Vol. Xw-Ko. 2738 CONCOIUV, N. C. FKIDAY,5 JULY 8 1895 CI '.4 t Si WholjbNo 117 & t . Joint Nnnrtay School ConTentlon. : The joint, Sabbath school conven tion of townships No. 2 and 3, will be held at Gil wood church on Fri day, July 29:h, at'10 a.m. All of the Sunday schools in the two town- ships are expected to be present and take part. The following addresses, interspaced with music, will be given : ; Address of 1 Welcome by C H Hamilton. ., ? 0 v ; Kesponeeoy .vv lmamson worris. . Rev C F Rankin-"The object of fcanaay scnooi. f , r Rev. G L Cook "The impprs tance ot tne parents as. well as tne children being in the Sabbath school." F H Cassady "How to interest all in Sabbath school work," . Rev. J F Pharr "Sabbath ob servance." : Besides the addresses, the vice presidents of the two townships will make reports and also the superin- tendents. There will also be an election of officers and delegates and the selection of a place for the convention. Every one is cordially invited to Attend. They Have An Armory. The military company met Ihursday nigHt and :by a vote ol the members the rooms over the i irnes omce, formerly, used oy tne Drum Corps, was decided upon as their armory. There is some com- piainton tne part oi tne omters mat someoi tne memoers wno gave m meir names so prompuy are noi 1 - il- A. I aiiuiug iue unuB. Anueir uwurnn aU.T,fnaaA onrrondan 1 business meeting, rules in regard to aiienaauce win ue ?uopiea. It -was also decided that the com pany now meet in their armory on Thursday night of each week. Capt. Edward Hill Sick, From War Correspondent Fred Merritt we note that Capt. Edward Hill had an attack of nephritic colic on dress parade Thursday afternoon and had to be removed from the field by an ambulance. A later re port says he is resting easier. The First North Carolina Regi ment Jacks 183 men yet to finish out .thpir reauireJ nnmhpr. ThfiLu ta.. t . x v Goldeboro and Asheville companies have their foil numb2r-102. -There is no uae snfiferin frnm this dreadful malad v. if nn win only get the right remedv- You 1- V mA are having pain all through, vour liver is out of order,, have no appe titft, no life or ambition, have a bad cold, in fact are comnletely used up. Electric Bitters is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. They act directly on your Livsr, Stomach and Kidneys, tone up the whole system and make you feel like a new being. They are guaranteed to cure or price re lunded. For sale at P B Fetzer's drug st,ore, only 50 cents per bottle. Tarbor Defeated This Time. Though Tarbpro has been look ed upon as the champion team of Eastern North Carolina, she fell below Thursday when " Wilson crossed bats with them, i Billy Weddington, of this placey aid tne pitcnmg for Wilson. Thp score stood as follows : Wilson 8 runs,7 hits and 5 errors. Tarboro 7 runs, 12 hits and 7 errors. .' ' r k - ' The batteries were Weddington and LeGrand; Petty and Accor-cini. MEWS PARAGRAPH. It is now made 'public1. that4 two expeditions have lately landed arms and supplies to Gen, Gomez. The ?P!fk efsejs are no longer a I source-of danger and secrecy is not necessary. ' - P 4 Gen. -Miles : is . on his , wav - to Charleston, and will go to Santiago to view the situation, but not to re lieve Gen.HhaftX l ? - TheTowa. the Oreeon. the New- ark., and the Dixie, tbe Yankee. nd the Yosemite are to form , the shtin " cr 0f Commodore Wat Ron. V Five colliers will accomDanv them 10; eee to it that coal shall not be lacking. " 1 . - J-W The Spanish I a s in killed in tie naval fisht is set down at 1.200 men. It 'is' unofficially reported at Washington that even promirient opanisn. omcers are aeerung ax I m ta m m mm . m . wantiago and l is believed that tne Place WM jet capitulate without another fight. Preparation go on all the same. A bill was passed in the House of Representatives Thursday, to ad journ Congress this (Friday) even ing at 2 o'clock. The President urged, however, that t the bill to at'idrize the call for 25;000 colored troops be passed . before adjourn- ment. The colored troops are more especially adapted to the climate and are essential. . Gen. Shaffer is confronted with 12 000 or 1500 rflfll Pftfl f.nyl aan. . - - .X . . , d m f oftn. tiw Tt wnl h; Tlovf . . J possible to avoid great suffering" be- fore tthey can be properly cared for. Genr Shafter weighs 312 pounds and iides the biggest horse in the army, weighing 1,500 pounds. kThe United States "Are." i - IThe old controversy as to whether the United States tlis" or "are" has sprung up again. Recently the London Times said: "The United States are at war with Spain," whereupon the Cleveland Leader remaks : : j "There it is attain ! ' Thn Rflm uiu niuropean ignorance 01 a.men-j can institutions. United States .in at war with Snain " ', TnstfiaH nf chnnincr "Jfrnnrnnno fi American institutions" this in- stance the London Times is exactly VI right and the Cleveland Leader dead wrong. The ignorance of American institutions is on our side of the wa- ter this time. If the editor of the Leader will take the trouble to refer to the constitution of the United States, section three, article three, he will find the declaration that Vtrea- son against the United State shall consist only in. levying wa against them, or in adhering to their'ene mies." " . The supreme court in its de cisions habitually uses the United States as a plural. - "The First Bal or Cotton. The first bale of Texas cotton of the crop of 1898 hss been marketed at San Antonio and longht by the Dallas Commercial Clab, which paid a premium of $100 aboye the auction price, and means to present it to the government, that it may be made into gun cotton for the cruiser Vesuvius. Not of ten.haa patriotism been so racy of the soil. There is Texan spontaneity as well as Texan love of freedom in this free offering from her fields Monroe Enquirer. - . , ' PERSONA! POINTER Mr, S J Lowe is at home from a business trip; Mrs. unaries atone nas re- turned to Lef hdne at Charlotte; Mr. V G Bpshamer has re turned from. a, business strip up in the western part of-our State. ' -Mrs. D B Goltraneand children returned from Bessemer, this morn ing where they . visited Telativer. Miss) AVillie Wiljefordir who spent some time , visiting ' relatives here last wef k, came in from Chars lotte last nigh t and4 spent a few hours then returned fo Charlotte. s Made out of New Potatoes. Hot Stuff, AT Ervin & Morrison GROCERS Our Laurels. All honor to the heroes who on land and sea have brightened everv stripe and added new lustre to every star of our flag ! Hats off to Dewey arid Sampson and Schley, to Shafter ' and Lawton an Wheeler and to all the gallant fellows who with them have illus J." . f . trated American manhood in this 8trU&rsi6 ! Moving and lasting remembrance for Bagleya'nd 'tiibbs and Capron and every one of our soldiers who has fallen in command or in thie ranks ! Honor Hobson in his Spanish prison for, his deed of appalling dar ing and Blue tor the determination which led him 10 spy out the land of the enemy with a faith as high as that which inspired the emissa nes of Israel as they went down into thejvalleys of Canaan ! By two blows our nayy as almost swept Spain from the seas. On the slopes and heights of Santiago our Lvmrr onia tKa flrmnoaa nf tho c"JJr wADt,A"j muv . Old .Guard at Waterloo and the dash of Pickett's men -at Gettys- I burg ! ' .1 -wno is not proud to Dean Atnert oan citizen ( Who is. not glad to be of kin by v - - . - blood and nationainty witn tne raen wno have stood and iougnt and suflered and died for our coun- try in this war? W hois not happy to live under the flag that has been carried in glor7 t0 lands upon which its light had never tallen belore and nope to m m m -mm -a hearts long sick and almost despair ing under oppression? f The greatness of our country, the valor and virtue of our race have grown upon the minds of men by reason of the unselfish purpose that impelled us to this struggle and the achievements with which we have already enriched its brief annals. The love of our own people for their whole country has; been uni fied and strengthened and the way to a higher destiny has been laid open to this nation. 1 " God grant that we may walk worthily therein and that with nTroTir olAvftifnn nf nnr name and V W J Ml J VWWMSW -- every increase of our might may ! come and live the spirit of a truly noble civilization ! Atlanta J our- nal. ' SARATOGO GHI PS i. Uin :. U f i . -4 t! US WKy Not Sae-aDiine KJ I -J.I When yon save money ; it's iast the same as making money . , We've jast opened a VERY HANDSOME LINE OF SILK CLUB TIES, STRAIGHT AND WIDE END, REGULAR 25 AND 40 CEISfT TIES, ALL TO GO AT 15 CENTS. TWENTY DOZEN Silk Teck Scarfs at 15 cents. Handsome goods, elegantly made and good, styles. ; A VJSRY attractive line of FLOWING END TFOKS AT 25 CENTS. TAEY ARE 50 CENT GODS. You save a quarter here . Boys'-.Waists at1 115 cents. OOZ. BOYS MOLESKIN KNEE PANTS AT 15c. They are all sold f or. 2,3 : cents everywhere but at this store. 'The making is worth 15 . cents without the goods or the goods are worth 15 cents without the making. v. n r L tt ir TTts 1 we. pave oargaaos. ; 1 . Every. Bay J any i v. Hi5.; o Comb A W H A.T IS IT If your Piano, Organ, Music Box, Clock or anything in the Furni- . f . - ture line Phaeton or Buggy looks dingy try one bottle. You wilt never be without it. . - ; - Lawn No Pu8hee no pull-ee, work-ee and if you don't look sharp i we will Furniture ! - - : World without loads of Chairs. Sounds like we do floor. And we don't! ; Rockers from 75c. to 610.00. Swin We are in a position to give you anythmsr yon want in the Furniture line at the lowest; prices. BelD, Harris Coimipaiiniy.. 1 With our new'Fnneral Car" jast in from Cunningham Spaas .& Co., of Rochester, N. Y., v nneqnaled in North Carolina. 43 12 YOU FURNISH THE FEET ' : WE DO THE REST. . ' i- .That's" alPwe aSk" yon to do rf r- msh the feet., We will not only do- the rest, hut we will do it Well. for 50 : We have everything in Oxfords except jour feet. An ounce of satisfaction is worth a ton jof talk. Satisfaction goes. . with every pair of shoes we sell. : Respectfully, 7 9- Shoe Furnishers. Dry Miller QLENE IVitb All the Latest Improvements wellee, all snm-ee. ;Call-ee eee-ee sell you. . 4 ' ' , . , end and more on the way. Two ca:r not intend to, let people sit on the Respectfally, our Undertaking Department i .... Residence . ? Pnone- qou 3-

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