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CONCORD, N. 0., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1899.
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On Friday afternoon the town
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For a Charitable Purpose.
At Caton's hall tonight Horace
M Hypsher, of, Tennessee, will
(iod Blessing the Work of Rev. Hoge The Cause of the Trouble.
and Mr. Wolfsohu. t
Written for The Standard. - .-'..clock was giving US all kinds of
yi i- j ;n a 4.-u time and one knew not tho homv
w. , Mr Ja. ..wmeford ,:who. k introduce Ms new Idea Grapho- Marsh & Co: will refund yonr
labors of the pastor of the Bap- up with the times in that capa- i phone productions for the bene- money if you are not satisfied
ust church, with the assistance y,went to see about, the 0f the Edisto Industrial
of such a man as Mr. Wolfsohu ,rMe- fdtbti school, ol Edistb Island. S. 0.
pastor has been able to do ;1 had drormed from This entertainment is purely
lings in the Master's the dome above and was moral, scientific and amusing.
name. The preaching through-' wedged between the ' brick Celebrated bands and orchestras, ' and reliable
wciii fcinu me neavv dox wmcn
the
great
You assume no risk when you
buy Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
jpnd Diarrhoea Remedy. M. L.
after using it. It is everywhere
admitted to be the most success
fnl remedy in use for bowel com
plaints and the only one that
ntver fails. It is pleasant, safe
. . T
out
the series of meetings has : v.wiuuu latest songs (in the actual voice
. i wutuimo ddvckji UU11U1CU iUUUUi
has been done by Rev. Hoge in of old iron which acts as the of the singer), quartettes,- mstru-
such a powerful and" forcible weight. When Mr. Willeford mental solos and duetts are
manner that many have been led reacd the clock th ere was a heard in this unique entertain-
. on Tooilc Pll .cf Qi considerable amount of .slack on ment, also the plantation melo
to .accept - Jesus Christ as a 1toror;n
Savior. ous had the wedge came out, ;i : v L - xi
Crowds have been attracted to which would no doubt have rlfK u T
. . , . . , .. , i jerked the clock from its station hearcTm the black belt of Goor-
servjees night after night and I and haye torn things to pieces gia andifSoiitli Carolina. The
every one that has attended badly. The matter was adjusted Eev. J JJoihson, president of
1 A 1 1 1 I ' . t " 4-Tr Ml nT- r - 3 -rr. M . x... A ' .
For iwf Pittv Tcnra
Mrs. Winslow's Soothicpc Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for 5 their children
while teething, with perfect success. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will;
relieve the poor little sufferer immedi
ately. Sold by drusffists in every part ;
of the world. Twenty. five cents a bot
tle. Be sure and ask for Mr8. Win
slows Soothing Syrup," and take no
other kind
speaks in the , highest praise of
the success of the meeting. Be
fore the meeting closes it is ex
pected that a great many more
people will be converted.
Some that have professed faith
in Christ will possibly join other
churches. .-
It is hoped that a revival spirit
Trill be kindled all over Concord
sck that many who are now un
saved will be saved. .
Special mention must be made
of the music. A large choir has
lead the singing and never in the
history of the church has such
congregational singing been
heard. .. . : '
The organ has been presided
over by Mr. Benson, organist of
the Methodist church, in a way
to suit all who have attended the
services, especially Mr. Wolf
sohn. Services tonight at 7.30 p. m.
Sunday at 11 a. m: and 7.30 p.
m. One hundred extra chairs
have been put in the church so
that' all who , come, might be
seated. Sunday will be the last
night Mr. Wolf sohn will sing.
Who Will His Lawyer Be? '
In the term of - court next
month here when the trial comes
up for the killing of Pbliceman
Kerns, it is very probable Judge
Robinson will, for Edwards, pro
tection, appoint : two- attorneys
to defend him. It is the duty of
the attorneys appointed to serve
and to exert their best efforts for
. ,
the defence of their client. .It is
now probable that Tom Carr and
Tom Richardson, the two ne
groes here in our jail, will em
ploy counsel for their defence.
Several attorneys have been en
gaged and it is a subject of won
derment who will be appointed
by the State.
though and we now move om t the school, will give an interest-
INTRODUCTION
row morning: and tomorrow j it TiT' r
night at St. James Lutheran T albo "y meau!"
church. ' of this place.
Rev. J, D. Arnold will hold!1 As at every place, special
regular services at Forest Hill provicion will be made for the
M. E. church tomorrow morning white people,
and night. j - Admission 10 cents.
The Rector, Rev. J C Davis, ! ' ; - -
will conduct services at ' All Dies From Enjuries.
Saints Episcopal church tomor-) Mr. Jefferson Bost, who lived
row morning at ii o ciock ana :in Crab Orchard townshirj of
tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock. Mecklenburg county, died Friday
wv. vv uney wm noia morning. On the day before he
services at .St. Andrews Luth-, , f, , , . , tt
eran church tomorrow afternoon was badly gored by a bull. He
w e Pen tne Fall Season with
terian church tomorrow morning Everybody is earnestly asked to j. p p ft efnplr nf Rrtirc' onrl
bv Kev. J E Thompson, uastor come out and assist in the worthy vuxia aUlUebl btOCK OI. XS.QyS alia
The pastor, Rev. C. B. Miller, CaTUs entertainment has been Childrehs' Clothing, FumishingS
will hold regular services tomor- endorsed by numbers from otheritaT, nn A T, J
uu ,ucau5cai ovci oiiuwli. UllU.tJi:
thisroofl-
A large line of Vestee Suits;
very nobby, for boys 3 to 8 years
old. All Suits from 8 to 16 years
are made with double seats and
double knees to the pants, wear
ing almost twice as long. A great
double seats and double knees at
50c, 75c. and 98c. Mothers, if you
want your ooys uressea m neat,
M JLmi Am m. 4m .Am JLm a. WW "Iw ; M m3m a. .Im a mmm
a.tiiy any taste; wiuii piiuca tnttt
agree witH youii iaeas of economy.
at 3 o'clock.
To the Members of All Saints Church.
The Rector of this church most
earnestly requests all the mem
bers of the church to be present
at tomorrow (Sunday) morning's
service. He will have some
thing of importance both to him
self and the parish to communi
cate. He thinks it well , f or.r all
the ' members to know wliat is
going on, and, how they t are go
ing on, and what is cqntem-1
plated things which it were bet-;
ter to sayr when all are together,
rathe than' individually ; then all
iwilLbar the. same thing , in the
Same words;" arid 'we "may find it
mutually encouraging and help
ful. . Tlis, special request does
not exclude anybody else. The
Rector will bW pleased to ! isee any
friends who may come.
. ' ' 1 J- C. Davis.
was born in Cabrarrus county.
He was 37 years of age and leaves
1 only a wife.
. p.uiiug the ciyil .war, as well as
in our late war with Spain, diar
rhoea. was one of the most
troublesome diseases ' the army
had' to contend-with. In many
instances it became chronic and
the - old soldiers istill suffer from
it, ; fMr;;. Dayid1 Tayjor, of Wind
Ridged Green e conn ty Pa. , isr on e
oft these. He uses Chamberlain's
Colic,; Cholera and ': Diarrhoea
Remedy- and says he never found
anything, that?, would give; him
suph quick relief it is for sale
by. . It. , Ii-Mars h , & Co.. D ru ggist
! PJISPN AL POINTERS,
' Robt. E Ridenhbu r spent this
af terrioori in Salisbury. , ' I
In Honor of Mother. jj Mr. Robt. Gray, of Char-1
1Y1K. iiJlTUJtCTr-rjriaayjLilBiaiU, lutiw, is visiuiai xvj.j.o. ui xuvai.
was ; an enjoyable day at .'the : ! Miss Lizzie Young went up to
home of , Mrs. M- G, Moore inJNo. 4 Salisbury yesterday evening to
2 township. It was her sixtieth i visit her relatives. '
birthday and all the children 1 Mrs. M L Stevens returned
gathered in to celebrate it with this morning, from Mt. Pleasant
a reunion of the f amilv. Dinner fatter visiting , her sister, Mrs. M
NMUler.
was spread with good things it
fell to the lot of the oldest son
R T Moore, to address the circle
It was real happiness to us to
see motner enoy xne occasion so
Th e Summer is End ed,
The Hemp Brought Into Use.
There was something ' of a
-hemp harvest -Friday. - At Pu-
cxr n no-
gro, was hanged for highway 1 much. We hope to repeat the
robbery and attempt to murder, j happy occasion, many times.
At Mobile, Ala., Henry Gardner, ! V mt SN'
a negro 18 years old, was hanged ! ROBBED THE GRAVE-
for assaulting a white girl. At A startling incident, of -which Mr.
iV , , , i John Oliver Jot Philadelphia, as the
tne first drop the rope snapped : subject, is narrated by him as follows:
and he got a hard fall. Twenty T, Yas in a ost dreadful condition. My
J ! skm was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
minutes later the rope held its ' tongue coated, pain continually; in back
hnror. a tt?h r ' and sides, no appetite gradually grow
Durden. At Hamilton, Ga., in? weaker day by day. Three physi-
Hillard Brooks, another negro, 5 cians had' givenme p;1..
1 & ' RTipiid advisfid trvmff Electric Bitters:'
was hanged for the murder of and to my great joy and surprise,, the k
Will Ror1irni ' l first bottle mace a aeciaea improve-
Will Bankston of his Own race a continued their use for three
Vear a w tpppTcr. and am now a well man. I know
they saved my life, and robbed the grave j ;
Mice TVTo-. t T 7 v ' of another Tictim." No one should fail l
Miss Mary Lore -has returned to t tnem 0nly 50cts., guriateed, at i
to school at Peace Institute. : Fetzer's Drugstore ; : ' j
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The Harvest is Past.
THE . TIME TO
' BUY
FURNITURE
IS NOW AT
HAND.
Everybody and their kinsfolk know that
BELL, HARRIS & CO.
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is the place to buy it and don't you forget it.: j Car lots, spot cash
and the best factories in the United States at our command- gives
iis a long lead in LOW PRICES. We have bought to sell we sell,
see if we don't. Have you seen our line of Pictures just in noth
ing like it ever shown in Concord; Prices range from 25c to 2. 50.
Don't miss the sight. Just the thing for Bridal, Birthday or any
other kind of Presents. New line of moulding just in. Picture.
Frames made on short notice.
We Are Strictly in it for Business
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