XII. No. 13
VOL.
tails
Concord Souvenir
spoons with vpi(5r
ture of Confeders
ate Monument. v
'a
$100
If you find'any thitig in
that is not exactly right
CANOINS &FETZBR,
TODAY, -
sell Men's all wool' Cassimere suits at I
$3-00. 1 1
Hen's Black Wool Cheviot suits at 3.00.
Men's Gray Melton suits at 2.00. .
jlen's Black Cheviot suits 2.50.
Hen's Odd Coats 75 cents.
Boy's Odd Coats 50;and 75 ceuts
Men's Black Worsted suits f cr 3.50.
Hen's Fancy Melton suits 2.50.' - ;
MEN'S FINE CLAY WORS-
TED SUITS,
Guaranteed all1 wool $ 5. 50, Cutaways
and Sacks. These are the kind that
some merchants price $12.50,
OfvervFine Clay Worsted Cutaways of i
Schloss Bros make at 810 These
would be priced $25 bv people who
pretend to save 3 0U 25 per rent
. If you want any Clothing at all,
' it will pay you to see u.rV:
Here are some good reasons
why it will pay y 010 to
trade with u$ :
1st; Wel)iiy our goods-iix large lots
ndbuytbumlow.
and
2nd. We put the lowest possible price I
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oithm We don't try to maker you xxeei- UJ "a1"1
thiak they are worth more by pricWLoe Uoodmair and John F Yorke,
taem at dou ots what they are worth.
3d. We do exactly what we say we will
do. We are here today and eTpect to be
cere as long as we live.
4th. We will sell vou coods that will
fit and please you , ;L , t
will give your money back
if goods don t suit you .
You run no risk in trading with us.
rcguaramee uie price oa everyiiiiug
we sell. Shoes hats and'- all kina
Furnishing Goods.
COKCORD, C.
J.M.0dell, Presidentt
D. B. Ccltrane; ''" ' Cashier;
D. CoiTRAKEj Assistant Casliier
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000
$16,000
DIRECTORS ;
1 M- Odell, , ? -. D. F, Gankon
am King, J. W. Cannon,
w f Odell, W H, Lillt,
D. B Coltranb. ; : .
Vlount Amoena
SEMINARY;
A Nourishing School for Young
r- ' .' .j-" "' '7 ., civ
Ladies.
TEN TEACHERS
0rnental Branches Receive
Carefui Attention 'r
EV. c.
L. T. FIRTTF.R. A . M
WaH310jlS S S3? rr j0hn F Eeed j' lUsses Nell boirtiT "t!M J M Odell and 7 W H reason whyfhe ! should not:; be-:re-'
: . .- : ,, 7:7 ' : 6ramer: Minnie Temtileton Messra. O&ll, of Ooccord; Dr. Thomas, turned. - He's a flue preicher.. n
.7 . w stnart. Frank ti Smith : 'ilisses of . Thomasyine, and Dr. W 8 Bey.; Moose of Bay'a Chapel, and
tori National Rani.
Principal,
oux!plea.sant.;n o
CONCORD,
nilclrai...
uuauuK wwe we, main ot
endelshon'i weddihtr march aaren.
W. ft A M 4 m, . - A. m " . I
&ienaeiSQOn'fl weddincr marrV. u
o ma vu
dereff by rbfR ii fieesl at the
en an
ohurch lii
Vw cuutjsuay; eyenmg at 6:30'clotSS r
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beautiful ceremonv rirAnmin "" 4v
. r : sr - rtr
the pastor, Key. W 0 Alexander.
tP??tof,;:Rey. WL& Alexander J
ThiB bride' was Mary) !the' f onrigest
. .' . . . .
M. Uanghter of Mr. and Mrs. JoeiReed,
mb -i a a a n w iwi u r v u vrnri rF rv v
of ihisVity. nd the-groomw Dr.
Physician. , of
A pyramid of palms and
8anthemum8 hlled the alcove
was an
arcjh. npon whic swupg thejgates,
and suspended from the top 'of 'the
left one under! which' hhe bride
passecrfpr fhe laat meVaSj a miss,
was the letter ''R,"
and from the
arch in the right aisle in ar.feimilar
stvle was the letter "B." The trirn
ming colors and lamp decorations
were white and blue. ;;"" ' ": i
' At the first sound of the notes to
the famous march, m walked little
Lizzie Montgomery and Jan kin
Reed, who opened! the -beautiful
La tes that the attendants mi&ht
pass beyond, followed by the flower
children, little Margaret iknt
and - Fred Boat who pro-
ceeded : to the altar and took
their nla nn Pithr id A of
A IpTandr t.ViAr xoara fnllnwp hv
the candle bearers, little Addie Lore
and Dermont Shemwell," who - ars'
ranged themselves opposite one;an
other on the rostrum, and ; for a mo
raent these little folks presented a
rndst f airy -like scene with their
sweet, flushed cheeks, flowing hair,
flowera and pale illuminations. Tbeii
came the aahera, Messrs. J Mc
vr. 'e m iii y -T?ijr to tirvtii
!aioa ci nrrW nt or'nn m fVm
front of the altar in the , -following
m n v , , ;
manner I u-,
Misses Sallie Erwin,Xilli Springs,
in earmeats of pale .blue -satin,
ff frimminpa Z -
UU1UUU UtlUUllUOi 7
Majestically and alone came the
maid of honor,4 Miss Alice Shem
welt I proceeding thq bnaef ..dbtl' the
left- aisler attired in : ran; - ejegant
cream silk dress, chiffon " lacenand
rhinestones, who stood tP the'lef t of
aWoI KrAd: " ' fA U: ru fi ? ' -
iwh-r,; nW the arm of her
. . ? i 7 t-"?' T' 'v uie
brotner-in-iaw, xr, a-i oj,
the bnae was esconeu ui tao uirv
of the altar,, where she was s met, by
the groom, who was accompanied py
his brother, Mr. E Grant Buchanan,
when the two engaged their arms
and mounted the altar where the
throth was plighted that made them
mah and wife," during cwhich pro,
ceeding Prof. Keesler played melo
dious strains of the "Sweetest Story
Ever Told," which made the solemn
f occasion one of effect. v
The bride's costume was a wuuui.
ing gown ot white satin, long train,
pearls and ribbons, carrying in ner
pil ar pr eyexgreens interwoyen twitb "M doffed his hat and asked for
tnis graasea atooa at eiiner siae ot tiie Ttr"v7; 01 a aoe, Baying ms employ
- Uoff a Iw-r-r.ii" besL; fondest ana 8inceresfc wishes u j ?f . -tt; "
3tanding at the lower end of either meeting were noticed ;the 'following: popular pastor and excellent preach
aisle, followed br iho brftesmaids ol J .W-Alspaugh. Winston; J)r, J er of Forest Hill, will doubtless be R
ancl Groomsmen nassinff-down thW R Brooks, of 'the Charldtte district; returned here for hid fourth year. If U
IfooQra W "R TTnlf Tr Samnfll J rreBlQHll "Wrea . reaOQCJt, ,01 - ine "ai-tuuruu Juab ouc YCr uuu uiu-
iirvin V ilieses liily ; &trswu' :paH Genl'ro Female: Opllegt, Greens- ing that time has won many fiietfda
II. C., THURSDAY, .NOVEMBER St, 18951
left hand '. rfninf ? Knnf CJ 1
efet - irtgwiitwittge blossoms:
Ttti riljifthmnW1..
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Ttni riUitn was con
elude
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-, w : uutuu,
W a8 re08iTed
itions flnderneato aa arch
coopratala
white
? elegant
8nPPf derye
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fiandsomd and
iiy presents; , i
f tl? ?rf?4'-
Pty ;:itfhe n-f
nnmberkes friends here and else-
where.M-j-: ; .
the out of town guests
wf5aea uue onemweiipuim
Springs, Oamille Hunt,JjW inhie Ad'
derr? rs: BaxJr hemwelt and
Master Bermont; Messrs; HH6It,
J ' Jm.?! 4d.deIQ' ? f7cen8
V Humphries, Lexington; Miaa'Nell
Cer, Thomas ville,; Eli G Bach,
oUpiWl
niPn
Z??' V mnie f emP
tbb ??JwelI 'Mr
wel1, Brnce Teinpleton, Mooreayille ;
C: 9 " -rr y
a? ,Mt. Pleasant ; and Mrs. Zeb
V? B. ... . I
Trustees in Kessini :
Wednes Jay's Jl)urham "Sun: -;The
board of tfustees of Trinity College
are in session this af ternb Uri the
parlor of the collegeas the Sun goes
to press. Col;' J : W - Aispaugh,- of
Winatda, chairman of the Board,
Presiding 77 1 - j
Arrtntitr ihfki whn.mmA in tho
r
city--this morning f- to fatten d: the
ReviS tB Turrentine, of "Winston;
1) indello Newbern;
Rev, P . L Groom, - of - Creensboro;
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Ret. 4A ; Bishop, of. Hertf ordf
Airy, and Rer. M A Smith, of Con-
Jcord, were also in attendance.
Mr. Mine scon seriously 111
I News reacheoT Che city this after.
noon to ) the effect thatMr. Mike
Spott, who lives two and one half
mOs from town on the old SaHs
bury road, is seriously ill. He" is a
Uood farmer and i citizen and it; 1$
howedlie wiU Bodn recoveh ' '! n
. ,: t, h-.x, x i
ah Tree, r . .
mu i, u wc n, -n;o
Those who have used Dr. Ding s
New Discovery knows its value, and
those who have not; have now the
opDortunity to try it n reev an on
the advertised Drusrgisi And get a
Trial Bottle, Free- Sen d your nam e
and address io H E Bucklen '&'Co.,
Chicago, andxget a sample , box of
Dr. King's New Life Pills Free, as
well as a copy of Guiae to Health
and Household "s. Instructor, Free.
All of which is guaranteied to do you
good and cost you noihing' Fetzers'
drugstcra - T
B VLm. .t. - . : 3.1'..- . T . - ' S "
tns meeting, jier. ir xyer, ot jdui9 i uo iui uuo jca mu nui. uao
if
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A. Farmer's Wire Driven Away ner
UJO.U AM MM- w - w . Ill
assault ppon a whikTwoman bv a
negro reffianrtat fortunately, with
the , opposite of the nsual resnlt.
Ey . thu. morning Mrs.- Jacob
Maunlford. the wife of a well to.do
l0S tmer, liying in th conny
near the Penpsyiyaiiia line, " was Vat
- y iiij'ii; -
of ? r-3arloldfb
the loan
er want
yH& purpose evidently was to get
MrU;H6untford'Vo: totlie bar'h
rffter tne tcwlbut sKe did not like
the idea and told him d 'comg bfedk
later, or go- and get it himself.
Biackwell then made known his frar-
pose and seizsd Mrs Iountford.
As he came at her she picked np a
sharp butcher knife, j?hich was iy
?ng near, and began slashing and
cutting her assailant J So valiknt
was Mrs. Monntford's defense of iher
honor- that she finally drove the
away, with the blood
streaming irom a dozen wounds and
Monntford'ran to the nearest neigh-
oor, a cniie away, ana gave me aiarm
and a party of farmers started in
Ipersuit Of UlackwelL but he had!
gotten oyer ine rennsyiyania lice
land could not be found. ...
onr Methodist Preacbers;
Thec: annual conferehee of the
Methodist church soon meets in1
Reidsville, N." C." ' '
Our preachers will go. They are
in the hands of tbe bisfiop and his
InAhinar. nf PrAsidior 1 'FAra ' ' -Patt'
: ft : -
I M 'A 5mlthi for three years the yery
his congreeation and the peoplegen'.
erally have their wishes he'fi sure to
return. - i - .
V Rev. Parker has been with Gen-
prospered and.they haye many warm
lauacnmenwiwniGu wmu De.n:9
break. 'It' is I'explcted: that the
Bishop will rjretunr themf. to, their
respecti vercharges 'IThf Standard
could not be-better pleased t thatf to
to "see TV thele tneh flturhe h
C6acor&. - :--: -? ?r-- -
Bacuen's Arnica aiTe
1 The3est Salve in tkel world for
Cuts, BruisM, SoresV Ulpefs Salt
i KheuiD, jfever cores, xettera unappe
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
8. positively cures
Pilea or rno pay -requi-ed.v It :is
guaranteed to give statisf action or
monev refunded.- Price 25 cents per
box. For sale at P B Feizsr's Drug
store. 7.,
The store room, -next to Dove &
BosV now occupied by Sims Si Alex
ander,la tor rent. It is 22x75, with
goed basement. Fcss33Sion giyeo 1st
January, 1896, Apply to
j2 " r J.'Dove.
J DTBTTRWl 1 R'Tl WRP , mvNrntt'
Whose NO. 1,351
"Jim
TN -HR A Tvl n nTPT A V
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Everything., ornamental
ana erviceaDie -Besides
ah elegant line of finejer
nng8; eardrops, broaches
Far iSsk itikpTtis; UJt
buckles ari4 -:
side'combs
we Tiave a large assorts
men i)f gold pesV See
them air onde; ; -itethaiveevery
thing in.
' the silverware Jine you
want.' ...1.....
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Professional Girds.
T U A PPTTT?V M Tt
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Physician and Surgeon.
Concord, N. C.
OFFICE: 'ST. CLOUD ANNEX'.
JN0- R ERWIN. C A MIS sHEIKER
A'VV X1.V JUiOlH.iiUJSJ
Physicians and Surgeons
OfilceNo. 3.?Harty buiicinr, op
posite . 2nd. Preaby teriii church
CharlotterN; & - . r '
4- fi.t-'-Sj ft" ;"-. '
'REINSURAFOE.
When in beed of Fife J
ranee
call und see-us, or wriit. . .-. tsK
"f cJmnM' '
Respectfully,
WOODHOUSE & H.1BEIS.
doll Manufaoiuiii!
MANUFACTURERS OF
FIJVJS GINGHAMS
aUTlMG CLOTHS,
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DEALERS IK
General
Merchandise
BUYERS. OF
Produee.
of al Kind
AND ,
Ftur-Foot wood always
wonted best prices for
same. We invite an in:
spection of all the : goods
we Manufacture.
Or
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Country
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