OONCOKD, N. C, SATURDAY; APRIL 22 1899
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WELCOME! WELCOME!
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Our Soldiers to Arrlyo Tonleht Pre
parations Are Made tor a Hearty
Welcome Tonicnt Ijet the People
Tarn Ont and Lend & Helping
Hand Crowds to Meet Them at the
Depot Tonlgnt.
The boys are coming !
They will be home tonight !
A happy time it will be when
the soldiers return home and
when, parents, sisters, and
brothers will again kiss their
soldier boys after their absence of
almost a year. All will be joylul
tonight for "our boys are coming
home," " - r !
Crowds will b9 at the depot to
SCHOOL NOTES.
liev. 1C ail kill Tnllzia tn Ihfl nrmloil
; School J Scholars and Superinten
dent Coler Talks to the Sunderland
Hall Girls Other Notes.
Written forjjThe Standard.
The iRev. Mr. Rankin was
present! at the exercises of the
eighth and ninth grades! of the
public schools on Friday evening
and gate a most practical and
interesting talk on "Habit." He
spoke particularly of punctuality,
Slarrled In the First Watch
of the
Order Tour Bade.
It ia purposed to make the second
Mr. J W Sites and Miss Corder Und probably the last order for Con-
Murph, bath of No. 5 township, federate badges early next week.
were united in the bonds of The money
must accompany the
holy wedlock on Friday night" at order orit ilt not be filled. Please
10.30 o'clock.
note Jthe fact and blame no one but
. vnnrflfilf if trnn foil fr H a wo o UaAna
were performed m the parlor of f" thAfr5
tne iieiormed. parsonage by liev.
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The season of the
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PERSONAL POINTERS.
diligence, honesty and of con-
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duct, and emphasized the impor
tance of "sailing under your own
color8,' ot "being genuine! and not
trying to pass for more jthan you
greet Capt. Enward Hill and his arQ Woth." His talk was listened
company. The speakers for to- to with!? careful attention and was
With the Churches Tomorrow.
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At the First . Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning Rev.
Chas. F Rankin will preachy At.4
o'clock in the afternoon Rey.
P F Price, of China, will
Col. Ham Jones, of Uharlotte,
is here today.
Mrs. Baxter Parks went over to
Charlotte this morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Deaton re
hear ' is approaching
when a
speak to the Sabbath school and turned to Charlotte this morning.
Brevard Fetzer and Ernest
night are. requested to be at the
Firemens' hall at 9 o'clock
promptly where a carriage will
convey them to the depot. j
The old veterans will also
assemble at the same place and
"fall in" tor march to the depot,
also speak at the evening service
at 7.45 o clock. Mr. Price is an McUonnell
eloquent and interesting speaker.
greatly! appreciated. Spine of the Everybody x is invited to attend
man is looking..
t." . - j "l r
ior soriexnmg iEnoy
e.nd knobby or some
thing neat and modest
in a comfortable
rooms (had literary or other ex
ercises on Friday evening and the
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visitors numrjerea twenty or
ii mr
more. I
these services:
Rev. M (3r Q Scherer, president
of North Carolina college, will;
preach tomorrow morning at St.!
James Lutheran church. Tomor-I
row night the! pulpit will be filled.
Superintendent Coler went over
headed by the Concord band of to SunSerland Thursday evening b the p3Sto ReV- c B Millerj
twenty pieces. I and K,ave a talk on "Natures he 8erv;ceB tomorrow night will
After the Arrival ot the soldiers otuaies mat was greatly enjoyea begin at 8 o clock.
are at Davidson today.
Miss Lila Stafiford, of llame-
burg, came, over last night to visic
the Misses Sims,
Mrs. Dr. Register returned to
Charlottethis morning, after spend
ing several days here.
Mies Sreida Tracy went up to
Salisbury this morning to attend
the Christian Endeavor meeting.
i
Mrs. Daniel Miller, of Spencer,
at the depot the speakers, m by thejgirls and teachers there. Rev. Bi Lacv Hoze will hold rr"YOU tU18 murmuB iU 8nu
their carriage, will head the. pro- Thejflags and bunting of the services tomorrow at the Baptist BT v r Ge0
cession, followed by the band, central school bmldinc were church. There will be services rown ;
Next will follow the old veterans hoane(j to the committee for both morning and night. Sub- Prof. G E Petty went
wlfVi fViAir ixcrx Hmma tinH fifn I ?L. . , trr 11 a m TKa Pantnva H I BallSDUry ,miS moming 10
Then the members of Company han t4reettheretnrni8oldier8. This is the second sermon of the Cf
Lwill follow in their own arrange- Jl. ,1 series on the "Second Coming of deavor Associ.Uon. He will
on. ims year nve ot tne gins . . , Miss Beerie Dunham, of Sali-
corner of Main and 11 hf 6 mPletea hf r conrse p. m. Dr. N W Tracy wiU preach1. W. is expected to spend Sunday
Depot streets to the towm hall. Ul ttUU WAU ciyo uiuao. Reguiar services at Trinity Re- nore- iU"? "uuuatu 18 B1Bier 01
are now busy witn tneir fnrm nhnmh tnmnrrnw Kfi, Hr. inas, wannam, one 01 me
and will be heard from morning and night by the pas- members f ComPanv L-
tor, Kev. J N Faust. Subject for Mr. McConnaughev and sister.
:he parents meeting to be held mormng, "Completion of Our of Morganton arrived here this
;t Monday eyening at 4.45 is a Salvation." Eveninsr subiect, The morning te visit Mr. and Mrs. Jno,
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We have fully
arrange
ment of march. The peals of
"Dixie" will . be heard by the
band from the.
The band will halt just outside of
the court house gate when the essavl
old veterans will open ranks and I later
The
"Tin next
tUU .V7UAM ,XUVtU tViitIIUU mJJ ,mJ.J
np to
attend
En-re-
pre
pared for your shirt
wants.
and ev
fronts,
We have
jerything
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A4
any
. silk
puff bosoms,
stiff busoms, etc-, that
your shirt fancy might
call for. Drop in and
get some shirt ideas.
All sizes in Scrivens
Drawers, 75 cents.
H.L PARKS
minutes each the same formation larSe attendance. All are invited
of march will be formed as from 0 C0I?e
band and veterans and friends. matter of more than ordinary fen Virgins." Sunday school at
After a few speeches of 1 five importance and there should be a 10 0olock
There will be no preaching at
the Fresbyterian church at Forest
Hill tomorrow morning. Rey.
MoDowell. They are, also closely
related tujMrs. Henderson, on De
pot street
A NEW LOT
m 1 in it 1 '
as usual at uannonviuo tomor
row niht. S
Rev. J C Davis, Rectbr of All
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tliA -flnnf All will wifirrVi fo
" V T . T r Crossing Bats With them. Pleasant Boys " , r , , i,
Caton's hall where the ranks of - , 1 TT. L 0- , 1 . I Rankin will fill his appointment
, n 1 -1 j ine nign ocnooi uoyo wom uut
the veterans will be opened and x ji , . . , ii, .,,
r I Alfl! Ploooflnf innnxr nnn tcill fin
the soldiers will find themselves
in front of tables laden heavily Lua nrlllof,ft w ihm
witn the best in the land. ' i L hfiinP nlaved nartlv fir tun and aint8 Episcopal church, will
Families who are admitted to L;fJw Th, iioWO fcn t conduct services tomorrow mprn-
the hall are urgently requested togayiJ dressed while the H. S. boys ing. Sunday school in the alter- j "T" PMMpQQF P
1 LJ-iL O UA, J AAUA M.JM. I YX7 T" I1HI T I I I I I I HNHIIH, I UIIIIU1 ill n. I v w-
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them. ; ..
As to their coming, there seems
to be no doubt as a telegram was
received this morning from Capt.
Hill, which reads as follows.:
"Have made no change in plans.
Company.
Wontter If He Saw TH
Veterans' Benefit Fund
One man in our communi
serr
Rev. Jas. H Lippard will preach
-l at Central M. E. church topaorrow
ml' I ' mi " ! t t . - L-
v . . i. 3 momma, xnere wm ue mo
wnose neart moves mm ipwaru . : - , .
.anon m Txrhifih his father f i "
J.i a J ;n Mm. Regular services both tomorrow
k. Vv, miK Mv in morning ami mgUl. aV P
Expect uSaturday evening.'' The 0narieaton ha8 generoUy started Methodist church by the pastor,
train on whi tliAv aro finficted . i , t ? v j.J : ui. iiev, W bmitn. -
.T : :.r: il u M B Oney will . conduct
aiseni veieraua tu uuouu w . 0 . , T ,v
j-kSftMoisTi VV ft nrATI Tin A I i - !
i" i x ..i mmmx r a n tm nran n- i
list m me uoiuxuuo ui xuo
, ii, . v . t- o clock."
ard itnat win appear ire4ueuij i.u
which those likeminded will
please attach their names and the
give
A.
Jones Yorke . . .
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$25.00
train on which they are expected
is due here at 9.35 tonight, though
the train bearing our soldiers may
not be the first train or may be
delayed some possbly,
The ushers tonight will be
Messrs Scott .Freeze; Jno. Craven?
A E Lentz and Ed FreezS. They ts it is their pleasure to
are requested to be at the court
house at 9.45 o'clock tonight. 1 1
As the hall will be insufficient
to hold all of the people tonight,
besides the veterans, band,
soldiers and close relatives, those
holding tickets only will be ad
mitted. We are asked to state
that children can not' be admitted
and parents will please not bring
them with the expectation of
gaining admission for them, j
WANTED.Agent to eell the
Ideal Cooker in this locality. Good
Wages for good service. Write
.Usual seryices will bs held at
Forest Hill Methodist churoh tos
morrow morning and night by the
pastor, Rev. J D Arnold. r
Baeklen's A.raiea sairo.
The Best Salve in the world for
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped
For Over FitTlTear
!i
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 3yrap has
been! used for ' over fifty years by Hands, Ohilblaina, Corns and all
millions of mothers for !their child- Sdn Eruptions, and positively cures
mi . A. . ;4iJ ufa Piles or no pay required. It is
ren while teething, with, perfect sue. . itb, give stotisfaetioii or
cess. It soothes - the child, softens monef refunded. Price 25 cents per
the gumB, allays all pain, cures wind D01 yQT 8ale at P B Fetzer's Drug
colic! and is the best remedy for Utore,
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor
little! sufferer immediately. Sold by
t . ..- A. L m A 1 . 1 3 l i
Am crcriatH m everv pari or ine worm, t herebv announce mvself a can
Twehtj-five ..enU botUe. Be .are oo
and ask for "airs, mnsiuwa ouutu Democratic uonvenuon. , - .
ANNOUNCEMENT.
H. A. Smith, Concord. J ing Syrup," and take no other kind.
Geobqe W. Means,
HAMS
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S. J. ERVIN'S.
i
atkest
T dered collar, fell apart.
$ He -w:as free.
If he bad had his .collars Lann
f dered at the Concord Lam.dy he
wonld be in jail yet.
We have a deyice for roninj
J the edj;e of collars and cups and
J return them to you -with a per-
fectly smooth ede, try us.
f Inquire about - the Cleaning
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Concord Slenni Lanndry! & Dje
works.
'Phone lio 2
He was immuned in the d
dungeon beneath the castld moat.
"If I had a saw, a file, or any-
thinsr. he moaned as he
at the solid iron bars across the
solitarvi window. Then a thought
struck him. his face brigli
like a Cripple Creek conflagration.
Bapidly running over his supply
of collars, which had jusi come
from tie laundry, he selecednDne
fitted to his purpose. Five min
utes later the great middle bar of
the window, dextrously severed
by the saw like edge of the laun-
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SHIRTS REPAIRED FREE.
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Money Talks k
Wc have just bought out , I j
' A STOVE HOUSE at a PRICE. -
"Read v flASH does the work. List to select from. 0
Everyone is acquainted With our Famous Line of
tar Jjeader, iron img, ximes,
South Land. Elmo and others. We
Give na a look. We will do the rest
lHappy Times,
bought to sell.
Bell, Harris & Company.
IUTe yon seen oar
. ' TIRED MAN'S CHAIR ?
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