Arriral of Tra ns.
, , Richmond arrives at 11:15 a. m.
fo. r?,mvVashington ' 9 pan...
SO
35 Atlanta " V " 7:22 p.m.
" l' Atlanta ;; 9:35 a.m. ft
" 36 , New York " 8:51 a. m.
37 A.Hnta 4 " 9:00 p.m.
3.8,Tt,hound freight leaves at 12m. .
5:15 P n
6"? ora t inral trains hetwipn
Kos-
The Ashe Murder Case,
.The: Landmark of Tuesday n6ted
that OaiTin Eller, who wa tried in
Ashe county last week for the mur
der of hxr cousin, Roy La'ham,
was
os. a"a, Aiianta. No and36 are the COnyiCted of murdf-r in (hA
Slrhmona - VoMvpn Atlanta andWashino- . r: - , oiwvUU
WTndli are the Washington and aegree. tit
to" TIpA Vestibuled Limited trains and. stop
at Con-
e was Ben tenner? in 9 a
years m the penitentiary and as his
case was not appealed he as at once
taken to Raleigh. The Wilkesboro
Chronicle, had a conversation with
Eller when he passed: through
Wilkesboio on his way to Raleigh.
Possum hunters were out Friday and says: V
Vt Their luck is yet unlearned: "The case is a peculiar -one, and
V R Stickley, of Enoch-raivm J3iUe! 18 Cltfaer a cold-bloooded
uiuruerer witn neart as insensate of
aBATU& OF LOCAL. NEWS.
ricked rp;a Pat inifimnpe By Oar
liasttiatf Pencil Pastier.
Rev,
cbarch.
THE RUSH OF HUMANITY. -
feople Who Travel as. Seen by Our
Reporter.
Merchant M Oglesbr, 6f Har
risburg, was here tosday. '"
-Drummer R F Rice, of Qreensj
boro, was m the city to.-da?4
Mr. W D Barringer, of Char
totte, spent last night in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W A Caldwell re
turned to the city last night from a
week' trip to Stanly. -
Mrs. J D Bacon" and children
Jeft this morning for Burlington to
spend some time with relatives,
Dr. P A Barrier, "of . Mt Pleas
ant, gave us a plasant call. He is a
staunch friend of The Standard.
Mrs. Elam King returned this
morning from Charlotte. Mr. White,
her brother, who was quite sick with
feyer, is much improved.
Dr. and Mrs. J O Davis left
this morning for Lexingto a, to spend
Sunday. Dr, Dayis will conduct
services in the Episcopal church at
that place.
tine, w j j . ... feeling as &damh'no ;
He was on nis way 10 xrinny , u""-
ucuu fle laiKea treely when ap
proached bv this editor, ftnrl Kia
Stop at D M Walker's if you want pressions seemed frank and tmrhfni.
anything in the grocery and notion He ia an extraordinary expert liar or
line. Don't forget the place op- a truthful boy. He is only'19 years
posite V 0 Furr's at Forest Hill. tf. old, has dark blue eyes, dark hair
At First Presbyterian church and weighs about 185 lbs. He has
tomorrow morning the pastor will that brogue peculiar to the moun
take for his subject: "Meat out of taineer. He seemed in a hopef ulmood
the Biter and Honey out of the and when asiced 'how he liked the
Cal idea of going to the pen, fctf said it
! ' , cmok r was bard but he couldn't xheh it:
A spienuiu oiC . pnew;00 unA B ' will go at 3i cents per yard They are
ft- UUU O IT Ul 11 1IRH HvnlllKL I r TT r-k 1 1 1-1 i -.
. , -r, --1 Mrs, Jieury u rropst lett tnis wonno c. one nunarea pieces outinir,
i wiu uavc uj uuy. rve wm lei wuki
have go at 5c This is the 8 and 10c
LOWE & SOW.
$16,000
WORTH OF DRY GOO DS,
SHOES AND CLOTH-
Will now be thrown on the market
that will be sold in the next 90 davs at
me greatest
SLAUGHTER OF PRICES
ever Jieard of in Concord, Our entire
8tockwas 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,
WS;
convicted him: but -Jie : t .t o, you will have to buy. We will let what
u ..j' rUimu6.AUI xiugwn, one wm we have go at 5c Tl
... ..i 11 m o-, . I awn uc udiuuueu, auu tuai 0j i 1 vir.
Jjor partlCUiarH uaxi at Ana oiAJtu- ., . , . bjuu pumc uwd mcic uciuto goiug
ard office.
o7 lw.
rbeaDin good condition. Can be I ,
Cb - 6 .1. ' . bim and
bougnt lor casn or on msuuimenis. 1 , ,
1-1 U.'Anlaro nail of TPtTW Rt A XTTk . I
the real murderer would be disvover. t0 Raieigh, where Mr, Propst is with
ed. He said that he expected te ,u !
xuc uj6 un w try to penorm every amy imposea
.factory is partially under cover. All upon him by -the authorities. - He
outside ffoik will be finished in less denied' bitterly that he had killed
than six days, if the weather con- Latham and said they were kinsfolks TOien Baby waa ick. we gave harCastoria.
tinues favorable. and had been chums all their liyes.' she waa a aina; decried for Castoria.
: lxA Mr.O H Armfiflld. nf RfaWilla When she became Miss, she clung to Castorfa.
uuiiimumuu ouifio n vC - , r- ' I When she had Children, she ga them Castoria,
tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at wno was or counsel lor iiiiier, says
Cold Water Lutheran church. Key. ae believed Eller guilty before the
J D Shealey, pastor, will preach his trial, but during the trial his de-
farpwpil Rprmom. I meauor was such that he was com
ftlNVII -w
CHEVIOTS,
The 8 and 10c kind, will go at 7c. Nice
styles and new goods.
Ladies Wool
Dress Goods
Have been cut to the quick. Tis im
possible for us to make you appreciate
IE
1
ZX.UllUU UCKKr WUUiaU iWttS CS th,. !fV,n Oofn. t.o fnrV
D M Walker pays the hiehest F ra,BiB lu ""Buue. oorted over the city this morning by Our price labeiowauotnen.
market prices for all kind of Early in the trial counsel for th, a sixteen year old girl and a twelve
country produce, cash or" barter. 8tte. offered to compromise on a Te.r old boy, 'They haying neither PRINTS
Don't forget the place opposite D O w v hme8 M kmdred8 an(1 s.nb318t "oa
B rr I counsel laid the oner before ni.n.lAij Aun w BO;. fvk
Farr's at Forest HllL tf. . .. . . . . . . ' -v-a.v.- -J ; iw-s Will n fn endless auantitiea at 4 and 5c.
. ' out no promptly rejected it. ne cifcy rai8ed quite a nice Bum of These goods have all advanced, and will
Mr. o jyiLioman lniormB us tnai said he was innocent and for that
beginning with tomorrow morning reason he cou!d not consent to any
inewill furnish electric lights for compromise. As the Chronicle says,
the early risers in private residences, he is eyidently a cold blooded acoun-
Tins is a great convenience. - drel or he is innocent.
The effect of chunking rocks is
money.
cost wholesale what we ask for our stock
but they must go.
' Tia out ot questlon,ito duplicate our
THE
COM
MAN
If the fashion plates are.
.. to be believed, will wear
black, and there never
waf such a demand for :
black: :dress goods;
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
economical and ultra fash
ionable. We have just
gotten in our black and
navy blues bought when
- the prices were low canv
sell you 75 cent Henrietta
Surah for 50c 46 inches
wide Can sell you a $1
goods 50 inches wide for
, 75c, 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 1
ever shown in Concord
Then come and see us and
be convinced.
Our No. 49 narrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty.
Cur JXo. 71 Needle Square
Toe prettiest seoe on the mar-
ket
Our No, 69 Pointed Razor,
Toe the most stylish yt.
Our No, 70 Hound Toe a
grand .seller, all at low figures.
pLAtTNDRIED SHIRTS
Our city trade "Leader"
pure Linen Bossom extra
heavy muslin doubl e front
and bacK, patent continu
ous facings on back and
sleeyes, custom, cut and
at the low price of 50c.
Gibson & Morrison.
There was quite a commotion on prf 0
the street this afternoon when two w:i
countrymen met in the front of Can- MEN, g 0QJj q VER
nons & Fetzw's store and. naa some
hot words,- one man calling the
other a thief and other bad names.
No blows were passed. Policemen
We wiU sell a lot of Outing shtrts at
10c. Ctton under shirts a!l at whole
salft price.
The largest stocK or laaies vests, in
plainly seen in the sheet-iron walls Liveryman J C Deaton, of Moores
of the cotton warehouse at the Can- yillle, was in town to-day.
noa tactory. a tnousana or more To rem0Te the constipated habit, had to disperse the crowd.
holes have been punched throng. the only Bafe treatment u a course Th St . ndabd erred :TeaterdaT
Buffalo' Bill's Wild West Show of Ayer's Pills, followed by a laxa- wncn it 8tated that only a few bales town will go at cut price.
unarlotte, JN. U. Tickets on sale live diet. Most otner catnartics ao
October 14th final limit October 15 more .harm "than ood, therefore
1895. Continuous passage in each leading physicians recommend
direction. Fare for round trio 85c. Ayer's Pills, especially as a family
The mayor and the street force phy81c
are now working on West Corbin At Price Memorial Temple dedL
street, near the depot. ? Improye- cation services will be conducted by
merits will be made beyond the raiN Rt. Rev. J WJIocd, U. D L L. D.t
road afttr Corbin street is in proper at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
trim. Rnep.ial voices will furnish selections
RnVir,a u for tne occasion, nev. u o -oiuw,
. I a I am nnD1 Q I l n Xtt
J K V MUlHVlUUg HIV tViUg IUHUW I - . t t l L
u:.i , , " I fftfinn to thfiir white friends to at-
ucm me erection 01 Beverai new
AND .
UNDER SHIRTS.
HAVE YOU
THOUGHT OF BUY-
I KG A FALL DRESS?
of cotton was upon the market. Yes
terday and today's receipts amount
to several hundred bales. Tae rul
ing price" paid to-day (Saturday) was
8.85. '
WOOL 'FLANNEL.
Heavy wool trill Flannel will go for
These eoods cost more now by
the bolt.
BLANKETS.
, I Bought at the lowestlnqtch ever reached,
v 1 will go oui rrow,iaaT. wm uo you guuu.
SIE ShoesShoes.
44 inches wide 40 cents
per yard. 36 inch
tation to their white friends to
tend,: '" r-:
Dog stealing is now in order,
Since the men were here witn Ore
gon horses and did the lassoe actx
the small boy has practiced tne arc
until he is almost perfect. It is a
houses on Mill street. Mr, P B
Fetzer is a hustler, and says the
work will go right along now. '
Mr. Jackson Safrit, who was so
seriously hurt in the boiler explosion
crht at anv time to
ooer ii, was in the city to-day , : fAn
(Saturday). His many friends were see several boys with a drov of dogs
glad to 8ee him in so sound a con- attached to the end of lassoes,
dition . " Some men try advertising as tho
u i -u c '1, ITndian tried feathers. Ha took one U
Mr. John Suther. a vonne man of Antuan l. . ; AC (li
Mt. Pleasant and wno went
West several vears ao struck the on lt al1 nlSbt; Iq tbe morf1D? h
:ifvH- ? y5f g ' 2f rpmarked - "White man say feathers
ty direct from Fort "Worth, Texas, remarked , nius 'f00i ''
Friday night He likes Texas, but beaP Bof fc wblte Z , .
deltas if m leXa You may start in a small way (most
Clt aa it he could remain no longer JL"U J , . x nn.
-tsr sss s b
Confusion as to the choice of a public you cannot fail of success.
ood.purifier is unnecessary. There Never were the people so progressive
40 Ut Ollfl VippI:
u3 Ayer's, This important fact
3
with
- your
fi lends
hut
not
with
yonr
enemies
Every person in the county knows
that the whole?ale price on shoes
has advanced from 25c to 50c pair.
LNow here is where we can do you
the most good. We have
27 cents per
our line of ladies
yard.
See
and
We have something that
will knotsk 'em ont
Groves'
Tonic
worth of Shoes tlyit we bought
when the price struck the bottom .
Evervbodv will have to buy shoes,
and if cotton has run up to a good
price, it will not bring you so mucn
cash, but what you will feel like,
i mil want to save as much of lhe
w " .. . ;ii
money as possioie. jnow we wu
place you in a posiuuu iu Jieoy n
good part - of your money in your
pocket aid will distribute this
Dress
agJ
to tSSa
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at
yonrs to'p
;O0
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Crepons, Crovenetts ,and
Henriettas; Ther are
the-lattest. Don't miss
them if you" want a blask-,.
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