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CpNC()Rlt, N. C MONDAY fULY 23, 1900.
Single coptf 5 cents.
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GRATEFUL ACKXOVfi
IEBD OF A MISCRC VT.
Entluises the Audienc With a 'Spell
, binding1 Presentation.
Hon. Thomas W Mason spoke
Mrs. II. P. iihiss ThanRs Friends Far. Takes Mr. si. P. Cook's IWrse ami Kifhs . Q
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Away For Interest in Her Church at
Litehlleld, III.
We are in possession of a mis-
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IS Best Dyspepsia Cure. !
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at 'the court house dobr from sive from Mrs. H.P Glass, of tlie
about L to 3 o'clock today (Mon- First English Lutheran church,
day ) according to' appointment of Litchfield, 111., the purport of
ai.d'jHVibably drew the audience which m'1 not bt) altogether
to him in speH bound enthusiasm clear if published in its entirety
mon sbsorbingly than any of without further explanation, and
the great speakers we have bad. we avail ourself of the privilege
Th,; crowd was small and sat extended to recast, and condense
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alu i;t at first in positions of easy 1U
lisVning but more and moro the : Mrs- Glass is the daughter of
imprest giw till at the last men Mr- and Mrs- R M Patterson, of
and drew nearer and,A,u' " auu was B1JU
zen oi Uoncord 1
got -r,.
,H,,,..uif tnVni his .mpan. zen OI uncord 18 years ago
mi, r i ... i: t- ..i.
,fnm fhnhnrnin.o- words foil 1 ilJO Jt puiuuu ui mu con
u:g '
f rom his lips.
Thoro was little for boisterous
applause- and little neod of jokes
for every point was made in clear
forcible terms-and carried con-
iction with ever emphasis.
lie w.-s gentle to the erring,
generous even to 'the evil dis
ri l;;it powerful in pointing
out t i : v evils against which wo
havo to contend and inspiring to
hi.- listeners in urging each to
a groat duty and a great privil
ege in carrying the amendment.
i t was a great speech and if
flt'ii' were those wTho could not
:-ee clearly they surely Can now.
'atl;ary Uell 3Iov-'d Out of Albemarle.
A special to the Charlotte Ob-
A 11 1 111
server rrora iuoemane aatea
July LM says:
"One Zachary Bell,' of David
son county, came into town yes
terdav for the purpose, it is
sa'd, f)f organizing a labor union
The Mill News of Charlotte has
just exposed a scheme in which
it says these unions so called are
being prostituted and used as
anti-amendment clubs. In the
.exposure Mr. Bell is named as
one of the organizers, a man of
very unsavory reputation and
strongly anti-amendment. Know
ing these things a number of the
citizens of the town and the op
eratives of the mills concluded
that it was the best thing for
Mr. Boll's health that he move on.
So last night a crowd waited on
hiin and escorted him beyond the
limits of tho county with the
parting injunction not t6 return
'o do bis. dirty work. No vio
."ii'.' v ;is offered him and every
' 1 1 " . vis peaceable and in order.
Tlx people of Stanly county
suifeu d one imported emissary
.o cc ,iiC here and work against
the amendment some time ago,
but they are now thoroughly
aroused and feel that they are
able to vote their own convic
tions nvithout outside interfer-i
once.
gregation started an enterprise
(heaven bless our good women,
they're always at something of
the kind) and this lady conceived
the idea of asking, for a small
free-will ottering (aboutl() cents
each) from friends of her .'hild
hood. The . response brought
her S2.95, small it looks, but put
into the quHt that was being
made for ;the benefit of the
church, it was no small help.
The generous response by far-
off friends touches Mrs. Glass
most deeply" and her eyes fill
with tears of loving gratitude
while her heart overflows with
tenderest emotions.
She invokes heaven's richest
blessings on each one manifest
ing the kindly interest and asks
us to give tho names of thoso
who have thus kindled afresh
the sweet memories of loved
ones severed by time and dis
tance.
The persons to whom she ren:
ders public acknowledgment for
manifestations of sympathy and
loving interest are the follow
ing: Mr. and Mrs. R M Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Cline, Mr. and
Mrs. John Propst, Mr. and Mrs.
Crawford Hilemau, Mr. and Mrs.
Pink Misenheimer: Mesdames
Lidia Hileman, Mollie Dayvault,
Sarah Cress. Ohio Patterson;
Misses Kate Foil, Rose Wille-
ford; Messrs. James Sapp, Chas.
Alexander, Will Hileman, Victor
Suther, Thomas Waller, Jqhn,
David and Charles Winocoff,
John Freeze, Fretl Glass, Will
Cline and Will Castor.
U Sundify Sight.
Sfimo miserprCnt, drow t.lm stn.
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pie and took Mr. James P Cook's w we SELL.IT. Will cure 0
horse from the -stable Sunday. 0 T , . .
night and'rode or drove it prob- 9 Indigestion and . , g
ably most of the night. ;8 ... Dyspepsia J
Mrs. Cook was disturbed frou 0. . .
oi mi .on - H If you are troubled of tbeie dw.
thinks was the horse's.crosslng M
the bridge, but at the time pre1 ,Q
sumed th!it it wras a noise from! (2
some other , cause, She found j
Jitestifciss Answered.
Yes. Ancii?t Slower still has ttrtjarg-
y kest saleof any mtdicinaia tiiciilized
world. Your mothers and gr a od mothers
never thougilf of, using anytliins else
'or indigestion or billiousness. Doctors
were scarce, and they eeldom heard gl
apiendiciti9, neryons prostration or
heart failure, e 3. They nped Anirust
flower to clean out the ytKm And
stop fermentation CI undipt'rtvd food.
regnlata tho f.;tiuti i f tu livtr, stimn-
eases give this medicine a trial
and bo cunL It cc sts you 25 cts.
per bottle.
the horsiin th yard this (Mon
day) morning with every indica
tion of being greatly abused. It
is to be hoped that any one hav
ing a clue to this crime will fur
nish tho same so that the wretch
may be caught and prosecuted
for trespass and for cruelty to
animals.
Concord Drug Co
Phono 37.
Hon. HarrrTracey to Speak Here.'
Mr. Jno. A Sims received the
following telegram this (Monday)
morning from Raleigh: "Harry
Tracey will speak in'Ccncord
August 1st."
"Hal W Ayer."
Hon. Harry Tracy is from
Te 'v'l - a .:d wjis very prominent
in !!. .'llianrc and one of the
aen'in the Populist
Notice to Veteran.
Camp No. 212 in its meeting on
August 8th, 1899, resolved to
meet 6n the same day that Gen.
Barringer's cavalry company
meets which is tho second Tues
day in August. This year it is
on the 14tK. Veterans will
please remember to meet on that
day for the election of officers
and such other business as will
be before the body. .
County Institute.
The teachers' of the county
should begin to get ready to at
tend the county institute which
has been arranged for the last
week of August.
There are US country schools
in tho county and tho teachers
of these schools are required by
law to attend.
The instructors are Prof. C S
Color and Mr. W W Morris and
tho work will be of tho most
practical nature.
Arrangements will bo made so
that board may be had at re
duced rates and the teachers
should bring their book's and
stay the entire week. II will bo
an excellent opportunity to re
view the branches and get ready
for tho work of the yoar, yes,
and for examination also as much
credit will bo driven to those who
attend every day.
The white teachers will meet
at the court house and the col
ored teachers at the colored
school building.
Practical recitations and dis
cussions will take the place of
lectures.
Every toacher should have a
note-book and bo prepared to
question and be questioned.
Samples of tho lessons to bo
given will appear in this paper
from time to time.
8
late the nervous tid organic eti, of
the system, and tjint Is all Ihey took
when foehng drut and bad with head-,
aches and other ':;hes. Yrou onlneed a
jC lew itof-es oi ui eon s August v lower, in
i .liquid frni to make yoii eatilied there i.s
normng scr:on.- ote htutit vr!i roj.
For sale by all dealers in r.viliziH.'
councries.
- Mf S'v.-ri.-. '
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Ma'sonic A'otide.
Special communication
The Best Remedy lor Stomach a,nd Bowel
, Trouble.
"I have been in the drug. business for
twenty years and have sold most all of
the proprietary medicines of any note.
Among the entire list I have never
found anything to equal Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea lteniedy
for all stomach and bowel troubles,"
sys O. W. Wakefield, of Columous,
Ga. "This remedy cured two severo
cases of cholera morbus in my family
and I have recommended, and sola
hundreds of bottles of it to my custom
ers to their entiro satisfaction. It
affords a quick and sure cure in a
pleasant form." For sale at Marsh's
drag store. .
Tis said and truly so
That a Hit Dog Always
Hosiers.
Other people may say that they sell
. as cheap as Parks & Co. you kmw thai"'
stuiT. lis true you hear rarks-& Co. at'-drlv
Special' Sales spoken on all 'sides, even by
other merchants. That's becauso-we sell tin;
goods. Since the 2nd day of July we luive
been doijiff a phenominal business busy
every day just like fall of the year. 1 ;i- ii .
of cutting. the force down for tho dull ino;). !i,
wo have been compelled to have extra k. lp
There is just three more weeks of this "-rami
sale to the 15th of August by which time th
stock must be materially reduced. lo clo-v
out certain lines, the price cutter is goin;
deeper and deeper into the heart of desirabh
merchandise for immediate use.
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Here are UnparaleM, Matchless Y0r sri yon sborJd not
lie slow if you would share in them :
1,000 yds. of 10c White Lawn, 40 inches wide,
Sale lorice 5c.
1,000yds. of 7e bleeched domestic, yard wide
and good heavy cloth,
Sale price 5c.
500 yds. of 10c corded dimities, good patterns.
Sale price 5c.
Great reduction in white P. K., all grdes.
ft L. Parks & Co.
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WE ARE RIGHT IN "IT. I
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of Stokes Lodo lNO.i2 A
V v F & A M this evening at 8
o'clock, July 25, 1900.
Work in the first degre.
Craftsmen, take due notice and
govern yourselves accordingly.
By order of tl3 W. M.
K H Griffin, Sec.
Jiadv 23-1900.
Mr. and Mrs. David Shields i mm.
wlio ha v been visiting at Mr. J MissPearland Myrtice Thomp-
I! Caidwell's went to Due West, 'son, of Salisbury, returned home
,A FRESH .LINE OF
Nice Candies,
ALSO NICE F11ISII
Summer Cheese !
AT S. J. ERVLVS
We do not offer you a Dollar for Fifty cents,
but we do offer you the
Best Line of Stoves in Concord 1
Solid car of Star Leaders jnt arrived; fifteen years guarantee on
fire back; satisfaation guaranteed or mom-y buck. We aiso huvu ii
stock Iron Kings, Oats City and Georgia Home.
Q A VI DO Y0U PLAY A SPRING iNSTUU
Oi-i. I ! MENT? WE SELL.'ErvI.
Violins, Guitars. Han j one, Mamlolfnj, Zithers, Aceordion, etc., and
all kinds of strings and repairs.
l'lllllllll!lllll!l!lllllmll!ll!i;illMill.l:lf i .:!;jlJ:::Jii;Jl!l.;.
FU'RNITLJRE! EURNITJJRE'!,
Ko house in North Tjarolina Wrries a. larger htock or better line, and
vro -(nil sell you Roods as clttap as the pai.ua rrade of floods cjiu be
boufrht anywhere. We have said und say, coLae and ee it ie tiuc
Bell, Harris &
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thi morning.
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