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THE CONCORD PBESBYTERY
Opened 1 uesday Night- Officers Elected
Committees Report on the JMiJerent
Matters of Interest to the Presbytery
A Number of Calls for Ministers Handed
In.
On Tuesday night the divine
services were held in the First
Presbyterian church by Rev. 0
Miller, of Rocky River. After
this able and appropriate dis
course the Presbytery opened for
the dispatch of business.
Rev. Chas. F Rankin wasjeiected
moderator, Rev. J A Ramsey,
D. D. and Rey. John Wakefield
were elected temporary clerks.
The nours or Dusmess were
decided to bo from 9 30 a. m. to
12 m., from 2.30 to 5.30, and to
commence at night at 7.45 and
adjourn at will.
The morning service today
(Wednesday) were conducted by
lie v. J A Karnsey, "D. D.
On account of the esrioaS ill-
utss of his wife, Rey. J M Rose,
of Morgan ton. failed to bo here. A
special prayer was engaged in by
the Presbytery on account of her
sicknesa.
A number of reports
were
.vominpH onrl ntAil-nnnn lf.pr
The report a3 to the candidates
iu the theological seminary was
read and referred to the Commit
tee on Education.
Rev. J Rumple, D. D., Rev.-. J
MiWharey, D. D., and Rev. WE
McLelland were appointed as a
special committee to consider
communication! on Morinonism
and report to this meeting.
A call from Cleveland church
was presented for Rev. Robt. S
Arrowood, promising 51UU in
quarterly payments, for two Sab-
bath services per month. The
call was placed in the hands of
Rev. Arrowood.
A call was presented from Pop-1
lar Tent church for the seryices of
Rev. Ueo. L Cook for one-half
his time and promising $300 per y
annum. Trm mAtter war referred
to the ruling elder, Mr. I .N Pharr,
who moderated thfe congregational
meeting, that he might attach his
certificate.
A call was Dresented from ElmV
wood church - fpr seryices of
Lbentiate J E Summers, promis-
in? G5 ner flnnnm fnr one-fourth
of hi f lm a Th nTl wAA nUoisA
0 c I
in the hands ot Mr. Snmmers. :
T iU , m t T tit
In the absence of Rev. J M
Rose, who ia. chairman of the
committee on the Elders . and
Deacons Institute, Rev. J
Rumple, D. D., reported) recom-
mending that the Institute be not
hld this summer and that the
committee be continued until
next spring. The . report was
aoptea.
A commission ttir organize a
church at Cleveland "was pre
sented and alter being read was
adopted.
Ihe treasurer, Rev. J A Ram-
bich was received by the Pres-
1 i , . .
ujiery and approved,
J-ne afternoon session was held
at the Cannon villa Presbvterian
rch, in. order 'that the mem-
Wb of the Presbytery; might .see
w commendable work of the
KomeMission. n iJ8t?Jl;., ; I
A ponular meetiAiy in the interest
Of U ODQe M l flfli nii p Will h aM , tn-
&ight. The exercises will consist of
ters.
-vwsvb uj a uuuiucf ui .ua uuuio'tcure. 5iOC. "6 genum uaa xj. xt, v.
OONObul
MONTHLY HEPOKT
Of the Graded Hctioola Knowing- tne
Members of tha Honor Koll, Attend
ance, Tardiness, JBc.
Central Bmldiug.. ,r
159, ?irl3 168. total
I Boy 8
327;
attendance
94 per cent ; tardy 43 ;
punishment 13 J truancy 1 ; visitors
37- I b -1
it - v.
Boys 40, girls 48, total 8F; attend-
ance 93 per
cent; tardy 5; punish
ment 6; truancy 0; visitors 0.
; i Cannonville.
I Boys 34. girls 37, total 71; attend
ance 94 per
cent; tardy 4; punish
ment 1; truancy 0; visitors 0.
(Jolored
, Boys 90, gvrFij 110, total 200; tat-
tendince 91 per cent; tardy 92; pun-
leihment 18;' truancy 0: visitors IS.
. Toral attendance G86. j
Honor Roll. r
S Mr. PettyhfNina Day vault, Flos-
eie Pounds.
i I
i I Mies L vurii
L?lh Arthur Black
i i-
tvefder. ttose
Myrtle Dy
linrleson, Murv Boger,
Vault, Sherlev Mbrit-4
gomery, Frank Morrison, L'zzie
PrpPat Graca jWutkins.
Mi3 IittftRobert Fstzsr, Chnr
It IB
lie Forest.
yiUie lfttes; Ulive
Blume. Oh
..I ... .
j'Brown, Jennie CoU
a. a s i l ti - i .11
Shemll, Mna Tucker.
Mies Means Clarence Stiefel
Sam Goodman, Jamea Yates,
Jessie
Nelson. Eulela Lore, Ollie Suther1,
i : -. f
Elma Suther,! Mary Simmons.
Mies Francea Hill Frank PetreA,
Mamie Wilson, Carl Coler, Charlie
Barrier.. . 'is 1
Miss Strieker Eva May Browii,
Mrtrgnrite Brown, Dora Bur khead,
Edna Correlll Annie Carter, Frances
Gxod8on, Mary Morrison, Sidney
Buchanan, : Hiram CatoQ, Ray
Hoover, Adeline Morrison.
Miss Harris Leslie Bell, Htzel
Allred, Floyd Hili, Aubrey Henry,
Julia Barrow, LucIIe Pitts, Irene
McConnell Bessie Little, Berth uill,
Phronia Griffin, Carrie Petrea.
Miss Lodson Annie Cook, Eia-
genia Cobl Maggie Hendrix, Kay
Patterson, bmith Uarrier.
-Miss Ora He over Louis Junker,
Nettie x ates. Sam Uaery, UUie
Friezs. j
Mies Lena Leslie Grover Creech,
Delia McEaohern.
. Charles
Kuz should have credit
to rescuifl
the flag when it was en
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taniea om me Bieepie oi iue ceow
PIlumg' 1
Dr. Tracy IS; Here.
mi 5j x
DOieu .wmpenawvwmwi,
Ur.N W Tracy, haa armed here wd
will give his series oi lectures in pne
l .. .11 b . , . . .n J
aptist cnarcn, ucgiuu vu
day pight
Art'nMrnfnflf' frtr t.WAlvA
1 $ I ' !
successive
nights with out inter
mission.
Dr, Tracy, together with
nl8 wife and daughter, and Rev.
O H E Rauche and wife, ;6ome here
under the auspices of the W- O. T.
U. of this plaace, and on ccounti of
the seating capacity cthe baptist
nhnrnh hftfl heen selected for the
lectures. I . .,..
Tr-i
BacMlen'B Arnica saiye.
The Be!sC8aive4nHhe orld
for
Onta. Bruises, Sores, .Ulcers, Salt
Rbeum, Fevef Sores, Tetter Chapped
I TT 1- nt.:ik1aia ilrVr 0 i tin ft Oil
nanuu, uumi yvvi I
an.
Pe or no pay required. It ll
guaranteed fWJW
jSrSfiSSS
u" t T ..." ; !
I niTRR A GOLD IN ONE DAY
I m -r '.!Ijl "'"ii-l nnininATaVtlofa
I ah ,efo rAfnni mnnevH-if -it fails to
xn each tab,
et.
N;.p., WEDNESDAY APRIL
BROWN-FISHER MARRIAGE.
Hon. Theo. F. Klultz lo Deliver tne
Animal Address Iteforo the literary
Societies of the College The Pre
liminnry Contest Held.
Written for The Standard.
Mt. Pleasant, April 10. -Miss
Grace Heilg, formerly of this
town, but now of Albemarle, :has
been visiting relatives and friends
for a few days. She returned to
Albemarle Sunday evening. ,
Mrs. D B Castor, of Concord;
was - visiting at Mr. Charley
Fisher's for a few days. She ie
well known by our people, being
an alumnus of Mont Amceua
Seminary. She returned to Corj-
! cord Tuesday, morning. "
Mr. J P Cook, of Concord
spent a few days in our midst. He
was looking after some property
which he ,purchased some time
ago.
The board of North Carolina
Cpllee meets toda3r. Business
of importance will eorno up at
this meeting.
Miss Lyda Fisher, dau?:httr of
Mr. Charley Fisher, whs married
Sunday morning to Mr. Frank
Brown, of Rowan county, by Rev.
J ALvnn. This scribe wishes them
a long and prosperous life.
Frank Patterson, of China
Grove, was in bur town last Tues
day. Hon. Theo. F Kluttz, of Salis
bury, will deliver the literary ad
dress before the societies of
North Carolina College this com
ing commencement. .
The preliminary contest was
held last Ayednesday evening in
the College chapel. The success
ful contestants were Geo. T
Barrioger, Carl M Cook, Earnest
Foil, Murray Long, Lewis Miller
and A J Widenhouse.
Air. Standi Back at Home.
Some days ago it was noted in
this paper that Mr. Wm. Stancil,
of No. 10 township, had been bit
ten by a supposed mad-dog and
that he had been taken to Charlotte
to a madstone. Wo since learn thi t
the stone was 'applied and adhered
at eight placed. This seems to have
bien a very ferocious dog. It at
tacked Mr. Stancil while at the
barn, and bit him one time after
another. He at last succeded in
getting it by the throat, then
choked it and beat it over the head
considerably with a board he for
tunately could reach. Thinking
that he had treated the dog so
roughly that it would now leave,
he turned it loose. But again the
animal attacked and bit him. He
then succeeded in killing it. Mr.
Stancil has not taken any treat
ment and is at his home in No. 10
township. Ha i3 a man of limited
means and is .not able to take the
Pastenr treatment.
THE
BEST TBESOBIPTIQN FOR
; . ;k: ; . . CHILLS. .- , , -
and fever Is a. .bottle of Grove's -Taste
less Ohill Tonic. ' Never fails to' cure
Then -why. experiment with worthless
nutations? Price 50 cents. Your
monevjbapjs jit $ fails' to cure--2
TOKEBTIN THE WORLD.
We-, fbeUevei -Chamberlain's Cdn&h
Remedy sithe besit hxth world, rAfew
cold and a ArOublesohie .cough.- and hay
ing riead their ! advertisements va. pur
own aniotJheir papers) we purchased a
bottle toisee if Jitt wduld efFeot tis: It
cured - us cfcejoje , jiheo bottle-s was more
than ihalf used. It is the best medieine
out for colds andCughs.s-5The Herald
Andersonlleiithdi .Forsale by M. L.
Marsh & Co., .ruscgist.
12, 1899, f
GREAT MINING BOOM.
i i -
rnere Oricnnlzatlonn nnd Immense
Capital Based on Gold Hill.
Since the prospects are that Gold
Hill will again balch , out mineral
wealth asa volcano does lava a new
impetus ie given
tereste.
The Whitney
to the mining in
Red notion Com-
pany was chartered by the State on
i -Tuesday
to operate in Rowan and
Cabarrus. It extends for 60 year.
EBU Hambleyj, J S Handerson
and ANH. Boydeo are the stockhold
ers. Capital Stock is $300,000. ;
The purpose is
manufacturing of
to do mining,
ores, mineralp,
mtals, ana earths.
The Salisburyi Sun says two com
panies were organized in Salis
bury Tuesday with an aggregated
r.jirital of ftl 1 000000 whinh will
be increased to 8250,000,000. AH '
taia is the outgrowth of the realiza
tion of the great metalic wealth
about Gold Hill
SHOUT LOCA1N. -
Chas. Graeber, who
Mr.
some
years ago spent some time here,
pp?nt Tuesday here with hi9 brother,
Mr. H A Graeber.He has new gone
to Mississippi.
Mrs. J S Murrow, of Centra, Guil
ford county, and Mrs. Isaac Marsb
of Gladeeboro,j Randolph county,
are visiting their brother, Mr. D B
Coltrane,
A good spring.diet is thrnip salad
hog-jowl and cracklin bread, but the
best spring medicine its Hall's Sarsa
panlla, that's the medicine that
makes good rich red blood Try it.
jFor sale at Fet par's drug store.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Rev. C B Miller is spending
today in Mt. Pleasant. He is at
tending a meeting of the college
board.
Mis. Robt. Price, of Saliabuty,
arrived here this monrng from
that place. She is stopping at the
home of Mr. Geo. W Brown.
Green Mountain
Flaple Syrup.
Quart Bottles at 30 cents.
Pint Bottles at 20 cents.
Sweet Pickles per Bottle
10 cents.
Canned Kornlet at 2o cents
per can.
Ervih & Morrison
0R0CER5
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To . . -1 '..
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DIIPO S'T'2!7i w5-Dr
We extend a WW TZfoMK and ash that while in
qur citya FUIM 1TTJRE STOItE of
w tf through the lest jstocJc
of 3ujm Webiiy in
C:;f)3l&fM and, we can give you prices
procession
Cbm a7d w?e us and you will do us good
Bell, Harris & Gornpany.
.- v, ;, : 4 j Single Copy 5 Cents
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Sprlll
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A.
of
the wea
have a
J"5
gresft ?a-
nety ; can p
1 1 1
almost any color
taste. Are yon a
long, slim man!.'?
Well, then just
drop in1 and see
now we nt you.
Our clothing is
made ito fit SIS
well as to wear.
Ney lot of Collars and
fancy Ties;
Hi. PARRS & CO.
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I We Must Wash
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We may
live without music,
poetryand art,
m 7e may live without conscieno'e,
may live without heart, i.
We may liye without loyers; hye
without honv !
4 But civilized womeu cannot live
We may live without b$oks,
what is knowledge but sorrow.
We mav live (without; beauty. fit
r .1 , . I -
fades on the morrow.
We may live without law suits ;
t
indictments are nna&bing,
But where is the one who can live
without washing.
latromze tlie
Concord Steam Laundry A:Djo
. Works. I ;
Bv sendinar us your Shirts, dol-
t
lars, Ouflfs. Lace Curtains, Blank-
ets, Wai6ts, Skirts, Suits and jail
Woolen Goods. j
SHIRTS REPAIRED FRSE.
Pbone No 2.
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