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Q j . r - . .1 !brrr :Ttr. mm m - 'j - i .. ar- " C'ONCOIU N. OWDKSUi. DECEMBER -id, LQOO. ' -8 PrjcE: 1.on por year. -SNGLB COPY 5 CENg.. XfcS. rRAMTS J- IIAFJSELli DEAD. ' ratigfitBcnts of t i First burial. . dv for the rtrrrsH the'scklus on china. iEssis . ses AaM.v ?'cT?Ifty at 4 pt hi. . II Nsbaud KT.c;i in War-Loaves Four ! liiWrcu ana Three Alfcctlouate Step- Mrs. Francis Josephine Hart s'! died at her home on South Spring street at 4 .o'clock Mon day evening. . She had been in delicate health for some years and had kept her becKor several months. Clio iv)c P,1 vonrt? nffp. InSt, June. " . Mrs. Uartsell was the daugh ter 'of the well-known Mr. Daniel A G Palmer, deceased.' She wns married 'to Mr. John Kendall and loaves a son of the same name. She was made a widow in the dark.duys of the great war, her husband being slain in the battle of Sevea Pines. In 1878 she married the Rev. John 0 Uartsell, of -the Metho dist church, who was left with three small children by tho death of ins first companion. He died 8 .years ago. In the new relations she reared the motherless three, Mrs. Fan nie Cash, of Winston, and Messrs A M and M B Uartsell. She leaves by her second mar riage Misses Daisy and Pen r I and Mr. Earl Uartsell. It is pleas ing to nate that fhe relations be tween the deceased and "those of the household not of her .own blood were the most harmonious and affectionate. Mrs. ' Uartsell was connected with the church at an early age and ah":.; .; adorned-her Christian professions'. The . burial ceremonies to'ok place this (Wednesday) morning at 10 O'clock at Central M. E. church and tho remains were placed in the eity'cemetery. MRS. MARY N. HITCH DEAD. Conditions on Width !' Powers. Will YUifravr From t'bina. Th Powers have corne to'cfti Mrs. Hitch Jt Ct three children Mr. M. L FJteh, Mrs. D A.Murr and Mrs. IfrlYoyn?. -nd agood- agreement iri.the matter of de lv number of Aiandchildren.somoafids on China as renditions on of whom are. iif other States. which they will, withdraw their She was tLe oiliest citzen of fprces from Pekin and other points now occupied. i I!! . I i Concord's jOIdost Citizens Passes A way -Nearly 00 Years Of J. At 5 o'clock Sunday morning the lampof life went out and the spirit of Mrs. Mary N Ritch passed into the roalm of the un known to scenes viewed by faith . through the light of D:vine reve She had attained tothe very great age of 89 years) JU months and 25 days. The funeral rites were con ducted at Forest Hill M. E. church, of ?hkshe was a con sistent member, at 9 o'clock a. m. Monday. By special request of the de ceased hur grand-sons bore the remains ri 1 gently laid them in the city cemetery. They, the pall bearers, are Ccoige,Kiah, VVill iand Sam Murr and James Youiig. The sixth, Lewis Ritch, failed to arrive at the funeral. By l-.'est, too, her grand dpitci", iliss Myrtle Young, hivsc .-"ii directed all the ar-i Concord a -.id as rcmarked-in the funeral discouVso by. her pa'stor. Rev. Mr. Huggins, was the old. et Methodist in the 1own. . Mrs. Rilchhadti fulbmeasure of life's experience and lays them down with honored, revered and beloved memory. , 5?o:ne Notes Takoujby Snap Suot. It was- a glorious Christmas celebration that we have had at least the Childrehs' part:' A"t the Ovman -Reformed church almost a fall eongrega. tion assembled .at 6:30 -o'clock in the morning While it was yet Dark" and there was a. soulful, devout spirit of worship mani fest. It was good to be -there. At Rev. Mr." Presto.n's churches there was great interest taken in (he exercises. At . McKinnon church there was onu tree and at Cannon villo two. A very phas ing t'roat was given to the Sun day Schools and a good surplus was provided and "sent to cheer tho homos of the less fortunate. A substantial sum was 'collected for the Assembly Home at Fred ericksburg wlrch is an institution for the card and education of ministers' orphans and tho Chil droa of missileries. The exercises at. the Baptist ch urch wero very p'ieas tug. Tho two trees gave symetry and the built up tree between with its mngic flowers bursting forth right before all eyes during the cantata rendering gave great pleasure to tho little folks and even more when the tree was taken dowp and found tobe com posed of boxes of goodies tfor them. , Al St. Jarmes the reoess was decorated and contained a pyfa midal, design reading "Herald Angels" cro,wned with a golden star. Tho children rendered 'their various parts with marks of training and all went ' off lovely especially , wljep they marched by eyiick step music to the lecture room "Where a .pretty tree was lighted up and from be hind which Santa Claus came out and had for each a substan tial treat. At All Sa'nt's Episcopal ciiurcn tnere was a service in which the learned Rector aduced the most irrefutable proofs that Christmas dav properly the D .-C, ;a oor and de- i In brief they are A 'delega tion headed by an imperiarprince must go to Berlin to make suit able apologies for the murder of Baron Von Ketteler; China must (i erect a 'monument on the spot where he was murdered, on which the regrets the Chinese Emperor aro to be -inscribed in the Latin, German and Chinese languages; The severest pun ishment of the officials responsi ble for the massacres and tho abuses and certain 'restrictions on the city government for five years where these outrages have been committed; Honorable re paration to Japan for the murder of Mr. Suyjumia; The erection of a monument in every interna tional foreign cemetery which has been desecrated by tho Chinese; Cortain restrictions against making or importing arms into Ohina; China to adopt financial measures guaranteeing indemnity to the governments, societies, companies and individ uals that wTere the sufferers' by the Chinese, alyo native Chinese who suffered on account of aid ing the foreigners must bo in demnified; Each power must have the risrht to maintain a pernio, ne,nt guard at its legation and fortify it and to exclude Chinoso from it; Tho destruction of forts between Pekin and the sea that might be used to interfere with communication; TCbines to pub lish decree forbidding on pain of death, any citizen to bolong lo an anti-foreign society;" Chinese ovei nors' te be held responsible for ordr in Uieir provinces and to b.o removed and "disqualified from holding office ittHey can't control any future uprising; Tht Chinese to reform the depart- V FRESH LINE-OF Nice Candies, ALSO NICE FRESH Summer Cheese AT S. J. EK YIN'S I REMEMBER thtit tLo Cofuioril Stt'iiin L't-'murv Sr Dye Workij f-ti ! l have tiie u..ii ii.arr.1 of CK- ii.i nl Pyoinij, :!:.! i- : rre proi luvA eyer in that line. Ourci :.icu iiif,' is lo)u.' Mi&foncLIy rii1 "e D'E sofentitioMHt. A . OUH PRICES ARE AS FOTK.OV-T : Cont V Vent :t'Jlcaned ami l'lussed $ .7, Pair of Puats Or 'Whole Hmt Aa Ovei co it Ladies Skirts Suits .'Dyed uh d rreeswl runts " Skirts " . - ii 2. J0 1 :m. 76 io 1.3V Prices' on any other artielQ:i.not mention will bo given npor. rp plication. Also rememtor that iTvpiil ceilt. liist'OUNT is fill j wed ton all Dye work. Ciw uV a .ati. Concor Steam Lancdry4 U A 3 m i ft n ft Si V S 3 ment of foreign affairs. not doubt its ;orr:e learned 25th day of chired that he did authenticity c!crv.ro r, d v-Milal ior.3. 'J'hcFoivst jiili i. Z. Cliutch fnndi.y School had a most splen did (A.rcise and general good time, ? 11 receiving their treats and going on their way rejoicing. Ritchle-BIume. Mr, Jno! L' Ritchie and M;ss Dora Blume were married by the Rev. SD Steffey at J:he Sj. John's parsonage Tuesday evetv, ing. They returned to Concord today(Wedresday). Mr. Ei!tchie's parents gave a feast dinner in honor of the vent and also as a family reunion, his n Mff G T Ritchie having recently returned 9 "com. the west. Miss Illume is ft daughter oi: our townsman, Mi. W H E'ume. Our congratulations and very best wishes are for marital bliss for the couple. Rev. L. E. Rusbuy, o Salis bury, received a pounding frcCh his congregation last Friday ; Of tlie season to our ffien and customers. We -wisl? you all a Merry Christmas an d a most prospero n s Year and century Em D Uk jf "ivy l it tt - mm an. t conies but once a year and if you don't gpt your sharo it shall vot be our fault. We propose to take fetock Decern oor 20th, rain . shine, sick or well, and in order to make stock takint a light as possible we will inaku you PRICES on nil liuds of Failiitlirc, cv o-:, Star Leader Cook-Stove, and if you want a IP JH B JJ:JJ? , v iiid do. we think we have the best in the town.. Come and m .. ... Y GOODS that are arriving daily. a.. 0 night, says the Sun. "Veare yours, wis5inMole you; A u I 1 w -
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