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CONCORD, N. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1900.
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ltifts:i t WA for Sorth Carolina Col-
. .!lege-Th Iccrsee Syr1. Sufcnifls a
the Matter Yet.
Bf tole iione from Salisbury P
tliis fle;nc:v we learn tht
there as good working quorum
ICt the opening aesSion of Hie
Lutheran " nod. v. S. C
Hollar,
D.
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a report
of
Salisbury made Its offer for tho
college, vhieh was $300 in
money nd sufc-se rations, nda
16 acre lot worth 6, 500.
.The Tennessee Lutheran
Synod say d if rem
mined upon it will offer a half
interest in Conover college and
an equal sharq in the manage
ment. Tio gonsidefation will
come utj this aftornoon.. The.
- program of this aftornoou is in
the hands of - a comniitto ap
pointed.
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A Largo Uclcgation Attended the Meet-
lug From IJerc
A large delegation from this
county attended the called meet
ing of tlio Lutheran Synod at
Salisbury, which meeting was
called to consider tho . North
Carolina college movement.
Those who attended from here
were Messrs. Jno. L Miller, Jas.
P Cook, Jno. M Hendrix, J D
Barrier, Jos. Walter, Rev. C B
Miller, Rev. W B Oney, Mr. and
Mrs. Jno. A Cline. Those from
Mt.' Pleasant who passed through
here were Rev." 8 D Steffey and
Messrs. D D Barrier, H C McAl
lister, C G Heilig and Jonas
Cook.
Honor Boll of the Graded School.
Mr. Orr: Myrtle Dayvault,
Shirley Montgomery.
Miss Laura Leslie: Ollie
Blume, Jennie Cqltrane, Robert
Fetzer, Grace Patterson, Mary
Lilly- Sherrill, Lbla Sappenfield,
Hermina Quaatz, Willie Yates.
Miss Ora Hoover: Carl Coler,
Sammie Goodman, Joe Hartsell.
Miss Pauline Means: Vernie
Blume, Miriam Duniville.
Miss Dodson: Emmit Cruse,
Margaret Woodhouse.
Miss Frances Hill: Julia Bar
row, Hazel Allred.
Miss Mary Lewis Harris:
Fred Blume, Alfred Brower,
Charles Coble, Isaac Kluttz, Les
ier Milles, Guy, Scott, Charles
Smith. .
Miss Addio Stricker: Lucy
Brown, Maud Brown, Ruth Col
trano, John Young, Luther Sap
penfield, Adele Johnson.
gCANNONVILLE.
Mrs. E C Misfenheimer: Grover
Creech, Jasie Walter, Lola
Walter.
Miss Lena Leslie: Fanny
Query.
Married U Goldllill.
" Mr. D V Peeler, of Rowan
county and liss Edith S . Earn
hardt, of Cabarrus county, re
united in marriage at Gold Hill,
Saturt&y, Feb. 17, 1900, by W T
R Jenkins, Esq., at the residence
of the magistrate. Salisbury
Sun.
T M Br.idley, who for some
ro-peks has had charge of the
Western Union office here, went
to Charlotte this morning on
business. 1
TWO SEW CHUUC1M2S.
A Corner Stone l.n'A LastS:ituti!ay
Accidents In tlie. Ityitiaunity -An
Order for aJLarge Jloiiumcut
Litton for The"b1an4!rd.
Faith, Feb. 19. J T JTyatt, qf
Faith, has just bcn awarded tho
contract to buili the foundation
V;th about . twenty thousand.
pounds of stone, and cut,nd
placS the large granite, base fin4
furnish tho-curbing, x 124nches,
and place it. around tho family
lot of the late,RT Holies, he
lar
go base will. go under the
.lines' monument m Oliestnut
Holm
Hil cemetery at Salisbury.
Dave Rusher got his leg broke
some days ago It, caught a
stump while riding on thVwagon.
Charlie Shivo cut his fopt bad
ly wliile cutting wood some
days ago. . I before Uiis reaches you.
Prof. Sktfll, o? Charlotte, has On account of tho scare tty.jof
been giving music lessons to the water in the well the 'saw mill
brass band boys find to-a class of hpre is only r'uaniug'on about
young.fadies the past two week half time
They aroall learning fast. .The Messrs. Barringer aod Evans
ladies t'ake their lessons on are putting in posts from Con
the organ. (.cord to the .forks of tho Gold
The corner stone of the new Hill and Mt. Pleasant roads, and
Lutheran church was laid bene repairing in general their tele
Saturday. Fivo ministers were phono. Iin6.
present. Services are now be
ing held in the dmrch. ,
The
large
riew Reformed
church here is now being painted
inside and out.
Mr. 'Henry Barger, with his
young bride, who lives between!
Faith and Concord, will soon
move to Faith. He has, just J
bought a fine corner lot and let
out the contract to W S Earn-1
hardt to build his new, residence J
right away. That's right ypung
men, come to Faith, wherethere'
is plenty o work and plenty gf
money to pay for it, and where ;
the people all live contented and
happy. j
The Standard is one of the" best:
papers we know of and it is
scattered all over this country,
and fs always full of good news.
A Candidate forjjtate Superintendent.
"We noticer that Mr. R B
Hunter, of Mecklenburg county,
who for several yearS has been
the- county superintendent.
announces himself as a candi-
date for the nomination of State
Superintendent, which place, is
at present
filled by Mr. C H
rMebane.
Fire In Southern Pines
Southern Pines had a sharp
fire early Sunday in which hotel
Aphia tho bank, post office and
opera house were consumed.
The guests in the hotel escaped
with their baggage.
Most of the furniture was lost.
Little was lost intho post office
and thft bank.
Members of the Grand Lodge.
Messrs. Jno. HWelsh and W
F Hudson have been chosen by
the Junior Order of United
i(meriGn Mechanics to repre
sent tho $dge at Durham Mis
week at th meeting of the
Grand Lodge
gone throp days.
They will
be
The Bingham school is arrang-
'ing for a good baseball team this,
coming season. Jenkins, who has
been playing short stop for Moun-,
tain Island, has signed with them,
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COUNTY SEWS.
Quite ifu .tiiioujit of Slyness in Tliajw
m Vavt of te Count? -f Sale ot Kusi- f
Written ForJTha Slan-k.
Govern, Feb. 20. ft seerfts
if the ground hto projlicfions
are to come true, fmt the "snoiiv
is trving to T)lw Utrough tho
house." f
There i.f fluitft a lot ofsickness
. .
in
pmrimonia is moslf prevalent
Asrnes. the eiirht vear 61d
daughter of Mr. Charles Cress,
j conval(scent. His little sftn,
Clifford, isno beti or.
typhoid fever, is no better.
If Madam Eumor
is correct
there will bo ft marrwge
in this
' neighborhood ere long; maybe
We are informed of the sale of
Messrs. J M Ridenhoure Bro's.
machinery including the cotton
gin, saw mill and steam works
toMr. George Miller, of near
St. Johns,
There is to be an old time
exhibition at the close of the
public school here which will be
on next Tuesday, the 27th-.
Wade, thp little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Ritchie, fell into the.
fire Monday, burning its hands
considerably.
The severe cold snap, we have
had has almost killed the oats in
this community.
Mr. Geo. Ritchie has gone to
Salisbury to attend the meeting
of the Lutheran Synod.
Her Mind 1s Deranged.
On Monday afternoon Mrs
Craton, whose maiden name was
Lovinia Furr, was placed in jail
here. She was brought here on
a warrant fromEsquire Marshall
Herrinof No, 9 township. . Her
mind is not good and she has
j been causing a good amount of
'trouble in the community. She
wjplt be left irf jail at least until
the commis6ionors can next
month inake some disposition of
the case. Probably she will be
placed in the countv homo.
Spencer Has a Blaze.
Spencer had a big fire Sunday
nierht after 12 o'clock. Two
dwellings and a double store
room werc burned. The prop
erty was insurod. .
- A Frightful Blunder
WiJl often cause a horrible
burn,
scald, cut Or- bruise. Bucklen's Arnica
$alve will kill ihe pain and promptly
heal it. ' Cures fever sores, ulcers, boils,
corns, and skin eruptions. Best pile
cure on earth. Only 250 a box at
Fetzer's tug store. Cure guaranteed.
Working Nlffhtiid Da- i
The busiest and Brightest little thing
that ever was made is Dr. King's New
Life Pilia. These pills cnange weak
ness into strength, restlessness into
energy, brain-fag into mental power.
They're wonderful in building up the
heaJth. Only.25o per box at Fetzer's
drugstore.
A JOINT DEBATE.
georgeville A&idemj and Uuiouville
YM iVt Tfieir. debaters Sae to !
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Written for The Standard.
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Goprgeville, Teb.
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Shinn is nreparjner lumber for a
nev house. Tlrlnk a moment
about it,
Noiwithstandinr the
weather we had a very
cold
gdod
crwd at the debate last .Sa-tur
day nfght and the old folks any
hhat iMs otlOH)f the Rt hot
ntr;f,0(i akw ihilt tw
ever heard. 'It lasted nearly
three hours. After the discussion
was over Uio judges Vendered
decision in favor of the affirma
tivo. We will bebate the same
o'uestion in Unionvillo on Satur
day night, March 10th. ' The
program stands as before. .The
question for debase is '"Re
solved, That tho proposed con
stitutional amendment should lo
adopted.
PERSONALS.
' Mrs. Harding returned to
Judge Montgomery's this morn
ing from Davidson. .
Rev. T W Smith returned
home this morning from Salis
bury
Mr. Sam Houston, of Char
lotto, m who is travelling for a
Charleston house, is hero today.
Francis II Leggett &Co. 'a
Selected Queen Olives.
Ileinz's Mixed andSpiced
Pickles and" Chow-chow.
Heinz 's Evaporated Hdrse
Radish.
Heinz's Preserved Fruit.
India Relish.
Fresh Canned Salmon.
Boston Baked Beans.
Fresh Canned Beans and
Peas.
D. M. Ferry-s Celebrated
Garden Seed.
The Finest Quality of
Gelatine in he city.
S: J. Ervih's.
'Phone . ............. 6o
Just Stand
That is 'the way we buy. That is the reason we
sell so cheap Orir line is complete from a $1.50
Cart to a $25 Cliriot. Come and see. .
Furniture Millions!
If ourfriends will just keep ut the pfeseiit pace y, a
wilPnot complafn. Our motto is anything you want at
prices right and money back if goods are not satisfactory.
Bell,
OResidence jPhone. . . .90.
Hot Drinks.
, r,, ..f .
niost deSghtful hot T;
at .our hot Ljdafountai?;. V7f
u) ?"an Hour's Iiir.or;t i'our;.
tain Oo(?a. Gur BeciVl'ea, To
mato fand. C'lan Buuiiloii avo.
simply elegant,, find orr TTot
Cotfifemadevfrc'fti the v'ry 'Wi
extract o coffee, 'ci-'nio' ho
batn
nci lit:
We kind.lv ask th:
give us a call and bo coufituvti.
EjAll drinks 1 cents each.
Concord Drup- Co.
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Now is tinn
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early
spring
your
scwinj-T.
and Fine Ciiax
bought ' cheaper
after while when
(Mil
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now than
cut stock i is (;-x han. -tcJ, for
you well know that all cot
ton goods have advpncd.
Here are superior t.Iivs
at sensible prices:
English long cloth. lSyua'ds
to the piece, and the wiry
best quality, per piece
only !,7t'
Barker mills Domostic, one
of tno old reliable bran ds, .
. very soft, per yard . Oc-
New lot of Spring styles in
a very fine Freuch Ciug
hams, large assortment
of patterns, per yard 10?-
500 yards of Sea Island
Percals, best goods, and
never sell for less than
12c, but we have them
in 3 to 10 yard pieces
at : W c
Apron Ceck giDghams in
blue and white, brown
and white and green and
a splendid quality at' Cc-
, Large quantity of Km
broideries and Laces in all
the new patterns and
priced according to your
ideas oi econonr
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