51 '01 Cf'C '" ""'S r'C;;"'':""
No.
CONCORD, N. C,- SATURDAY MAY 8, 1897.
Whole N:0.
": ;.. OliLYL DAY.
of 'I'xorcisps to Re far
,$;" ' ttie i ndies Jltmorial AS
jionliy.' Ait eruoon. '
, -,. ,!:, :vui the ldiea of the
; t'srciHon will observe
raoni .ay Mcndav, having: prs
'Ji i he following programme to
1 V 1 "v'pt the court house :
Mr K Vv Allisop, Presiding
MUSIC."'
Prayer-17 v. W 0 Alexander.
Ada.,,tlv. O B Miller.
MUSIC.
' ;i jrr ,fjilr. Holand Thomptoa.
"WAR RELICS.
I
PERSONAL POINTERS.
A Batch of Curios ana Interofin rrol. JtU Y ngur. s 01 IN eW6H 6,
Tilings for tlie Woman's Exposition IS ill the . City to day.
ai t narioite. w t"u T-n,kU . ..J
The Woman's Exposition of the to the city last night.
J.-i: t." i- :.i . -. I
vjsiiunuuB, which wm open i a aoors jjFS Mamye Ury i
to the public in Charlotte Tuesday Mont Attoana to spend
texr,-win .. present to. tne vmtora ATiRa Minni'ft OmwaII. nf Xtv
an interest display cf art and war London, is visiting a Mayor J L
ol i ro f rnm t Vi i n nifr ennf , T I CrOW6il 8.
Mrs. Paul li Means. Mr. Linrfsav Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Johc-
- I t 111 T1 1 1.'
ja horjQfl from
Sunday.'
this morning.
day aud last night in the city.
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xxuxuu iUr mam u,u, r tumgs was Lexingt0n where he! will fill his
a Bible by which Comp-jny A, 20th engagement in the Episcopal cburch
waa at that place to-morrow.
..-i 1 D J ,
K,cKH i-: North Carolina Regiment,
Mi-di'---": ; .J sworn into the service of Ridcliffe
'e 'ire a-uanu oi uiuuicio, auu uauc iv
1
tne sou,
'in
blood :a
Battery, at Oak Island, Burnswick
r:.,i,.in,r fnr our li uert v iui ireasure. , . " T
ii""- . . Ronn!v. on . nnp zisr. ifsni. r. n
.a ton; J" ' - -
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An,l when our ngnts were inreaienea wen prtseryed, and was the property
thf CrV iOV Ileal ouu ioi I , ,
Hurrah for tne ionnie xiue nag mat j- icu. v x uaiu,
bears the single star !
"
Choeus : -
Hurrah ! Hurrah! for Southern rights,
Hurrah !
hurrah for t' e Bonnie Blue Flag that
bears a smgie ami j
Maize Nutrine
Hulled Corn
; IS GOOD TO
Beat the Band
Just try it with some
Corporal Stephens A Hick, f of OUr Choice Sugar
Co. A.. f the 136th He? .New York, , ante and
Csipiureu at tne oanie ot uoanceiiorso
A furlough taken from the pocket
of Hanson S Field of the Main
CaValrv Volnnteers, who was killed
at Ground Squirrel church, Va., on
May 11, 1864, and a commission to
Then here's to our Confederacy, strong
we are and brave,
rite natriots of ola weiil nsrlit our
heritage to save; 1
And rather than submit to shame to die
Soheer for the Bonnie Blue Flag that ville May 3rd, 1863,. by Fred C FailCy Patent FlOUr.
Ibrvnira ss
bears a single star.
CHORUS! i
Hurrah ! Hurrah ! for Southern Rights,
Hurrah I
Hurrah! for the Bonnie Blue Flag has
gained tle eleventh star.
A-iur-6ea by Messrs Walter
Tnomuson, L T Hartsell. John
Q RO .C E
Foard, are interesting documents.
A number of Confederate stamps,
envelops, orders, oaths of allegiance
and President Abraham Lincoln's What do You say to it.
proclamation were also among the Thr-saUs-nen are plpading that it
collection of papers. A biscnit would 09 very nice for them and
Cojk, J F Sninnand Dr. Herring tf baked by Capt No-ih P Foard on the equally as profitable to-their em-
battlefislda of Virginia in 1862, ployois if the dry goodp, hardware
which was sent to his mother at and furniture stores would close at
this place, is not petrified, but is as seven o'clock. This.
hard ts stone. -
1
seems ..not an
unusual custom cr ad unreasonable
Mts. Mtars sent the silhouettes request and we hope; the business
JcanUria club.
Adur-S'. Mr. John D Barrier.
Music 40id North -State." ,
CiLolina ! Carolina ! Heaven's blessings
attend her !
While we 4ive we will cherish, protect
and defend her:
Though the scorner may sneer at and of her great grand parents, Mr. and men will b able to see their way
.ow9t Mrs. Savage. cleir to accede to this little request.
. we name her. Mrs. Ann Fink furnished avlamp Ii is worth much in the busy on&o
forever! ' brought from the ruins of Pompeii iag wo.ld to create al the happiness
Hurrah ! Hurrah ! The good old North ln 1040 we can and we think the broad
State. ' . ' . . !i
T, , , . , .w . An old pistol, brought oyer from smiles reaching from ear to ear on
1 firman shP ptivips nnt ntnpra tnpirl I
merited glory Germany before the revolutionary the faceB of those who are pleased
Smvstorv7 foremost ,n war, by; the great grandfather of to call themselves por clerks would
Though too true to herselt e'er to crouch Ambrose F Hileman, of Cabarrus, is repiy the generous decision
tn onnrpftsinn - I I 2
Who can yield to just rule a more loyal a curious peice of machaoism. The Thia ig the da 0f I anti this, and
pistol is in a p9rfect state of preser- Unti-that, but what people need most
1 . j 1 . . 1 ' . vatinn And iR fird hv the flint flasnesJ nowadays is, the antifbihous medi-
TSmere ir oimexores, -7 ;v cine, Simmons Liyer Regulator, the
graceful, so constant, vet to gentlest r A " r . . . King of Liver Medic ner, and bettar
breath trembling, Caite a lot of other tninc:a were than Pills. "I ha e fused no other
And true light wood at heart; let the lQ the Exposition by Mi 8. anti-hilioua reuedyfor six years and
How they kindle T and flame; Oh, none Means. Space forbids a detailed k Tl
know but who've tried them, , ... n nUtt,A of constipratd habit nothing equals
Hurrahetc. description. Go to Charlotte and jt Laura . Uraisr, Ellentury,
Ushers Misses Elizabeth Gibson, I see them. FK
lizz:e Yountr, Kate Means, Lizzie
uiieiora, ivate Uibson, Lialla rLUl, r yi p a
Agne's Moss, Mary Dale Craige, Mai y W A W I v K I A
MontffOmerv. Jama Rinhmnnd at d
pp,i r Tor Infants and Children.
y : ' , " 7 jj
THIS IS -
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G-IVE US YOUR ATTENTION
13jIS,
lie,
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at one-half their actual, cost and yalue.i
:Our Immense Line oi?
SPRING - CLOTHING.
is arriving daily ar d the bargains wacfiferin
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TYLE, QUALITY, AND
will simply "stun" you.
MEN'S WEAR.
FIT,
For $5.00 we pffer suits worth 7 00 to 9.00.
For tQ 00 you get equally as good a bargain.- -
From $7.50 cc ;$10.00 we sell you a suit good enough for
a Prince.
We ha ye never before shownJfcUch a
and the prices are so much lower than you expect, yoa will
return home with a broad smile.
WEflSK KOU TQ CUt &HD SEE FOR 'YOORSELVES
We offer 600Dozen Men's and Children's Sample Caps
Mmi'and'fiiie Stiiw Hats at HALF PRICE; See these.
CANNONS & FETZER.
HEADS OR
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Like throwing up a penny and taking chances, is the indiscriminate selection of
FURNITURE for the season. It presents the latest ideas in style and finish
and is the result of study, experience . an! the perfect acquaintance with the popu
lar demahd. Our Furniture commands admiration by the beauty of finish and
elegance of design. We carry as complete a line as any Furniture Store in the
State. We guarantee our goods as represented an 1 prices as LOW as the
LOWEST.
timili
All jthe Ladies are requested to nnfee
unng flpwers or send them.
At 3.30 o'clock the court house
-bell will ring, and promptly at 4
A
tee exercisea will hpinn. Mativ n
the stores have been asked to close,
and probably all will do so.
Seats will be reserved for the Mili
tary Company, the Sons of Confed
erates and the veterans.
After the ceremonies at the court
"koe, a procession will lead tc the
yarioa s cemeteries, where floral
ihfutet will be placed apon the
gpave8 cf the dead.
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everyone is requested to keep
i he Stakdabd, of to-day, and take
with them to the court house.
T h.ere will -be no preaching at the
apUst church to-morrow, owinj; to
we abaence of the pastor Rev. Pay-
' wfe is at the baptist Conyen
tlon at Wilmington.
jffprest mil News,
Miss Etta Potts, of Gastonia, is
visiting Mrs. Sarah Cook.
Mrs. C F Hislop waa called to
King's Mountain, Friday, to attend
the luneral of her sister. Mrs. Henry
Harris, which occured at that place
this (Saturday) morning.
In the Absence of the pastor, Rev.
J'P Arnold, of the Forest Hill
Methodi&t church, Rev. G G Harley
will preach to-morrow morning and
Rev. W P McGee at the eveniDg
service, Rey. J Simpson filling their
pulpits, respectively.
Messrp. W R Odell and F L Rob
bins returned from Pittsboro last
evening.
Xl Bleniit ifVei).
A white minister, jtifter conduct
ing services at a colored church,
asked' anvold : deacon to lead in
prayer. : The brother in ,-blaok
offered a fervent appeal for tho white
brother and said: "6 Lord, gib him
de eye ob de eagle dat he may spy
out sin a far off. Wax his hands to
i
de gospel plow. Tie his tongue to
Bow- his head
bis kneeF, and
Oed Room Suits.
Easels, Center and Dining Tables,
,1 ounges, Couches, . t
adies' DeskB,
HJfair ' (Jnt.lnn and Shnnh Maiitreaapfl.
n" . y
A rt Novel tics. Baskets, Pickets,
Rack 8 for halls, Mouldings,
Tockera. ' I
-1
de line ob truth,
'way down beneath
his knees 'way down in some lone
some, dark and nairpw valley where
prayer is much wanted to be made.
'Noint him wid de kerosene ile of
salvashun and sot him on fire."
Monroe Enquirer.
I nide Shades, j
1 Cide Boards,'!
& Baby Carriages. Matting,
t- hina Closets
all kinds and descriptions. :
BBLI, IHABRIS & GOl
Oar undertaking department is complete, and willlbe under the care of Mr
Bell. AH' calls are promptly met, day or night. i '
KEEP;0 YOUR EYES ;'OPEN I
Surely if the word REGULATOR is not on a package
it is not 7'-;- .7;;7-
Mt. Nebo, N. O., April 21, 1897
I have been a great sufferer with
sick headaches, but since taking
Hood's 8ar8aparilla and Hood's
Pills I am entirely cured, and I do
not forget to recommend this
medicine to my friends. Luclnda
Messrs. Alex, and Allen Torence,
of Davidson College, are visiting Fleming.
ther brother, Mr. E M Torence, on
Church street. J Hood's Pills cure al
liyer ills 253,
Nothing, Jse is the same. It cannot be and never has
oeen put up Dy any one, except ;
And it can be easily told by their Trade Mark
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