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Whose NO. 1,322
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EXPLOSION AT STANLY MINE
A Powder HonseatHcw Lonilon Ex-plodes-Two
Kon Badly Hurt.
Special to The Standard, - - -
New London, Oct. 21. An ex-
President Plcsion .occurred' here this morning
Cashier.! about 4 o'clock.
Capital,
-DIRECTORS;
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IT K. UDELL, -
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J. W. Cannon,
W. H, Lilly,
OOLTRANE.
" Two colored men, employed at the
$50,000 tany aine. ero in the powder
$16,000 ihoDse "preparing some dvunamitn.
A candle was dropped and au ex
plosion instantly occurred, blowing
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To6d TVorK by Yonns; Denton.
You og man Deaton who is a local;
reporter for the Concord Stand
ard, went to Atlanta this week, and
on his return gives us just what we
had so far been looking for in" vain
a r port that . would give some
idea of what the exposition is, and
what is to be seen there. Instead of
saying that it is a 'good show and
everybody ought to see it," or that
JTo. 11 Jfews.
Mrs, G L Wineccff ia. slowly re
covering from a very severe attack
of sickness.
Rev. McLaurin will begin a pro
tracted meeting at Center, church
on next Sunday. He will be assisted
by several other ministers.
The large corgngation was very
much disappointed at ML Hermon
on last Sunday when they were in-
it "is a credit to the South," this formed of the ead news of the be
young man Deaton discards all set reavement of Pastor Sheale7a
count that he went through it from fourth) at 3 o'clock, p. m.
the house to atoms and fatally 1 wines up me snow as ne fam,iy. The communion was posN-
urnnri fK. ' u - 8;w lt snd we iQde from hi3 ac Foned until next Sunday - (the
names are Jack Parker
Henderson. .
HAMMOND & GO.
130 & 131 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
Stocks, Bonds' and Grain bought and
sold, or carried on Margin.
p,S. Send for explanatory circus
lar on speculation, also weeKiy mar
ket letter. (Free) dwly
ann Henry A to Z. He gives the best running
account of the show that we have
seen. Charlotte News of Saturday.
The Standard appreciates this
There has been much confusion
concerning the Demorest medal con
test which is to be held in a few
weeks. It will be remembered that
Indicted After 27 Years,
I verson Howard, colored, was nr.
rested here yesterday by Sheriff H03- coming from-Mr. Wade Harriswho a contcat Wlls fceW iu Co'id Water
kinsona warrant from Rwkine.r w - B J "" church a short time ago but on ac-
xxi kJiAJs uA-tiij uou.iuujieu, iuu, count of some of the contestants
vain as had the News, .and requested being eickj the medal
with
Hi' III RUT
KILL
(LITAKER'S CORNER)
ham county, charging him
bigamy. r
Seventeen years ago, so it is assert
ed, Howard left a wife in that county
and came to Guilford, where he
married again and raised a family.
" Recently wife No, 1 ascertained
his whereabouts and had a warrant
issued.
Deputy Davisleft with the prison
er. today at 12:05 for Rockingham.
Howard ha3 borne a good charac
ter in this county and the fact that
Mr. Dea'on to bring something back
with him that would give an idea of
what the exposition is. That he
did so, The Charlotte News' Kindly
testifies to.
Daddies, Attention.
The bridge over the side walk on
North Spring street at the lower
end of the graded school lot. greatly
needs attention. Little "boys are in
the habit of placing loose plank in
he had a wife in Rockingham was daCk,erou3 positions in order to
. ""cucu-uikubuuiu avc- trip'pedeatrians, an evil that might
cord.
4- V-i - 1 - 1 nniiAtnt 4 Vl 1 4- fill
Deaton -HVriht. i tuuov piuuri oiauuuai iijcu uuuuu
ft."T n nCnfnn mnorrr of tiio mdy be avoided. This business
store of Mr. O J Deal, at China necd5 yar immediate consideration.
Grove, and Miss Benl :h Wright,
III
merlv
daughter of Mr. J A Wrigh, of
near EnochvilJe, were married in St.
Enoch church Thursday evening by
Rev. V R Stickley, Before the cere-
was not
piesented. It was decided to have
the contest again in "the same church
but a few days ago some outsiders
who are directly opposed to the con
test, because it is presumed its in
flaence will reflect somewhat upon
the in f began raising a mighty howl
and has resulted in a state of general
confusion. They base their ob
jections to the medal, saying that it
is just as much harm to speak for
a medal as to play cards for a dollar.
In other words they call it gambling.
However, they are in the small
minority, and the contest is going to
come off. Like Jim Corbetr, I would
saythe boys have gone into training
so that they may be able to make
the speeches of their lives. Miss
Jennie Sapp has charge of the con
test. Now I wish to emphasize
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DUKEft)URHAfi
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MADE FROM
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AND
ABSOLUTELY PUuR
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COFFINS &C.
I have now in stock at my roomo
opposite the court house a splen
did lino of well-made Fiiimtur
such as
Bed Steads, T
Stands E
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Chair'...
TO I
r. d. i am-, in- tne marh.ee -w
beef catl'f aud hos are for sale.
Ilav3o.--.;ir-d my .MEAT MAR-
in tie Litaker basement, for
CH'lipiea by OWIIIK & VAX mnntt cnnppr civn tlio hru
vauit. hfinvoawant liine. fresh "V"J rri a
, meat-, bf, pork, mutton, etc, call party at the home of the bride s
on or L.iid in vouv orders to ctun- n rrrriUrr v-atfcicf wot
. i i ri i iin v 1 1 r. h ruuiLJ ui - l'. ii uou it uu
T. TTT.TT'! 'I V. '
1 am in the market when eaten at the home or Mr, onanie
Kimball, at China Grove. Mr. and
Mrs. Deaton will occupy the house
built by Mr. A W Winecoff, of Salis-
bury. The groom is an active, ener
getic voons? business man and the
bride one of Enocbrille's Lest young
ladies. Both have a large number.
of friends whose yery bestr wishes go
with them to their new home.
irfr. Goodman to Marry,
Mr. J C Deaton of Mooresyille,
was in the fiitv tod.iv Mondav'i and
toTANHARn sorter that cards th"e thiD8s:. Fir8tV the contest i8
4, v - going to be held; second, it will be
Tuesday night, of Mr. Geo. C Goods
man to Miss Annie Willfong, both
of that village.
held in Mt. Hermon church;
third, the medal will, be given.
A. B
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Ilelli, Rowan County, S, C
Corn shuckings are fashionable.
Owing... to the drv .veather, our
former, ii,rpr .-snwpil --W. UmIa Uiture store and see them aV once
we are preparea 10 snow you. 'iry
Wedding Presents. '
Remember we are headquarters orf
these goods and can. show the largest
assortmentjn town. Go to the f ur:
FIJYGiJVGIMMS,
ovnjw CLOTHS,'
Pi-i IDS, SllhETljXG
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A? SALT BAGS.
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From Davidson.
Messrs. Osmond Baninger and
P Webb, two young Btudcnts
of
wheat. .
. Mr. John H Foil is preparing to
remodle bis dwelling.
Mits Jennie Rinehardt, of Con
cord, is visitirg her sister, Mrs. L
N-Brown.
No s;ckness in the com muni t;
our people are all enjoying good
G
I DEALERS IN
Merchandise.
LUYKllS OP
Country Produce.
of al Kind
-AND'
n .
Ur--tot wood always
Wonted - best prices for
same. We Invite . an in--Action
ol all the goods
We Manufacture;
Davidson College, came in about 10 health. -
o'clock from Dayidson, making the xt i3 rumored thaPHeihg post-
trip here in about two and one-half 0ffiee will be movea in a few weeks.
hours on their "bikes," The roads, r9V q jj Cox, of Organ church,
they say, are too dusty and heavy to 3 been to Maine to visit hi3
make much speed. They left on sisters, returned home " and will
their return this atternoon. , com i union services at Orgin
Tne TclcTownara . . . church'on the fovitth Sunday. :l
The price of cotton has -a down ?W R Misenheinier, Deputy Sheriff,
ward tendency today. The market has:-'ljeen ; in'::.8earch f a cegroby
onened this morning at 8i, but this the n&me of Fcx v ho U charged vrrth
if. Viad advanced to o.bU, a rape. - , . xi.
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of 10 points only, in idis met, xi, lyyo. :
event th3 merchants can play tit-.
forstat and term it "Blue Monday,"
About 40 bales were sold today.
& Wadsworth.
A Terrible Accident.:
-.
Mr. J W Freeman was grinding
sausage yesterday morning in the
butcher shop next'to "Tutt" - With
rs'. The sausage mill is run by
steam. Mr. Freeman wa3 using his
hand which had once been paralized,
and got it caught in the machinery.
His screams brought him assistance.
He lost all of the fingers on his
right hand but- thumb and front
finger. He suffered terribly, and
the accident !s a peculiarly unfortu
nae one. Charlotte Observer.
drfy corupsiiti'on 'is, v "5 o
quality and piles. You"'l I ie
surprised when yoa hear t y piices
Come and eeo. If not in stock
can suprly you hi a few d s. I
have a nice lme of
w
i SI
at prices that will surpric
keep a . full ' line
mediate supply. I buy
T J
K ll UUUU iU
Til Ar Di?n
J LJ -11 ID Ij J
and run my planing muehaue, aud
all persons who wish any thing
in this line, wiil . do" welt o call
and see me.
Very Reared f ully,
HP
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Concord, N. C. July 13. 1Z5
a
rise
Go.
It 51 ay do as !?1 ncii for Yon,
Mr-Fred Miller, of Irving, .111.,
writes that he had a severe kidney
trouble fur many years, witn severe
Pains in his bacu and also that his
bladder was affected.-;He trred
many so called Kidney cures but
witnout and good result About a
year ago he began use, of Electric
Betters and found relief -at once.
Electric Bittera is especially iidapt
ed to cure of all kidney and Liver
trouble, nnd often giTes
stant relief. One trial will prove
our statement. Price 50c. and 61.00,
at Fetzer's drug store.
Tne Ideal Panacea,
James L Francis, Alderrna, Chi
casoy says: "I regard Dr. King's
New Discovery as an Ideal Panacea
for Coughs, Cold3 and Lung Corn
plaints, having used it in my family
for the last five years, to the exclu
sion of physician's prescriptions or
other preparations." " :
Bey. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: "i have been a minister of
the Methodist Episcopal Church for
50 years or more,, and have never
found anything so beneficial, or
that gave me such - speedy relief as
Dr. King's New Discovery. Try
this Ideal Cough Remedy -now.
Trial bottles free at Fetzer's drug
store.
FIRE INSURANCE,
There is a Difference. v , -
.. A man who recently went to AU
lah'ta to see' U e erposiiioii has since
hi? return; been wearing a red rose
on the lappel of hij coat; and a
man' who went to Charlotte to see
Buffalo Bill's wild west show wear3
a red blossombut not upon his
coat. . , , . ' V . . ,
There is a, difference between a
rose and a nose.
Having, transferred my Fire In
suranc . business to'. Messrs. It I
Woodhouse and B E Hurris, I coins
mqna them to any who uiay bo in
need of fire insurance, und tLpeak
lor them a libera vatrouage.
Respectfully,
J. W BimKriEiD,
We have assumed the Fire Ir sur
ance business of Mr.JVW. Burkhead,
comprising the agencies for several
first-class and well established com4
"panies, and respectfully eolicit a
liberal share of business in that line.
Woodhouse & Hake is.
August 26, "... - tf
"GOAL FOR aALE
04
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Notice.'- . .--.
Allptr.ions holding claim3 against
J W BorKhead, decease, will please
present them to me or to H I Wood
house promptly, All 1 persons in
debted to same will please call and
settle at once, o7 Iw 2w
A LID A L. BUBKHEAD.
Executrix of the last will and teata
menl of J W Burkhead. '
HARD COAL,
' SOFT COAL, '
BLOCK OAL:;
STOVE COAL,
SMITH COAL
Best Coal in the South.
Orders taken to G E Fisher's
store, or give to mv dri
or at my office will be prompt
ly attended to. r
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