivinsc
the best Jellico liumn Coal.
Also superior Hard Coal, Egg
and Stove, Prompt attention.
Free delivery. Orders so,
licited.
COAL BURNERS.
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II eli Wanted Female.
$10 to $18 per week to Men aod
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members of the Methodist church ter 18 expected to assist tne pastor. bookg pr canva?6iD No experi
fvAm tharTr PPst nrto Lar.d tn all nthfirs who would inn AliClc win ue twu eervicea uauu ence. liona nae oner., in o eaten.
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sroO. Misses and children's the Sunday school to remain, when we ?u" " ToVo :l
l.hta niVcMaa nT- ftvprvthinir G,o,r 0,hnni.wnfl wnrnani the morning and at 8 o'clock in the - . Jl; ner lr, n.ouulu
iiuio la. x x. i"- ' .c5 I vurj uuuutt) cuuvx a wvm.w. . - . I BtrGt 1 -1148.(161 DDI ft JrR
to so at the small pront ana under most encouraging promises evemufi' puuuisuuruianjf m
low price, that we mark onandmany 0ld and new members vited to attend the meeting.
every mine we sen. we aieirflllififi tn tuft
PSTW.inllv anxious fo have all . w BncRlen'8 Arnica aiTe,
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-tWr vi-i -it w oor,foo I . , . Muia, ruia8t cures, uicer,
uuj . B" A traveling man was in con verba- Rh.limAV-Srirpa rp nhannp
ocii tiiciu tucaLJci tuau LAJ--.7 I tion With a STANDARD reporter tulS I HanHR- CM Ih a ma. Onrrxa flrtd al
Every citizen of Concord who intends
to burn coal during the coming winter
will save money and nnuble by purchas
ing from Ud. We will Lundle the beat
JELLICQ IBIP EflSt
and will deliver any quantity in anypsrt
of the city. Toui oi'tcrs aie solicited
HI
Headquarters at Bla'k
West Uepot street.
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We Want to
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tan ne Dougnt any oilier piact? (Monday) morning and among Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
aria me Style will cornel. I 4U. a aa:A . utw;! Pna- Pi ea or no nav renm-ed. It ia
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. tlie Record for Jul
BOO
box For eale at P B Fetzer's Drug
tore, ...
Two hundred and filty um
brellas all the way from 50cts
2.00, for children. - - -
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Cheapest line of shoes, all
styles and Kinds to be fonnd
anywhere. '
MEN'S HATS
iroin twenty stive cents np.
Everything Cheaper
Than Ever.
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call tV,A Rnnh nan nominee tor tu gnc bwumwuuu w
' . . i f- inohev refunded. Price 25 cents per
IjrOVemor, la BUmcwuiiu ui a. uaugoi-
oas character and we should use all
our energies and every resource to
defeat him." On the electoral fusion
"arrangement," the gentleman con
tinued : UI have trayelled all
through eastern North Carolina and
have found only one man who was
opposed to the electoral fusion
and that man was a black-hearted
Republican. The action of the
executive committee meets my
hearty approbation, for in this fu
sion v arrangement North Carolina
is safe for Bryan and gives Sewall
six and Watson five votes for the
vice presidency, where, if it was
otherwise, McKiniey would certain
ly carry the State." The gentle
man was very enthusiastic and
urges that everyone be content with
the ruling of the executive com
mittee and yield gracefully to what
they have submitted us.
V.
"find" Hill Iff as Appendicitis.
Mr. A A Hill, a prominent citi
zan of Lexington, who has mmy
friends in this city, is very low -with
appendicitis. Dr. Huberts Young
was telegraphed for this morning,
but could not go to him. M-,
Hill's many friends will learn witn
regret of his serious hfflietion.
CHEaP store.
Mr. Foteat Dead.
On Wednesday last Dr. J S
Lafferty accompanied Mr. Frank
Poteat, of No. 4 townsnip, 10 caiu
more, where a tumor was taken
from Mr. Poteat' s body. The opera
tions were too much for the feeble
condition of the suffering man and
he died in the operation. Mr. Poteat
had been a great sufferer and had
nnnrone several previous opera-
tions. His remains were brought;
"Honest John.
"You know old John Gobdncr ?"
"Yes."
"Never called anything but
rHones( John for forty years."
"Urn." ;
"County Treasurer for twenty
eight yeai 8 and guardian for half
the orphans in the county ? Trusted
by everybody."
! "Yep." "
i Dead three weeks and experts
have gone over his books."
I "Well?" z i
"They found that he was hopest
in every way." Philadelphia Amer
ican. k TO CUKE A COLD IK ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c. ml4
0 A JHi r f achs and Bhzckatisk rellevea
DAv kiby r. MUes Nerve Plasters.
We are determined not to spend our" time an d t j-y grumbling:
about dulJ times, j We will pitch in and make times live.y. Now, in cr
der to make this incoming month the biggGbt July wo bs.v f ver had, we
are putting out a lot of "Hummers" and we are going to mke tLvin huaj.
We are going to do away with Stickers. We will make Movers- out of
them Here goes:
About 60 prs of Ladies fine shoes of Zeigler's and Iteed'y m kes, all
smalt sizes, 2, 3, Z and 4 that we will Fell at $1 a' pair. K jt a pair anting
them but cost 2 and over. Tney must go.
NO. 2. About one hundred pair of .Ladies inne Uxtord lies, some-
patent leathers, some tans, some fine dongola pat tips, all to go at ?5c
Ihey cost from to $i.&u. xney must go.
NO. 3. -About 50 nairs Ladies fine Oxfords, all Zeiglers, tan, grey
and black ooze and fine kid, sizes 1 to 4. All to go at $1. Made to seli sA
2 and $2.50- They must go.
NO. 4. About 75 prs of Ladies Oxfords and 1-strap Sandals Zeislers,
Bay State and Padan Bros-, all to go in at 81. 2c. Call for tbem they
wont be here long. They must go.
NO. 5 A few prs of Misses: Oxfords, sizes'12 to 1, to go at 50c.
NO. 6. FOR MEN: A lot of Tan, Goat and Black Vici Kid Oxford,
at $1. They are 8150 shoes, and are tresn stock just bought them. .
SPECIALS
Womens Solid Leather Shoes at 65c. Womens solid Leather Pebble
Grain and Glove Grain Lace and Button Shoes at 75c. These are 2.
shoes, all fresh and nice. Ladies fine Dongola kid button shoes, made at
Alexandria, Va. I Solid as any shoe in the rxarket, regular SI- 50 frhoes, to
so at SI. - Mens Fine Satin Oil Sboes, lace ana gaiters at si. - ney are
regular 1,25 shoes. Mens heavy Hingiisn ies, every-aay sooes, x.w oonxi
as leather can make them Big job in straw hats at 10c, some of them
are 50c hats. We buy Trunks in car loads and retail them at wboke&Ie
prices. One hundred Mens fine Serge Coats at just half price. We iiave
everything in the line of clothing and furnishing goods. Every thing: up,
to date and at pricesthat cant be beat anywhere in the State. Call and
see samplesjof the free Crayon Pictures we are having made for our cus
tomers ' '
JOB Twentyfive suits of fine All-WoolICassimere in'OutawayFrock:
Suits, sizes 34 to 36 for 4 (X) a suit.flThey are 10.00, 12.50Jand 15.008aits
Call on us and see these and othei "attractions.
CANNONS & FETZER
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