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C ON COlll . N.- C. , FRI DAY , SEPTEMBER 27, 1895.
Whole NO. l'3u2
LIGHT THROWN ON.
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Concord, N. 0.
jM.OdM, .President
n ccltbanb, Cashier.
D. Coltrane, Assistant Cashier
.,, $50,000
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DIRECTORS ; , , .
, M.Omix, D. P. Oannoh
Fum J- W- Oannok,
ii B Odell. W.H. Ltllt, ;
1). !, COLTKANE. -
Speculation,
HAMMOND & CO. ;
Stock :aid Bond
Brokers,
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and
sold, or carried on Margin.
p.S. Send for explanatory circus
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la: Oil specuuiuuu, aieu weeiiijr mar
ket letter. (Free) dwly
Mrs. Dr. Bmoot Writes About the Ox
ford Asylum In an Interesting Man
ner The Reports Must Not be True
Ilow Could They ?
Editor of The Standabd: In
yesterday's issue of your paper !
was shocked to se suchan account of
the OxfordOrpLanA8ylnm,and while
I am not in the habit of v writing
for papers, I shall put in a few words
today if you will allow me space. I
feel it my duty to correct the state
ments of the James boys, because I
taught two jears in the Asylum and
Know wnereoi i speaK. l do not
know these boys, as they have been
received tnere since I left last Julv
a year ago; but I am quite sure they
have sadly misrenieaentfd Mr
. - j - --.
Lawrence and the institution gener
ally, No doubt they were lonely and
nomesioK perhaps sick, but we all
know how easily children Wnm.
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prejudiced and ho v they can draw
on their imagination. v
; In the first place Mr. Lawrence is
inn 1st liET.
(LIT AKER'8 CORNER ) "
mmmM&A dict this too,-
teri2: J phan red very much
.JSSyS think if anything,
FIRE INSURANCE.
BUEKHE
AD.
quite a rarity . when I was there. cotton "Gone Yonder."
Ti8 too absurd about not getting We have really seen a man smile
enough water. . Thev have a. frond I he is well knnwn tn tho rnhi?r
WAII omH onatam i. L. ; I ,1 1.1 '" 11 . I
'w muu o0i..lu vi w nirr w irKR auu u 1 1 r. liiht. ih uptiptjii v onmn oin. i u r a i j -nr. . -r
... . - , , -r i a uiiiiitu- tiaviu irauajerreu my i jre in
which certainly afford a RnffimpnfMinf? and nsnallv I Buranc business to Messrs. II T
apply of water for drinking, coot- sion, and one that has lately enter- bTto
ing and running the laundry. The tained the opinion that the world need of fire insurance, ind bespeak
tfw fhiMron tVin ;fa t.j i.- i ior tnem a liberal vatron3?
vu i iau anar bucin auuito aiaaic.ualililb iiu.ii yniiH riMf. k i -r-v . .
' -j i - - I ., t itespectiuJJy,
were sent tor and brought back. I on him, but today we see him shak- : J. W-Bufj
do not know that the rule , has been ing hands with old friends and tell- ttt r. T
mu.n: .... , , We have assumed the Fire Ir.sur-
uAjaucu. j.uefyAiuru vrpnan ABy- ing mem no it came aDouc. Jit ance business of Mr.J.W. Burkhead,
lum is a grand institution a credit says : 'I came to today loaded with oniprising the agencies for several
to the founder and to the State. It things from my farm. For butter I
is run in a most systematic way and got 15 cents; for eggs 12 j; for chick
the advantages of the children there ens 18 to 25, and to beat all cotton
far surpass many of our, schools, for has "gone yonder." I received 8 12
they are not only educated, . but. re- cents for my cotton, and if the ad
ceive good instruction iu housekeep vance wouldn't make an old man
ing; cooking, sewing, printing, shoe like myself smile, nothing would,
making, telegraphy, short hand and In fact, every man that had any
music. There-are three grades at thing on the market today got a
the Boy's. Building and four at the good price for it. Corn and wheat
GirlV Building each under the are about the only things that are
care of a f competent teacher and down. Old corn is bringing 55 to
each of the other departments has a 58 cents, but that can be eaten." :
first-class and well established com
panies, and respectfully solicit a
liberal share of business in fbatline.
WoodIiouse & Harris.
August 26, ' tf
FUHMITURE
capable matron who sees that- the
children do the work well. I could
not cruel to the children, nor are any write a preat deal more concerning
01 tne teachers or matrons. Mr. this work, but do not want to be te-
Lawrence is a Christian gentleman dious or take up too much yaluable
and is as much interested in the epacew There is no one who has
welfare of the many orphans en- more 'sympathy for an orphan than
trusted to his care as one cas possible I have, and I am glad they -have
be in any work. I am in direct com- such a home as theyjhayyin Oxford.'
municaiion wun several or tne j rsetore I went fntre i naa quite a
children and have never yet heard a different idea of the place from what The New Drug stcre-
Rev. J. II. Page to.be Here. ,
A card from Rev. J R Moose, of
Bay's Chapel, announces that Rev. J
H Page formerly pastor Central M,
E. church, will preach in Bay's
Chapel next Sunday morning at 11
o'clock. ;
Mr. Page's many friends will be
glad to see him. -
COFFINS &C.
I have now in stock at my rooms,
'opposite the court house a splen
did line of well-made Furniture
such as ,
Bed Steads, Tables,
Wash Stands Safes,
Chairs, &e.
! defy competition in regard to
quality and price. You wi'l be
surprised when you heai.- my prices
Come and see." If not in stock
can supply you in a few days. I
have a nice line of
Ihaye opened '"my ME1T MAR
KET in the Litaker basement, for
merly occupied by S wink & Day
vault. When you want nice; fresh
meats, beef, pork, mutton, etc., call
on or send in your orders to
S. L. KLUTTZ.
. P. S. 1 am in the market when
teef cattle and hogs are for sale.
Ii hhimw
MANUFACTURERS OF
NN GINGHAMS,
wwg cloths,
PLAIDSSEIlETIJVG
SALT BAGS.
AN2
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DEALERS IN
General
Merchandise.
wora against air. .Lawrence or nis l naye now, and i suppose many
treatment of them, and they are de- have the same idea I had thai; it
voted, to his wife also, who is a as a place where the poor little or-
mother to each of them. As to their phans were kept, ragged and sick,
not getting enough to eat I contra- and with very little to eat and mea
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unless things have gre adyantagee. I5ut my eyes . were
since I left, and opened and iustead 1 found a3 nice
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supplies are land pretty a set of children as one
more abundant. The State appro- can find anywhere happy and well
priates a neat sum annually, and the most of the time. During my two
Masons (under whose direct super, years stay there only three died.
vision tha institution is condnntedu When sick thev are carried to the
contribute liberally besides private hospital and cared for by the ma-
donatiors and their income from the tron, until well, it a doctor is
different departments of the Asvlum. needed he is sent for and if the
viz : The shoe shop, broom factory, children are very sick their friends
farm, printing office, etc, "The are notified. I hope the readers of
Orphans Friend ' at $1.00 per year The Standard ;will not allow the
with several thousand subscriptions awful account ot the boys to pre u
would alone bring in a neat little dice them in any way against the in-
sum. xnen tne singing ciasatrayeis sutuun. gaiu, x aj
during the summer giving concerts worthy institution under the care
in all parts of the State often mak of good Christian people, and should
ing as much as $300 or $400 in one be supported by the citizens of our
place. Now with all this can the State. Respectfully,
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Ornon Aovlnm Uin snnhft MRS, J. Jb;. oMOOT.
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condition as represented oy tue miie i Forfy Morse9 nl tne Fair Groands,
boys ? Even if Mr. Lawrence were j have 40 Oregon horses, whose
disposed to mistreat the children he age8 range between 3 and 6 years, of
coma net ao so witnout Demgiounu ajj Bjzes hat must be sold.
out. - . ; v Thev are at the Fair Grounds
The "Advisory Board" consisting wherel exhibited my horses two
of five or six of the best men of Ux vears aff0, and where you have space
BUYERS OF
The new drug storo, penedin the
Hurley building by M L Marsh &
Co., under the management of Mr.
Marsh, will be ready for the business
of compounding and filling prescript
tious tomorrow, Saturday morning,
and they respectfully extend you an
invitation. to call on them. Look for
their advertisement tomorrow. '
GOFF
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at prices that will surpri
keep a full Iline
mediate supply. 1 buy
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on tirjuv x or im
LUMBER
and r us my flaning mallb hi an d
all persons who wish any thi.Cj?
in: this line, will . do well to call
and see me.
Very Respectfully,
J. T.
Telephones in the Air.
Two new phones have been added
to the list of Bell telephone subscri
bers in this city. Eequire O G
Montgomery is having one placed m Concord, K C Jply 13. 1895.
his c?tton ofhce and one is being
fitted in at the Buffalo thread mills.
Gradually the enterprise grows. ;
Countrv
of all Kind
-AND
!0Ut'Poot wood always
W prices for
We invite an in
uofati the goods
ford and Grainville county are right
there to see every thing. And the
Grand Master and Board of Directors
also visit and inspect the whole in
nnr.nnnta and all. 1 am
B V A W W www w - -
personally acquainted with the ma
tron of the boys' building and know
her to be kind and sympathetic.
line boys all love her and would do
anything for "Miss Maggie." The
children do not nave a variety ui
pdibles at one
enough to see ' them well and do
your choosing. . )x
These horses are the 4 yery best
Western horses ever brought nere
andj that they! must be sold, is reaj
son ior you getting a goou uurse iiu
a smallsum. - Respectully,
. J, J. Johnson.
P. 8. Hirst come, first served.
"For year e," says Capt. C Mueller,
oa wnnld hf "I have relied more upon Ayer 8
impossible to'prepare so many differ
ent dishes for.Vo many children
(about 225 1-thnk). '
They have goodplam, substantial
food, well pooked, and served to all
alike, consisUiig:of nice light bread,
whicli is, by the waybaked by two
boys who " were raised there, also
have corn bread; biscuits, - batter
cakes, rice -and hominy, plenty
nf WAtnes and otuei
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beef or bacon.
Never heard of ;
eating - walnuta for they were at tb offl.oc
Pills than any thing else in the inedis
cine chest, to regulate my bowels,
and shose of the ship's crew. These
pi,lli are not severe in, their action,
but do their work thoroughly." :
Do Too TVant Eltner T : i ', ; -w'f p I
The following articles are" oneJred
for sale privately -and I reasonably ;
One pool table, balls 'and cues ; ;on
bagatelle tabled one cook stove, , ne
grate, two parlor stoves and a dining
table. For further particulars "calj
s2tf
Property Changed Hands.
Mr. Jim C Walter, the young
merchant at Forest Hill, has pur
nWflPPrl the store room in which he
conducts his grocery and confecn
tionary business from Mr. W P
Shealoy, the consideration for same
being $700. The transfer was made
early in the week. x
Don't Wear Ready Made Clothes.
We represent B Stem & Son, one
of the best tailoring establishments
in New Yorfc on nice goods. Suits
made to order at d fit guaranteed
f rom $13.50 and up. ' We are show
ing a handsome line of samples. We
pay all exnress charges. ; y tf r
' ,' 1 "v: . ; ; ,,IiOWB & Son.
Change of. Baslncss. . J
As we go to press the doors of the
furniture store of Cannons, Fetzer
& Bell closed for the purpose of takW
ing stock, with a view to transferi
ing the entire business to other
hands. . -
Messrs. J: O Wadsworth and O A
Dry have closed a trade, wBich has
be6n ' pending' for some time. Mr.
I Dry will comeT with his family from
Albemarle heit week to take charge
of' trie 'bnsineest,: . '
Mount TAmoena
SEMIN A R
Y
1 a
A Flounshinsr School for T-un;
. Lidioa.
TEN TEAC REUS,
Ornamental Bran chM Receive
Carefui Alter, tirii,
REV. C. L. T. FISHER, A. M
Prinoipav.
MOUNT PL ANT. N. C
-TA1TELE!
fUl
W!xen..Bay waaslck,,yre gave Jicr Castortw
Tljen she waa Sk Child, eh cried for Castoria. -When
she became JIIss, 6he clung to Gastoria.
ITben she had Children, she gave them Castorla.
nm .n
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IS JUSTAGCOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE f"Octs.
J-fft ; GALATXA, Iixs., Nov. 1 1S33. .
Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen: We sold last year, 600 bottles of
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC and have
bought three gross already this year. In &11 osr ex
perience of 14 years. In the drug business, hare
cerer sold an article that g ave such universal satis
faction as your Tonic , Tours truly,
,1 .... AB"SY, Carr & Co.,
For sale by all aruscgn ts.