Vol. Xjlt-0No. 2709
CONCO!U N. C. FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 1898
Whole No 11776
ESICtNATION TEJS.DERKD
THE INSTITUTE.
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LIGHTNING STRIKES A BARN.
M- Henry Graeber Loses Heavily in
the Electric Storm Thursday Eyen
We are informed thai during the
rain Thursday evening Mr. Henry
dasher's -barn was struck by lights
ning and burned and from it two ! l3cOOOC3OcC30Q
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smaller barns near caught and barn
ed also. A good substantial hog pen
cyerlnteiiileut Franh Bobbins,, of The WorR or Thursday Closing Pe
tue deli Mills, Kesigns to Accept rloa a Lore FeastThanks From
1'osUion at Goldgboro-It h Sow the Teachers. . j
superintendent cobie. Thursday morning after prayer by
It will be a surprise to our Rev. Arnold Prof . Sharps dwelt on
readers and all of his friends Interest as a requisite for successful
will be sorry to know that school work and claimed that the
Mr. Frank Robbins, who for child will take great interest in the
several years has been super study of context.
intendent of the Odell Cotton Prof. Jovner followed on L itera- 8tood near that contained Bomehogs
Mills, (has ten dered his resig- ture. He impressed the beauty and: These were burned' to8etr with
.o,;nn tnlrincr flw n t nnnp nnfla nf rnA is oi. ,fJ wpwii me smaii gram.nis ve
iJ tk; L.' Pcles and valuable farming imples
the position of superintendent first live in a world of feeling and
ot some mills at Goldsboro, fancy. Oar emotional nature is des
We regret to know of this, as velrpad largely by fancy rather than
this means that Concord loses fact. He would lead the child by
Mr. Robbins and vife. fairy tales, myths and historical
It is now no more Mr. noyels through the stages of its de
''Bob" Coble, but Superin- velopment to the stages for receive
tandent Coble. We conerrat- ine: the sterner facta.
r i-i ii m i j At n. i- 1 Mr. Bruce Templeton. ot
Uiaie iur. UCDie on securing -ine epeaser argeu ine cajuvauon ... . ... ,
-"u.-i- - u:uu j- .... r-,:tl. Mooreaville, is voting his friends
mis position, wiiiuii is wortiiy iu uuuuuuuu ux . uuue 4uriltcraiUir' Messrs. Joe and Richmond Reid.
ef attainment for anyone. lest a fondness for reading be never
meats. All the family we learn
were away except one son, who it
seems saved the horses.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mr. J no. Miller is spending
several daye in Rowan county visits
ing his relatives.
Editor Chas. Craven Sells Out.
gained. Beside good prose the
Miss Nora Rogers, of Enoch
ville, is- visiting at the home of Mr.
The Stanly Enterprise, which for "f 1 filf Poet J M Mabrey Forest Hill.
J stimulus to literature. Poetrv is
several months has been published - , - Mies Bachelor. 6f Charlotte, ia
r the most natural expression of the , . . ' . 4 A f
at Albemarle by our former towns- ' . ... here today in the interest of the
emouoaai uiiiare, springing as it T?:n ..i r f kA
man, Mr. Chas. Craven, has again L . ' 6 .7 Episcopal Orphanage at that place.
' & I dnf-n f rnm the Ronl Mora timA and l -
changed hands. Mr. Craven sold k. . .. , . . , Messrs. Julian Carr, Jr., of Dur-
his interest to Mr. J D Bivins, who - . . , , . ham, and J as. Vebb, of Hillsboro,
' Prof. Sharpe then treated chat B.fl n;a;l5n 4u '?. j .f r?,nn-u
was ones editor of that riaDer. and . . . . . . are visiting their friend, Mr. Frank
- - great topic or Bcnooi uiscipune. R j
who bas had several years experience n.,.pa cftVor lfl ft K V
u.v:. " 'w,- Jnv ..v,.J -Prof- R L Keesler went, up to
Salisbury yesterday evening to take
folk, but win yerJProbabV that was Cannon & Fetzer
. - . " A1 manas aoa arm m aaving iu?m played there laBt niRht.
to his home at Union Springs, Ala., , , D' r ' . i
uuejuu. ivowaruB, "a wi Prnf Wltr Thomnflnn. of
fundamentally wrong and should be stateaviile, formerly connected with
Kiveu opanugiy. tjeuij ui wuia io the Xnompson rtign acnool crre, is
I here today shaking hands with bis
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ONE LOT
of Lawn worth 10 to go at
5 cents.
Worth 25 to fro at 15c.
Worth 15 to go at 8c .
These are Remnants .
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YOU FURNISH THE FEET
WE DO THE REST.
That's all we ask you to do f r-
ni8h the feet We will not only da
the rest, out we will do it well for
$2 50.
Ladies' Gowns
40 and 50 cents.
Ladies Chemise 20c.
Indies' Corset Covers 25c,
Ladies' Drawers.
We are going to sell them.
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Nics Plaid
Shirtwaists
Worth 50 and-60 cents,
To close out at 40 cents.
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We have everything in Oxforda
$ except your feet.
soon.
Comp
any,
Land Improvement Company.
Thursday night the Second New the beat safeguard for discipline.
York regiment passed through here.
On their car was written very plain
session with further remarks on
y me woras "ljana improvement r
Prof. Joyner closed the morning friends.
Editor Chas. Craven passed
An ounce of satisfaction is worth
a ton of talk. Satisfaction goes
with every pair of shoes we sell.
-Respectfully, " "-'J
Dry
Shoe Furnishers.
Miller
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ire. rne emotional in man
is the index to character, said ,the
speaker. Literature touches it into
beauty end leve'iness.
After nocu Prof. Sharpe treated
school paniahment. Punishment,
said the speaker, is of three kind?,
Wantt Them AKr.i:i. rfttrihnHv. Mpmnlurv and reformas
Some time ago Billy Weddington tory. The S ate exercises the first
two, but the rchool should punish
Company." When anked why they
were travelling under such a head,
one of them sid that they had done
nothing but dig up stumps and
clean off camp grounds since they
left their home in New Yoik.
and Richmond Reid went to Elkin
and played for their team against
LDngtown, in a ame of b.se balli
Elkm that time won the game off
of the r strong opponent. They are
going to cross bats again - and hae
written for oar battery. The da e
at this time is not definitely fixe.
only from motives of reformation.
Prof. Joyner then in most imj
pressive measures appealed to the
teachers fcr a full realization of the
dignity, the responsibility and the
opportunities lying in the path of
the teacher. .
The closing moments were then
fConcord Lodge, No. 51, K. of P., improved by remarks by Supervisor
regular convention tonight at 8.00. Ludwig andChairmin of. the Coun y
through our city this morning on
his way to Charlotte. He will very L
then return here for a few day?.
Mrs. Dr. S moot returned home
this morning, after spending several
days with her parents at Salisbury,
While there her youngest child was
Bisk.
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A FRESH LOT- OF
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akes
K, ol P. Notice.
Brethren urged to assemble prompt
J as. C. Fink, C. C.
Jas. R. Young. K. of R & S.
Board of Education Rev. C B Miller.
The teaohers then expressed their
appreciation of the excellent services
of Prof. Joyner and Prof. Sharpe,
and the institute closed in a kind of
love f eaat.
We i are glad to have had these
AT
Note of Thanhs.
Our hearts go out ia deep gratis
tude to the many friends who have
fihown their love and ejmpathy for amiable gentlemen with us and hope
us in our great beieavement. We their stay with us will b.ar even J bit" mules.
iincerely thank yon, each and every J richer fruits in the progress of edu-!CApt. Keid trawfoTa Marriea
rte8pecuuiiy, cational work than the very pleas- rjftntain Raid Crawford 'a con-
ant external manifestations would
even warraDt.
one.
Mr. aitd Mhs. J. M. Alexander
A tioofl Investment.
Is what comes to those that use a uPine
Fiber" Mattress. Cures coughs, colds and
is very beneficial to all lung and throat
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trouble. Highly recommended by medical
fraternity. Cheaper than Patent Medicine
soft as hair and Will not pack. Our "Perfec
tion Mattress, 'f made trom reginned cotton
down, "sold with a guarantee," for solid
Ervih & Morrison comfort, stands at the head of the list. Hair,
cotton, cotton and husk,4 straw and cotton
from a good common to the best mattress for
the money always on hand.
You know that one third of your life is spent in bed
In order to have a first class bed. you must have a No. 1
Spring. We have at your command the Silver King, The
Dutchess, the President, the National, "Raleigh," 4 'Sweet
Rest," Morpheous" and "Solid Comfort." Pay your money
and take your choice. - s
OROCER5.
Jfot Delegates to the Oohvention.
Messrs, Aubrey Hoover, Will
Montgomery and Will Gibson a'
tended the county Sunday-ec'iool
convention yesterday evening, but
w-ere not delegates. They rode "rab
How She Bore It.
A negro whose life was insured A young widow put tip a costly
for five thousand dollara died here monument to her late husband and
Saturday of fever. He took out inscribed upan it: "My grief is Vo
the policy two or three years ago, great that I cannot, bear it." A
making his sister the beneficiary, year or so later, however, she mar.
Her husband has paid the premiums ried again, and feeling a .little awh
for a year or more and "considers- it wardness about the inscription, she
good investment. Greensboro solved the difficulty by adding one
Record of 24th. ! word to it-aione."-Exchange.
ductor ou the Murnhy branch of the
Southern, and who is known by
quite a number of people here, was
married Wednesday night to Miss
Hallie ' Virginia Porter, of Frank
lin. -
WANTED To buy 100,000
pounds of old ca3t-iron scrap, de-
livered at the foundry at once, for
which we will pay a fair price. No
burnt iron wanted.
alCtf, A Concord Foundry Co.
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House Furnishing Goods "of eveayj description, world
without end. Come and gee. . .
. BeSL Harras Compamiy.