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Concord. N. O.
CONCORD, SEP L 23, 1895.
IT SEEMS TO BE GENERAL.
The Standakd has eeyeral limes
srsofctn of the amount of sickness in
Ocneoru. This is true, and it can
not b? denied. Many thought it
due to i he Lck of sanitary precau
tion, atd said so publicly, and The
Staniiid published it. This paper
knows that it is not customary with
newspapers to publish such news,
but ic strikes us a3 legitimate and
neceisary, thereby causing us all to
be in?! : careful.
lu this connection, while we do
not delight in it, but'greatly def lore
it, The Standard learns from re
liable sources that everal towns
near here on the Southern road are
having cior? fever than is Concord.
It is .eeu in the country districts
and small villages.
The oilic rs of the town are not to
blame uore than the private indi
viduals. The new order of things is
such tfcat the authorities cannot ap
propriate innds for Sanitary pur
pOJCS. v .'
Thto bei.-g the case it becomes
the doty ot all to be as precautious
as is posiiole.
Tdh U a dangerous time every
where, and Ooacord is not alone,
hut ULiong the many.
Tn e "Standard speake of t his
matter U3 an act of duty, and not in
a captious epint. It is, and no honest
man will deny, as jealous of the
town's good name as any individual
within its gates
A M or them paper eays the Chi.
nBse have decided to hang some of
ths fellows who took a hand in mur
dering the missionaries, If this,
. tso it looks as if the Chinese were
rgftfctin the hang of things, and are
departing from the old style of chop
ping elf heads. .
Fbi cign immigratio.n is on the in-
crease; The arrivals last month at
New York nu mbered 27,19 9; which
vas nearly, 10,000 more than for
August of last year. The total so
far for this calendar year is 212,773,
as against 166,581 for last year.
That was a great silver, rally in
Salisbury on the 19th. Ju3t 300
met the little U. S. Senators.
Hod . Lee S O merman, a probable
candidate for Governor, as his name
is often mentioned, was taken in
Lynchburg, Va., for a railroad con
ductor. Mr. Overman humored the
joke. This is one on the Can.
jit is said that there are twenty
our fuels' pending between Spanish
editors, who stem to be ' oblivious of
the fact that there is a racket going
. on in Cuba where they could hare a
splendid chance to slaka their thirst
for gore. r
nrp lor Ilendache,
Ab ft remedy vf or alitor ms of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved; to
Fethe very heiC if effects" a per-ma-ent
cure and most dreaded
habitual sick headaches yield to; its
influence. We urge all who are afr
flicted to procure a bottle, ancl give
this remedy a' fair trial." In cases of
habitual constipation Electric' Bit
ters cures by giving the needed tone
to the bowels, and few cases long
resist the use of this medicine. Try
it once. Fifty cents and SI 00 at
Fetzer's Drug Store
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A Seaside Incident.
Writing from Narragansett pier o
the New York Recorder, a corresv
pondent Siys : Wednesday night's
hop vasa practically merry one.
When the music ended so nething
lay upon the .fl or, glittering from
its lowly position, which caused
eyery one to stop until a circle was
formed about it. Yet no one touched,
no one approached within three
feet of it, and it began to looit as if
it might become the property of the
Casino. . Yet ay woman there
would have grasped it eagerly had
she been alone, for it was a daintv
silken garter in light blue, elapsed
. with a beautiful pearl and diamond
i buckle.
J p0 whom does it belong T' said
the smooth-shaven footman, as ne
approached it.
'Stand back," commanded one of
the chapjpies.
The footman stood bact and the
silken circlet remained on the' floor.
Ic was not for his hands to touch.
cTo whom does it - belong re
peated the chappie..
No one replied, and the girls
looked at each other, while the
chappies stood spellbound.
'ilow could any one! heii ate to
claim it ? exclaimed cne ardent lit
tle fellow. Ic was a delicately
moulded thing, and had not yet lost
the line of. curves it had assumed by
contaat with the wearer's lovely
limb. As it lay on the polished
floor it looked warm and almost
oleaainer. '
The chappie at last stooped over
the silken thing and murmured : "If
it isn't claimed instanter I shall con
stitute myself a fairy prince and go
about matching for my Cinderella."
Needless . ; o say, he was hissed
out, and then the footman approach
ed and insisted that, the garter must
be taken to the oflice, where the
owner could claim it.
"Ob, no, no !" exclaim :d a sweet,
blushing creature, "anybody could
claim it and describe it novf !"
All eyes turned upon her. She
Btood with blushing cheeks and
downcast eves, and the footman
queried : "Is it yours, miss ?"
A moment s hesitation and the
iair girl was inspired with a bright
idea. , Tugging at her companion's
coat sleeve she whispered : "Oholly,
dear, say it's yours !"
"Not on your life !" was the quick
rejoinder, but I'll eay it's yours and
be proud of it.'
He stretched forth his hand and
closed the coveted thing beneath his
Angels. Then he passed through
the doorway with garter in his hand
and the girl on his arm.
- And the band 'played a . waltz.
New York San.
Tli Discovery Saved His JLife.
Mr. Q Caillouette, Druggist,
Beaversville, 111., says : "To Dr.
King's New Discovery I owe my life.
Was taken with La Grippe and tried
all the physicians for miles about,
but of no avail and was given up and
told 1 could not live. , Having Dr.
Kingcs New Discovery in my . store
I sent for a bottle and began its use
and from the (first dose began to get
better, and after using three bottles
was up and about again. It is worth
its weight in gold. We won't keep
keep store or house without it." Get
a free trial bottle at Fetzer'a Drug
Store.
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I commenced using this prepara-
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lated a new growth of . hair, and kept
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an occasional application is now
needed to keep my hair of good,
natural color. I never hesitate to
recommend any of Ayer's medicines
to my friends." Mrs.H. M. Haioiit,
Avoca, Neb. "
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v EXEpurmx notice.
Having bsen duly appointed and
qaalihed executrix- of the last
will and testament of Jno, W FinV,
"deceased, ail persons holding claims
against' . said deceased are hereby
'notified to preaeht them to the un
dersigned duly authenticated on or
before the 9th day of August 1896
,or this, notice, will be plead as a bar
to their reco very. -Also all persons
owing deceased are notified that
prompt payment is expected.
- Josib L. Fink,
This Aug; 9th ,'95, Executrix
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Having been duly appointed' and
qualified execusor of the last will
and testament of Mary C. Kluttz,
decaased, all persons holding claims
against -said deceased' are hereby
notified to present them to the un
darsigned duly authenticated on or
belore the 17th of . August 1896 or
this notice will be pie id as a bar to
their recovery. Also all persona
owing deceased,- ara notified that
prompt payment is expected.
U. D: Barringer, Executor
Aug. 7 '95,
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