XL-No. 125.
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If
il Bank,
Cokcord, N. 0.
nn-pT L President
nRCcLTRANB, Cashier.
;'nCoLTRAKE, Assistant Cashier
CapitaV
Surplus
$50,000
$16,000
-DIRECTORS :
i if hdell, D. F. Cannon
ftSKnro. J. W. Cannon,
IbOdell, W.H, Lilly, 2
' 1). B. COLTRANE. ' -
Speculation,
HAMMOND & CO.
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Stock Bond
Brokers,
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
CON COlll), N. C;,1 SAT (JRDAY , SEPTEMBER 28, 1895.
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Whole NO. 1.303"
A BUTE R TILL.
Sir. John 3X1 Her Hies In NevAdai
About 15 years g0 Mr. Jno. Mil
4C1 ewu. ui ine iar,e jraul Miller and
a brother of Mrs. John Cook, of St.
John'B, went to Illinois, and from
there further wes t, living quite a
while in Colorado, Montana, Wash
ington, Idaho, Oregon and Nevada;
A letter: from a dear friend of Mr.
Miller to. his relatives in this sec
tion brings .the sad news of his death
on September 4',' at DeLamar, Ke
.vada. The v gentleman, Mr. Cares
lock, enclosed a short notice, the
funeral notice sent out,together with
a photograpn. We print here the
newspaper, nonce sent :
September 4th, 1895, and was buried I never 0 Bq aam'
the following day at 2 o'clock p. m.
lne deceased was -a man about 38 i
He Won't To it A train, no Knv.
Fusion and - Negro : Recognition
Don't Net Well V i i ?
Among the manv people who were
in; 1 town ; tpday r .(Saturday) was one
sick man. Ut.was.Mr tfob, Temple-
A r .V .
ion, or Mooresviiie, wno broupnt cot
ton to this markets. He was sick only
at heart f i He has swallowed a bitter
FIRE INSURANCE.
t Proceedlnes pf Concord Presbytery.
Concord Presbytery met at Fifth
Creek churcn Tuesday, the " 24tb,
Jl . I A. I - . L B .1
uu, m tu aosence oi toe moaerator, Havin? transferred my Fire In
Rev. R V Lancaster, was opened surance business to Meter?. H I
. TTT 31' 1 - f- ww -r '
with ft RPrmnn Por .T tM. wooanouse ana d Jtiarns, i corns
D.D. ' , 'V-.v;:
Present, 15 ministers and 21 el
ders. ; :":u'..;:":;
Rev. E E Pressly was chosen mod
erator. Revs. J A Ramsay and W C
mena them to any who may bo in
need of fire insurance, and bespeak
for them a liberal vatronsgo.
; Respectfully,
J. W. Bubehead.
pill, he . said,; inasmuch as his party
fused withtthe Populist in the 3at Alexander temporary clerks.
election and that he supported some Mr. W , J. Garrison, a candidate
of them. Mr, Templeton is a Re- nnder .the care of tbi3 Presbytery, liberal share of business in tbat line.
Ui: I! i.. , . . WAS. ftf. VlTfl nwn rennoaf tronofr "WoODHOUSE & HARRIS.
jjuuuuau, was oppuau.io lUBion dui " ' ' August 26, tf
a3 his party went,- he; followed. . He w mecKienourg Presbytery.
We have assumed the-Fire Insur
ance business of Mr.J.W. Burkhead,
nomprisinsj the agencies lor several
first-class and well established com
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panies. ana respeotiuiiy solicit a
says : I . have r.Jearned a lesson and
10 flsn Weigh 82 Pounds ,
years of aee and a native of North Me83rs B Frank Bost, Jim Russell
T- . - . . I I T T I t J . f I " ' ,
uaronna. Me had been sick for anu .an ciacKweiaer went seining, the Presbyterial sermon on minis
-Mr, W T Johnson, a member of
Concord First church, was taken un
der care of Presbytery as a candi
date for the ministry. i A
;Rev. J M: Wharey, D. D., preached
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COFFINS &C.
?-ui luur w"u lne PreTu. , Blream m ;Ioeir, terial gnpp0rt It was an excellent oDoosite t) e court houw 'en-
L & rmM?-ed HotfonWimj.) forbidden , fromi aisconrg ' ml6 IVlUmFiTr,
rSSeS JSS ---g "P;. ,,Addre ' e8 were mai6 bjMff0 such as . , - . .
a host of: warm and sympathetic AU rrg0 . carP .weigning m ;ine Alexander and Rev. L H Wilson of ggH gtnQHc Tab! CS
inenis,y was sbown by the atteni aggregate p?um; ine argesc Synod of Florida; on foreign - " ' ; '
weicjhed.lOJ pounds,. ' 'miooinnR J WqcVi Kfonrtc K.fi
xnis is gooauamng tor uaoarrus. ( ;An extensive and interesting pro.
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
Stocks, Bonds and'Grain bought and dance Je funeral. " The mines
Bold, or carried on Margin., - "k'T "f . cyrjrouuj
p, S.-Send for explanatory circuv brother." ; , .
laron speculation, also weekly mar-
let letter. (Free) dwly
iirs f,ii uii
(LITAKER'S CORNER )"
1 trrtimmft fnr thA npn'pnnial rpTprnisps
Chairs, &c.
7T
No one knew John Miller but to We learn from Mr. A J Yorke at the next spring meeting at Centre
like him ; he was a general favorite 0ne of the members of the firm of cnurch was adoPted 1 he time of
with all ;his acquaintances; and nVvt Wads worth & Co' that thev tnafc mtmg was appointed for
hundreds of times since he left has wiii clone out their entire business at March 31st, 1896. The first regular
this writer heard many of his friends Albemarle by January 1, 1896. Mr. meeting cf Concord Presbytery was
say: "I'd give anything to see John Vnrlrft i irr nr in held at Centre church, Marcb 29th,
way connected with the deal made
True to his friends, genial andK,y Dry & Wadsworth in the pur-
kind hearted in his associations and CDaSQ 0f the furnituie business of
considerate of everybody's feelings Cannons, Fetzer &Bell, which was
such was John Miller's character, consummated yesterday.
His death is a great shock to his
1796.
Rev. C A Munroe and Hon. A
Leazir were re-elected trustees of
Davidson College. . i:.
. Presbytery adjourned to meet at
Fayetteville during the meeting of
Synod.
. The meeting was av j leasant one
GOFFI
I have opened my MEA.T MAR
KET m the Litaker basement, for
Ynn Wnnlil Tldm tlluaGtvnila tit TAttAII
m - mwnm . W V MMmt MMV active mtm, v mw w w v w w
many friends and sad, sad, news to Growers; f 1 :
his many relatives, I White manv are nravin? for rain
- j . j U I ....I
Wc hear that Mr. Miller was con- Una ildi8ftoiid hv the continued and presbytery was most Kmaiy en-
temnlfttincr a visit home in the earlv Lf wnnlrl hnnito a 1am -tnr wrwnea dv me goou people oi ,tue
merly occupied by Swink & Dayn future. But all is ended. Those, the cotton-gtowers at present if rain church and commumty.-Statesyille
defy competition in regard to
quality and price. You wi 1 bo
surprised when you hear my prices
Come and see. If not in stock
can supply you in a few day?. I
have a nice line of
5 .
at prices that will surpriuc Von. I
keep a full 'line on liatid-iii-Q
tuedmte snpplyr 1-boy -
LUMBER
and run my planing; machane; an(3
all persons who wish ttuy thinjr
in this line, will do well to call
and see me.-
Very RespcifuiJ.rji
wult. When you want 'nice: fresh mu i-a t, r?i-1 j jr-ii':L r. V't:i. Landmark.
meats Wf nnrlr mflffnn. Af nall wf. vy- WUU1U XH11, UWiUg, tu lUOULi tua
on or send in your orders to -- ler, will Know him no more in this tjbere-is ' aa nnasual amount of the
P. S. 1 am in the market; when
beef cattle aud hos are for salei
Dr. Rahn in Uonroe.
r, J. T. Pounds,
11 lasistoisg
Go.
"For yearf says Capt. C Mueller,
staple open and 'not. picked put and: 'I havV relied more upon A lg91
iirtll of dust, which -rain- would- Jfins tnan anyming eise m tne meaiv
The Mooroe Eoqairer thns speaks Urely greyly damage. Every avai orne Je8V to ee m? , bowels,
of a gentleman, vho once lived at ble cotton picker is engaged for;mUetf -
Mt. Pleasant and a professor m the aronna oui; it wni,p3 lmpossiuitr w fv;--- r , ,ti.
college ; ' , get the' open cotton qut witnin tne, " - -rz: J' r t
. J. ' T ' t 1 .1 r . mm w , .
MouhtrAmoena
'SEMI N- A R Y
MANUFACTUREES OF
"Rev. S .8 Rahn, of Gastonia, has next few.daysl and should, rain come r.,DwnhetY:Teuv
accepted the pastorate of the Luth- it wou,ld be.a great disaster to some, J .Mr. Cowan i t Dusenbery depot
eran church at this place and has while-,pthers wouiaoe graciously agentxtord, now on,a,i8u to
moved hii familv here. He has also blessed. . J relatives in Concprdr palled to t 11
accepted as;iidnm the Monroe ! Z rffr - us about'thV OxfordAsylon inref
High School. ;,Monroe is always h Tfieri iflbe a regular communis f.r??fV? :
glad to welcome . such men as Mr. , QUWT -,m-oo a t? ii"ie James ioys. ; n
1 ,r nrj TUS)!Qi .Mr, Duseubery says he never saw
a kinder and more sympathetic man
JTT 7?3- scholarly Christian man located in r , r-r.n than Mr. Lawrence; that the mstitu-
VVJLXJL -A-J f-A. Vf KJ . I " . -. . " .- '
it. Together ,with the entire citi-
A.Flounshine: School for Yvun.
TENlTEACHEHS.
. Or amentaL3rax.che, P.
REV. O. L. T. FlHEli, A
ttM GINGHAMS, i
WTltfG CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, SHEETING
AND
MOUNT PL A'daXT. X.
Eahn. Any community is improyed . M Mn.v ni-ht'. Mfso:
by having ;vsnph ah accomplished, im Brorder.of'MT-! .
S. Ji Lowe, Secy.
0-
Gene
DEALERS IN- '
ral
Merchandise."
BUYERS OP I
Countrv Prn1iiPo
tj W VI Vft w w
of all Kind
-AND -r-Foot
wood always
"0Iltebest prices for
We invite an in-.
- u me gooas
re.
zenship of Monroe we bid Mr. Kahn
and his family welcome and hope
fhat thpir fltftv &monf us may be
VMkM W www ww n
long and pleasant."
J A Houselioia;Treasiire.
D W Fuller, of ( Canajoharie, N.
X, says thatvhe always keeps Dr.
Kind's New Discovery m the house
and his family has always found the
very best of results follow its use;
that he would not be without it, if
procurable, C A Dykeman, druggist
Catskill, N. Y. says that Dr. King's
New Discovery is undoubtedly the
the best cough .remedy; that ne nas
used it in his. family for eight years,
and it has'neyer&ifed to do all that
; M;mfirlf!oiifc Why not try a
remedy sQng tried and tested. J
Trial bottles tueem
store- Regular Bij9Qj. and 81-00-
Do ToaW?Ew5T ', ' .,
The foijflEp&articles are offered
for sale privately -and reasonably :
One pool table, balls and cues; one
bagatelle table, one cook .ov ;
grate, two. parlor stoves and a dining
THE -
STORE
Is it new Yes. Bvery
thing -in it is new and of
the best quality. We in
yite each and eyery one
to call and see us. We
sell anything ; - that is
usually found in a1
tion is nothing but a big home
where love and kindness prevail ex
cept when these will not answer, etc
that Mr. Lawrence and his teachers
are always 'axibiisly careful "about
the welfare of the children.
The Standard is glad to pub
lish all these voluntary,, and unso
licited complimentary statements
about the management of the Oxh
ford Orphans Asylum.
is-
t?iTinl Plnnn Tlwim Inpa
nrm m m m m m m m m m
IIII.M. 1 lllllll 11.111 I I II
1 IIUU :?JL11UIUJJ.JU1M
QWooMal attention fiven 1
I J .Jjjvm.wmm n m
I Vfticlkwdribtiblfs; '4l)f
111 II lft V frfc I
iTben Baby waa sick, we gave her CastojUu, ,
JThen. she wag a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss; she chmg to Castoria..; -Wben
she liad'CdrSn; she feave them Castorla. "
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HTirch
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ling w-" - -&0c ltr-"i
, Wear Head x Made Clotbes.
represent 3.Steni &-Son,. one
the best tailor mg":C3tiblishments
New
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Or. iu ftriUs from 513 . 50 annpuWe- ara t show-
mg aliandsbmlihe' 6f 'kampresr'We
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LVAnnANTSiy'PRf CE SO cts.
Paris MeClclne Co., Bt. Louis, Mo.
i GenUemen;--We' sold Jast -year. COO boftl es of
OROVB'8 TASTELESS CHILL TONIC s&d hava
bought three gross already this year. In all our es
perlenM fcl 1JL ycin, ln,tho drug4)TiFincd vharo
Merer sold an article that gave such universal satis
vXpun truly, . t
; 'For mate ball afuigiVts; "v :
U9a
table. Forrurcuui
at this ofliice. x5
; -' Jjowd. & Son.
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