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EVANGELIST MOODY DEAD. pie in Triumphant Faith and Bright Visions at Noonday. The great , Dwight L Moody passed Lo his reward at noon on tliC He caine home from Kansas City, Mo., about -a month ago completely broken down from overwork. He never completely rallied. x ' . The end came peacefully and triumphantly. After partial re covery from a sinking spell he said, "I see earth receding; hea ven is opening; God is calling me," when he passed away. The San Francisco Minstrels. The San Francisco Minstrels gave us the best show of the kind that Concord- has enjoyed for many, moons. f . v The instrumental music was good, we should say very excel: lent. The songs were fair, the jokes decidedly laughable, and the nonsense even had the air of and laughableness. The' acrobatic features were good, some features being de ddedly excellent. The star of the troupe is the male imitator of the female. With a voice highly cultivated and manners so graceful he al most outdoes femininity: and happily breaks in with the mas culine just enough "lest we for get," : - . The charming parts of the performance so much over shadow the usual and question able parts regarded as an essen tial element in a minstrel that this troupe can hardly be too highly commended. : - , - - Result of the Spelling Contest. Mrs. S V Erwin's school has closed for the first term, and to Claudius Smith she awarded the prize for the best spelling. The pupils surprised their teacher by giving her as a Christmas present a beautiful black scarf;. Her school numbers thirty-two, and they closed their first term by having a Christmas tree. Knocked Senseless1 at Salishu. , The Salisbury correspondent to the Charlotte Observer ' says the latter part of the perform ance of the San Francisco min strels there Thursday night was cut short by an "accident to a member of the troupe, who was a comic acrobat. He got a fall from the shoulders of his assor date in the' part, which deprived him of his senses for some time. Bfisiness Will Be Suspended Monday. Monday will find our stores and other business houses closed acd all business suspended for the. dav. With the absence of i reworks, p.-x-p.p.nt rossihlv smnfi at night, and business closed, Concord will have a quiet Christ mas. There will be no issue of The Standard on Monday. It will not be a surprise to any who u at all familiar "with good qualities of Jmberlain's Cough Remedy, to know wat people, everywhere take pleasure in gating tfisir experience iu the use of lij4 fcplendii medicine and in telling V the benefit ' hey have received from of bad cor8 it has cured of threatened attack f pheumonia it has j -ued and of the children it has saved roia attacks of croup and whoop rs? . pouSh. It is a grand, good medicine. or sale by M. L. Marsh & Cq. .1 i i xi i I I ii To Celebrate Xmas By Marriage. 1 The holidays are the busy times for the Register of Deeds, as several times each day. he is liable to be called upon to fill out his red blanks of. marriage. Mi. Cephas Litaker, who is acting in the absence of Mr. Johnson, has been doing a good business so far, these being some of the names left on record: Arthur Bundy, of Forest Hill and Miss Josie Hall, of No. 7 township; Joe Chambers, of No. 5 township and Miss Mollie Propst, of For est Hill; Chas. Deal and Miss Etta Misenheimer,. both of No. 5 township; J D Crisco and Miss Fannie Petrea, of the Bala mill; George Fincher and Miss Mattie Taylor, of the Cabarrus mill; J G Moose and Miss ! Lottie ... Earn hardt, of No. 7 township. Mr. Wilson to Leave Concord. We are sorry to learn that Mr. W S Wilson, who has been assisting Mr. Jay Lentz - as teacher in the Concord High School, has resigned his po sition here to return to the University to study law. Wr . Wilson is not pleased with the work of teaching, and wishes to pursue his law course. Mr. Lentz has not yet selected one to take Mr. Wilson's place. - Has Not Yet Accepted. Rev. W L Lingle, of Dalton, Ga., spent Friday night here. It will be remembered that - the First Presbyterian church has extended a call to him as pastor. He has not yet accepted the call. Mrs. Martin Fnrr Dead. v On Friday evening about 6 o'clock Mrs. Furr, the wife of Mr. Martin Furr, died after suf fering some time with pneu monia. She was 40 years of age. She leaves a husband and sev eral children; " - . What Two Women Did. ' MrsJ Jesse HT Jewell, who came to Texas from North Caro lina after the death of her hus band, twelve years ago, bought and to-day. for which she paid cash with money she made by raising-joees and poultry. ; Mrs: Sewell and her daughter, 'the latter a grown young lady, are preparing to start a blooded stock farm. The ladies say they will not give up bees and beds, but will also raise cattle ' and sheep now that- they have ceased to . be renters. Dallas News. ' To accommodate those - who are partial to the use of atomi zers in applying liquids intothe nasal passages, for . catarrhal troubles, the proprietors prepare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm.- Price including the spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists, or by mail. The liquid embodies the medici nal properties of the solid prep aration. Cream Balm is quickly absorbed by the membrane and does not dry up the secretions, but changes them to a natural and healthy character. Ely Brothers, 56. Warren St., N. Y. Notice. Bring all your second hand bags to the Fenix Flour Mills and get 3 cents in cash or trade for each. This is $30.00 per thousand. Don't let them lie around and go , to waste. They must be in good condition, tf G T CrowelLu Prop. Nobod-Juc ' Lre Teuralgla. Get Dr. Mile Wi,WiU' iv I . . . vj., SATURDAY, DECEMBER AWFUL LANDSLIDE. t Two Hotels, a Monastery and Tour Vessels , Go Down. A Rome dispatch of the 22nd tells of a terrible- disaster and Rtrfltitt'v. , . . .-. " strange phenomenon at Amain tourist resort on the gulf of Salerno. ; Two large hotels and a man- asery that -restea on a rock were ciiAi ' . . . suddenly and Without a moments warning hurled down into the dephts carrying with them all fho rnniirrir, kit . j tue occupants. More too, it crushed down-with it four vessels TtrifW i x. - , Wltn tneir crews that happened to be near when the slide of o"U, Kn Ann ii- t . aDOUt 50,000 cubic yards of rock and earth wentofF with a, tVmnriAr-j mgroar. ' r It took place In the afternoon and the loss of Jife, while very great, is not set down in an esti mate. - If With the Churches TomorroTf. The pastor; Rev, C. B. Miller, will hold regular services tomor-t row morhinsf and " tomorrow night at St. James Lutheran church. , The ; evening service will commencjiat 7 o'clock. Regular seryjees at Forest Hill Methodist cuiurch tom orro w,both morning and might, by the pas tor, Rev.'.R M Hoyle. Tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock Rev. E H Harding, of Virginia, will conduct services at Central M. E. church.1 Tomorrow night Rev. W W Bays, now the presid ing elder of this district, will de liver a sermon, - y Rev. P MT Trexler, of Newton, will preach 4t the Reform church tomorrow morning. The pastor, Rev. B Lacy Hoge, will hold regular services tomorrow morning and night at the Baptist church. Subject for 11 a. m.,"The Fall of Ai." Sub ject for 7 p.. m.,V 'Adultery. " Services at J For es Hill Pres byterian church'tomorrow morn ing and at Cannonville Presby terian church tomorrow night, by the pastor, ; Rev. Cochran Preston. : . . ' ::'':"' There will be regular services at All - Saints -Episcopal church tomorrow morning, at 11 o'clock by the rector, Rey; J G Pavis. Sunday school at- 3 o'clock, but no ? services at : 4 ? o'clock. - The Christmas exercises .vill' be held Christmas morning at; 11 oclockV A PERSONALS. Mr. Frank-iRobbihs ' arrived here this mornings' i ? - Mr Dick Boyd, of Fayette ville, is hefe until Monday night. : (' Mr. Robt; ; JWalthaU went to Farmville Va.,'this mornfng to srjend - a 7'f dw- ndays- .witht his mother. ; - , -Little Misses Jennie, Ruth and Elizabeth Coltrane and Blanche Brown went to Besse mer ' this morning to - spend Christmas with Mrs. Garrison. !AT S.I. 1 ';' - 'of ;: - . pome-ma(dei pMince Meatsf ff ID I 23, 1899. 4 i Christinas Holiday Excursion Bates. I Account of the above : the Southern Railway will sell tickets to all points at rate of one and one third first-class standard SSS arf or und" Tickets on sale Dec. 22 to 25th and Dec. 30th to Jan. 1st inclu- sive. Tickets wiU be sold to students and leaders unon rra- sentation of certificates signed ' 5L JT-' rmpai r -rosi- ueuu ul scuuuis ana colleges on DeC. 15th to 21st, All w limited returning Jan. 4th 1900. 1 - ' i eon nas Deen trouDiea lor years with chronic diarrhoea. Sometime ago ' .Persuaded kinr to take some ol Chambererlaia's Cone, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy. After using two Jotles of. tne 25-cent size he was cured. . 1 - m iVO tuls lesiimoniaj, noping some one similarly afflicted may read it and 5$ benefited. -Thomas 0 Bower, Glencoe, O. For saie by M L Mash Go. Druggist. ' & r GIFTS : GIFTS : GIFTS : Are Troublin Just Now. You Solve the Problem . Sterling Silver Novelties. Bracelets, Rings and Brooches. : All colors and sizes -of Ladies' Kid Gloves. Silk Shopping Bags with studded top. Handkerchiefs and Hosiery. Iron and Set Set of China Plates China Trays Fine Curses tor men or women. New Style of -Neckweaif. Fancy Vests for men. House Slippers ri. L. PARKS we sav ! Do you hea those "Wedding Bells." They be ringing loud and clear, TiViHpnflv pnllino vnn to til P. Furniture Store of Bl, Harries & Co. where they make present a "specialty "-useful as well as ornamental at prices .hat suits everybody. Come and see. rXma's will soon be here. K you want a present for Father, Mother, Brother, or Sister, or some other body's brother or sister, we are the people, so our customers say that keep everything at prices way down. We like you in fad; we love you; and the larger your bill the .bet ter we love you. Increase our love won't you, Bell, Harris & Co. Residence phone. .. .90. Store 'Phone.. ..12. ' Single copy 5 cents. Volcano Eruptions Are errand, but Skm Emotion rKH life of joy. Buckles Arnica S!&ta. cures them, also Old, Runnier nnd Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Feloils. CJorns, Warts, Cuts, Bruise?, B ains, Scalds; Chapped Hands. Chilblainp. Best Pile cure on earth; drives otit Pains and Aches. Only 2octs. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold at Fetzer's Drng store. August Flowers. v "If is a surprising, fact," says pTof. Houston, 'that my travels in all parts of the world, for the last ten years, I have met more people having used Green's August Flower than any other remedy. for dyspepsia, deranged liver and stom- ache, and for constipation. I find for tourists and salesmen, or for rersens filling office positions, where headaches ' and general bad feelings from irnsrular habits exist, that Green's August Flow er is a grand remedy. It does not in-; jure the system by frequent use and 1a ' excellent for sour stomachs and indi gestion,1,' Sample bottles free at FelieT's drugstore. Sold by dealerb in all civil zed countries. , , . Tin Toys. ii Most People We Can Help Tumblers Celery or Salad Dish. fbr 1 Len or women. K
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