C0NC0R1 N; C. SATURDAY, N.OYE&iBBR U I89fc
Whole Ko-11799
$0l
2709
- TB LUTHER LEAGUE. nificence swept away, his people
witnout law or leai states, his
comrades slain, and tbd hardens of
othera heavy on his shoulders.
Without money, credit, employment, League.
ODinca. . . - - this, confronted with the eravest ! uI-TIil :
wniod tne 4'wuuuw uu- to the oneninc? of hia hTannh r ffir.
man- intelligence me eat&Diisaing here.
of a status for the
8TA
PERSONAL POINTERS
Enrolled Mr. J. SI.
r 11
H,sr ...... vrosldent
jlin-'"
t nthor Tiftjicrnp met this
T!,o JS tit "
(Sainidaj) morning
m St. James'
Mr. John M Julian, of Salis
bury, came down this morning to
attend the meeting of the Luther
Be
voticnal
but the
ac
vast body of his
liberated slaves. 4 I .s
. "What does he do, this hero in
gray, with the heart of gold Does
he sit down in sullenness and de
spair ? Not for a day. Surely
God,, who had stripped 'him of his
prosperity, inspired him in his ad-
j
c.Yprfii8f8 airer
v.
president, J v Brr, -
Fifteen delegates were enrolled.
jjfr M B Stickler" delivered the ad
JreS of welcome, and Mr. J M Jus
Han made the response. Both were
:h'atitnted for originals,
,rpss8a were ably and very
ceptably rendered. - '
The president read his annual re
port whioh was referred to the conw
ait tee. ' '
I'hs reorganization resulted as fol
lows: President, J M J ulian, of Sails
bury; First vice-president, J D Bar
rjer, Second, Henderson Ridenhour,
Third, Guy-OHne, of -Hickory, N..0 5
Recording Secretary; Robert Julian,
Corresponding Secretary, Bismark
Cgppa arid Treasurer Miss v Pearl
Brown.
Tfcn meeting then adjourned till
u,o ... ..v,. . .. i L. : a. . .. i. iL.
wuis iiiue uibierueca in an mis.
THE CONFEDERATE SOLDIER I Cheerfulness and fraukness pre
vailed. BJ1 Arp' struck the key
note when he said, 4 Weil, I killed as
many of them as they did of me,&nd
I'm going home to work.' "
WAIT
r Misa My r tie Miller, of Mount
Pleasant, passed through Concord
this morning on her way lo Char
lotte to visit her sister.'
Too Long.
The first chill of
Winter is the most
Dangerous.
Messrs. Julian and Vogler and J BllV VOTir Winter TJh-
Misa Susie Capps, of Salisbury, ClerWBEtlf TNTOW.
came down from Salisbury last tttv "ho tt
verslty. As ruin was never before mght to atnhe meeting of Jhe o Eb
80 overwhelming, neyer was reatora, State Luther League today. Miss bOtt, ;X LeXlMe y&-
tion swifter. The soldier stepped VttB ia BluB : UUUJO U1 'y
from the trenches into the fuWow; Mr. W C Correll, while the two Heavy Fine Knit
horses that had charged Federal Senuemen are:lin? at iur" n I'leecea 5aCiI. bine
jxiDDea uasnmere. nii
egant All W bol Switz
Snow-Like Mountains
of
cniet good
ness await
you toda?.
Mpn'a w n H
wouafcii'a handkercuiefs at prire?
tht will melt the quantity quick ij.
Woiae'j handkerchief all pure
In en. 10 Mtn'e pure u n band
kerchiefa 12c. Ourvw- rain's hand'
kerchiefs at 5o, 10c f 15o na 25c
are worthy of your attention.
lUamlkercaiefsl
$11 I
M Inn ATiTtTAnri
iuuuorw ear i
.8.
This depart
guns marched before the plow, and pVeddington's
fields that ran red with human
blood in April were green with the A FRESH SUPPLY
narvesc in June; women reared m V
luxury cut up their dresses and pT T
made drepses for their husbandfi; j
with a patienca and a heroism that
fit women always ai a garment, they
gave their hands to work. There
OF
H
H
SE
WAFERS
His Relnrn Home Eloqaently Pic
til red By Henry W. Grady.
The following extract from the
famous address delivered by thelaie
Henry W Grady before the New
England Society of New York, on
the occasion of its annual dinner in
A Deserter Caught.
Fletcher B Handle, a den
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1886, derives special interest and serter lrom me rirsc iNorm
appropriateness from the associas Carolina Regiment, was ar
tions of Memorial Day: . rested here Friday night, and
"Dr. Talmage has drawn for you has been labeled, "Keep nn
with a master hand the picture of til called for." Captain Ed
yoar returning armies. He has told ward Hill wrote Chief Orr
you bow, in pomp and circumstance from camp at, Sayannah that
of war, they came back to you, riii thnt hp
And Cahes
Received. They are fine.: Try them.
Ervin & Morrison
GROCERS
Conde suits-
We have the greatest variety. We
can please you in goods. The prices
are bound to be the lowest because
if price andoods are not right we
give the money back.
Cannon & Fetzer
Company.
meet is complete
from the erualk
est child to the
55 largest womao'g
or man's wants. Ladies' and chil
dren's union suits from the ctesp
cotton garments to the nicest meri
no. Underwear for tovb as well as
he men at attractive prices Our
underwear ia the cependabie kind
and now is the time to make voi r
purchase.
Restaurant,
We are ehowibg
a nice selection of
0 JBiandets from the
UU cheap kind to the
nicest wool &t
$1.98, $2 48 f end
$2 98. The two latter are blanket
specials and if inters ted yen would
do well to see them.
Ml
CO.
m&rching with proud and victorious
was from Salisbury, that he
was a printer by trade, and
as he
tread, reading their glory in a na-
tinn'a avps
will mnKpftr with .wwir tell that -he expected to go to
you of another army that sought its Charlotte. As soon
home at the close of the war an landed here he was
army that marched home in defeat and locked up, says the Char
and not in yietory, in pathos and lotte Observer.
not in splendor but in glory that
R. WILL JOHNSON,
Proprietor.
Rooms opposite Court House. Open
at all hours. Birds on toast, nsn, oys-
arrested ters, etc, served in nicest style. Every-
thinp' c ean ana attractive, vve cater iu
o . . i : -l-n tit
the patronage ot iaaie3 especiauy. vvc ripvm -prlT nTTT'C1
will keep only polite and accommo- H,(J J HJ1N U U 1 k-
dating attenoants.
NO ICE WITH US 1
equaled yours, and to hearts that
were aa loving as evr welcomed he
roes home?
' L?t me picture to jou the foot
sore Confederate soldier, as, buttons
He Pays Him a Tribute.
"Corn Cracker' in his
corres-
Give us your ear and we will tell yon the&eason why v
BIB Gathering of Educators.
Superintendent of Public In-
pqndence to the Charlotte Observer, struction Mebane tells The FURNITURE is the burden of our song. We study it by
nas tne ionowmg tnoute oi respeuu that it is hoped ,to assemoie a
to our townsman and .defeated can- iarge number of the1, educators of day ,rweldr earn of it by night- Our highest imbition in
inz up in his faded eray jacket the didate, Mr. Morrison Caldwell: . Kaldeh iust after
parole which was to bear testimony "We also wish to place the mantle chrigtmaB :
a business way is to give the good people of Concord and
. . . . - nt i I C l.i.iiif an1 f Vi a oq Vila vtall nn
tonia children ot nis naeniy ana u untJi c.m. OT1?infti mfiAHnc, of the ..i. t?ttt nr-r
faith heturnedhis face southwaid lifeless form of Morrison Caldwell. -r-r, uutr muvljvu, vrvv mw u, mu-
heayjhearted- enfeebled by want licn and i-opniiat utforms, nut ne ne aouse 01 v- . J?2) by few irk JVorth Carolina 1
and wounds, having fought to ex wasn't." :.Xhe Association of Academies ,(;! . , . .v ,: . ; r.
Tne Teresa is on "cat isiand. and iign bcnooi3 win noia a Buying in car lots Torspot cash fromjhe best factories
It is no longer a questionbut a meeting here about the same time, j u v r ; ? r r - : ;
fact that the Teresa did float out on the same week, :and the state in the United Stateslgives us a long lead in the direction
the beach of Cat Island, where she Superintendent has sent out let- . . , , t W tt t. i r. -D-ncinn oimrtrtT,
ta.Atr f nntw TAiflinfr She ; , . u , that interests buvers.WWe have the BES1WSTOCR: the
is ready tor anotner raising, one tQrs a8king the members of the : ; :
may do wo muoo bk j Association of City, School Super- iest prices that has ever been oicr pleaewre to offer .our
bealiDR upon the coral reefs to be jntendenta to meet .ter0 dnriDg . ' , .
worth raising, bat it is worth much eeki, . .. custoltlcrs
to obtain ner 08 a iropuy. ( ts i, .1 1,, ocM of .
. - I I 111 in JUVjJL VJ IUUO RDOCU1UIU W I
We ITiarik our friends for thesplendidl trad given u&
hanstion, he surrenders his gun,
wrings the hands of his comrades in
silence, and, lifting his tear-stained
and pallid face for the last time to
the graves that dot old Virginia's
bills, pulls his gray cap over his
brow and begins the alow and pain
ful journey -.
''What does he find ? let me ask
you who went to your homes eager
to find, in a welcome yoa had justly
earned, full payment for your year's
sacrifice what does he find when,
baying followed the battle-stained
cross against oyer whelming odds,
dreading death not half so much as
surrender, he reaches the home he
left so prosperous and beautiful? He
finds hia house In ruins, his "farm
devastated, his slaves free, his stock
killed, his barns empty, his trade
destroyed, his money .worthless, his
accial svstem feudal in its mag-
It is hoped to thus assemble at
BnckMen's A.rnica aire i the caDitai auriug ine iasi wees
The Best Salve in the world for in December a very large number
Outs, Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt 0f superintendents, presidents and
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped prjncipaig 0f schools, professors
Hands, Chilblains 9m. wd aU teachers generally. Arrange
Stin Eruptions, and positively cures ?uu b . , J ,
Piles or no pay required. It is ments for special rates on the rail
guaranteed togive atatisf action or roads and at the Raleigh hotels
moner refunded. Price 25 cents per wju be effected, and measures
box. .For sale at r i retz ftonted to make the occasion a
store.
success in every way.
VO U 5 ; i'r0 ubles are due w
impoverished blood. Hood's Sar-
uaparilla is tie One True xioou
Pmifir and UlZZlW TCW
NdboGy need have Neuralgia. GevDr. Miles
ali. trom draggl3ta.Qne cefc dcsa ;
W. Mfles Plain Pills are guaranteed to sttrs
ueadoAsheULiQ nalnute Onecentadcsev"
in the vast We hope, by. close attentiou to your interet t
to merit it in the future-
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