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VTol. XII-Nq.
CON CORD. J(. 0.;i FRIDAY NOVEMBER 5 1897
W HOLE No. 1042
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WAITING THE REVEILLE. called learried professions than in
: .them, and that it is just as honors-
. Cling- . , - . . . '
PJSHSONAli POINTERS.
I
rtal RemniDB of Gen
man I.aid to Best. t
At 10 o'clock this (Friday) morn
ing AH Saints Episcopal church was
filled to overflowing, to bestow the
last sad act of yeneration to him who
wa8 once the stalwarc figure, the
emblem of strength and courage as
citiz?n and soldier.
Dr. J G 'Davis read the beautiful
burial service over the remains of
Gen. Thomas L Olingman. Ihe
chanting by the choir was most im-'
pressivtf and helped to inspire a
deep and monrnfal solemnity. '? '
rr,3 close of the service first
the. ex confederate veterais and then.
v7
ble to swing a hammer or to holdl nnn fhfi
plow as it is to make a ppeech, in rci4 6ft jSotnti trip.
court or amputate a . limb. Let 'f v ;,v
them understand that v it is not so j
much what a man does for a Hvelk ' , -- V - v : .. v-?:-
hood as it how well he doeail, i??
and thaKmanual labor is as hoqow ;rcrfifn ai thBt. Cloud t6dayi 1
ble as any. othert and then wulint
diploma factories cease to pour out ( Wf KT"
orf a long suffering world their aSriVy
nual horde of incapables only to be
wrecked upon the shores of thelf
own?v limitations' --PhiladelDriift
Tfmes.
PRUNES
SHOE
SomeVYuterestln. Belles and SomJ
iHteVestiiigr Tradition.
nicresting xradillonH. . -, , v
;'White showed ? Thb tMOASTi'E
vu ei the body in its suit of.eray. Standard man a pair of speelaolM Qppglg.
Thursdav worn bv his creat .erand' i V-'
Messrs. n x i uuuwig, a. y mu- " - 7,r! r i.
E D nringer and
r - bare the remains to the
hvr .e, pain Ihrouph the open
rinks of -twenty four cf the eteran3,
wiij s:cod with uncoveretl heads till
ali ir.e -procesfiion pas.ei. Then
bj iv.o' to' 'mariiai step at the stroke
of
ir
A G Bast as pall one bf tHe original Black Boys who
,i;,0;fl tn ih conceived end exccutid.,thQvfdm6a8
gun powder pjo: ( deeel as heroic as
the deeds ' that rear . grand iiionu-
ments to men's raemorj). . These
3fectacle8.'are doubtless a century
old.' The lenses are vcr'v strcne: and
Take Car of Them.
hQm.'K$r&Xl fkt.bm with jsh? that
wiU becomf ortablev neither tight
InoT loose. They'll strengthen his
an kles and help bw feet to grow
right It his foot is slim, we've got
FOR
TORE
CONCORD.
Eryin Smith's
GROCERS.
i
Fortunately It was Jf Worse.
WeJhare opened up,; ;aod goods
the hOA for him ' If his foot is fat amv;ng almost daily, an exc!imve
i and chubby, we've : got that kind lin oi footwear, ana bbk tue people
C I also. . . I of Goncord and surroan i;. e; coun-
Thti if xnn wftnt. 8omA hincr .fnr try to inspect eaaie. will en
the school children, richt kere ve deavor to keep what ypa way want.
are. we've crot tne kind vou want. VD uycu v wyau -vuu.-wuui, uuu u
. w c i s I ...., I i I"...
the siz von wanf. and the nrma is t)6 hfraid to make vonr wants known
II ill i in iii I i in iiiii m .7 1 1 k iTinii ur i VVF w
j 1 111 d drum the group of .vet
s' marched rear the hearsf, aa a
honor, to the grave,', when
ajii.t ihsj opened ra.nk3, while the
renins were ' gently borne and laid
lo rest m the city cemetery,
Rev. I E Thompson sssist-d in
the servici at the trave snd 'the
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veterans, each in
uOUied the earth that
the mortal remains cf the honored
Gentle' hands- then laid upon Gen.
Clingman's ; grave a superb jloral
anchor of ferns and chiy:?anthemums
together with bonqneta of ariegattd
tiutnrnn flowers, when all turned
away to let the hero Bleep sweetly
till the great morning reveille shall
awaken into immortality.
I1WMC0
and soliciting a'tJtinuancs of eame,
we remain, Rf spectfnlly, ;
Dry
There came near being a BeriorsVOQ t00 mnch. because we return Come in and see ua Next door to
th sliding iron frawca have weight ado dtnt at the bleach eryTTbtjriday Vnur monev if nrice -is not hieht! Savings Bank.
enough for a halt tLz?n modern mornine, when Master Floyd' Sher- That's an absolute guarantee.1 Drop Thanking you for past patronage
frame. They suggest the a. .em s of rill tried to put on a belt to some in on us
long ago when graiidiaothers tied in of the machinery, while it was run-
thu frames a stout string thao pstd ning at full speed,
round'' thi. top of the head to hold putting it ' on the wheel that
thom nn w h, nnt in irr.nipfliHte was revolving, it caught the little
deud the eU. were e ctothing and lore them
. . . rr w n ara n rrr rT ri tin avnanr. niai j
li Ac jU8t.orer tne toreneiw.- vjmijtoj ptet Leather Shoes Noth'ne
This leads 1,'too, to tbe item of sheos'ana stockings. It ishonght adda.more,0 J0nr good appearance
aat lOiever mues , , ; , ; , , ' i- that. Ha marl a nrifi Tftvnlntinn with kAn aViiNu jnnn ck.
:i nnn iprr. wi n nv iVir. i ji ri i - " , i iuau oty uou. ujcoov uuueo. - . ,
White that bears the date MD0C-ruo WUCCI uo 1U 10 : Ul 'r1" w ruriUifiBeB uu,iuuug u wu
loose from him. i are snowing some very nne j.ia Liace
It is certainly fortunate for the sh?es. " O. & F. Co.
little fellow that he escaped with P. S.- An attractive ! ot of Boys'
only the Toss of his clothep, and did Knee Pant SuitsHnst in-yesterday;
not get some part of his body be- V J
SHOE FURNISHERS.
LXIII (the old blue-ock Fpller
will nelo vou to make it out). It
13 Baxter's Call to the Unconverted,
and descended down the line of the
White family.
The father of William White
came to this State in about 17bU
when William waa about 8 years old.
tween the belt and wheel also.' Mr.
John Welsh, who came to his res
cue as quickly as possible, had told
Floyd never to put on that belt,
but the little fellow" did not realize
CANNON & FETZER CO.
JIamip.l Labor antl Professions.
The tendency cf young men in
The traditional narrative cf this old
landmark family has much of inter-k e f'a:ger UnUl now, when it is a 1
Vnn pnnntrfr trt Am hflrb- in thp riving nere riom rennsyivama an
v - - 1 " . . . Tn nv .TniKrnient.
learned professions without the unprecedented drouth occurred in , , t i u
proper mentafequipment and with this locality. Like Jacob going ; John Nichols eecreUry of the
no especial aptitude for anything down into Egypt, many of tbe neigh. North Carolina Agricu tural Socie-
except for avoiding maunal labor, bors gathered their scanty crops, ty, is out m a card asking the pub-
: t. s - Ti . 'a lie to stay adverse judgment against
u uuuHiauwy uu iu iuureub. xi iH iqu vvnao uu m Wuuo the management of the State fair
greatly to be deplored, for to such went dosvn into Georgia. Tbere4 tjjj an facts can be made known.
failure is almost the inevitable re-they were prospered th next year I He seems to realize that -those who
suit. That means mined lives, or with PinWrant nrnns. hnt wtfen find it easiest to set on top by pull-
an existence so soured, diFgruntled near!v readv to gather their com the If 8 othf?L! fWng use of
, , . , .t.'ii. . " " " . - . . i me iair ior an loere is iu it.
ana emDiuerea as 10 oe wnnoui.unilang mafje a rud and slaugnterea
pleasure: or profit to their possessors m03i: of them. The wearer of the
and a tax upon the community spectacles ref erred to ahoye was then
wnere tneir lines are cast. Ana yei a mere handy little girl who was u-R7Ad
these same men whose lives are em- nprsnflfed to atav here with a mar interest and importance to their health
ment failures, might have achieved L:.j a a perhaps their lives. The sole .proprietors
... . rieu.Hwwr, auu Bitcu- ucib -u0 d malrers of Simmcns Liver Kegulatcf
terrible experience of Indian s iv- learn that cr3tomers are bften deceived by
o MRB IMG. ,v
We wish to caution all users of Simmom
splendid success in some walk in
life suited to their tastes and tal
ents. Indeed, it requires but a su
perficial degree of observation to
demonstrate the fact that there are
in almost any community fourth
rate lawyers who would have been
excellent actioneers, dentists who
would have succeeded as plumbers,
physicians who would have adorned
a meat stall, and even ministers of
the Gospel who could have produced
a far better horseshoe than a sermon.
Had they entered a calling, con
genial alike to taste and talent they
might have been an honor to them
selveo and a blessing to the commu
nity, for a man is always that, irre-
spectiye of his occupation, whenever
he is master of it. But the trouble
with these young men is that they
do not understand the dignity of
manual labor. They do not realize
that honors and fortune may be
readily realized outside of these so-
POT
ASH
Bell, Harris c Co.
Havebought out the entire stock of Furniture ,
and good will of Lowe, Dick & 'Company.
They Bought for Spot Cash
at a' price and they
- It - To -
"Bought -
If you need anhino- in Jthe
Sell."
; n;,- u:A ,n;n, r,0m0 bayine and taking some medicine of
6 J , . mnilar appearance or taste, believing it to
was White, and she was married Ue Simmons Liver Regulator; We warn
about the beginning of the Revolu vou that unless the word-; Regulator is on
- A &, nT'ii rru- Tie packaga or bottle, that it is not Simmons
firri r rmt horn Wil hum VVnitP r . m . i " ,
v Silver xveguiator. no one eise maKes, ui
This marriage dates, we are told, tver h&smade Simmons Liver Regulator, or
with: the first .Sncramental occasion j. 7 ZeiHn Co., w medicmemade
at Rocky River church. - - ey anyone !so .j the 6amf, t? we alone can
put it up, and we cannot be responsible, j,
ther medicines represented as the same do
aot help you as you are led to expect they
will. , Bear this fact well in mind, ifyou Hava
ieen in the habit. of using a medicine which
rou supposed to be bimmons Liver Regula'
lorbeca.u?8 the name was somewhat like
t) and the package did not have the Word
fcegufrior on it, .you have been imposed
iponind have not bev tasmg bimmons
Liver Regulator at alLO Ihe 'Regulator has
&een favorably knowu 101 znany years, anq
ill who use it know iow necessary it is lor
11111
Stands at tne Head.
Aug. J Bogel, the leading drug
crist of Shreveport, La., save: Dr.
King's new discovery- is the only
thing that cures my cough, and it is2
the best seller I have. J J? Camp
bell, merchant of Safford, , .riz ,
writes: Dr. King's New Discovery
is all that is claimed for it; it never,
fails and is a sure cure for consump
tion, coughs and colds. 1 cannot
say enough for its merits. , Dr,
King's New Discovery f or con1
sumption, coughs and colds is not
an experiment. Iu has been tried
for a quarter cf a century, and tor
day stands at the head. It never
disappoints. Free trial bottles at
Fetzer s Drug store.
Dr. mies'&ain Villa are guaranteed to stor
fTeoiSacftelnSOxnlnn "OuepeJ ft dfW-
f ever and Ague, jsmous r ever, jonsupa
ion. Headache, Dyspepsia, and all disoraen1
irom a i;iseasea iirer. '
vising
We ask you to look for yurselres, ana
lee that Simmons Liver Regulator; which
rou can readilv distinguish by the Red 5
)n wrapper, and by our name, is the only I
4. pCU Clue caucu Ciiuuiuus xvezuiaw
. ' ... .,. J. I KELIN & CO.
fir " j
don't fail to give us a call.
TTT'J.1. T-l.
Hearse:and the best lineioJ
UNDERTAKING :: GOODS
in the State ourf Mr Bell will answer Tall
caLsinio-htlov dorr. f
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