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OONCORD.IN; 0., THUBSDAY; SEPTEMBEIt 21, 1899
Single Copy 5 Cents
TOMORROW NIGHT.
ANOTHER COTTON MILL
KoreV Effectual and Good Way.
The Place of Serring Refreshments for A HoTement on Foot for Another lanre! JfiP6?
the Concord Band Changed to Caton's Cotton Fartnrr In th Wrhwt,r ? H9a4? WjTer SW?:
HalilnsteidofOntheton. I, frf Ttwn All' Plans "Sit YetCo&i- I i-"9j.e f"?? .TF ,
It has been decided .by the VietedV" " " : " '
lady managers that- the refresh,
ments will be served in Calorft
hall tomorrow night instead of plans arebeiner perfected fotff S?6 ' . wS&f ; . fe i.i
r. Jno; C Wads- other cotton mill for Cohcotd.' I Ji?JtL li? . : u i
Mrs. Winalow'a" SootHxBil Brrop has
liom of xnbtherj :'f 6 t tir ebildre
OC. ,T Gil
Ton Bssntse .no ruk vhan yoa
iaml-Diarrhoed' Remedy.'' Mvlk
your
ftfdney; if-yott not Ratified
lis every wnero
most 8 access
or! the lawn at Mr,
t. , - -i ( ... rV!' - rM-ur ' f i . i2-2ju , t sajjesman. ,wno sQia mm ine sun
worth's residence. .' . The movonienl has beext teod fey.Vo "of "bi4' follbw
Pomomot.-fiiftCA .a-p.AckvV.4- but a snort while but, Rtoclr MRii v'..-1'
vvxMPJ. vuWD -(-- 3?t j clerics : f ollowed, K the : gentleman
ately. t BoldbyU-fiTw putt lutreinedy in nseior,,l)owel. com.
Sl PWPJS ,apd the, only pneibat
. It 18 DJ
him
ness men for a large cotton mdl Hi-L-
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-ices, cakes, creams,. fruits, etc, Pbuuuea mn. ibninocateTliim fc Va strip of
will ha erAA frf fVi a wvafi t DQTS of our most Prominent bhisivlv. i.t. -r...v
"v -. ry - WiAU f ; , wpocis near.town, com
slows Soothinffuflmo l. jmd rtak 1 bver iails.
other kind t??: and, reliable.
leas ant, safe
the Concord band.
On account of some; of the De omit on wat is knoWnas "vtH Tav 'Vho
youngef people, the - doors wm
be open at 6 o'clock. The band northwestern part , of , .towij not j Jor some. Uftle tfme':wtll lie could ! 1
will occupy the stage and will iar trom tne liultalo mill. , agpatcllome one to Kash,nouse
furnish music for the audience Mr. Robt. E Gibson is one of for" more rags in" wnich to
while they wait and eat. , i the principal : promoters of the onvelojHs is a.
It is requested that the differ- new enterprise but" numbers' "are 1 w.way of collecting a debt but
eiiu uuiuiutcca mwi in tiie assisLiug- nim. ine siock wm pe a very effective one.
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Please remember the time and stalment plan, as was the stock
the place tomorrow night at in the Cabarrus-mill: ' '
Caton's hall.
: 'lHr"BOTION
DjEEABTMENT
is the most . complete to be found
in our city. A visit to our Store
PEBSONAL POINTERS.
will demonstrate the fact. Every
thing thats new and up-to-date in
the most popular Novelties are
; Mr. Jno.: L Rendlemah, of
t 1 ev: Jnow on display. We have received
another shipment 01 Ijadies Belts.
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Biff Work ofthfiTJttlft Polka. ..
r ,Vi . ' . The children of the Presbv-
ur. u m Arcney nas receive.! Sum3 s-ch-ols df.4his6rning W Salisbury.
, . ' . ;eoutn nave suceeaea in supplying Mr a a n&hmnr, 'f r
r-I ! wl, L"! :Z a sionary boat to ply.he rivj ;this morming Ohiha Grove. ,The UeW DOG COLLAR BeLt IS the
to the ground. Only the Satur- contribution in pennies and other
day before Dr. Archey was there ; small change amounts to $10,000
and viewed for1 the last time , lis J and for this sum, the Triggs ship
old home place where he had ' yard, at Richmond, lias con-
been raised. The cause of the tracted to build a river boat. It
fire is unknown. Nothing was
saved, not even his father's valu-
if
able papers. They only escaped
withiheir lives. Mr. Archey,
after livinJbo be 90 years of age,
is thus so"unfortunate as to see
his bid home place razed to the
ground. Numbers of valuable
deeds, mortgages, etc., were
destroyed.1'
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To Take Charge sin the JBanfc.
Mr. Jay- Harris, who for sev
eral months has been in the "Ca
barrus Savings bank learning
bank work, -has gone 'to Albe
marle where be will be the book
keeper in the new savings bank
there. Mr. Jno. C Leslie will
bo the cashier, r "We regret to
lose Mr. Harris from Concord
as ho is a man of worth and
character and will be a valuable
citizen for Albemarle.
Albemarle to Haye a Jdge.
All arrangements have been
completed for Albemarle to have
will be a flat-bottomed stern
wheeler, patterned after the crait
that plies the Cape Fear between
Pay etteville and Wilmington.
After it is finished at the Rich
mond yards, it will be taken to
pieces, shipped to Antwerp land
the Congo, fcen by rail to Stan
ley Pool, where it will be.rebuilt.
The )trip up :to Xiuebo, abouti vQQO.
it 1 ' ''ii in i -t t n
mixes wm require 10 aays. ADOve:
Stanley Pool there' are 10,0(5
miles of waterway . pen ? fp f such:
a boalt from Stanley Pool, up the;
Congo, the Kassal, and Xiuiua'
riyer; are -1, 600. miles of banksr:
with numerous villages and a
very large population A to be
reached. An" object to vbe at
tained in the transporation of
mission supplies, witiputt costly
dependence upon others! Then
there will be free intercourse at
will between the mission sta
tions. The boat will bear the
name of Samuel N. Lapsley, who
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gave his life for Africa. Dr. D
W Synder,vho left Flordia sev-
a Knights of Pythias lodge. It fen years ago ' as a missionary to
will be instituted next month. J Africa under the auspices-; of the
The work of instituting the lodge
will be done by members from
Concord, -Salisbury, Norwood,
Presbyterian cHurch of the
south, is in Richmond look after
the building of the boat.--Char-
Mr. usmonq Jiamnger, oi Ac4. r4-
I j Charlotte; spent ast night here
Miss Madge -Wadsworth re-
jturned to Charlotte this morning.
They
are in
. Calf, Brown and
with heavy metal
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attachment. They can't be beat;
: Mr. Alfrei Trov and wife. 9
Jof Liberty, are msiting their son, f. - -'ill
iMr.gTroyv - i trinunings audtheregular padlock
ivjnarioixe ims morning xo, .visit :'
r r t ' lve ;,ifar superior to anything ever
home" last night from Iredell
onnty,' after attending ther meet
ing of the Presbytery.; t
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I Miss Sallie SappenfieM went
to High- Point -this morning to
visit her relatives. She will also
visit in Lexington.
::,rrMr. tK:id" Sloan and wife,
of Charlotte,- ' 'were hore this
moirnin'g on .their .way out to No;
p wnsbipi to .yisit his ; relatives.
--JlBupt. "A NJ James and wife.
shown." " A few swell novelties in
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Elastic Belt s with cut j et trim
mings at 50 and 75 c.
The best line of Leather Purses
at 25 and 50c. ever shown.
Cyrano head Beauty Pins and
CJSV pls11 Cyrano Chains are here as well as
here ihife mornings on their way . Vr--.fr.-!-v.r--j '
a good assortment of Enamel Belt
Buckles. Fine Silk Opera Bags at
$1.85, S1.50 and 2.00,
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to ChaTlottev-T"-"Mr: James has
Jone to - Philadelphia to attend
e meeting of the JSpmners As-
iation;: ; Mrs. James will visit
her. relatives in Charlotte.
L;c, ;, - ' -
j ,. FRIGHTFU L BLNDEUR
I Will often ' cause " a horrible Barn,
Scald, Cat or Brise. l Bucfclen's Arnica
Salve, the best in the world, will kill the
pain and promptly heal it. Cares Old
bores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Fel-onfl,-Uarns.'t
all Skin i Eruptions. Best
jfile bare on earty. Only 25 cts. a box.
(pure guaranteed. Sold at Fetzer's
Store
Charlotte and Lexington. It will J lotte Observer.
organize with twenty members.
Mr. Herbert Cook to Wed.
j If -the dress reformers succeed
. lin ab61ishins, corsets, tfie dear
Cards are out announcing the giris kave no staying quali
ties left.
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ROBBED THE GBAV,
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A startlings incident, of which Mr. j
marriage lot Mr. Herbert Cook,
son of Mr. TH Cook, to Miss
Daisy Moore, daughter of Mr. Jj
Moore, deceased. Both par- Johu Oliver of Phliladelphia, was th !
ties live at Forest Hill. . The sabjecCis narrated by him as fallows:
ceremony will take place at the I wa3 in a most dreadful condition. My
bride's home at 8:30 o'clock on ekin was almost yeUow, eyes sunken, j
W.j . 01 j. ofl.i, . tongue coated, pain continually in back r
weanesdav evenmsr, Sept. 2oth. , j n 1
. ' F r v and sides, no . sppehte gradually jsrrow. j 4
Ta t . t v ' " " ; ' ing weaker day by "day. Three physi- '
lo Locate IneiTton. iCianshaa given me up.. Fortunately, a
Mr. Press Freeze, who for a ! sriend advised trying Electric Bitters:' j
month has been relieving a phar-1 and to 3r great joy and surprise the ; :
minicf o ah i -u . -j first bottle made . a decided improve-
macistat Albemarle, has returned i meQt Icontiiued their use for three :
lP his home near here and will ' weejiSf and amnow a well man. I know
next Monday morning take 1 thay saved my life, and robbed the grave
charts 4. ; of another victim." No one should fail '
xnaige ot a drug store for a to try them. Only 50cts., guriateed, at
gentleinan in Newton. I Fetzer's DruglStore.
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Parks & Comp y
Q0dd i Btisiness !
AT
i J. Fii's,
We have been strictly in it for the past threei
weeks. We are'expecting'every day another. , -
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Car of Stoves, Car of Spriugs, and last, but no
least, Car of Chairs.
It keeps W mbyinV bat we trt movers, you know, and if you
will keep your eyes ou ine soutbf ast corner of the fiist page of The
Standard we Wll keep you posted follow our instruction, e will
d3 the reat. Come and see if we doa't.
, BELL, HARRIS & CO.
P. S. Like the miller of old v e serv in turns. Look
th nice pictnres until we can serve yen. Eell, Harris & Xku
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