No
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37
Arrival of Trains.
, Richmond arrives at 11:15 a. m.
11 Washington " 9:58 p.m.
Atlanta 7:22 p. m.
Atlanta " " 935 a. n.
New York " " 8:51a.m.
Atlanta ... 9:00 p.m.
" 63 t andiz are the local trains between
NoS' I A and Atlanta. Nos. 35 andtf are the
R'chm0n trains between .Atlanta and. Washlng
"w L S amd 38 are the Washington and
to"- cpn Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
A BATCH OF LOOAL NEWS.
One hundred and thirty -bales of
cotton wer marketed here Wednes
dh some of which brought as much
aa 8 85. The farmer had some
Bpetding moaey and'the-merchants
e joyed a Very good trade.
Tt e cotton crop for this' year is
estimated at 6,560,000 bales against
9,901,000 for last, year, which will
THE RU8H OF.H CM ANIT Y,
People Who Travel as: en by our
KeDorter. ' .
. Senator Bill Moody, of Stanly,
was in the city.
Ed. 'fteisuer, of Pennsylvania,
spent Wednesday eyentng here,
Mr. H D Leak, of Winston, was
here last night and this morning.-:
Mrs.. J W- Cannon returned
Wednesday night from a visit to
Charlotte relatives,
Mr. D JlBostian spent last night
in Charlotte; wi th M rs. Bos tian, who
average a two-third crdp Up to
thetime of goiuer to nreBS1 Cahrrna
Flcked Upland Pat in Sap By Oar marketed 125 bales of this year's
IlttStlia Pencil Pusuer. crop to day. - V
Fresh oysters at Sappenfleld's to
If your child is puny, frefu),
dsy' ' , . troubled with glandular swellings,
-r,; unnamed eyes, or sores on the head, ha8 been there for several days.
every train. - face, or bodv. a con , Attoq - -. '
Miss Alice Sims is assisting her Sarsaparilla is Leeded to expel the . f88; Warlick, who was
father at the sheriff's office in issuing scrofulous humors from the blood, isses Hattie and Carrie
tax receipts. The sooner you begin to give this
Mrs, Joe Wardin of Oaarlotte is medicine the better. . -
visiting Miss Laura Earnhardt at Mr. William Russell, 75 years of
her home'in No. 11. age, arrived in the city this (Thurs-
The little four year old' girl of day) morning on his return trip from
m Sam Jnhnston. of thft Pnnlar tbe Atlanta Exposition. He is a
- ! j: rj --.- native of Stanlv conntv H -reL Key. and Mrs. M V Sherrill re
Tent Seciiuu uieu ucuucBuav lygui ' - . . -w I. , . ... . -
... ports having seen sights that he had tlirnedto the city this morning from
JLtfoger, cniei ana tax collec-L,. :n h Wn . . AaA Georeeville. where !thev have been
of seeing, ' viBiting tneir aaugnter, Mrs. fror.
"For several months, I
Mehaffey, returned to Lincoln to
day. '
v Mr. J P Dahlborn, former man
ager of the Dil worth Floral Garden
of Charlotte, was in the city on his
wheel. : ..',...:, -
tor, always makes an annual an
nounceuieDt. See his card elsewhere.
Mr. George Barnhardt'a resicrnas
- - o
Hon as superintendent of the chain
gang will not go into effect until
December 1st.
Brooks.
LOWE
&SONi
was:
$16,000
WORTH OP DRY GOODS,
SHOES AND CLOTH-'
Will now be thrown on the market
that will be sold in the next 90 days at
the greatest , . , '
SLAUGHTER OP PRICES
ever heard of in Concord Our entire
stock was bought through the summer
when prices were at the lowest point.
Now we are going to give tha Concord
trading people the benefit of this stock at
prices far below all competitors.
We want you to listen and be govern'
ed accordingly to what will happen.
TAKE PLAIDS
Something that every farmer will have
to buy, Until what we have is all sold,
will go at 3i cents per yard They are
worth 5 c One hundred pieces outing,
-ri . I vou will have to buv. We will let what
troubled with a persistent humor on Mr. u i?ranKiin cannon left Ueliave go at5c this is the8 andl0c
my head which gave me considerable tms mornlDS w Horner's school at
nntn it noonvroA f a" ma I vxiora. w.6 win an miss mm
annoyance,
' I 1 i M O
to try Ayer's Hair Vigor. Before DUlu w oniy xor a season.
using one bottle, ; the humor was
CHEVIOTS,
Wild Bill's circus will be in Salis
bary to-morrow. So wiU John BarJhealed T T Adam; General Mer
ley Corn and a number of people chant, Turbeyille, Va,
from this city.
See to your taxes at once. J L
Badly Braised, Bat
Hart. -
Bees Walked Off.
Mr. Charles Dry. who recently
Boer adyises you in another ; col- returned trom Albemarle, tells, a
umn that they are now due and that story 0Q 80me g00d farmer down in
he wants them. q.i ,u una isA
Ifot Seriously Ths 8 and 10c kind, will go at 7c.lNice
styles and new goods.
A mfsaionarv mpfttinor xrftfl rifiltl at I '
Rooky River church Saturday night Ladies Wool1
last, October1 5, to which Mi. Will
Davis and his sister, Miss Loula Dr6SS GOOdS
uayis, naa.neen in attenaance dec
in returning home the horse ran Have been cut t0 the quick. Tis im-
rr c,;V..w i l i . u a u A away and threw Misa Davis from possible for us to make you appreciate
The Standard regrets to learn of bees, and seems to have had con ti?.-,M. thebargains without seefng the stock,
the critical illness of the wife of siderable trouble in keeping themin ne ouggy, lPnicting several very our price is below aU others.
PRINTS
I . . I nnrltr hrnioac - hrti-fri nofcl rr aliA rrm a
Editor J R Wichard, of Salisbnry. their hives. Mr. Dry says that after L v " - 7
Mar h.r rP. h.n. : .' t nA mftn trifiri rmmv mftkhodR not seriously iurt. They are chiK
- . - 4 - J nnrr dren of Mr. and . Mrs. E C Davis, of i
Stop at D M Walker'a if voa want o ca?t.nr,n8 "KV Ra?ze: No. 7 tnwnRhfn. . : , '
winged nonejmaKera as a last ana .. . , : u wnieo to endless quantities at 4 and 5c.
Mte I 0 Fnrt'a at FoieirHfll. tf. oropa neringieeiingnre tnat tDAt jhey new when to eat sonp butttey t gg &
wnnlrl If pen them home. .The next Ln;i. jWt,nnnAUmcf u.nn lis out or question, 4to aupiioate our
. i ' - f . i uuui ii L'lEuuuuuuivgia "cTrtrfrii
THE-'- ' ' - :
K the fashion plates arev
to be believed, , will wear
'ut - black, and there ; never.
. waf such a demand for
black: :dress go od
' to the exclusion of all col
ored fabrics. Nothing
adds more to: the beauty
and dignity of a woman'
appearance than a fine?
black gown, which is alike
economicaland ultra fash
ionable. We have just
got ten . in. our black and
navy blues bought when
the prices were low can
sell you 75 cent Henrietta
Surah for 50c 46 inches
,wide Can sell you a $1
goods 50 inches wide for
76c. . Our stock of Black;
Creapones are the latest
production. We ask all
Ladies to see our dress.
. - goods betore buying else
where. Do you want to see the
prettiest line of -
LADIE'S SHOES -
ever shown in Concord
Then come and see us and
be convinced. .
Our No: 49 harrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty ,
Cur No. 71 Needle Square
Toe prettiest seoe on the mar-
ket.J
Our No, 69 Pointed Razor;
Toe the most stylish yt.
Our No, 70 Bound' Toe a
grand seller, all at low figures.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
- Our city trade ' deader"
pure Linen Bossom extra
heavy muslin double front
and baefc, patent continu
ous facings oh back and .
sleeyes, custom cut and
t; " at the low price of 50c.
' & .MORRISON.
Jesse Hamilton is greatly day 88J8 Ur. Dry, the old man had Lnd annonn that it was ail wrong
on
to eat at the beginning of the meal, MEN'S WOOL'CVER
missed at the Drug store today. Al- business across the creek from his
jt i ' mm
Thnn ft h I n a qaq on i a aitai H aq 1 ' i H l I
.Mil 1 u Z a fll ilIlu uu;UWiClUAUlu but that it shouW be reserved for
still giving us the shake, having had farm he met the bees walking on , " : 4
ahardnhiii , L1 . . . , , the last. He says it is too much of
a nam emu. the foot-log, the queen in the lead, . - '
A german will be given tonight The log was a mile or more from the a Btrain foma fiU u
at Pattersons nail comnlimentary to house. The old man stepped aside soup and then try to r ack in a solid
Gibson
meal on top of thatt
Vhen Baby was sick, we gave her CastorIa
J7hen she was a Chfld, she cried for Castorla.
M. L. Marsh & Co.,
PROPRIETORS OF
Misa Nannie Craig, of Washington, fand let the bees haye their way
D. C. Music will be furcished by
wiSuur xvuzs a siring Dana. t, v u
. v All persons holding claims against
A splendid $125 Jorgan for sale j w Burkhead, deceased, will please
cbeapin good condition. Can be present them to me or to H I Wood-
bought for Cash Or On installments, honse tirornDtlv. AH persons inn When she became Mise clung to Castorla.
For particulars call at The Stand- debted to same will please caiL
ard office. o7 lw. settle at once. ' ' o7 lw 2w
Gone to Cuba, or elsewhere, is I : Alida L. Bufkhead. ;
what Frank Brumley and Joe Fisher Executrix of the last will and testa-
said as they left town with a gun ment of J W i5urKneaa.
wch. These ninrods couldn't hit a im "
i. . , . By the Democratic lloate.
bam door m a Cuban not, Since the popuiists have been
D M Walker pays the highest pulling the reigns during the past j
aarKet prices for all kind of year, every day you can near some
country produce, cash or barter, good old farmer who pnt the blame
Don't forget the place ODDOsite D C of the low price of cotton in 1894
rr'a at Forest Hill. ; tf. upon the Democrats, denouncing the
Prof T P Harrison, Ph. D., las pulists and fusion ople and
been elected to the chair of English, making declarations of their mten
8it Darir! Brt nn rr za I tion to come unto us again, un
tadeat of John Hopkins and standa Wednesday a gentleman from No. 2
gn in intellect and scholarship. ana BCc
ulist, stated that he was done witn
Hqv. M DJGiles, of Mt. Pleasant j them; that the DemocraTs were not
aa the city. Mr. Giles is the responsible for the low price of coU
Pastor of the M. E. Churches !of the knn at all: that taxation was higher
circnit of Mt. Pleasant. He will this year and that he was "going
ach the public school abo ve Mt. back to glory by the Democratic
AieaRanf l . i one
""u ""in wiuwjr, . i rouce in xow.
DIG
-AND
UNDERSHIRTS.
We will sell a lot of Outing shirts at
10c. Cotton under shirts all at whole-
aalftnrice. - -'- x
The largest stock ' of ladies vests, in
town will go at cut price.
T WOOL ;PLAN NEL
Heavy wool trill Flannel will go for
lSJc.. -These cjoods cost more now.Dy
the bolt. .
BLANKETS
Bought at the lowest notch ever reached,
Will go out now.inai wiuuo yuugouu.
ShJoes,oSioes.
Every person in the county knows
that tne wholesale price on shoes
has advanced from 25c to 50c pair.
Now here is where we can do you
the most good. We have
HAVE YOU
THOUGHT OF BUYt
IN G A FALL DRESS? :
44 inches wide 40 cents
per yard. 36 inch
I
27 cents per
our line of ladies
Woo
1' t
,;v ,- -
.! ..' -f v!w
yard. See-
Concord, N. C.
DEALERS IN
worth of ShDes that we bought
when the price struck the bottom.,
Everybody will .have to buy shoes,
cash, : but wnat you wia ieei luw,
jiaci-
Dfess
Knnn
uuuu
PUMB BY . AND TOITBT
ARTICLES IN ABUN -
- 1
; Everything :
von wftnf, to save as much of lhe
mnnflT aa possible. Now we will
place you in a position to keep a
good part of your money in your
pocket aad will distribute this
" UP TO DATE"
ON HAND.
ranson'i Acrrinnl hi ra! Almanac 1 A Tree Pass.
ia again before us. 1896 is among As a reward for his saving the
tbery brightest issues of this yery wreck of the vestibule tram - last
hv informing the -agent of a
inf...r."mi llttUUP"u v' .'LI Snnthern has mVE US A CALL AND GET
, VAUauon tor tne btate. It grows mispiaueu omwu, -
ter and h, oQ.w nr. Uiven Rev. W H Bryant a pass oyer yotJB MOKEY'S WORTH.
Sanson cirftnUfofl ;fa nb- its svstem for five 'years. The re-
ll8ae8 bis own ai0o nr- ward is merited, for had
ft&teea ?fa mu i- ,J,tnvnrV not been made
othlike it. Dr Branson doea quenoea would hays been disastrous.
the dis-
the cons?-
Yours to please,
nnf. in thrift who will take advant
aee of it at prices on lots of stuff
- m m
even lower man we soia me bsiuo
ahoes last winter, li you want to
hava monev. vou will want to see
our stock before you buy a single
pair. -
. This is a great opportunity for the
buying pubhe.
LOWE SON,
Crepons, Crovenetts and
Henriettas. They are
the lattest. Dont miss
i .... - - -
them if you want a black T
dress. : Our 5" ?
mm
are simply elegant.
r c-r-i
QVW m many wavs. BaiiSDury
W Mt