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OONORD. N. c'TTESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,
1900.
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Central al. L. Church Keeps Her Pastor
Her. II. 11. "Pafkcr-P. E.
We note the following appoints
by' Bishop Morrison, at' the
Greensbonr Conference in which
our Methodist brethren as well
as others are most interested:
SALISAURY . DISTRICT W. W.
' BAYS, P. E.
Salisbury: First Church H
L Atkins.
Main Street A H Whisner;
East Salisbury R G Barrett.
Spencer Station R C Craven.
Salisbury Circuit D F Car
penter. Concord: Central J A B
Fry.
Forest Hill J N Huggins.
Epworth J H Barnhardt.
Concord Circuit-T W Smith.
Mt. Pleasant Circuit L T
Cord ell.
China Grove Circuit E G
Pusey.
Norwood Circuit J O Shelley.
Albemarle Station rG T Rowe.
Albemarle Circuit G M Gen
try. : Gold Hill Circuit J S Nel
son. Lin wood Circuit and East Lex
ington Mission D P Tate.
Lexington Station and West
Lexington Mission J D Arnold.
Salem Circuit W Y Scales.
We note that the Rev. R H
Parker, pastor of Central church
four years ago, is made Presid
ing Elder of the Asheville dis
trict. The Rev. R M Hoylo
goes to the Polkville circuit.
Rev. S B Turrentine who served
as presiding elder of the Char
lotte district becomes pastor of
West Market street church,
Greensboro and the Rev. F Siler
whom he relieves goes to Trinity
church "Charlotte. The Rev. J
C Roweiieccmes presiding elder
of Charlotte . district. Dr.
Chroitzburg remains at Tryon
Street church.
Items From Faith.
Written for The Standard.
Faith, N. C, Nov. 27,' 1900.
Mr. W S Stirewalt and Mrs.
Maggie Rimer were married on
.Sunday evening by Rev. George
Cox. We hope they will locate
in Faith, as Mr. Stirewalf is a
good granite cutter.
Seventeen granite pillars were
shipped from here to Mr.. Hat
ley, at Albemarle Saturday.
Mr. Andy Cooper and" family
have moved into their new home.
Mrs. J C Watt, of near Lisk.
postofnee, is visiting relatives in
Faith'. ;
Messrs. George Hoffner and J
Thomas Wyalt haue each bought
an organ cd placed in tJoeir
parlors. Other families talkbf
buying soon.
The plastering in the new
Lutheran cLrarub about com
plete.
A. M. E. ZION CONFER EMU.
White Citizens Perfectly. Wclfume
Bishop 'Hood to Be Here.
The ' annual meeting of the
Central N. C. Conference of the
A M E Zion church will convene
in the methedi'st church on West
Depot street tomorrow (Wednes
day the 28th) Bishop J W Hood
presiding. All the white citi
zens that would like to attend
any of its sessions are 'perfectly
welcome. Preaching each even
ing at 7-o'clock and on Sunday
at 11,' 3 and 7 o'clock. Business
sessions during week days.
W H Graham,
Pastor.
,P. S. The conference will
supply the other churches of the
town on Sunday with preaching.
The Day at the Graded Schools.
The Thanksgiving exercises of
the first and second grades will
begin at 1 p. m.
The following program for the
other grades will begin at. 2:20
p. m. .
Music Pilgrim Band 3rd and
4th grades.
.- Thanksgiving Day Claudius
Smith.
Signs of Thanksgiving Julia
Barrow.
The Landing of the Pilgrims
Vernie Blume.
Why We Have Thanksgiving
Hattie Pounds.
The Pilgrims Myrtle Day
vault. The Dressed Turkey Adelino
Morrison.
When Father Carves the Duck
Afton Means.
Music Fill the Baskets
Chorus. '
Thanksgiving Ladder Five
5th grade girls.
Thanksgiving Letter Nellie
Herring.
John's Pumpkin Fred. Bost.
Remembrance of Turkey
Charles Davis.
The Passion Play Bettie
Hawkins.
Ride of Jennie McNeal Jessie
Sims.
Thanksgiving Story Edna
Correll.
The Bill of Fare Ray Bell.'
M usic To God in Heaven
School.
Thanksgiving Drill 5th grade
children.
His Mother's Songs Mary
Kimmons.
Thanksgi ring Letter Ann
Carter.
The Pilgrims; Lizzie Propst.
Help One Another De Al
mond Phillips.
Pilgrims in Song and Story
3rd gjrade children.
The Reason Why Sadie Furr.
The Pumpkin rOhla Brown. '
'Dialogue 5th grado children.
A Good Time Mary Sims. j
Thfc Girls' Thanksgiving
Mary Bingham.
Dolfio's Thanksgiving Ireng
.McConnell. .
The Faracpr's Thanksgiving 1
Eva May Brown.
Music Aaierica,My Home
School.
SALISBURY FIRM ASSIGNS.
The Burt "Shoe tympany Closed Doors
i Monday Evening. '
The Salisbury Truth-Index says
the Burt Shoe Company made
an a'ssignment Monday evening
for the 'benefit of its creditors.
It is very much regretted in
Salisbury. Mr. E W Burt, the
manager, -has been hindered
nluch from sickness,' it is said,
and could not give the fullest at
tention to business. He does not
avail himself of even tho home
stead. It is hoped that he will
ere long start up business again.
Colored Savings Bank.
Durham's leading progressive
colored men are nover behind
in matters that will tend to ad
vance and promote the welfare
of their race.
One of tho latest things is th'o
organization of a company for
the purpose of opening a savings
bank, to be known as the Dimo
Savings Bank of Durham.
The backers of this movement
are Jas. E. Shepherd, John
Merrick, R. B. Fitzgerald, Dr.
A. M. Moore and others.
The next session of the
General Assembly will bo asked
to charter this enterprise
Durham Sun.
Eight Fairly Good Riddles.
Feet have they, but they walk
not stoves.
Eyes have they, but they see
not potatoes.
Teeth, have they, but they
chew not saws.
Noses have they, but they
smoll not teapots.
Mouths have thny, - but they
taste not rivers.
Hands have they, but they
handle not clocks.
Ears have they, but they hear
not cornstalks.
Tongues have they, but they
talk not wagons. Golden Days
Miss Sarah Ann Harrelson, of
Williamson's Cross Roads, 'who
died recently, has been selling
whiskey for the last thirty or
forty years in defiance to Uncle
Sam. She died in poverty, and
some people thought she must
have had plenty of money, but
we are informed that only seven
dollars was found about the
place. Columbus News :
J, am not a fanatic on the use
of tobacco, buC I advise my
younger brethren to let it alone.
-Bishop Morrisonf
Six Frightful Failures.
Six terrible failures of six different
doctors nearly sent Wm, H Mullep, of
Lockland, O. , to an early crave. All
Kaia he had a fatal luns trouble andj
that'he must eion die, But he was
urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. After taking five
bottles he was entirely cured. It is
positively guaranteed to cure all dis
eases of throat, chest and lungs, ?clud
ing coughSColdd. la grippe, pneuyuoniu
bronchitis, asthma, hay fever, croup,
whooping cough. 50c and $1. Trial
cbottles free at Fetzer's drue store.
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A FRESH LINE OF
Nice Candies,
ALSO NICE. FKESIf
Summer Gheese
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AT S. J. ER YIN'S
China
as well as necessities in
lino of
China and
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8 &.J9&S
has come in and been marked and placed on the
tables for your inspection. The price well, if they
come from Parks & Co's. they are low enough we
dote a little more on quality and style.
China Cake Plates, new designs, according
to size, 15, 25 to 48c.
Cracker Jars, Salid Bowls, Cups and Saucers,
Celery Trays, etc. Come and look over the variety,
it will give you new ideas.
All kinds of Glassware
clearest goods.
Tinware and Agate Enamel Ware of all kinds at
Department' Store prices.
0
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DEPARTMENT STORE.'
Tell it to Your Neighbors
and come a running to the
Furniture Store
of Bell Harris-& Company.
Special Sale
to continue until December Ist.pDon'tJJmis tho chance of
your life to buy FURNITURE cheap. Fifteen thousand
dollars worth of
FurnStmire'airad Mouse FmiraJshSinigs
in stock, bought in car lots for spot 'cash.JEverytbing
new and up-to-date. We will make a change in our firm
at that time. Big reduction in .everything coirs and see.
t We will make you prices that wjll beat "the man that-made
" the goods. . u
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jlQ Star LeadCrsf'Tron Kings, Gate'Citys,
the bfjst cook Stoves on.
pocket aaainon 2. six noie
"iB&ll, Harris & Cdmpany..
P. S. IOou He usnd .jour
Residency .'phonu90.
REMEMBER
fchat the Concflrd" Steam Laundry A Dye
Works etill have the department ol
Cleaning: and Dyeing, and is butter pre
pared than eyer in that line. Our clean
ing is done thoroughly and we DYE
scientifically.
OUR PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS :
Coat & Vest Cleaned and Pressed $ .75
Pair of Pants " " . .40
Or Whole Suit " " 1.0O
An Overooat " " 75 to 1.00
Ladies Skirts " "" 50 to l.OO
Suits Dyed and Pressed . 2.50
Pants ' ' 1.00
Skirts " 75 to 1.50
Prices on any other articles not.
mentibn will be given upon ap-,
plication. Also remember that
25 per cent, discount is allowed
on all Dye work. .Give us a trial-
Concord Steam Laundry & Dye forto:
House
Furnishing
Department.
ISBiOBO
Thanksgiving1 brings a
demand for table deco
rations in
it
Novelties
tho kitchen. Our holiday
G-lasswar
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of the newest patterns and JJ
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COMPANY.
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actft If df jsfr us -"we.need the moaex
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