price $4.00 PerToar,
CONCOKD, N. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1899.
KEY. MUNDAY'S LECTURE:
fin morons and
ANTHONY GRISS03I DEAD.
SiDgle Copy 5 Cccts
YitliEGreat Power Against Certain
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Chas. Freeman Pardoned,
Pathetic He Appeals Body Servant of Three Wars A Darkey 1 At tne term' of superior, court
of the Good Old Type. J nere last April , a egro named
Anthony Grissom. the bcfe- i Chas. Freeman :was convicted for
The Rev. Joe Munday had a narian darkey u who' proudly j seUmg whiskey and was sen,
uacked house Sundayevening at formed one of the Cabarrus Icon- !n(;ed 'to, the ichaingang for
Lon's Hall to hear his lecture tinent to Veteran's Reunion mraOn , Sunday
to men. Those- who, likethe at Charleston's served f
-Hnr ftTTlAfttefl to Wr W. 18 nOW, ,W6 trUSt, j T.-r- -.Vf;,roi xvuo
i AM iu j i j i-uuxo uiuu.uvur nappy m msaasu
largely on the dark doings . , . , 1 KJ
icuuxuu wiiiuiii xias no ureaKing
ture
up.
of indiscreet and licentious men
uai,v . He 3 je
ttons. A very slight modxfica- Columbus Mills ever owned 1 (as
tion would have made the lecture htftoldi
easily as suitable for a promis-, him through three, warsyiz :
cou's audience.- He preluded the: : the Florida, Indian war of 1835,!
lecture with a Bible reading from' the Mexican 'war and1 the, great
the 5th chapter of Mark. , . civil war between the s'ttesr i
He said he would not preach Anthony was (me of the "good,
but would lecture, for;, in a lec; old-time darkies that - inspired
ture wider latitude is allowed for some of ovfc most lasting iandpa4
the humorous. 'This ;was evident- thetic songs nd was the glry of
ly necessary7:t
been the Sabbath it would, have nights. To his latest, dayo the:
been all the better for a born j would lift his. hat and salute his
dramatist ; he readily convulses J white 1 friends witnsuch cheerful
an audience with side-splitting politenessVas to make it a pleas-
1 r j 1 '. V i '':' " ' f - ' '. i ' " V " f . f'" ' " ' ' . " 1 V- ,-t
Suwseaft
tween him and his former mstarj
that they were never ,partedipp
account , of the emancipation,!
and; on the death of the master,!
Anthony founfl himself a lifetime
possesser of fifty acres of the
homestead. This is now owned
by Mr. D B Coltrane and he will
leave the jaged; widowan f ull ppsf
session while she lives.
sell and Chas. "Freeman is now
free again 1 to ride fhis yelloW
f ramed wheel , through our
streets.-- ." '.k. ' -
He Will Lecture Again Tonight.,
Rev. Joe. Munday j the lecturer,
-will 'again deliver one of his dis-
r courses tonight in-' Caton's : hall,
his subject 'being "There's - a
Bran .New Baby in -Town. !' ; . He
asks us to state !tfrat the; admis
sion fee for all ii6 cents, ? $5.00
apiece- for every baby .under
three months of ae und $11.65
apiece for all dogs. - ; s
FOR
He has a voice like a Stentor
and being of that nervous tern-'
perament which has formerly
made him an easy prey to vices
against which he appeals with
telling pathos, he is a very attrac
tive speaker., Parts of hisdec
ture would be well to take up
and pass from ear to ear.
The basis of his lecture was
the man healed of his mania,
clothed and in" his right mind.
He maintained that vice enter
tained and harbored in the mind
becomes a mania that leads to
monstrous deeds. .,-
He said that he who wii?i3 the
love of a pure woman gets
to himself the richest boon
of all earth's yaried; gifts. But
said he to the : young men, you
may cherish unchaste thoughts
till you are unfit to grasp the
hand of a lady, for you can't do
so in purity of mind. ; , He
accounted for the mania of out
rages that blacken our records
with this source or . starting !
point. , '
He deplored that married men
Atlanta that occasionally shej
visits Mrs. Mills, at the latter'
expense, and the Jielegram anj
nouncing tthe sudden death ot
her aged and faithful husban
last Saturday evening
her there enjoying1 again that
endearing hospitality.
To Give a Concert -lonight; ; j
Miss Johnson, who ife -visiting
Mrs. Boykin, has at the solicitaf
tion of some' music lovers: of ;our
town, kindly consented to give
an impromptu concert ;tonight at
the 'St. Cloud.:
She is the second of '. the throe
North Carolinians, who has
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION
mUi OHILBS .
and fever. is a bottle cf Grove's Taste
less Chill-Tonic.' -Never fails to -cure;
Then ' why experiment rith worthless
imitation? -Pxice' 60 Scents. Your
to one v back if it fail& to ootr -
.
' PEBSOlAL. POINTERS.
i'7
f Mr. C E Mills, -of Salisbury,
was here today ; . ' "
TlarencQ.Cbnneily spent yes
terday in Chalrlotte I ' ; 1
Prof. :WiBakernihe' opjbiciani
of Charlotte, .arrived -her this
She too is so esteemed by ne -tzp- v ti a : ;f ; ;
old mistress who now lives iriia i Mrs. Ai W.iJames returned
from Charlotte this morning and
isvisi,ting her sister, Mrs. M L
Buchanan.
.,.rr-Miss.; Minnie Johnson, of
Raleigh, arriy ed , v here Su nday
boamt I morning to' visit her friend; Mrs.
founjBoykfni' - She is bnher way to
Converse College where1 she
I teachesi : ' ;' v -; -
Messrs. 'Sanr King and Gray
Barbery : of Charlotte, spent a few
hours here last night. ; Mr. Bar
ber is on his; way to Elon College
where he, accepts a position as
bookkeeper at a cotton mill.
. - A,T50USANP TONGUES
? Could not r express the rapture of
Annie E. Springer, of 1125 Howard st,,
Philadehia, Pa. . when she found that
AotaWunchastitytillamaniaW
ieads- them into corners of vice
under darkness from which they
return to receive a lovely, confid-
wife into bosoms befouled
with the embrace of vile im
purity. . V-.Cv
On the drink craze he appealed
to the young men that it is their
privilege; they Jiave liquor lib,-
Boston Conservatory, bneisan h that or made years had made
accomPlisnea musician. , ua i,fe a onraen. ail otner remeaies ana
taught at Peace Institute and is J doctors oonldjiye her no help, but: she
now on her way to .. converse 7 T can
College to teach music on tne nqX7. j,ieep:8onndly, something I can
vinlin. She will use this even- f scarcely remember doinsr before. I
ins her famous Cremona violin, j reel like sounding" its praises throngh
Jt? TT ttt ur,. out the Universe.'.' So will every one
Miss V an vv agner, iuuwo 1 who tries :Dr, Kinx's New Discovery
at the ;; Institute, Will add. tne j or any tronble of the Throat, Chest or
charm of her voice and instru
mental, music on the piano. Miss !
Lnnsrs. . Price 50c. and
bottles free at Fetzer's
mtax. : every bottle enarantecd.
2 he, it carries only ge-e -am
uch liberty as will wreck your-wi'f. tht pninvmftnt of ;
sell; crush the heart of your the audiehce . : :
truest an fl Vioct. fripnri n, nrind 1 . rriVia nrnnrt will he firiven at
e; deer)P.n th a furrows of care ' ths St.Gloud hotel tonight. The I
n parental faces; humilate and admission fee wiU be 25 cents.
Jame the fond 'stewho -:
Pe pride and , interest in you,, sthbound local
nouid be esteemed. ! passenger train was delayed un-
Vvhile no charge was made for til after the middle of the after
admission the lecturer said that noon today (Monday) on account
home, the only property he of a' freight car of the iocal
Hes in ashes from accident f-ight being deraded: m-
ne wishes, through financial track was the greatest cause of j
etnmeration to reinstate himself , the delay. Not much damage'
ln a comfortable home. He took ; was done. ' . . . . - 1
UP a collection in which his appeals
$L00. Trial
Drag Store;
; OF -
1 1H DRESS
G0005 !
fl SUPERBE ASSORTMENT !
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, ThepredoDinating future, of this dsess
goods stockJis the -vastnesspf the assortment.
There s-hardly a taste that can not be suited
because the "variety embraces " every sty lish
weave arid fashionable coloring.
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Trrrrr
Fine assortment
or- ssirtmg
.'' !'..r- TP 1 : -Ti'i " n -
ors as well as the ne Golf Blaids
all moderately pricedfrdni 48c.
to $1.50 per yard.
feobds
1' - ''i'fi
urenon
; : v Our fall Silks and "Velvets are
here m all their beauty- TafFetta silks at
49c, 75c. and 98c- per yard. Ourv line pi
Waist silks ( at 48c. 75c. and 98e.;per yard
are beyond descri ption. Velvets in almost
any shade desirable.
H rftft 1 1 i in i
lectedby
is a denartment mucn neer-
jtnany merchants.
can fill everv littleTt want.
handle tHe erfiigiliyiliis
sucHai te ;caii; reccommend and
guarantee as to ; color, etc, All
shades of Oriental and Near silks
at 15c. and 25c. yd-, PerqalineS,
eliciiaMiggin Haircloth, Can
vas, both linen and cotton, Crino
line, Buckrum, Elastic Duck, and
anything; else you want iii the way
oflinirigs;
At last the carpenters are away.
Heeded changes have been made
throufnbtit the store. Our fall
and; winter stock of Dry Goods,
Notions, etc. ; are in and we invite
you to look over bur autumn dis-
play
Parks
p
B
usmes
Gar
A FEIGHTF D L BI.NDEUR
bLUL tnan would be appreciated ' ?Cald, Cut
Ttrtiioo Knnklen s arnica
exceP mder such circumstances. Salve, the best in the world, will Ml the
pain aou proiupiiy . r, .: ,
snms. Ffivr ftores. Ulcers, Bells, el-
ErnDtions. Best
Si
a mm r mxmv
GAEES
AT
Miss Pearl Brown an d Mpwr OD8 orns,1 all Skin Eruptions. Jsesi .
Jas R YnnL olTr TJ Pile cure on earty. Only 25 ct. a box. ?
sriL, . f and Leonard Boyd 0ure guaranteed. Sold at Fetzers
wnt yesterday in Salisbury . Store. - !
We bavw Wen Strictly in it for the past three
weeks. We are xpecliug very day another
. - - - - ,, 4... . . .
of FuraLitiurev
Car of Stoves, Car of Springs, and last, but not
least, Car of Chairs.
It keeps us nioying bat we arr movers, yon know, and if yon
will keep your eyes on the southeast corner of the fust page of -The
Standard we will keep you posted follow our instrcction, Q will
do the rest. Come and see if we don't.
!fi'i
BELL, HARRIS & CO.
p. 8. Like the miller of oh I we ive in tnrrjF. Lo A at
1 the nice pictures until we can serve you. Sell, Harris & Co,