Vol. XIII. No. 179
Budgets FroniJUt. Pleasant.
llxs. Fullenwider, of Monroe,
mother of Edward and John, and
Mies Roxie Fullenwider," of our
ecbools, spent Wednesday night in j
i pleasant on her way to Salis-
bury. . - : .
Mr. Hearne, of Albemarle, was
here Saturday to attend the funeral
of Col. Shimpoch.
Mr. Parker, of Greensboro, a life
insurance agent, is spending a few
days in our town in the id Merest of
bis company. r:-:;.-::, '
T II Ridenhour, -oi St. John's,
was in Mt. Pleasant punday even-.
jDg, We are always glad to see
Tom. .' -V -
Mr. J D Fisher one; of Cannons
k Fetzer's clerks, visited his home
in Mt. Pleasant Sunday evening. .
A blind man was seen on the.
streets today begging. This is not
often seen in Mt. Pleasant.
Rev. M D Giles preached his fare
well sermon Sunday night We
have beard it spoken of very high
ly. He will leave for conference on
Wednesday. The good people of
Mt, Pleasant, hope that he will be
permitted to remain another year
with them. '
The college roll is graduaUy in
creasing. Three more names were
enrolled Monday morning. "Come
right along boys, we have room still
to accommodate a few more.
lr.D Luke Johnson, -who, spent
a few days at home recently, return
ed to the college Moriday evening.
Luke says he would have stayed
longer at home, but he was con;;
tinually chided by ' the;"tinpleasant
thought that his girl was flirting
with some other boy-during his ab
eence and concluded he had better
return to his post of duty.
There are only two seniors at the
college and ten at the seminary,
and yet those two, bright, small
seniors claim, and We have it -from
good authority; that they are, going
to monopolize all the spare time of
their lady companions. in erudition,
during the holidays. We.have not
heard what the Sophomores say
about it, but we will wager some
thing nice that there wilf "be' some
strong opposition. We shall not
guess as to the result. 4
- Thanksgiving day comes but
once a year and it seems reasonable
that evervbodv should have his
CONCOttl.V N.-O.',sP0fiSDAT, NOVEMBER 17, ; 1896.
Will Xectnre Tomorrow Alffht.
Rev. Bartholomew Soulier, pastor
in charge' of the Waldensian colon?
wuuij, ia a visitor m ourf
city. He will lecture at the First
e!r!au church tomorrow
evening 'j 7 o'clock. The lecture is
entirely free and the public gener
ally is inyited to attend. : Mr. Sout
Her was born in Italy in the valleys
of the Pied moot and waa , educated
at the University of Edinboro' in
Sptland. He speaks severa I for
eign languages fluently, but will
speak' Wedne8dayJ evening "in Eq
g1! which he uses ( with "striking
grace and force. He wil I aflbrd the
people of oar town an opportunity
10 j06? AJeHe!entat1Ve of an: hon
ored church which has existed ever
iDCa lHtimea Gf tne apostles and
which, despite frequent persecutions,
has maintained its existence and is
today what it has always been, "a
light' shining in darkness' -Let
everybody come out to hear him;
Look ins: For a Mister.
Mr. Oiareuce Gil more, , of -New
Hampshire, ; fa-' in thoj city today
looking for his sister, Mrs. .Ada
Jamee, whoijwasaideaertedi by - her
husband at Concord about a year
ago. The woman's huBband is a
native of New Jersey nd c,me
Sou1;h to work in a cotton mil i. At
Concord, however, stolen sulne
money and was compelled to : skip,
leaying his wife and child without
any means of v snpboit,- Mr. GiK
more thinks that hur sister ia in 'this
section of the titate and f would ap
preciate any information relative' to
her Wherearouts.-Saii8bury World.
Mrs. J ames anil child left his
city about eleven months ao, going
from here to Salisbury, j
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' ':.ti'St' feme
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TO CtJItE X COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. ;;25c.
share, but the . seminary;; girls say
(regardless of the fact that, they
have studied very diligently air the
hile) they fear their share- will be
very limited. ; -tANfoiNY. j
Mt. Pleasant, No V..17. . :
All Free,
Those who have used Dr, King's
jjw Discovery know its i value aild
se who have not, have now the
opportunity to try it free. Call on
Jdvertiaed druggist and get a trial
,SV16 free. Send your ;name and
address to H E Bncklen & Co-,
.JjHcago, and get a sample box of
JJr-'King8 New Life Pills free, as
U as a copy of Guide toHealth and
usehold Instructor free.' 4.11 of
Wilich is guaranteed to do, you
cosfc you notnine. JFet
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UH ! Look 1 . '
A Land3omel v finished cottage
for sale, on Church street,
ncord, N. C. Will be sold in a
7 days. Don't fail to see G T
mbucklefor information. Resi
"nce n Pine street, Cannonville.
ffoman's Work.
The . conferential convention of
the Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary .society of -the .Southern
conference of the North Carolina
Lutheran JSy nod ; met at. Mt. ! Her
mon church on Saturday, Noyember
u;i896. ';.:-i:;
The meeting was well attended
and was preaided'over in a busines
like jway, by the proficient President,
Miss.Ida Ritchie,' of St. "'"John's , so.
ciety. ; After an address of welcome
by Miss Lula Li taker, which" was
res pond eid to by the Vice-President,
Mrs. S D Steffey, -the usual, routine
work was attended to and the dele-gates-made
their reports, : which
showed a great improvement in the
work of the different societies;. J
The- following xecited -suitable
selections m suchf a pleasing' way" as
to receiye deserved praise 'from all
present: L
1. JHe ? ; Calleth Thee." Miss
Dora Bost. . .
"Hold the Kope" Miss Lyda
Fisher. :
3. ' An original paper lay MUa
Callie Lipe "bmall Deeds for a
Great Cause." ' Miss Lipe 8 pape
waB a well wri tten an d : w ell read
production, which received , nn
stinted praise from all. It" would
be impossible in the space,.' allotted
for me to ajttempt even a synopsis
of this paper, and not necessaryas
the society secured a copy and or
dered the same published. -
After short talks by the .ministers
present the ; convenon: adjourned
and all went away feeling that good
had been accomplished in the uia me
of the Master. SidnbxJ). Sxeffey.
r'Sale
Tree rills.
Send your address to H E Bucks
in ife n.. Chioaero. and get a free
sample box of Dr. Kine's New Life
Pills. A trial will convince you of
f hfiir merits. These pills are fsy.
in action and are particularly effec
tive hi the cure., of Constipation
and sick headache. For malariaand
fever troubles they have been
inVAiiiAhlfl.-' Thev are guar
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They do not weaken by their action
but by giving tone to the stomach
and boweis greatly, invigorate the
system. Regular size 2ac per box.
Sold at Fetzer's Drug Store. .
Fer Bent. '
la St. Cloud hotel building on.
Main street, small store room or
office, suitable for dental office or
jewelry. J-W-Ca23.
Clothing - at
!els
No doiibtabbTit' it; we -are- better fixed to
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Concord's Chief.
; Chief Off had a formidable
Monday iri the person'of Capt . Bo-
ger pqneprd's chief, x, police. he
latter offic;allwore a i unif orm . that
tue'Sii Tailor8: coaldn't beat ; the
poHsh'of :hl4;j3UUon8"ihdica ted that
he uses something better than Sa
polios while the sheen of his badge
was dangerous7 to 1 wea kejtia. - Gdn
cord has a" chief to be pTOiid of, and
we are alwaysfglad to h ive him over
oo these special occasions, as esprit
de.twrf;Chari
Notice. - - 'I":,-'' -
J F Hurley has the old - reliable
Fen n Mutual Life Irisnrancs Com
pany. Tdpv wnie ice " bea t polio j
on earth. The moat desirable at the
least cost. See the contract before
taking insurance also fire aod acc
dent insurance. v
Broke (fat a Window Ilgbt.
Some one cnunked a rock into
one of the 1 arge front i windows in
the Morris hardware stufe some tiae
during Monday - night.; A stand
with a number of guns was sitting
jast "-'inside the window, iand it wa-,
at first thought that Johnnie had
come to get a gun, but after an in
vestigation it was found that noth
in g was missing. It was either the
w ork of carelessness or maliciousness
and will cost Mr. Morris j at least $5
to reDlace the glass 1
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The SYMPTOMS of T iver Complaint are a bitter
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