VoL.XII.-No. 13
CONUOUT,N. C, TUESDAY MAY 25, 1897.
Whole NO. 1,728
THB FOURTFFNTH'SifiSSION.
of tbe 5orth Carolina Teachers' A
i,mbiy W1U B Held 'in Mreliea
cltT jnne 15th to 20tn. -
This enterprise that had. received
stunning Iblowt i through eome
management seems tb-DCagairi
on the road to that high stage of
usefulness for which it was original.
y designed. It received nW im
petus "from the present eflicierit
secretary, Mr. Charles T Parker,
who is a' -tireless worker in the
edncaonal'field, -" ' f '
AJorehead City is a favorite sea
side resort and the , accomodations
re ampl e. 8 pecial rates wil 1 be
secured and an nnusally fin assem
blj of the leading educators will be
present. The .programme will' be
most complete and it embraces the
yery topics that a progiessive teach,
er would lice to hear discussed. We
herewith append it for the benefit
of those who will attend and we
snggest that they keep a copy and
carry it with them:
Technical Grammar.
Mental Arithmetic the founda
tion of Mathematics. -
The Eincitionil Value of Geo
graphy. The German Schools.
What Should the Schools do
about Cigarette smoking.
Helen Keller and the - Education
cf the blind.
Special Work of the Academy in
oar Educational Systemi
- Care cf the Eves, x , , "
Sanitation.
X-Rye, Experimetal Approach to
their Discovery. (Full M'of-'Ap
piratus.) ' :. :--
The Past and Present of our Sea
shore, (Illustrated with 8tereop-
ticon.) J .; i , : ,
the New School Laws :'
(1) The County Supervisor.
(2) The Township. ystao.
(3) The Local Taxation Featnre.
The Mutual Relations and Duties
of the State and the School.'
The Child and the State.
The Personal Equation of Ed oca
tion. .
The Esthetic in Education.
relation of the Parent to the
-School.
Christian Education.
Economy of time in Teaching
nd Consequent Enrichment of the
school. -Course.
fiction in SchooKManagemenl
Educed to a Minimum.
Co-Education.
fit Schools for Working
opie. i :.ri - - " ri ;
1 dncated1;Electcrate. ?; '
The Educational (iiesion of
"Odrnaiism.
Ths Object of theTeaiherV
wd the Place it Should
uccuPy m our Educational System.
Ind08rial Education. ? v? v r
Pablio School and imkeidfl.
Benefit to be1 Derived Jmrope:
Visitation in the Pnblin School..
What Means can b uWd ctO in
the Public School mertd
broaden his Culture ?
7-v cuesauj OI unirormws
e of Examinations for Teachers.
v Frqnency( .'Torpose: f and
I . . Conducting - Teachers
A c
ICit- I0eBBonB Improvement of
low:ihe Work?;' of the Superln
ndfinfrftan be Made Most Effective.
Wnat the uitv jfuoiic Bcnooi can
i
What the City Public Scools can
do to' Promote Patriotism and igood
Citizenship.
How Beat to Keep the Mass of
the People - in IHarmony with the
Growth f EduiotidnaCideaF.
Are our Colleges Just in their
Treatment of our Preparatory
Schools? f Or
The High School Course .as a
Preparation for life. .
The True Mission of the Aoademy
to North Carolina today, f i
The Interdependence of the Pub
io School, the Academy and the
College. 1
The High ' School ' Student as Ai
Public Teacher.
There is "nothing -that causes
women greater discomfort and juio-
ery than the constantly, recurring
headache. -Men . soffer. - less with
headache. My wife's health was
very indifferent, haying headache;
continually and just two packages
of Si m m o n 8 Ltv er Regu later re 1 lev
ed her from all headache and gave
tone and vigor to her: whole, system.
I have never reerptted its use." M
B UeBord, Mt. Vermon, Ky.
Sir. Correll's Employe Dead.
Mr. E iward .Fasnach, ;a promi
nent ieweler, of Kaleigh, died feud
denly t 12 o'clock.'He was aSweede
and came to this country twenty
seven years ago. Mr. A B Correll,
of tbia city, was in the employ of
Mr. Fasnack, and may continue with
the e8tibli8hment.
Marvelona Results. ,
Jronva letter written by -Rev. J,"
Gnnderman. of Diamdndale, Michi.
we are permittea to make tnis ex
tract: 1 have no nesitation in reh
cornmending Dr. King's New Diq
coyery, aB the results were almost
marvelouR in the casa of my wife.
While I was pastor of the Baptist
church-at Rives Junction she was
brought downv with pneumonia
succeeding La Grippe. Terrible
paroxysms or cougmug -woujq last
hours with little interruption and it
seemed as if she could pot survive
them. A-friend recommended Dr.
Kings New Discouery; it was quick
in its work and highly satisfactory
in results. Trial bottles free at
Fetzer's Drug Store Regular size
50cand$l,0Q.
At tlie G6'stel Tent,
j The meeting last night was fairly
well attended and the earnestness
and enthusiasm was inspiring. The
singing is especially well calculated
to make "one like to be there, and
regardless of the difference of cus
toms and modea of presenting the
glad tidings of redemption to fallen
man, eyery Christian heart longs for
the brekln 6f the bonds of vice
and alienation of those possessed
of eviUnfluences and a coming to
congregation, so radically different
fr; Wehe ia tha one teoet
on baptism may be built up in
numbers and strengthened in faith
and -the knowledge 6f Hrhrfidie
Wiilateialid Iwhose. benign 'WW
eirca weiailx nope to enjoy 'aen
IHsd divisions shall be no more.
The meetings are continuous every
night; : -
Electric Bitters.
xtlectro -Bitter a ns:a j - medicine
suited for any season, but perhaps
more generally needed, -when the
nguia:exhftUBfed feeling prevails,
when the liver is torpid and slug-
gish and the need of a tonic and
alterative is felt. A prompt use of
this medicine has often s averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will act. more surely in
counteracting nd freeing the system
from the malarial poison; Headachy
indigestion, constipation", djzzinesa
yields to Electric Bitters. 50c and
.St.00 per bottle at Fetzer' Drug
and Should do for tbe Child, ,
buab uuyi ftuuwiCHjjo uioi aio-ano rmajrers.ij oimicwjijyerjegutoior
eternali H J'v U V ft 711
t. A ir- r' . i v - rJt i buying f aidibngsqpe nidicaej ela
It.is lo be hoped that our "erjaSjftte, believing it to
Store. - '
PERSONAL POlJMTEKS.
CI-Esqxjire W "J Hill is spending
tbe day in Charlotte.
2 'Mr. M Freeman went up to
Sahsbury this morning
Miss Mar v DeVane, of 'Wil-
mingtoo, is visiting 4Miea Fannie
Hill. : ' '
. -4R P Benson hai returned from
sv Week'f visit to bis brother, Mr. J
C Bencon, at Wilmington. :
4-8klisburj WorldVj ; H ' T :Cran
ford:formerl v of this ity, but now
a resident of Concord, was in the
city yesterday. He) returned to
Concord ibis morning. ;
Mr. Charles Prppst hau gone to
China Grore today (Ha ig prepar
ing to begin nork on tbe bouses
Capt. Prbpts is to build for the Pat:
tereoir Manofaiqturipg Company''
CRACKERS '
JUST -RECEIVED
AT
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GROCERS.
Rev. J. R. Peterson Dead.
The. Lincoln Journal chronicles
the death of Rev. Jease R Peterson.
He p issed -away 't . his home i n
Gaston comity on & Saturday, the
fllb; andwae -buried "t Stanley
Creek church on the lethi
R-vPetes-in had
bteo io the
min; a 'erial worlc for 65y ears in that
yenerablev branch of , the , .church
knowhits the LTennedaeeSynodv -
'. -HitasA life if toble Christian
service, runadorned by Houch . of
auh t pbn t (meek Dess;and; si m pi ici ty
anhlhis death marics
thieCnisfcanhefo.
the fll of a
Gharipjte. had just vone too many
iftUring; jspiajaeft in hr gala
veek. It is tie - Bad i story of one
RpvB'I?Btnith, 6f;0atawba,' who
arnvedvintrie citytbjik . a room' at
the'boMdy wth;en;"roceeded-tto ' the
)T;f$QtaBtf$a noon", dmnk and j)e
came; tbe victim ; otv robbery to the
eie(
pepitentfary? black bird by r tbe
itimof Fregch, ill Jprobably be
cdtfviclKdA6f theTobberyi if the rev
erindiatqIe le makes his ar)pear
auce cgaidBthim at tbevconrt. ,
iM ri.n.h i.
nnif H(i
We wish to caution all risers of Simmons
Liver Regulator "on 'Viubject of the deepest
mterestrij?pS5Ce-ltotlieir health
iver .Regulator.. .We , warn
QS5StaSAifflgSSSg
J Liver Regulator." " Jjfo bae else -niales, 6r
fyer to r SimmonsXii ver: Reitdafor,or
invthifl" called . SimccSs- Liver iUuktcr.
jiver gumor,
no medicine-made
d-toetpecithey
jthferrhiedicinw represented
kot:help-yis)ypu are led - to'eipect they
mlUr.Be&f thifactwell m iiund, if you have
ben i-tSL0 habit cf taing medicine which :
you suppcsdto be Eiriacns liver Regula
tor, bepauia. the tname was somewhat .like
it, a iagi9 "'did not have the wprd
Rgulatcrv6a it you haye.beeu t impojed
apotf-iaa nite i not tea 5tiking Siminoni
avertorlitilLUJ
pefitbrjbly ?known fbr many ye' and
ill who it' know how iiecetsary It Is Tat
Peverand AvBiliotia Peter, Const3pa4
aqn, HeadheDppeia.jand all disorder
msmgfiroWajLiseasL .
i We ask you; to look fori yourselves, and
lee that Simmons Liyer Regulator, which
fou .can iaday' cfingrmVby the Red Z
311 TPPpdiby our tame, is the only
Ifc4v-v. vucu wiiiuncms liiver lieguiator.
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paseisC6nter and Dining Tables. -
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CONCORD, N 0
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aBsuraUce t' bf honorable treatnt
and due appreciation of your pat
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If we can serve you at any time,
we shall be glad to have .you come -and
see jus. , :4 ' -.' -
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS
Gapital andSulpIus$70 000.
D. B. COLTRANE, Cashier.
. J.M OPEHL, Pres.