- . , thia to say on me Buujrv,
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BY JAMES ; .
The Standard is published every
day (Suaday excepted) and delivers
ed by carriers
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
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One year......v...
Six months....... v .
Three months.. A
One month
, Single copy U
TTfJTKfl RATES.
Terms for regular advertisements
made known on application.
Address all communications to
THE STANDARD,
Concord. N. O.
j ! -..i ..,?w.t fnr it. or even
t,,alur.rjlars money uid
laoor w iu ":r Af
c tun hrar. . noiumu , VV w
edit Xi'-4.ttta-.M':
formation tor
"Singk copies a f
man has a rlgni w -copy
one week in the year, he has
the rieht to aemauu. uvj--
andfhe has that right ly has no
eTer? man in the county the same
righl? Oar, paper isoar . took
8dif read n should be paid for.
Now, we make this comment w th-
ont knowmg the name - -
who sent for tne papei,
is not personal.
THE BEST
Family Rfcoicine
She Has Ever Known. . "Words of Praise
from a New Yor lAtty ior
AVER'S PH tS
"I would like to add my testimony to
nt.hfiTs who have used Ayer's
kuav v
x?iia and to sav that I have taken tnem
4HW- . . .-.
lor many years, and always derived in.
vf roaiiits from their use.. For stom-
ach and liver troubles, and for the cure
of headache caused by these aeraugo
ments, Ayer's Pills cannot be equaled.
OOtfOORD, OCT. 2, 18&S.
I HON AKS OOTTOX.
At. thia season the favorite sales
room "bait is bonnets and wraps. The
desman with his radiant amile,
his insinuating manner and bis long-
winded-mellow voice, will explain
that "these imported articles of ap
neal are quite the latest agony, etc.,
until it is an astonishing sight when
you see the delivery boy arrive at
home loaded with said novelties,
that the woman of style and fashion
So lour as the price of cotton was
in the neighborhood of 5 cents a
pound the free silver organs in this
'region told the farmers eyery day
that cotton was low because silver
,7as lew and that the only way to.
raise the price of both was by - tne j selecte(1 for her winter, ward-
free and unlimited coinage or silver. L e But whilt3 all tbis is going
The theory that the price or buy Qn tfae g5gnificanfc part is : "Papa
fixes and controls the price of cotton ,
wea one of the main arguments of
the frc-e silver advocates both in ir0UNG MEN ARE WILLING. ''
newspapers and on the stump.
Itotproe that we shall
hrar any more of this tomfoolery. Q 0cW i-Lolters
"hp pxerience 01 nt lasK
iw w
-:; ;li
;
When my friends ask me what is the
best remedy for disorders of the stom
ach, liver, orbowels, my invariable
answer is, Ayer's Pills. Taken in sea
son, they will break up a cold, prevent
la grippe, check fever, and regulate the
digestive organs. They are easy to
take, and are, indeed, the best all-round
family medicine I have ever known."
Mrs. Mat Johnson, 368 Rider Avenue,
Now York City. .
c
Highest Honors at World's Fair.
Acer's Sarsaorilia Cures all Bleed C;so;in
ri toio.Trn.mR rontinue to pour into
months bs put a hnal quietus tel aph ami postoflice address-
upon it, - edto Hip Sing Lee, the mythical
' Silver is actually -lower low than Chinese merchant prince in whose
it was when cotton was selling on name an advertisement recently ap
the streets of Atlanta at 5 cents a peared in a San .Fraacisco paper
,lrtnnn a TvTondav cotton sold here oSerin flattering inducements to
ci.mnnrl. any resectable white man who
If anvbody had told the farmers would marry his daugnter, 01 ie.
I
The law of North Carolina,
flop,-niijiter 116 Sees.. 34. 35,
30 and 37 acts of 1S95 requires
evervj Physician, Dentist,
last spnrc that iron fixA th5 price There a.e.at prepeat, .newly. -Jiw hoi-e keeper to pay a license
'of cottoned that oofioi-would not hundred letters in ihe pcffib3 8d, ax and take f licen8e,
Oi couoi acu dresged (o mj8tenon8 Hip Smjr ,u a a penaUy of thirty days
r3a until iron went up he woald Ra8wer to im ieut or fine of fifty
Lave Wen considered a fool aad, Tet - advertisemen referred to. dollars, for failure to pay the
license tax. The law furl
have Wen oouiderea a iooi.-mq, y tfae j referred to.
his areument would have heen far .c-
better then that which the free Ml-
ceritTS 'were making at that time.
the
further
makes it my imperative duty
.- . . . 1i
to see ttiar, tne penany ui
. . - -1 TT
UIlivTD.O til v.---
this , tax. come forward
TiroTnntlv, 1 will oe coLupt,iic
(unwillingly as I am) to see
that the law is inforced.
JonN A. Sims, Sheriff.
Sept. 26, 1895, 2wdw
Did Yon Ever
Tr 7 Electric Bittera as a rinoily
fVA.iKioo v it nnr,. peifl " -
t. 5a ... of , hPSt wmetera .rr "T If i,vf. Thi dollars is inforced. very lew
' UUliUU xiuh nuu feou . T,i.l, low
of business and when general dusi- medicine nas been iounu 10 u ia .-rf:A liable to
- -.- .v. ffnn Luliarlv adapted to the relief and Unles.s the parses Jiaoie 10
1 , . , cure of alliemalocomplamtf?, extrt-
and all otner products, es a rule, inr: a wonderfa direct ir.fluence in
fc.clyanc22. giving strength end tono to the or-
The rise in the price of iron and gans. If you have loss of appetite,
tl- , in the price of cotton began constipation, headache, ; faintins
, .. n . spells, or are nervous,, bleepless,
e same time and the two melancholy or troubled
have &Men m about equal propor- wjth dizzy spells, Electric Bitters is
1. Health
The man: with the iron argument and.'strength are Guaranteed by its
r t iZ fv, use. Fifty cents and $1.03 at Fetzars
is in a far better position than the -uw
. , Drugstore.
free silverite. There is much more L . - ,
nse in the general proposition that Jh (31- X- Jtl.
tne prices 01 iron ana coiton corres- .
1 ond thn there is m' the idea tht Qne Henley's Monarch fence
cotton moves with the former and machine, one two-horse har-
dead asainst the latter theory. row," one Dig Uliver umneu
AVhehhesilverites appear to the plough, one side harrow, three
.t: n , , XT. plouchs, one wagon and har
farmers hereafter they will let the log in,:. one feed
cotton argument severely alone. At- cutter rotary and Ko. 8i, one
lauta Journal. cross cut Ifolding saw, lever
. I . - X. 4- -n
power, one nmp-seai puaotuu,
one single-seated puacu,
1MPOSITIOKS.
r V oTisii bufffV, two horses, two
It is noi uncommon for persons to Zlnt feet pailings, 600 ft.
call at a newspaper othce and ask 4x5 oak post, eight hurr
for a paper of a certain date and dre ffc framing lumber. . f ri
turn to walk out without paying for vate sale,
it. It is also about as often pub- A.LIDA L. Burkiiead.
lishers are called upon to make pub- lwa -sw
lie announcements that are strictly
of an advertising character. Direct
impositions are thus practiced upon
newspapers, whose business is just aa
legitimate as any other.
2Kb
MOKRISON H. CALDWEL
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CONCORD, N. C.
... 1 - -i . j r 1 r-- prvwi
151 W iarf
T Ifl 11 H IP
There i3 no more reason in maks
ing such requests than to go to a
, grocery store and a3k for a pound of
meat, or a dry goods house and ask
for a yard of cloth. The Franklin
Times, one , of onr exchanges, has
.a As mninrk erne? ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE SOcts.
tJAiTa., xiiDt hvi
. Office in Morns building, oPpo3iU S?0.?J
. i . -i-. hnncht three gross aireauyi--
never Bivx" Vmira truly. 1
Por sale by all druggists.
Court House.
ADVERTISE ' i
ta- RIGHT HERE.
n MiiPfi'Ptiin iWt are guarareea to f oj
2feffjmln-tes! Tne cent a dose?