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CONC01tt N. C. MONDAY, JANUAKY 10 1898 Whole No,-1093 '
Vol. XII. No. 109
A LANDMARK REMOVED.
A SPECIAL SERMON
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mr. Jno. F FinK Passes Away Rud- By Rev. Arnold-Bnrgrlnrs at Forest
aenly-llcart Failure tne Caiise. j I mil-Mrs. jaeksou Returns
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At 10 o'clock Sunday momiDg the Forest Hill Correspondence to The Standard.
spirit of Mr. Jno. F Fink passed A B Watson, of Salisbury, spent
away without a struggle or manifes Sunday at the home of Mr. TrH
tatioa of the sting of death. Mr. Cook, oh North church street.
Mr.
Fink was known to be afflicted with
heart disease and was carefully at
tended.
Mrs. J T Jackson and children,
who have been visiting at MivR F
Coble's for some time, left for Ox-
A F Hilemaa and wife
1 at
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Sunday morning ne rose as usuai ford Ala., Sunday, where they will
and did the usual turns to which j0jn Mr; Jackson, who has taken
he was accustomed, but later com! Superintendency of a cotton ml
plained of not feeling well. About that piace Mr. R F Coble accom
10 o'clock he lay down on his bed. paQied them as far as Charlotte.
Very soon bis daughter noticed that a R Shinn spent Sunday in 0
tne Dreaming uiaimcaieu unauiuuuu
and he soon breathed his last. j
Mr. Fink -would soon have reached
his 77th birthday. He was an ex
emplary Christian, having connect-
were in the city today.
Miss Ella Walter returned to
Mont Amoena seminary this! even
ing.
Miss Sallie Young, of Charlotte
spent Sunday at the home 1 of her
brother, Dr. Young. j
-Mrs.. Jap. Willeford returned
tn9 from Statesville Saturday, night
after visiting for a week or more.
bar-
Revenue Officer Charley! Cook,
who is stationed at Richfield, spent
Sunday at home.
of
lotte.
W P Shealy, superintendent
the Stanly Creek cotton mill, Stanly,
N. 0 , came over Saturday evening
ed himself with Cold Water Lutht and returned Sunday
eran church at an early age. I F Mabery, of McAdensyille, is
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Tfi ..a nno flip Aftrffr mfttn- visiting At nis tatners. Mr. J M
m a. r 1 1- iojo I f o Vqitt nrt "Tnr f V Tli?rrl a treat
oers ot at. James cnurcu in iow pwwjrwu
onrT h.g Koon ah p nf t.V ft n? liars of I "DM Tlrv. vohn Iivpm at this nfacp.
tnat cnurcn iot qo years, eerying reports Borne one entering nis nousn
much of the time of late years as an about 2 or 3 o'clock thia (Monday) pQHCV
A. . ' - i Imnrnirtcr hnr tho int.rnnpra voro ' l. '
Mr. Fink does not leave a large! frightened away before they secured rciCK8,JC
circle of immediate relativesan only any booty.
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daughter, Mr, J Frank Fink, two Sunday morning Rey. J D Arnold
Bisters, Mrs. Solomon Cline, of Mt I announced that he would preach! on
Pleasant and Mrs. Sandy Earnhardt, the subject of this old earth we live
who lived near him, and a half on and how it come to its present Ervijl & MorriSOfl
or jjm condition, taking his text, "Behold
he hath laid the foundations . of the
Mr. Fink had been married twice, world." These sermons are enjoyed
first to a Miss Winecoff and after by his congregation and are upbuild-
her decease to Min JXeisier, wnp iDg in every respect. It was one of the , 4 , L
;1B; .nrAA him f fV, onm ..... - , ! uuuiaicu 1U urCCUSUUIUliUiu tuo uug
ou j)icuccwcu v "i" i ihobg lnsiruciive sermors we nave
world. i aver had the rjleasure of listeninff
The funeral was preached by his to, and we hope Rey. Arnold will
pastor, Rev. Miller, ut 130 o'clock; continue these discourses.
and the body was placed in the
Lutheran cemetery to await the
resurreQtion of the just.
Candy
Received by Express Today.
These are Iike
The Chinese
They Must Go.
A lot of Ladies' and Misses' Fine
Shoes Zeigler's mostly and mostly
small sizes.
BUT THEY MUST GO.
They are nice goods cost from
$1.75 to $2.50. But the cost don't
cut any. figure now. THEY MUST
GO. Come and take your choice
for
75 Cents.
Ridiculous, ain't it? But that's
the way. THEY MUST GO.
Cannon & Fetzer
Company.
QR0CER5
Was It Hydrophobia?
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Three out of the four rabbits ul
ulated in Greensboro from the dog
believed to have rabies are dead, the
third dying iu convulsions. The
surviving cne is well and
hearty. IThe Telegram says that it
was inoculated in the ear by i3 very
of email quantity of the glycerine
The Discovery of the Day,
Aug. J Bogel,' leading druggist
Mr. Fmk will be gre.tly missed ; New Dieoovery is the only thiak' L.4; ... JL '
ot St lamoa a r thft Snnnair mnmi n rr: I that nnvaa tvxr nrn rrYt nrt A it .a Uts I J
servicep. where he so regularly filled best seller I.have." J F Campbell,
bis place in the commnnity that' L"' 01 oanora, Anz.. wmeF pnere w.r fF"" oy"
viu c iwyuFotj .io j11 tnat ine uog nau nyurupuuoia
inai is ciaimea ior it; 11 never laus,
andis a sure cure for Consumption,
reverenced him.
A IOCtl
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Disease
A CI I m title
is
Affection
Nothing bu
a local
To give you an opportunity of Coughs and Colds. I cannot say
testing the great merits of Ely's enough for its merits." Dr. King's
Cream Balm, the most reliable cure Z7nZlt rpJn8URti9?l
' Uousrhs and (Jolds is not an AYnon-
for catarrh and cold in the head; a ment; It has been tried for a c-uar- remedy or change of
. r i I r . i w I climate will cire it.
a generous iu cent tnai size can Diier 01 a century, ana toaay stands Get aweii-knbwnphar
hadof your druggist or we will mail atthe head. It never disappoints, aceut.cai jemeay,
it for 10 cents. Full size 50 cent. - m f CREAM BALM.
"n . TT TiTrmrrunr I O.
TtR Wftrrpn Rf I Died Professing Innocence.
New York City.
CATARRH
t isquickly ibsorbed,
givs relief it once,
opens and cleanses the
Nasal Passages.
Thfeadore Durrant WaH hanortri ZAUays inflammation,
: " I itieais ar
Mfrt SSSB
and nrdtects theLkULLI II CM LI
It is the medicine above all others .Saturday, as announced. He died mbramene. Restores the senses of taste and
tor catarrh, and is worth its wei
in o-nlrl. T nnn ii;p VAva HrPam Ulltted the Crime and said that no New York
stain of blood was on hia hands and
Balm with safety and it does all that
is claimed for it. B W Sperry,
Hartford, Conn.
iie 50c Trial size ioc, at druggists
ELY BKUTHERS, 56 Warren bt.,
Heilig Items;
Mr. J C JFoutz will probably put
up a store near his dwelling scon.
would not be before God.
His father witnessed the scene,
while hia mother was in a room in
the jail.
At the mayors vonrt.
Two boys were arraigned before
Mayor Crowell Saturday evening
for engaging in a little fish'. The
The murder of Blanche Lamont matter was compromised by its cost
occurred in April, '95. The execu- ln2 tDt parties tnree dollars.
tinn was lnnir Hftlavpd. 'hnt nnthinrr A white man was tried and con-
Mr. , Frank Mauney's 160 pound could be brought to break the chain victed of .bfegging, having been over
dog went mad and passed through 0f evidence of guilt, and the I law takea by Policeman Boat. He was
nere last F riday. He bit a dog near wa8 inexorable.
Oak Grove. The mad dog was killed Durrant died professing the Cath
near Moses Bargers Friday,
Some time - ago we saw where ministrations
Polomon," the correspondent from
Hcilir wanted to know if some one
- would not take the place made va
cant by him. We would say that
almost any "greenhorn" can fill the
place made vacant by Solomon (who
ome time ago tried to exchange a
box of "guilt patches" for a pair of
shoes, at Rockwell.) Come along
, .Solomon. tJ. No.
olic faith and roceiving priestly Russia, and gave his name as John
Smith.
itzS s s&jf r us, ixra ine cures ty
noco s fearsapanlla, and vet thev
are simple aac natural . Hood's Sarsa
mrilla makes PURE BLOOD
Small-Fox Jfot Dead. ; ,j. 1
It is a stern fact that Burmin
ham has not stamped out the small
pox. JN Ow tne bpartanourg Jieraid
sent to thd cha'n gang to work outl
his fine and coat. He is a native of
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AS USUAL,
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Tn discussing the free eiiver prob
km last ihureday - Senator Teller
said most
truly : lMany of those
We are ahead of the "Band Wagor,; and if you wish tobe in the pcofe
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you had bettercome lunning. Our Chri8tma8"preEen8vare the ,ftalk cf
the!town?" Will say they are moying away like snowon a hot summer
day. We will do pur best to wait on you ic great Ehape, but to' avoid ih&
rush come in the morning, noon and night, and like the ladiesof "th
day, "we want you to come right away." No time to lose, for Cnrietmae
isat hand, andwhatjyoudo must be done quickly.
With best wishes for a Merry Christmas we are yours tojpleaee,
BELL, H ARJRISCO.
acknowledges a case, and there are wbo attempt to deal with thia.qaes
said to be sixteen cases at Greenville, on have no proper comprehension
Atlanta seems tto be holding ilt of it. Thfy regard it as merely a
down, as any other place can iby local matter to be considered and
thorough vaccination. While not
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especially alarming, mucn cara
snould De exercised and. com
pulsory vaccination should he re-
.sorted to where it takes hold..
discussed from the standpoint of
their own selfish or local interests."
It is .well said unintelligent; dis
cussion is more prolific of strife than
anything else. :
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