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CONC01U, N. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1895.
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Coxcokd, N. 0.
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JffisE, Cashier.
JJ' pi Coltrane, Assistant Cashier
. $50,000
C81, ' $16,000
.-DIRECTORS;
.ir nnELL, D. F. CANNON
irti Kiko. J..W. Cannon,
fR 0DELL, W.H, LILLY,
tt ' ), B, COLTRANE.
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THE MERCURY'S DULL THUD.
She Hrops Hani in St. Uuis, Golriir
From 90 to 45 Degrees.
St. Louis, Sept. 23. Prom 4
o'clock Yesterday afternoon until 4
o'clock this morning the mercury
dropped from 93 to 45 degreesThe
drop in temperature was preceded
by severe westerly winds. At 9
o'clock this morning the sun was
shining "brightly and the mercury
registered 60 degrees. v
Reports received from a number of
points in Missouri, Arkansas, Ilhs
nois, Iowa and Indian Territory
show that the drop in temperature
was generally felt in these States.
No damage to crops is noticed.
Got Here at 5 O'clock.
Key. B S Brown and others, who
were in attendance upon the United
Synod, of the Southern Lutheran
church at Stanton, Va., returned
this (Tuesday) morning at 5 o'clock.
The train is scheduled to leave Char
lottesville, Va., at 2:26 but owing to
, , - . . j a freieht wreck it did not leave nn til
e,A bonds ana urain oougnt ana . .
tired and sleepy crowd scattered out
to their homes. -
HE HITS 'EM.
I
GRETNA-GREENE,
Ir. Kiigo Uses'SomeStroris and Sen
sible Language.
Oar readers will remember the
speech of Oy Thompson, president
FIRE INSURANCE
A Young Couple, Who, Under Many
Difficulties, Were Married Mere
This Afternoon.
Having transferred my Fire la
suranc business to Messrs. II L
"Woodhouse and B E Harris, I coz&v
A Standard reporter lan upon a mena them to any who may bo i&
1 n i r i k
the AIHmcp, made at - Cary some little weary looking feUow on the K to a 1 SSrPraK
time ago, in which he said : street this afternoon who wore a
"The church-today stands where verv sad expression on his face. The
it has always stoodon the side of reporter was at once struck with it
human slavery and not on the side and began quizzing the young man,
of libertv " -V who at length revealed to us his
Respectfully,
J. W BuEKUEAD.
We have assumed the Fire Iissir
ance.busmess of Mr. J. W. BurkheRoY
flomprisin the agencies tor sever&c
first-class and well establishes coin
Considerable comment has been troubles. With his bonny bride he panies, and respectfully policit a
uoerai snare 01 ousmess in mm nne.
W4
peculation,
HAMMOND & CO.
Brokers,
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
HEW YOBK CITY, N. 3T.
maae on nis remarus and the KaN umc u lu "UU1 xvuwan Woodrottsf Ac Hab
eierh Observer cn . Snndav had w. conmy ior-tne Jicense, hut owing to August 26. . tt
eers from a number of eminent dk tile joutbfal appearance of the hts
vines on the matter, tie fellow they were refused him.
Among others was 4one from Dr. Here he was and what next to be
Kilgo, president of Trinity College, done ne didn't know. With the re
in which he says : porter accompanying him we found
'Tarn much opposed, Mr. Editor, Mr Jobn M Miller at Cannonville,
gold, or carried on Margin.
p, s. Send for explanatory circus
lar on speculation, also weekly mar
ket letter. (Free) dwly
to a reckless and vicious "attack upon
the church. No one claims perfec
tion for it, but no good can- come
from an indiscriminate abuse of it.
I am not disposed to condemn Dr.
Thompson for an attack not half so
malignant as hundreds of others
that go unnoticed. Evangelists are
to-day saying harder things about
the church and its ministry, and get-
who certified to the prospective . ap
plicant's age. r
After the license bad been pro
cured, the reporter, as beat man, wa
sent for a magistrate, as that was
the next step.
Not long afterwards Esquire
Caleb A Pitts was found and Mr.
Ira B Trexler and Miss Fannie S
Bostian, both of Rowan county, were
f
Cards for the 10th
The out-ofitown cards for another
brilliant marriage to take place in sectarian.
ting good pay for the iob. Speakers Pronounced man -and wife. No
at college commencements denounce 1Dger ia the face sad and drawn,
the church as narrow, bigoted and uor the blushing bride uneasy, for
Men write down Chris-
I liiLfll liliHulL I the First Presbyterian church were colleges as'sectarian fanaticism,'
' I? "1 j I C T 1 rMI I nnnnftiwn I I -rr aHi f rn rinAniAn
issueci yesieraay: jiiios iaa ju.iiierouM--,ua5""j cunuia ucuuuuw
(LI TAKER'S CORNER)
eye ry thing is "fixed" and the happy
couple are now far on their way
homeward.
: The groom is a half brother to
Rev. P M Trexler, once pastor of
COFFINS &C.
I have now in stock fit my
opposite the court house v
did line of .'well-mado Furniture
such as
Bed Steads, Tables
Wash Stands Safest
Chairs, &c.
defy competition .in rrgard t&
quality and price. You will be,
surprised when you hear my pricey
Come and see. If not in stocfe'"
can supply you in a few.il-nys. I
have a nice line of r-
-COFFir5'
McDonald and Mr. Chas. O Hook, the ministry and charge them with
of this citv ' hemtr . thp. ?nntrar.Hnr Uensuality, All these things have
parties. -The cards are beautifully occurred in North Carolina in the Trinity Reformed church of this
j i xl. -i- nflstt.wpltP mhnt.hs. anH nnfinor liaa City.
them is October 10th. Charlotte been said against them as vicious quire t'Uts was eyen more
nhpprvr and false attacks on the uhnrch of timid and excited than were the
. MissMcUonaiaisa darighter if d. them all. Drompsdn j.w. ma ninrst marriage,
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. McDonald, who is most innocent, though I must con- but he lmed down. As a sor. of
. . .. . nrolirnmorw tha Snnira Befl Mot-
once lived in this city. She is pleas dernn any erroneous attacic the aoc- rrj, ,:-
, at prices that will surprise you. I
keep a full line on band -cr ir.i- .
mediate supply. I buy
LUMBE
antly remembered here by hosts of tor intended."
fnends'and former associates as be- This is what you might call hit-
I have opened my MEAT MAR
KET in the Li taker basement, f or
vault. When you want nice fresn mg one of the most chartxing ot her WUK luc t4cJ uu luo ucu
meats, peei, porK, mutton, nic uu
cn or send in vour orders to
S. L. KLUTTZ.
and has Hook-ed a heart that has Thompson, Ingersoll and the devil
h'pon fieA affo ah faru nt.hora in in bed together, where the following
dialogue is supposed to nave taken PieaBi4Ul
place:
P. S, 1 am in the market when
beef cattle aud hos are for sale.
sex. This iamous architect has vu-aciic,. lu.mc-
drawn hia nlan. snecified his rjumose also had a cartoon representing
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this great sea of life.
riage is an "ordinance instituted by
God, in the garden of Eden; the Lord
saw that it was not good for Adan
to be alone and he created
Eve. You will have to cultivate
each other and will have duties to
nerform. both pleasant and un
and run my pjanirg inar.h::-se,
all persons who wish tmy thitic
in this" linej wiil "do vt;ll to" ckV
and see me.
Very Rfcspectful3ye
J. T. Pounds.
Concord, N. C. July 13, 1893.
O I ft a ' -p.
ivioun t m m o e r a
SEMIN ARY
III liickriif
b.,
Fifty Dollars in Dncks.
ah Accident at the Bieacnery. Cv ThomD3on--"The church The Raleigh Observer tells of the x ? xv.i
Like wild-fire, a rumor to the ef- stands taday where, it always stood, supposed loss sustained 'by a society TEN TEACHERS.
feet that little George Murr had on tne side of humanlayery and not young man : Ornamental Brai che- Kct iv
i irri i Kri i ini v i i 11111. ii.iiiv 11 i ihi pi x a. i w r m r i r win on niu in i u w w - -
OP
A young gentleman in this city a kjjV rQ. llv ? ISIiC
JIANUFACTUEEBS OF
jS GINGHAMS,
OUTING CLOTHS, -PLAIDS,
S1ILET1NG
DEALERS IN
feral
Merchandise.
in me macninery at ine nieacnery The Deyil "I aeartly approve few days ago sent to the lauuiiry a
flew oyer the city Monday evening. 0f y0nr Tiews, Cy. My champion, pair of white pants, in the pocket of
There was an accident at the bleach- Bob Ingersol1, is getting old, and of which was a roll of greenback,
erybut it was one W.li Moore, it B00n be eternally with me. We amounting in all to $50. A little
stead of the above named. Moore, will need a good one to take his while latter discoyenng his mistake,
while working with the dryer, got Lacet Keen up the lick, Cy, and he rushed to the laundry, told, his
you will get your reward." . story with great excitement, and
Bob Ingersoll '-Cy, you can't was conducted to the steam machine
get a better admirer than my old through which the pants were uu-
chum, don't let the church folks going rapid repairs. They were
head you off, you are making a taken out, the pockets were searched
magnificent record, and may yet and the greenbacks looked nr-re like
proye a better disciple of darkness a mess of turnip salad than they
than 1 have ! 'Greensboro R cord, did like hard earned money. - But
fVior mroro orradnflllv straightened
The S. r. hatterfleld Case. rV " , V. " f .
R L Smithof Stanly, is m RaU out, ana will no aouot, in me nex
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MOUNT PL ASANT. N. C
his hand caught between two big
SALT -BjlGij.r1 roers fcDat were burning hot
with steam, from which it was with
0 ereat difficulty that it was extricab
ed. It was badly burned and mash
ed and it is said that the hand will
have to be taken off.
BUYERS OF
Country Produce
of all Kind
AND
WFoot wood always
wonted - best prices for
sae. We invite an in-.
Action of all the goods
Manufacture. - -
Go.
Mr
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Found Immediately.
We gazed on a photograph in a
locket that probably had been worn
for years on last Saturday. It hap
pened in, this way. Mrs. E C Beach
had lost a locket that was prized very
highly. She advertised for it
through the Standard and within an
hour aftei the paper was out, the
lecket was recovered by its rightful
owner. It was found by one of Mr.
H A Grabei's little boys. When
you lose anything advertise for it
through the Standard.
Do Yon'Want Eltlier ?
The following articles are offered
for sale privately and x reasonably :
One pool table, balls m& cues ; one
bagatelle table, one cook stove,: one
grat?, to parlor stoves and a dining
table,' For fai th?r. p..vl!culr.7a call
atthisoffiice. s2fcf
I . SS;:::.?:::::.!. - :r::-.:-.::r.a
km ' FAT r
eigh, being summoned before tne " 7 , "
grand jury as a witness in the caae of merchants who may be so lncky
the fradnlent assignment bill now to exchange the.r goods for them,
.r, .nint S P Satterfiald. by the washing machmo wrinkles m
WUVV.u , -
clerk of the General Assembly.
Attorney W M Smith and Eon. A Alarmed the People Were.
m.
lis)
F Hileman of Cabarrus have also
been summoned.
Few white people in the city knew
of the meeting that was held by the
Zion . HiJi Methodist (colored) on
Sunday morning last, and when the
bell began ringing about 5"o,cloclr,
and continued to ring so long, people
fiva, Thonsand Dollars Wortn of
Mental Angniih, . v .
Robt. L Jordan, of Eougemont
has, through Messrs Guthrie, Turn'.
er and Guthrie, begun suit against in the West end of the city became
the Western Union Telegraph Com, alarmed, thinkmg something serious
pany for alleged failure to deliver a was happening, many of whom went
message sent from Durham a few to the church to find, out the cause
days ago. He sues fordamages in the of the bell ringing atjsuch unseemly
way of mental anguish to his wife hours. This daybreak meeting is a
and estimates the damage at $5,000. new feature to many of our people.
is
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13 JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50 c5s.
Gaiuatia, Ixxs.. Not. 16,
Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen: We sold last year, 600 bottles cfT".
GROVE'8 TA8TELESS C1IILL TONIC Tr.l tmrw
bought three gross already this year. In all cw
perience of 11 years, in tho drug busin&A. t
never sold an article that gave such universaifiSa
taction as your Tonic. Yours truly,
jFor saleby all druggists