Price: 1.00 per year.
Til E FOURTH DAY.
CONCORD, N. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1899.
taken into full connection with
rfpr-ncc Still at Work on tne Twen-i young men
v r1 .. . wuriti i nis ceremony by
Bishop Key was intensely im
pressive and moreithan once
tears came to . the eyes of the
audience. After the asking of
the question, "Are you will
ing to consecrate yourself to
the Lord," he talked to the three
gentlemen, beseeching them to
be faultless in the eyes of the
Lord. As is a . house, after all
debts are paid, consecrated to
God, so are these young men,
said he. This is the performing of
the marriage ceremony of these
beginners in life with God. After
his words were finished the min
isters came forward and con
gratulated the new members of
the church 'mid the singing of
hymns.
On account of duties at school
Prof. Bain was granted a leave
of absence.
The committee on conference
relations offered the following
report: Superannuates Revs. C
M Anderson, J W Byrd, W H
Cooper, T H Edwards, W B
Lyda, R M Pickens, Z Rush, . M
V Sherriil, J C Thomas, T L
I'sfii ' s WH'H () HrHd I Iv I ' I 'ti y" I ott. I W Whan or . T 'rftir
.. . . . r- - I JL X iJJ s JUf J IT II liVVXVA j W V J )
in' es of conference ask- J A Wiggins, J F Craven, J W
v. -ivd the presiding bishop S try der and L T Mann. For su
iinwv upon Rev. L W Crawford, penumeraries Revs R S Aber
tveasurer of conference for nathy, S H Helsobeck, H F Wi
0.00 to be paid to Mr. J A ley and Jas. Wilson. v
Odell, treasurer of the joint a note was received from Rev.
board of finance, to be dis- J p Reynolds, "who was a super
t ibuied amongst the conference annuatej stating that he is able to
claimants. The resolutions also do somo work now ana his name
asked that JAB Fry be sub- was taken into consideration.
stituted as a trustee m place ot Bishow Carroway reported
C W Byrd, transferred. The that charges had been brought
resolutions were adopted. against Rev. W C Wilson, and
E K McLarty, Owen P Ader asked that a committee of inves-
and Victor L Marsh, were elected ligation be appointed. The com
to deacon's orders. mittee consists of ,Revs. J J
The twentieth question, which Uyrenn T w Smith, and L E
was started upon on "Friday was gtacy. The charges are for
aeram taken taken uo and tne m-Aa v, ,ic0fi tim- -nni-
following names passed upon
.1-1 X A
Cmv mittee Appomieu Appumunenis
3Ial for Tomorrow. ;
On Friday night the Epworth
League exercises were held in
Central church. In the absence
of RovH M Dubose, who is the
general secretary of the Ep
orth League of the Southern
conference, Rev. J J Tigert, of
Nashville, Tenn., delivered an
address. Dr. Tigert is an able
man and a most enthusiastic
worker His address was inter
esting, enlightening and helpful.
He is also an excellent collector
which was evidenced by the
ie It of the collection -he took
for the Brevard Epworth school.
Over si!83 were collected for
this institution. - "
..Saturday morning's session
v ;-?s opened by religious services
conducted by Rev. N R Richard-
son, of Albemarle. All joined in!
t;; hyia i, "All Hail the Power
c: ;' Jehus' Name."
ilev. Chas. B Miller, pastor of
St . James Lutheran church here,
v:as introduce to the confer
ence.
!
PERSONALS:
Mr; Robt. ' L Smith has re'?
turned to Norwoods ' . ,
Forest -Hill Methodist church
tonight, beginning at 7.30 o'clock.
The following appointments
were made for tomorrow:
Uentral M E Church Love ' Mr. W A WilkmsnTi is flrwid
Feast, beginning at 9 o'clock, 11 ing the "day in Charlotte. : r 5
o'clock, sermon by Rev J W j Miss Fannie Strieker spent
Jones, , also ordination of dea- yesterday in Charlotte. - :
cons. At 3 o'clock tomorrow 1
i ivxi. jl j? xvugurs ctxxiveu bints
afternoon the memorial services morninsr on the north bound
will be held. At 7. 30 o'clock train. : : , 5 V ;
Rev J C Rowe will begin ser-1 Mr: h M WiIroti arriv tn-
vices. day from Charlotte to sperid'Sun-
Forest Hill M E Church 'day. ; ; ' -r
Morning service by Rev Frank Miss Edna Lowe and mother
Siler, evening service by Dr J C, arrived last night on a visit to
Kilgo. The elders will also be Mrs. W S Bingham,
ordained at the evening service, j Rev; t N Ivey, D. D., editor
Epworth M E Church Morn- of the Christian Advocate at Ral
ing service by Rev J E Woosely, , eigh, arrived last night.
Single copy 5 cents.
I . It will not be a eurpTise to any "who-
are at aii jaxuiiiar -wiiji good qualities ol
Chamberlain's Oouph Kemedy, to know
that people everywhere take pleasure in
relating thri exierience in the uso - T
that epleDdid medicine and in te'linjr
of the beiietit they have received from,
it, of bad colds - it has cured , of;
threatened attacks of pheumonia it has
averted and of the children it has saved
from attacks of croup and whooping
coughs It is a grand, good medic ;
For sale by M. L. Marsh & Co.
afternoon service at 3 o'clock by
Rev. BP Pincher, , evening ser-
Miss Essie Cross, of Balti
more, and mother, of Charlotte,
vice by KevE K McLarty; eve- are visiting Mrs. Jno. Welsh.
ning service at 6.30 o'clock.
Mrs. W P Stikeleather, of
First Preshvtprian .Church Ashevule. arrived here last
Morning service by Dr J J ) nint to attend the conference.
Tigert, evening service by Rev Mrs". Kate Bruner, of China
DH OftrnfiTi.. (jrrove, arrived tms morning.
i?of Tim T3fox7oMan She is the eruest of Mrs.
ML
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4 ;
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favorably: Revs. J P Stover, J
C Rowe, W S Hales, T E Wagg,
J B Tabor, J J Wrenn, J M
Price," R P Bryant, ;T P Englan
church Morning
Rev. R M Taylor;
services by
Brown.
evening ser-
I Miss Bulah Haden, of Salis-
Vices by Rev. R D Sherriil. j oury arrivea mis morning xo
Cannonvillo Presbyterian,-.
church Morning .services by
Rev. D Vance Price; evening C -Mr, HBAdamsot Monroe,
. , n t a t -i 'came m tms muruuig lu sueuu
service by Rev. J A Boyles. ! Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
St. James Lutheran church w PTmicfftT1 ;
1 1 T I . V J-tWWll.'W..
service oy xvev. oci.
Morning
Atkins; evening service by Rev.
W H Leath.
Mr. and Mrs. E M Andrews,
of Charlotte, arrived this morn -
St. Andrews Lutheran church ing. They are the guests of Mr.
Morning service by Rev. and Mrs. W R OdelU . : :
Parker Holmes; evening ser- - . . rjrat-r arrived
Sfe EVen- heIslntghVt
mMg ser- of her nds quite
vice by Rev. J A B Fry; evening sick at the Kimball house,
service by Rev. T E Wagg. . Mr. P H Morris and daugh-
Reformed church Morning k ter Miss Ida Morris, of Ashe-
service by Rev. A vV Plyler; boro, arrived here last night to
pit
At this juncture the educa
tional question was taken up and
an address delivered bv Br. J C
Kilgo, of Trinity College. . His ad-
W H Leak, Ira R Erwin, W D dress was a strong one and space
Honeycutt, J J Gray, E Myers, forbids us reporting the many
J H Bradley, A W Plyler, J E good thoughts contained therein.
Aijernetliy, E G Pusey, E S Ell- At the last of his talk he spoke
iiigion, E J Poe, R S Webb; J P of how some of the Methodist
Lamiington, J R Scroggs, L W communities were no trepresented
Crawford. R H Parker, J C Pos- at their college," but he proudly
telle, R D Sherriil, J H Boyles, stated that Concord was repre-
N C Fields, JH Brendle, J P sented by seven.
fepont-T. J D Carpenter, W Rev. B. Lacy Hoge, pastor of
LcGctte, il KBoyer, J P Rog- the Baptist church at this place, 1
ers, AEWilev. C T Salver. A G Bev. T H Law. of bpartanourg,
Grant, T F Gibson, J E Woosley, representing the American Bible
J A Pr- Tvr Tk rii A crkniotv and Rev. T N IveV. Of
II Suxratt, J M Dbwnum, the Raleigh Christian Advocate,
U T U Stephenson, H A Burris, were introduced to the confer
FL Townsend, H C Sprinkle, ence. T;', ;-:.': ; :-V
o D Stamoy, W M Robbins, T B APPOINTMENTS AT CHURCHES.
Jolmsoii, J H Weaver, E P Before closing the morning
Tater, R L Doggett, J J Brooks, session, the following appoint-
J J Eades, J E Thompson, J D ments were made:
rrolcl, T W Smith, J S Nelson, Rev. G T Smith, of Georgia,
Jj CoAieii, C M Gentry, J A preached at Central church this
Qa..-?!:e, N R Richardson, P W afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Bradi y, c:o C Little, S S Rev. J Sronce will preach at
Gasquey, R M Hoyle, W P Epworth M. E. church this even
Womble, E H Comen, G H ing at 7 o'clock.
Detwiler, M T Steele, and Al- The Missionary- anniversary
bert Sherriil. J ' s will be held in Central church
the appointed "hour, 10 tonight. An address will be de
'clock, all business was sus- livered by Rev. Towsonj who is
Ponded and three young men, J a ' returned missionary from
Baldwin, Harold Turner Japan. - - - " '
and Lawrence :p Bogle, .were - Rev R. M -Hoyle will;preach at
. i -r TTT TT
evening service oy rtev. vv n
Willis;
Zion M. E. church, colored
Morning service by Rev. W L
Dawson; evening service by Rev.
J A Burris.
Price Memorial Temple, "col
ored Morning services by Rev.
S D Stamey; evening services by
Rev. J C Mock. k
-Westminister Presbyterian
church, colored Morning ser
vice by Rev. G D Hermon.
NOTES. " ,.;
, Rev. T B Johnson was called
home by a very sick child.
Rev. P W Bradley was callled
to Gold Hill by the death of a
sick son.
Rev. W P Womble has -been
called home by the sickness ; of
his wife. - ' "
: ;
Mrs. R L Ownby , of Mountain
Island, arrived here last night.
attend the conference. They are
stopping at the St. Cloud hotel,
TO CURE A COIiDINONE DAT
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All druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. 25o. The genuin has L. B. Q.
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Notice to I. 0. 0. F.'S. :
There will be a call meeting of
Cold Water Lodge No. 62 I. 0. 0.
P. Saturday night, Nov. 25th, at
7 o'clock. Every member is re
quested to be present. .
Haywood Dennis,
Secretary.
Masonic Notice. v V
There will be a special
.Communication of Stokes
Lod?e No. 32. A. P. & A.
M. Monday night, Nov. 27, at 8
o'clock. R H Griffin, .
: . Secretary. j
mas.
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large colar taped and one inch
silk ribbon. The edges .are
f i .
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all around, sizes 32 to 12 and
priced at 75c. Also a few dzen
in misses sizes. This is just
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and you save making. v
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Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for chills
and Malaria. It' is simply Iron and
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sove it. Adults refer it to bitter, nau
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inoxxer back if it fails to core. '- : : -
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Furniture, Pictures;; Stoves,
Mirrors, Tables; et'.e.
; in town. Yours to please,' :
Bell, Harris &
Residence Phone .... 90. Store Thone .... 12.