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XL-No. 107.
CONCOH1V N. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1895.
Whose NO. 1.S4S
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Concord, N. 0.
Ill rODELL,
j) B. CCLTRANE,
I," D. COLTRANE,
" President,
Cashier.
Assistant Cashier
' $50,000
$16,000
Capital.
Surplus
-DIRECTOR; ..
t u owl. D. F. Cannon
Vt AM KlXrt,
$ i Odell, W. H, Lilly,
D. B. COLTRANE. .
Speculation,
HAMMOND '&' CO. -
Stock &nd'-Soitd
180 & 132 Pc'arlStreet,
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KEW YORK CITY, N; Y. .
M O N E Y.
NO. 11.
The reader who has examined the
Jast two communications is no 'doubt
ready to admit that whatever the
standard of value, the value of the
money unit, may be it is of the
greatest. importance that it shall be
as nearly invariable as the nature ot
things will permit. Let it be sup
posed, however, that it is desirable
J. W, Cannon; un Wvp fwn Qfonrioo u
standard as it is commonly called,
and that the aim shall be to have
them established on absolute equal
ity,- How shall the equality be es
tablished ? The first notion of equals
iy that presents itself is that the
two metals, ' Say, shall have q u al
recognition at the' mint, that each
shall, have the same time given it
for coinage, that each shall be ocined
into, the same denominations, that
there shall be as .many one dollar
pieces, two dollar pieces, five dollar
pieces, ten dollar pieces, twenty dols
lar pieces, coined of the one as of the
Scocfcs, Bonds and Grain bought and other. This would put each on
sold, or carried on Margin. , equal terms in the mint provided.the
p. S. Send for explanatory circus expense of handling the one was no
lar on speculation, also weekly mar- greater than ' the expense .attending
ket letter. (Free)
dwly
UNIVERSITY OF
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the handling of the other. If the
expense incident to handling the
one were greater than that to hand
ling the other, the difference could
b6 adjusted sd as to put the two
metals on equality in the matter of
? v . ' I V an A 1 i n rr
Comprises the University, the - t; - ,
College., the Law and Medical Th? next B,eP towards ee
o ' . .. I :. r i. U i- .-1
cur perieoi euaauiy avouiu ue
to reneal all lesral tender laws, re-
T TT JT TV KT T t 1 1 '
'D LJ 1VL 1VL ili l I quiring all contracts to name the
kind of payment to be-made, and if
money is to be paid, on the basis, of
which standard oavment shall be
4or teachers. Tuition $60 ; ; 35 made. If the two metals were eold
teachers, 471 students. Ad n:A aU naa rtM ufl aSIJt,
j -r, . 3 - ,L ,.T. r ana, sUveraJI noUs wou.d, he drawn
Chapel Hill, N C. for Cata- m either gold olrercom.
logue and handbook on "UNI- wpeonTeir or ineir cqoinienn.
' ilm. . . ill! .
the peonle would en f orc a nrpfpr. 1
I
ence for the superior . metal, ;
Now, if hb two metals are not
naturally equal, no law, it is evident,
can make them so. Even in cases
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where attempts have been made to
j compensate for the want of natural
equaliry by establisning ratice; fail
ure to maintain, the ratios has fol
lowed becuase an increase or decrease
in the quantity especially of the in
ferior metal lias practically had the
effect of ibex easing or decreasing the
inequality, by adding to or dimin
ishing the burden incident to circu
lating and; handling, ;tbe inferior
metal. , ' r .
It should also be noticed that in
the matter ofepmparison we are so
j constituted bj nature . that in mak
ing comparisons, the ideal, whatever
that ideal may be, usually is what
we conceive to be the' best of 'the
class, "and with it we ' compare all
other members of the class. In com
paring trees cattle, horses, men,
metals, the. most n arly perfect
specimen is chosen, the other mem
j bers of the 6lMs being compared
with it , "
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Similarly -witn meta s uaeu asi
money material- If they are all dif
ferent, some one will be selected for
comparison. Xhe selection will not be
m aider at random or to suit the fancy
of some one person or clas3; of per
sons, but will be made in accordance
SCHOOL
VERSITY EDUCATION.
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manufacturers of
Stores would have notices put up in
each house stating on what basis all
sales would be made, and by what
standard all accounts would be set
tled. Contractors, mechanics, day
laborers, clerks etc. would have
special agreemeut in each case as to
the basis on which payment was to
be made to them. In the absence
of special agreement as to the basis
of payment the law might require
that the mean or average of the two
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- DEALERS IN
General
SUITS AGAINST FRALEY
Races Fair, Knt Crowd Small-Johnston,
tbe Fakir, 'Sot Yet Heard
r From. ;' : , ;
Salisbury, N. C, Aug. 29. The
racing at the fair ground yesterday
afternoon was fairly attended, but
was not as satisfactoiy as that on
Tuesday. The horsemen having the
crowd would not begin the races un
til sufficient money a certain
amount was raised. This took some
time, and then oaly two races were
run a trotting and running race;
The gate receipts for the two days
and- the money raised yesterday,
it.wa8 said, amounted to about 275,
which should meet nearly all the
expenses incurred by the horsemen
in coming here. - f Vr ; i
Rev, L K Propst, of Atlanta, Ga.j
lectured in St. John's : Lutheran
church ; tonight on 3he ;suTjebt of
Home, and ,Forei?n -Missions. The
lecture was both interesting and' in
s true live. ' - ' . ..
ReV? O B Km z and J D Heilig
attended the meeting of the Woman's
Ucme and Foreign Missionary .so
ciety at Org'Mn church. Have , had
no repcrt from them of the session,
. Jb ive or .1119 norse j)en wno were
duped into coming here to the race
meet adVertised by the .fake (Sal is-
bury- Racing Agsociatipn yes.terry
entered suits against Mr. W G Eraley
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MT. PLEASANT, N. C.
REV. J. ft SHIREY, D. P., Pres
ADADEMIC, COMMMROIA T.
AND
COLLEGIATE COURt ES.
Total necessary expenses
session of 38 weeks. $85.00 to
$137,000.
Next session begins Sept
3. 1895. For cotalocrue and
special information, address
the President as above, or
lm. Secretary of Faculty. .
M
ount vmcena
SEMI N A R Y
A Flourishing School for Yiur's 1
. Ladies.
. ! TEN TEACHERS,
-Ornamental Brarches Ec-fivo
t-. - - --
Carefui intention,
ftEV. O. L. T. FISHER, A. M
PEINCIPAi-,
MOUNT PL asa:; T. F. 0
fin OlilLliF"
College of. Agriculture
? , ; V ' ' awd Mechanic arts.
of . $50 each for conspiracy, and con-
with the decision of the peIiwliq federacy. : :The trial washeld: last
as a wlinlp. Have wntVnmt. - nrvhsii ifa- i - ' 'Li Mi -L- '.' -J- r 1:5'' '.:,.
nigni m me court room ueiore eq.
Andrew Murphy and sttfacted .uite
a 'crowxl
as a whole have without coiistuta
tion decreed in their own minds
wpiou.i8;oe superior, ue seieu- a cr0wxl of ' interested Spectators,!
tion is not made , because the; law Messrs. -Lee S Oyerman- and H:
says so, but'' the law. is -enacted to Clemeht appeared: for... the-plaintiffs
suit the selection already made. and itbiiiiTheo; F Kliittz if or : the
xnat metal wmcn lumns more defendant. ' On a hearing without
nearly all the requirements of a exaainlneall the witnesses the case
uiuiiey material wm; ue an lue waa on suited. The nlamtlff3 ao
The neit session of tliisLol-''
lege will begin Septenibr.rith,
wxammaiions at county soats
fitst" Saturday ? in : u gust . '
i ou n g men aesi r l n g , a , i e c n --j
nical education at an imnsnal-:
y low cost will do well to ap- ;
ply tor catalgue to
A. Q. HOLLADAYh Pw:;:
standard of comparison.
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The ranosT5 to 1, 16 to 1, 32 to
lrare by-nature comparisons, arid
show that one quantity is estimated
in ferms of another, that a, less
valuable metal is compared with a.
pealed td the i Superior cbnTt - J
Your correspondent would . sug-
gest a solution to the problem of
Mri William iSmotherscck .proN
pou nded in ; yesterday's Stand ird
if edncofd wa's not a : drv tb'wnT 'As
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FLY GINGHAMS, ' -OUTING
CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, STILETING standards be taken as the basis for
AND SALT BAG&A&ettlQmt' Iq tbis ttie two
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metais wouia roe given equal cnances
before the people. The parties to a
contract would then say what the
payment should be and their prefer
ences would be indicated in the con
tract. There would be no necessity
for calling'in the sheriff to enforce
Merchandise, the recePtion f iht weight, heavy
weignr, cneap or ucax ujuuey. txxic
parties would have a definite under
standing and no mistake covuld be
made.' '':f?"v'v- 'B WO ' '
As to whether the people would
receive the two metals on equal
terms, it no doubt would happen
that they would be 3 governed by
their own' convenience. If the
natural equality of the -iwo metals
was; the 84rnelthere" wouldt hardly, be
any preference shown for either the
one or the6ther. 4ff however there,
was not a naturar equality, thdi-ikr
if the colorr weight malleability etc.
if throne metal Jy not equal to
HARD TO SWALLOW.
more valuable metal; and, also,-n6t- it ia'he lets rt goy the board. For
wnuHiayuiijg uur piacicuw iui the.sake of saving shoe leather and a
either the one or the other metal, we drtv Rnfv would it not be a eood
still recognize, somehow or .other, for the aforesaid 'gentleman to
the 1 as the unit, and the 15, 16,and g0 a little further1 around -of" go
o as numoers or quaniiues com- 4 home in the dav . time
pcred with that unit, r .. 1 .;SecretarY.;.Johnson,.iof- the t racing
SAVIQNY. 1 oscniahinn whn Rkinnffl wh'ea his
fr';aud,wa,s discovered, i has not j yet
been; heard from, viiis iolducto.tnes
One Man Ate Seven Watermelons at J arid a few of hlS handbills are,, fltill
One Sitting A Wager. j here.
. Jep Morris is a resident of this;
ntr, aWA Tna l R'nrpaf TTHl TTia Two Livei saveu,
uapuuity xor rry iug waruiciyu. cit- m wag tol(j by her doctors
ceeds even a : wheelbarrow. Jim nnninmntmn ahd that there
Walter,1 a merchant at Forest Hill, waa no hope'fOr her, but tw6' bottles
tells the following : ' ' Drl Kins:s ew Discovery cbrnplet
'Wednesday Tiight Jep Morris and ely cured her and' she says it saved
o ni-r iiTH. nxr. xuub. xikkcio.
rnrim . mmm i
Count
BUYERS OF .'
ry Produce ,
of all Kind
AND
Fonr. Foot wood always
Wonted best prices fox
6ae. We!Wiln
Section of all , the goods
the color, weight malleability etc.
of the other metal, the people would
hardly receive them on equal terms.
The likes and dislike?, the desires of
nFhora to or p. in mo fltnrp
. j vJ ' v , Flordia St. San Francisco, suftere a
ral.-I VA ... H rxF thwart nlMA nH I 'V..".
: , - : . ,. ' , . I from a ilrpftHfnl t.n(i. RDTiroacninff
finding they wereso cheap (5 cents cgumptionV trlccl .thout result
each)prbpo8ed to-pay for three1 if, very, thing ' els ? then bdu ght: or e
Morris would eat ihi m. , The propo ; l5o Jtlabf Drv Km& New-Diecovery
sition was accepted and Morris ' ate. and in two week ivaF ;cntiHe is
the melons. 'Morris then said: he naturaly thankful; It is;such results,
Jva v, .k Qf which these ar earn ples;-that
wu u cu ..vyirj - f -- provethe wbnderf alfficacy of thi
would paytfor them. i.He was- takeir . twBraaia, re
up ande mlons
UUigUtUg)UI9 wm. w,i UW MA WUMWV Xv jJUlCK DillO-VVP.' I". l ..I yv.j
a leronrhimsel 4anipbJieSe
smallest of "these melons1 weighed .''IhlieVy
twelve ponnds.'' "-' ' ' i'''r ; f- trespaj?iBg suchv as htintiasi . cat-
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FEMALE ACADEHY..
The-QAth Annall Session begins September stli
iSq.s. Register for last year shows more than soo
persons under instruction during the year. . Spe- j
c . i . .. i . tr. 1. 1. t
acter and Intellect; Euildings thoroup;hVy reniod-
elled. Fully equipped Preparatory, Col!e:iate and
Post Graduate Departm; nts, besides nrsr-clasl .
schools in Music, Art, - Laaiguages, Conimei cia!
and Industrial Studies. . ,
J. H. CLEWELL, 'Rrincipal, S3lm,r v
daw 2v. - . . ';..... .'..,...'
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COFFINS &C
I have now in stcck at my rooms
opposite the court house a splen
did line of well-made" Furniture
such as
Bed Steads, Tables,
.Wash Stands Safes,
.Chairs, &c.
I ; dt f y competition in regard to
quality and price. You will be
surprised when you hear my prices
- Come and ' see. If not in stock
can supply you in a few days. ,1
' have a nice line Of 1
at prices that will surprise you. I
Ikeep a" full line on hand fcr irn.
mediate supply. I buy
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and rari; my planing machane, and
all. persons who wish any .thing
in thig line, will do well to call
and see me.
' Very Respectfully,
trespassing5!!
.wager of $5.00 has been; put tiog tmber;ralkft
u p'thal Morris .will eat ' i 2 5 pou nd s remo vU g rf rni t fealty tnine;; of an y
; Horns is a married man, about SOltnown 1 as T."lfe-jDaniel t Suther
rears 0f age- andwiirprdbably weigh lanQs, ' i8ctflttn9hpFY 1 .
be prosedu teilto it.her.io II est : extent
Xou pou
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Concord. N. C' July 13, 18951
HIGH SCHOOL
; Opens Septemheri. Offers full, thor
ough preparation for college ; practical,
horouk JUalning for v business ori life
For.tofonriation or annonncement, ad-
fdres.- HOLLAND THOMPSf :.
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