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AN AFTERNOON TEA.
CONCORD, N. C., TfltTRSQAY; OCTOBER 26, 1899.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION;
Mrs. Jas. W Cannon Entertains a Larse ThA p0rtiA TI "
' I eopIe in 0nr Newly-Acquired Ter-
Number at Her HomeAn Occasion To
Be Remembered Long.
Written for The Standard. '
On Wednesday , from, four to
six Mrs. James W, Cannon re
received a large number of her
friends at an afternoon tea,
ritory Called Upon to Obserre the Day
-pec.iaj fall for Church Services. .
Washington, Oct. ' 25.Th'o
President today issued the follow
ing. Thanksgiving proclamation :
"By ThePresident of the United
States : : - '
UA PROCLAMATION.
- national custom dear tp he
Single Copy 5 Cents
Fetzer, J M Odell, W R OdelL
John C Wadsworth,M C Duseri
bery and : James- C Gibsori.
The guests were welcomed ' in
the front hall ;by Misses SaUie
iErvin and Nannie" .Cannon! V
Misses Alice Jones
Mrs. Cannon and Mrs Douglass 1 v, . ?-lonal custom dear t(?-the
4. j ' . v: , hearts ,f the people calls for tha
were assisted receiving hv ' - ! : :J-.-1'. p "e AUvLU
,r y, : 'ih - ? , by setting apart of one day in, each
Mesdames Elija Cannon,: D P ( year as an' occasion of1 fecial
Cannon, W;CTAiexanr, ; thanksgiving to ; .A1mighfcy'(ibd
Henderson; John Allison P bI blessings of ; thejpreced-
.0 j A uunorea od
servance. , acquires wittf v time a
tender significance ItOenriches
domestic life. ;It, summons. . un-
-der the family: roof the absent
'o.Viilrimn r l y3". .'iul! 2 -mi xi.
iu giau jLouuion witn
thosethey' love. ,. ry
, ."Seldom.has this ; nation - hai
greater .cause for $ nrnfonnrt
Meansj presided oyer a bpwx great pesti-
delicious ; frait frappe, , while "s?d oxxr shPret
Misses Margaret -Allison.: May f ?P?
Oates. I4liiJte-m fey
. , v : s " t-.fVff .warded the efforts of the -huj-
Cannoum the dinnmg ropm in have come to the femo. Thb
serving refreshments which one national lnances: Ha eeti'
wora-peMecttLy describes j strengthened,; and pulicjcredit
x vwi "". Arum scuooi,' iia;.Deen-sustamecto and; j made
Marv Virginia rl GtrrfU ""CiLl fifrrinV TW oil
Brown, Jennie .Gibson "and. Mary $nl
Ella nnon--jmada
waitresses. The parlor 'wSs Pepity while there - has .feeeni,
beautifully decorated with "palmM :FPand ed
and ferns, the halls wifh dahlias 3? 'ffo 0nr, national
and the dinning; rpom with a pr- tlT' fTl and.SChools
'fusion of ' Asitely loVell " American pa-
T , - ft ( triotjism, has, been,ealtedi. Jhose
roses. v In thereception room' at1- -ftSSgefffi mining thonl
tention.was:suddenly-caU-t6; 6f 't
the fact that the number of la- cess have been in a large degree
aies receiving was thirteen spared from disaster' arid disease
it was at once hailed as . a refu- An honorable- peace has beeh.
tation of th old' superstition, ratified7 with: a foreigrifnaticL
since nothing 'could ''x beniOr en- with which' w.wererifcwr, arM
tirely successfulthan this " most we are noW;
pleasant evening. , with every power on earth.
' ' "The trust we ' have assumed
Loyal to His Friend. for the benefit of the people of
Editor Standard:! did, not 9,u.ba has, .been faithfully ad
ef aU denominations, in order Thej Hare Passed lionolulnl
that in the social features of ;the Mr. Jno. A Sims has received
day its real significance mav riot a letter from v.iw oi
be lost sight of, but fervent which was written' at Honoiulu'
prayers may Vbe offered to the Ae - iff in the band bf : the
Most High for a continuance of Twenty-Ninth -Infantry- The
the- .divine 3 guidance without regiment reached there on-the
which man's efforts are vain, and evening of ih:d i9fV, ur, ;
for lyme; consolation to those one week on 'their way from San
;vr.-r ;rrrrr: "" XJ-fCiA? . "v. .xaucisco io Honolulu. He said
inir nves lor country, that they would soon leave there
t'1: recommend also ' that on bound for Manilla hioh
, i , i' .... v . ' v, . w t t .... v r uivuu u
T?- ay asvmay do iouna a tnree weeks' sail. ; His letter
practical, labor 4 shall cease from is interesting, relating (unusuai
its' accustomed toil, and charity incidents in : their ' trip Just
abound toward the sick, the befdre closing his -letter - he
needy and the poor.: - stated that a wbman had
"In witness: whereof, I have found on board: Pressed in 'a
set my rharid arid: caused the seal soldier's ' clothes acting as "a
Of the United States to be affixed, newspaper reporter. ' One jof tne
: "4DonetWcity bf Washing- soldiers jumped overboard and
ton' this 25th:day of - October, in was lost during their sail. - v
the year of ou Lord 1899, and of ' 'ir . . : .;
the Indebendencfi of th TW Cle3uh?ess Nex ?odls. ; t :
StathtTnri 9jfT, i - . it pays tO; keep your ; clothes
? tteitIl- t :; clean and pressed by" Alexander
(Seal) v William McKinley. & Hendrix. Satisfaction always
cBy thd President: ' ; guaranteed. - ' - -'
; 4V :3Secrptary of State."
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The cool morn-
1 ..... '.'... ' : .. -
mg :lrttrn ycur
owiards
thouglitst
UlTderwe
PEBSONAL JPOiNTERS.
His Scorej I K6w 184.
went to
i ivir. &am, Houston, of nhnr,
, There is not a better contribu- v
tor tooUcottbiiarket rthan ' r- P JB: Ppltrane
Mr Barret whorcontinues No tllis morri- ,
to sellf cotton 1 here each week. ' i 'Mr. Denson ; Caldwell went
ast week his score was 99 l aiid up to Morganton , last night.
I Wednesday ' v evening r-8o . Jiiore Miss " Grace Trb utman re
15ales wer'ebrbughtihe morning from'
bales y ere taken from Cnarlbtte's r : Mrs. ' Robt.I Walthall .-and-platform
-ind" brought' ;here. child returned- hbme last night!
Mi) Barrett rjavsetv8 Tit fro.m Harrisburg, tK . , C ;
Mr. BarreW pays ; ninety - cerits
Pi uaio lor naming ii nere. i ne
lasYiotbroulht7;lO. - - r
we are
nd
prenared
to fill youpwants.
xviuucU
drawers, 50 per
(dent wool, only
95c. suit. -Pine
Mririp r vests
98a Oman's
SUltS,-
48c
98 c
Their Sem'r-1innuai Ylslt Made. ,5
Dr. am3.MdnolnArj4.
W IVTioi&itbn anS! JAiex-
semi-Wntiall theV county home
wuvf jau aiuu iOUll ' iuy CiclLllO LO
"thS&t Bbard'of Parity, paid
their-SH miikirig
put their report to . send to the
aprjbintedWfilTthe;: made
vacant by Dr. M; L Stevens.
see vnnr "fiHitn-rial "nf loof Ti. vanced. . -Thfir is a, . marVfiH I .
day on Juge Robinson until progress toward the restoration ; Mr. R. W. Mood j. Married
last mht Tf- T Vinri coQ U PJ healthy, industrial, conditions. W r,ntirA in tVi niiirr,w
when issued, I would have and under wise sanitary, regula- state that Mr. R Wells Moody,
asked you to publish this yester- tions the island has enjoyed unu- j 0f Greenville, S; 0.,, was jnar-
dav 1 puai mpiiuii nom me scourge ried to Miss Virginia Green, of
ui lever. iae nurncane wmcti nmim o of v, wi
swept over our. new possession dav afternoon. Mr. Mood v is
of Porto Rico, destroying the f known to some, persons in this
homes and property of the in county. He isdenown by many
habitants, , called, forth; the in-' in Stanly county : - .
stant sympathy of the people of v , , ,
the United States whb were swift i . , NO CURE. KO PAT V
to .respond with generous aid" rru j ; v, ..
, & - v "- Thiit is the way all drnsrists sell
to the sufferers. ' While the in- Owve Tasteless Chill Tonic tor chills
aiid.i Malaria. Lfc is simplv lru and
In your editorial you say that
Judge Robinson "made himself
absolutely offensive" to the
"bar" here. He has never
been offensive to me in the
performance of any of his duties
as judge. And, with the utmost
respect, for you in this matter, I
cannot concur in some other
things that you say of him. ... I
write this simply and solely as a
duty to my personal friend.
Judge Robinson and I, in politics,
are far apart and we differ other-
wise. But he would expeet this ' "For these
X -vu u-wii. kjx. diJLLU. X Uiy .llOL,
to disappoint my friends in any
proper expectation. I know that,
under similar circumstances,
Judge Robinson would do the
same for me. I would expect it
of im. And T am trying to
1U:e up to this teaching: "All
things whatsoever ye .would that
men should do to you, do ye
even so to them. .
Respectfully,
Paul B- Means.
Oct. 26, 1899: ' :
Mr. and Mrs. R A Brown and'
Miss: MaudeBrowh went to Char.-!
lotte this morning.
Mr. Joe - Barrett, of Mai'
tnews, arrived here ithis morning
xq collect iq.r ne sales of his cot
ton of yesterday.
1:1
m
- OF
union
'All
kinds of , Ghiid
teh' s union suits
and. separate
suits Tin -:w;6bl
or 1 cotton. We
4MSii!lctblea--
and
verv
'.fir .i-v :
aerwear
Katre 'been
careful in
2 f .
selectib
n.
GA
Qmnine iu a tasteless "form, i riiidrfn
Rove it. . Adults refernt to bitttr."''iiftd'
leatiuu Topf Price, - -
surrection .still continues in the
island of Luzon, business is re-
sumine: its activitv. a,nd nnnfi.
dence in the good purposes of' Durham Quarantines. ' - .,'
the United States is being rap-; Durham has quarantined
idly established throughout the against Roxboro and South Bos
archipelago. ton.Va.. on account of s.nalhov.
reasons and rnv, ;c nnniptp faoMn u
uuuiui6, x, miwui said but the appearance of the
Kmley, President of the United disease WOuld be so detrimental
States, do hereby name Thurs- to the tobacco trade . that no
day, the the 30th day ofNovem- cbances wiU be taken ihat it is
ber, 1899, as a day of general possible to avoid
thanksgiving and prayer, to be .
observed as such by all our peo- Red Hot From the Gun
pie on this continent and in our " Was the ball that hit G. B. Stadman
Si jt
boast
our
We
10c.
children
n
I
(
about our
and 15c.
s and
Misses' -;F'a;;s;t
lrii:c
Hose; 1 there are
no better to ; be
foun d. Drop in
arid; see them.
H.X. Parks & Co.
newlv ncmiirorl iQlnnQ nc wpII of Newark, Mich., in the Ciyil War
uwiy acquirea islands, as weii: Ifc caU8ed horrible Ulcers that no treat
as by those who may be at sea .or ment helped for 20 years. Then
crvirnT.nivirT. iA a ' Bncklen's Arnica Salve cured him.
sojourning m foreign lands; and Cures Cuts, Braises. Burns, Boils,
I advise that on this day religious Felons, Corns. Skin Eruptions. Best
nvw- ' 0-u-n j a. j Pile cure on earth. 25cts. abox. Cure
exercises shall be conducted in gonted. Sold at Fetzer's Dm-
the churches or meeting places store "
Worlds of Matresses in stock and a solid car of 100 on the
way. Like Zeb Vance's whiskey all Matteresses are
good but some are better than others. See our Royal
Felt," Acma Spring, Perfection, Sea Moss, Pine Fiber,
Curled Hair,- Cotton, Cotton and Husk last but by no
meansy east, our Rice Straw with cotton top, the Mattress
for the millions. We have Mattresses to "spare. Con
ferenceis '"coming. Don't forget us. We are unjoading a
solid car of Beds today Solid car of Springs last week.
We are at your service. Take a look at our line of
Carpets. We are agents for J. & J. Dobson, the largest
-Manufacture of the United States- If you haven't time '.to'
come, 'Phone orders No. 12.
Bell, Harris & Go.
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