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PftiCE: S4.00 per ;ear.
COKCORD. N. G WEDNESDAY, AUGtfST V 1900,
SlNGLK bOPY5 CENT
m. wit ;
OIMJA TOSEt).
Third Dafs AVofk ft HirtUftrg In
stitute.
Good Bains Too lata Ar Corn l$ui This is the third day of tht
Good for Turnips-V Hornless Itilu- Teachers' Instifute" and it is be-J
Away But Knrrw l-seane ueiuuou commg mQro yiterestmg every
With Church Kites and Social Feast. -, It is one of the best and
i rr
Mt. Plisn nt Items.
Mt. Pleasant, , Aug. 9 Mr.
m m
R W. Harrier has sone tew
Alb'emarle where he has accepted
apposition with Little Bros.
' Messrs G D Moose and J L
Suiith spent several days m
Asheville last .week.
Mrs. Andy Propst, and sister
Miss Eddleman, of China.Grove,
tvery Mills a,?ro Kills Mr. Mills XI.'
Flack Sear Forest City and is
f . TIT J. T.!l
LyiM-hedoutlie vvayiojau. - . . ... iX .
Our State has another lynch- eariz.s Her yimymwu . raost practice insiuuies tnai
inc not. few the usual cause but a Written for The Standard.. . ',hiLS .over. .been held tn
B . ,n,;,noi;n Orean Church, Aug. -S. Our tho mtv. Prof. C S Coler
CaSO OI VClY KlUcllv JJIUVULatiuu. --o - .
vpn, Forest Citv in Ruther community jias Deen niubbuu vnu gave two lectuies tnis raounn
- . I 1 !--. lnct TTrtr ! i vv-.. .mi uli v
f.A .Aiinh- -ihnnt, Q O'CIOCK COpiOUJi suuv cia "' ' One OrilHSlUlJ iiuu um; oj."j
ford county about J o ciolk r . wp visiting relatives m our
Tnpda.v moraine. Averv Mills a" The ram came too laio u uuu, siology Bupl. bUCKicy gave
14,nint viPimm no-ro killed the corii crop, but our farmers i lecturG this mcruing on school town last week.
law Dr. J Ifi amooc gave, a Mr. iiule Miller, oi liear i'op-
very interesting talk this even- iar ail,j Mr. Clarence Betts, of
ing on alcohol aud its effects Albemarle, spent several days in
upon the organs ot the body. town ast weeK
An intQrcstmg program . nasi p w t, moved
been prepared for tomorrow. Do tQ this place lagt Monday scllool
Mr. Mills H Flack. are uuuu "" Wi
nfnic nvori Mr. Flack's son by sowing turnip socd. lur-
farm and a difficulty arose when nips not only make a palatable
Mr. FlaCk attempted to gather dish tor the tame,- oum uuu
some fruit on Monday. .Mills' oitne oe suu.utu,, -
wife threatened to shoot Flack and is relished by stock of all
who left to avoid a difficulty. Wpds. Farmers, don't forget to
The next day Mr. Flack and have a big turnip paten.
sons were working near the ne- Sev..Gpo. H Cox, who hac a
. . i i : t nnnnPT rnmovod Jroui Uis unuer
ifvn'c hnnsfl when ne cauio uuir""""
and stirred up the fruit difficulty. Hp two weeks ago, is doing
A quarrel ensued and it is -said niceij.
that Mills' wife brought him his miss aiioo f owi. M
.vi .i i.n-.hot, Mr. piack been confined to her bed tor six
- L ,xT.,u , I weeks with typhoid fever, is
near the heart. With his gun P1U '
,. i .i j- able to oe up anu auuuu uei
t,!wi Tn flio cfnitrtrlft Pln.P.k mt r00m
i v 1,1 I On Tuesday of last week as
illli Jia'jx tiM-i". w"v '-"-'O
WE ARE AGENTS FOR FOrt
a AND
t Eureka -Piano
AND
Furniture Polish,
P I . 1 . 11 l1
R5 through hereby one of its uiukeia CUi
Thost) vi ho btiye tried it kno?,-. j
what, it i.. llenibves fSioh., "'
tSJ! ytaiiitf. Scratches, etc. .
Price: 50 - eauts per Miio..
Plionc.87.
HERE
GO
not fail to attend the Institute
if you have not already enrolled
You will find it practical, profit
able, aild beneficial.
Mr. L W S Bost was going to
China Grove with a two-horse
team, the lines became un
the officers1-were Uoupled. He stopped to adjust
i them, but as he stepped on the
i double-tree to reach' the lines the
wound ins? him. Mr. Flack died
an hour later.
Mills and his wife were ar
rested and as
taking hern to Rutherfordton
ion ti-inv- wove nvprtaken bv a
1U11X HIV T .1 A " ' ' v I , , .
urA tnomnn was nulled out team startea ruu, tuiu.ub
JHUU U.Li- l"V x- I ,
, . , i a. i I the driver on the tongue, ana
of the vehicle and taken away. mounvu . '
, i i i i. i- i I seeinc no way oi uauauo xio
1 in; umuviu uiv.u . .
n th nrisoner rolfed off, the wagon passm
J.UW CliJV x vw x I - , . -1 i
,i wa thrown On witUOUl.lOUCinua mm, auu uc
WIIUIUUUUU " I , ,.1.4
, i i i i t I came out wim wuaj oi,o""
ac-ainst a bank and shot to death r""3 uuu J
Kvn cnc Th team ran aooui
lKJLUXtJ7 - '
instantly. I ,
mi,,, -r-mon r.crn-nofl whim nil ii
1 V.H.U.CI .-1 l.uv.M.v- I .,1
tlllS WaS gOing OU UUl waa -
I V.on V-v-i-.-it. nt hie homo
oriel m 111 1 f 1 1 I
1 it Last Friday was a happy day
AJltJIC VIUll 1 o i AU.i
to the crowd to refrain from vio- for grandma Lippard. Aboat
lence but all was to no purpose, seventy-five of her relatives ana
The special to the Charlotte friends gathered at the home o
Observer giving the account , daughter .Mrs. Katie'Rimer,
says arrests ot lyncners with whom Kraudma lives. Rev.
, be made. U, r. i..n t ,tt. Qnn
Mr. iveiuesen, .j- "
church, preached a very inter
esting and instructive sermon,
thon Rev. Mr. Cox administered
the Holy Communion to grandma
and a few intimate friends At
noon a large table was erected in
I the yard, and soon was loaded
with the good things which the
Mrs. Ed. Cook, of Spray, Bead.
A telegram was received to
day (Wednesday) from Spray,
N. C, by relativ.es at Forest
fTili announcing: the death of
"
Mrs. Ed. Cook, who died this
morning after an illness of only
about a week with typhoid fever
Mrs. Cook was a young woman
ryA Inrliae nnrl not forgotten to
t of some 20years and was a Miss take,with'them. The afternoon
Jarrett before her marriage. . . 1easant chat.
Grandma is neal ing her ninety-
second birthday, but for certain
reasons hcr friends thought best
notlo wit till then for the re
union, or'social gathering, as.it:
miglt more properly be called..
leaves a husband and one son
about two years old, to mourn
thp.ir loss. Her mother died
only about three week ago.
Mr. Cook is a Concord man
and' is highly esteemed by the
people in Spray. lie has
many frienfls in this city who
will sympathize with him in the
loss of his young wife.
Business Change.
Mr. Jno. W Cook has pur
chased a half interest in Mr. J
Smith's store and they to
gether have purchased the J L
Boger' restaurant.
opens the fourth of next month.
It is rumored that the ladies will
give the boys a roception.
Prof. G F McAllister and P -M
Winning Hearts A Fine Tribute. Nussman spent several days m
Rev. J H McLain, the new Mecklenburg, last week. .
pastor at Poplar Tent church, is rjr i y lVey, of New London,
already winning the 'hearts of is at the hotel doing dental work.
his people and entering into his I a J
work with great .zeal. iis Many thousanda bavQ been restored
churches in South Carolina. were toSiSr l 'IIa?60 t5
devoted to him and regretted afflicted with any throat or lun trouble
rh tn nart With nim. IT nmirrl.a that hnvo reel? ioa
. ' . i all treatment for toany years have yield-
Both Churcnes pubhwu fld tQ thig remody and perfect health has
tions of regret, showing tneir ueer i w . r - -
esteem and love for him and his health resorts failed to benefit, have
esitum ttuu wto rUrrff ni.fint.lv ftured bv its use, For
fa-mil v. Wo cotw below ,the Hia a Marsh's drug store.
.. nA Mr. W G Means returned home
congregation 01 umuu Tuosdav niffht from Cloveland
church: . springs much improved, but still
'Ve beg leave to give ex- unwell.
pression ol our ieenugs m ic-
gard to giving up our pastor,
who has been so long and pleas
antly associated with us as our
spiritual leader and guide.
And we as a church and as a
congregation do hereby express
publicly our high esteem for
Rev. J M McLain as a man and
as a minister of the gospel.
And that wo, wnile regretting
his going away from us at his
own request, concur with him in
asking Bethel presbytery to dis
solve tho pastoral relations ex
isting between him and this
church (Allison Creek.)
And that he coes from us with
our best wishes and earnost
for the welfare of him
self, his dear wife and little ones
and for success in his holy vo
cation, and in the hope that his
life may be long spared to do
much good in that lot or field
where God in h providence has
called him to labor. ; ,
And further, we commend him
rind his loved ones to the Chris
tian love and fellowship of those
nnn yards of fim
JLawns and Or
gandies at a great sacrifice..
A great bargain was hit - up
on in the northern markets,
which tlie people of Concord
will get the benefit .of. It is
rather late, we kndw, for
such fabrics, but still there
will be five or six weeks yet
in which light goods will be
worn. If yon are without
a want in this line, at pres
ent, it will pay you to buy
now and make up next
spring. This is the greatest
offering of the season and
you should not fail to come
and inspect the goods.
Here arc some
of t&e figures :
A FRESH LINE OF
Nice Candies,
also nice fresh
Summer Cheese
at s. j. eryin's'
25o. Fino Organdie, beautiful rat
terns, onlyji
124C.
Lawns cheap at loo. to boll ior
10c.
lOo. Lawns in all coin and patterns
to be put on sale at
5c.
ii
i
in
4
new lot of Lawns to tell at
3c.
Be sure to come prepared
to buy a big supply.
H, L. Parks & co.
During last 3T.y an infant child of
our neighbor vraa sutferins from cholera
infantum. The doctors had eiyen up
all hopes of recovery. I took a bottle
of Chnmberloin's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy to the house telling
them I felt sure it would do good if
used according to directions. In two
days time the obiM had fully re
covered. Tho .-Lild is now vigorous
You All Know Aboat
The Man Behind the Gun !
' We .ro ako ready tar action in correct form Ht rtoady aim, lcl
with all kinds of
Furniture and House Furnishings
to tM muzzle. We go forth conquering and t conquei :.-Cai rtoto
and saving all discounts. We are in a position to do you Sood.
tian love and leliowsnip ui uu uurnneoi. Ji fihMpn Oak'Suits
among wfcom h!s lot is cast and Mahogony, Birds Eye-Maple and Golden Oak bu ts
. , iu, fi.,.,, l.av. . t -n,n00 RArisar the talk of the town, ion
Xb" - SrX'Sae o. olwooa in tne hou
'ZSSrbv office's of A1H. Farnitnre that haven't in tne store, or on the , ay.
son Creel cnurcn.
J. A. M. L. Stewart,
Wn. Jl Neely.
Wm. hoate,
J. R. Cook.
D. B. A. Watson.
You
for
J PicttlfesH JjAtoicaifastWnS.
y M w Tilirj shipment m two motLs,
M r-S V.. ITv,r! A (J which shows we didu'tbuy uu- Lt
0 Did You Lver: w ttdvl,eaiy.
ft
,..,,1 t,nUVitr
remedy frequently and have never
drug store.g
The Best Prescription for Chills
flrnve'a Taste-
Ana iever in a uuvw : , . ,
lflS Chill Tonic. It is simply iron end
ilO
cure-
copay. PricpOOc.
Come aid see us, wo are never too busy to welcome you.
Belt, Harris & Lo.
Ifesidence Phonj. .
Store Vhone 1:1