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Voi.XIH.-No. 124,
CONIWD, N. C., MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14 18961
Whole NO. 1,503
GRADED SCHOOLS START. I - DR. PRESTON DEAD.
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The Enrollment at the Central Build
Ins Numbered 318 Forest Bill Will
e si ii Wednesday.
Tbe'city graded.-school 'opened up
this morning with a most favorable
8 tart. : -
The enrollment at the central
building, which includes those com
ing up from Cannonville and the
heart of the city.numbers 318, which
is more than the total enrollment at
the opening last fall, including For
est Hill.
Superintendent Sainn is very
much encouraged by the presence of
Filled to the top now with so many pupils this morning, and
new goods. Everything you he will endeavor to make the school
want iu the way t)f a new one of the. most profitable and sue-
dress irom a o cent calico, cessful ones ever tausht in thia oitv.
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Oliea
pSt
ore.
Ginghams or Plaids up to the
handsomest line of
kiss
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pity
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ine forest Hill school will not
open till Wednesday morning.
The day was taken up in the
grading and classifying the pupils.
work will begin in earnest tomor
row morning. I
A Good and Much Beloved minister
Dies .While Away from Ills Home.
Rev. Dr.: John A Preston, paster
of the First Presbyterian church of
Charlotte and one of the most able
divines in the Presbyterian church,
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died at ( 6 o'clock Sunday evening at
Blacksburg, Va.
Several months ago this congrega
tion, one of the largest in this
whole section, gave Dr. Preston a
leave of absence for a month's va
cation. He went to Virginia and
was taken with typhoid tever, from
the effects of which his precious
and useful life rapidly wore away
until now he is cold in death.
Arm Torn Up in a uotton Gin.
Bob Biggers, a young white man
of No. 10 township, who was em
ployed ?at Dulin's cotton gin, in
Mecklenburg county, i met with a
serious accident Saturday while
feeding the gin. In some way his
left arm was caught in the ma
chinery and badly lacerated, and
the fingers on his right hand were
all broken. Dr. Black says it is
doubtful if the arm can be saved,
and if it is, Mr. Biggers will be dis-
figured for life. .
Dr. (Preston has a number of
close friends in this city and county
who will learn with sorrow and
sadness of this dispensation of Him
who doeth all things well.
Col. Car r to Be In Charge.
Col.
contro
Bryan
North
at ail pr
4 per pair.
-FULL LINE' OF
Dress Goods at $1.00 per yard The nenry jiendaii school,
in town. The styles are abso- Miss Laura Parish, of this city,
lately correct and the price is who left eevtral weeks ago for
rislit . - Muskoeee. Indian Territory, to
Two hundred Paxrs Blankets t9ach in the Henr Kendal College,
t all prices from 75 cts to u u -
una uuaigo ut tuc puujary uopall'
ment of that institution. There is
a corps of twelve teachers, arid the
college is second to none in the ter-
lGIl'S IP&IltiS 8titution is clipped from the Daily
News, of Muskogee :
"The college bears the name of
Henry Kendall-in honor of the occasion
nrTrrTif xt fitTQ .1rcki-i M an ' a 1 crrn n d nl f hprn nf hnmA miHainnn I Since
W"ork Shirts that originally Henry Kendall, D. D. Dr. Kendall
sold for 40 cts hare been re was of English origin, which, with
duced to 25cts. Ten dozen ! the rigorous discipline of a farm
life, gave him- the stalwart man
hood that carried him on bo firmly
from 75 cents to $3,00,
Julian S Carr will have the
and direction of President
during his itinerary through
Carolina, m eting Mr. Bryan
at Knoxville, Tenn. Mr. Clement
Manly recalling the very successful
"whirl" which Mr. Cair gaye Vice
President Stevenson on the occasion
of his tour through North Carolina
some four years ago, has prevailed
upon him to undertake a like duty
inv behalf of our next President, so
that our worthy townsman will be
maste
He'll
Notice of Seizure. I
Seized near Concord, N. C on
the night of August 31t, 1896, the
following property for violating the
Internal Revenue Laws of the United
States, to wit: Two small bay
horses one two horee wagon and
harness, about 15 gallons of whiskey
and four empty kegs, sappo3ed to be
the property of Jacob Hansel 1. ''
Notice is hereby given to any one
claiming: said property to give notice
in the form and manner prescribed
by law to the undersigned at hip
office m Ashevilie, N. O., within 30
days from the date hereoff, or said
property will be declared forfeited
to the Government ot the -United
States.
By Sam L. Rogers,
Collector 5th District N. C.
' R. S: Harris,
Deputy Collector.
Iielp WantedFemale.
$10 to $18 per week to Men and
Women lor easy home work. No
books. or. canvassing! No experi
ence. Bona fide oner. No catch.
of ceremonies on the greatest Send stamp for work and particu
Stockholders and Directors meet.
There will be a meeting ox the
stockholders and also of the direc
tors of the Concord Southern Rail
road Company, held at the office of
W M Smith in Concord, N. C, on
Tuesday, 29th of September, 1896,
at 11 o'clock a. m., when and where
all parties interested are requested
to be present. J W Cannon,
' -1. i : Elam King,
J NO. P ALLISON,
D R Hoover,
W M Smith,
Directors of Concord Southern Rail
way. '.' .
J. F. HURLEY,
INSURANCE AGEWT, .
- . Office o ver
JbETZER'S DRUG STORK
North Carolina has seen
the war. Look out ooys !
do it big. Durham Sun,
lars. E. Herrman, 213 South Sixth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. c31
US' HE&VY OVER-ALLS
Slarvelous Results.
From a letter: written by ;Rev. J.
Gunderman, of Diamondale, Mich.,
we are permitted to make this ex-
tract: x nave no nesitanon in re
A NICE LINE
OF
STICK PIMS
at
OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD HOTEL
COAL BURNERS.
Every citizen of Concord who interfds
to burn coal during the coming winter
will save money and trouble by purchas
ing from us. We will handle the best
through nearly a half century of commending Dr. King's New Dis- dftn"v AVxr
j , , i Icoverv. as the results rwere almost -PACC uouvoi.
K L Craven is now receiving
the best Jellico Lump Coal,
Also superior Hard Coal, Egg
and Stove. Prompt attention.
Orders so
JELLICO
thpt sold for 75 cents have
been redu
qvality ci
the price.
H100 Bolts-
and will deliver any quantity in any part
of the city. Youi orders are solicited.
irJtehckle.
continuous ana exnausuye ianor. rr ' " ; iu- HnAta:
"In 1840 he' graduated from While I was pastor - of the Baptist
been reduced to 50 cents. The Hamilton Uollege and from Auburn cuureu xjivB u uu bxio wo
uecu ieuuieu tu uvwiud. auoi & . OAA brought down with pneumonia
qvaiiiy uau i ue iuuiulicu. iui iucwugiwi uouuuoij 1U uni, x U1 succeeding Jja unppe, lerrioie wr -m i ' 1 i i j
a number of years, he labored sue- paroxysms of cousrhiug would last Ay A vl.Tl T. TO ITHM.Ti
cessfully in the pastorate, During geemed as if she couldl not survive
the fail of 1861 Dr. Kendall entered themi A friend recommended Dr.
upon the duties as secretary of the Kuig's New Discquery; it was quick
. . I mn e nrrtvlr onH - niorilir CQ f iota tT.rT r
Headquarters at Black welder's store, on
West Depot street. . :o8 '
WOOL JEANS
that will go at the extremely
lovr price of 15, 20 and 25 cts
per yard. v
NEW : SHOES.
Never haye we "been so well
fixed in the shoe line as at
present. We have the cheap
est shoes you will find any
place. New lot of those big
10 cent
tow
that sold so fast. White
Wits all the way from 50 cts
up to $1.75. Our house is
now full up to the top and we
still get new goods daily and
will mi the basement. We
want your trade this fall and
will sell you goods very low
m order to get it. You loose
money to make a purchase
without seeing us. v
LOWE
t DICK
15oard ot Home Missions, wnicn po- in results. Trial bottles free at
sition he filled for thirty years in a Fetzer's Drug Store. Regular size
tt;i ia iaow ouc and &i,uu.
UiaDtcilY Uiauucii uuvu uio uoatu
Dr. Kendall manifested a lively in.
terest in Indian Territory, and it is
a fitting tribute to his memory that
this first Presbyterian College
should bear : the name of Henry
Kendall." I
Onr Xext Congressman Sere.
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Hon. Samuel J Pemberton, cf
Albemarle, the Democratic nominee
for Congress from this district, was
IU the Clyt m vioiu ucic ucmg
purely business. He told a Stan-
dard reporter that the outlook for
his success was quite satisfactory
and that while th raca might be
hft feels sure of his election
over Congressman Shuford. Ari
rangemeat8 have not yet been com
pleted for his canvassing tour over
the district, but he will be around
in good time.
Sam Pemberton should be our
novf fJrmirressman, and Cabarrus
UVA ww -fm,
will unquestionably do her part
towards sending him to Washing
ton. .
. the "Record for July.
Congregation Extends a Call.
Ati a rnntr relational meeting of I We are determined not to spend our time and energy erumbline
. m,.. ;f T?aniroliftl linrhprftTi about dulJ times. We will pitch in and make times lively. Now, in ors
Holy Trinity MangellCal LiUtheran , t th incoming month the bie?et Julv we havf. ver had. wfl
church at Mu f leasant ounaay ai- are puttms out a lot of Hummers "and we are going to make them hum.
A tw t. a Mann nf We are coiner to do away with stickers. We will make Movers out of
Mercersburg, Penn., was unanimous. About 60 pre of Jiadies fine shoes of Zeigles and Reedu mjkes, all
lv called to take charge of the paslsmall sizes, Mt 3, 3i and 4 that we will eeU at $1 a pair. JSot a pair among
torate of the Mt. rieaaanc, Aioe- NO. 2, About one hundred pair of Ladies Fine Oxford Ties, some
marie and Prosperity churches. The patent leathers, some tans,- some fine -dongola pat tips, all to go at 75c
. . i,rtv,;rta oh tncTA They cost from $1 to $1.50. They must go.
uiccwufi n0 w-.w.: -r-r jNU. 3. -About 50 pairs Jjadies nne uxiords. all zeigiers, tan. gray
waa'l Wot a dissenting: vote. Dr. land black ooze and fine kid. sizes 1 to 44. All to go at 31, Made to sell at
:j u -u A;ine 52andS2.50. They must go. .
maun is sam ku uC u u, K0. 4 -About 75 prs of Ladies Oxfords and 1-strap Sandals Zeiglera.
Bay State and Pad&n Bros., all to go in at 81.25. Call for them they
won't be here long. ) They must go. i
' - NO. 5.-A few prs of Misses Oxfords, sizes 12 to 1, to go at 50c. -
NO- 6. FOR MEN? A lot of Tan, Goat and Black Vici . Kid Oxfords,
at $1. They are $11 50 shoes, and are free stock just bought them.
CHEaP store.
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For Infants andChildren.
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gig&tture
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Sir. Bend leman Takes the Stamp.
Mr. Jno. L Kenuleman, who re
cenuv loineu iue jacpuuiiuau
will take" the stu inp. He has re
ceived an invitation to speak in Da
vie county and has "accepted the ins
vitation. It is also probable that he
will! make several speeches in Rowan.
Salisbury World.
Mv l Mv! Jno.. Li., who d a
thunk"4t?
For Over Fifty Tear
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 3yrup has
been used for over fifty years by
millions ot mothers for their child
ren while teethingwith perfect suc
cess? It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allayslall pain, cures wind
cplici -, apdCiP the wisest, remedy tor
Diarrhoea, It -will relievecthe poor
little Bitterer4! by
druggists iA etefVyipafttlbt the Worldi
Twentv-fiye cents a bottle, Bejsure
ing- Syrup,'- and take no other 1 kin'd
SPECIALS.
Womens Solid Leather Shoes at 65c Womens solid Leather Pebble
Grain and Glove Grain Lace J and Button Shoes at 75c. These are $1
shoes, all fresh and nice. -Ladies fine Dongola kid button shoes, made at
Alexandria, Va.' Solid as' any -shoe in the a ark et, regular 1.50 fchoes, to
go ' at Mens Fihe Satin Jil Shoes, lace an d gaiters at $1. They, are
regular 1,25 shoes.- Mens heavy Erigiish'Ties, everyday thoes, 1.00 Solid
as leather can make them Big job in straw? hats at 10c, some of them
are 50c hats. We buy Trunks in car loads and retail them at wholesale
prices. One hundred Mens fine Serge Coats at just half price. We have
everything in the line of clothing and furnishing . goods- Everything up
see samplesof thev
tomers'
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free ; Gray on Pictures we are having: made for our bus-
JOB Twenty-five suits of fine AllWoollCagsimere in CatawaylFroclt
Suits, sizes 34 to 36 lor 4.00 a-suit J )They are 10.00, 12.50 and. 15.00ft8uits.
Gall on us nd e these and otherattractions. - v -
Dr. MUes Pain PUls cure Neuralgia.