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JJ.ODELL,
D,B. CCLTRANE,
ID. CoLTRAXE,
&rp!u3,
: President
Cashier.
Assistant Cashier
; . $50,000
i $16,000
DIRECTORS ;
JXOdell, . D. F. Cannon
Elau King, J. W. Cannon,
I E. Odf.ll. W. H, Lilly,
1). B COLTKANE.
Tor Rent. - ."
.Tee o:n room, nextjo' Dove &
Bast, rsow ooc-ii ied by Sims & Alex
hi(ier,iu tor rent." It; is 22x75, with
W basement. Possession given 1st
January, 1896. Apply to
i J. Dove.
loliceof Iivolnnon.
aatic is hereby given that the
fcaofC. Holshouser & Co-, com
Mol C. Holshouser and J L
ier, was dissolved Jdy mutual
GcseLt on Nov. 1st 1895.
C, Holshouser.
,T. Tj. Mtt.t.tvr.
I will continue the business and
"BDme.all liabilities of C. Hols
to & Co-, and collect all notes
foe said old linn. -
:ov. 4 '95 J. L. Miller.
''ws i soilfiir, n. nnntirnariAA fit
J. L' MlLLEB.
ije Coble Oancfs nis iecls-
, . x vHiieniiary Case.
' J6e V9W? ill the Superior
Court Friday announced his decision
in the peniten tiary ' case. ' The' quo
warranto proceedinga in the Superior
Court two weeks ago' will be remem
bered. H O Dockery, J T B Hoover,
Meyer Hahn, T E Mcfeskey, Bryan
f . 9??? " J A Ch(ek, H 13 Parks
and F Wakefield, the directors
elected by the' Fusion Legislature,
sued for nosseseion nf thp ;fdft
4 . w- VVWiV
Penitentiary,
Messrs. McRae, Day and Whi taker
argued the case for the ptaintiffa.
and. Messrs. Shepherd, and Busbee
for the defer daqt.
' J udge Coble yesterday answered
the first issue in the case : u Were
the plaintirla or any of; them, if so
which ? legally elected to the office of
director in the State Penitentiary '??
His answer was, No." v
; The j udgment will be rendered to
uay. xne aeienaants will at once
ta kelin appeal to the Supreme .Court,
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Conglomeration Etc.
Doctor: ''Now, Tommie, will you
promise me to take your medicine
like a man?" Tommie: 4lNo, ;Bir5
when a man takes medicine he makes
a bad face and swears."
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V -
Why does the letter R hold an
enyiable position? Because it is never
found in sin, but always in temper
ance,iindastry,yirtue and prosperity.
It is the beginning of religion, and
the end of war.
Jack Dashing: "At what age does
the Chicago girl marry?" Miss Puns:
"Hard to say. She usually begins
at eighteen." ,
. The longest word in the Century
Dictionary is palatopharingeolarn
geal. The next longest is- tran3nb-8tantiationiet
yAKO Y DOWNED HIS MAN. 'SQUIRE COLEMAN PULLED
15ut it Took Nir NhA(. In m n . rz ) THE SHERIFF;
V Robbei,;Dlmmy.'? :
In Uhe dead of - night six pistol
shots rang oat in , rapid succession
in the postofilce building, and the
sounding echoes of the reports stop
ped tne few pedestrains and gave
toiuiu juuu ior exciteatnougnt. ln
side thf buiJdingnight clerk T . B
Yancej, Jr., thought that e, was
fighting a bloody. duel wi ' a boia
bad robber. But when, at the sixth
file Was the Only Man Who Got the
President to Register W hile He was
the Exposition.
c Warren C Ooeman, chief of the
North Carolina committee of the
colored department at the Atlanta
Exposition, is anxious to have a
large delegation at the Exposition
on the colored folk's day Nov. 11.
He has bn in Raleigh this week
shot, the "man" fell to'the floor, ho ""fS air a?d te)ls wi.th
discoyered that he had been made
; I :-
I orrpuf nl aoanra rT hio ennnaoo m - nof.'
suae.
Tax
T I
mi
Notice.
ccuuty after due notice of time
S lJg taxes as the kw- requires. J
H lny ofilce hereafter, and I
urge the" tax oayefs -to!
torward and pay their taxes,
TK JW comDes me to collect
S th.a? bas heretofore been res
ot sheriffs- I notify tax-Day-
Hi :I Will (nnqifixml nn "KTn
15th bepin to Isvv and
property for sale for taxes.
Skipped by the Light of the Moon.
Salisbury World: Ed. Goodman,
of Cabarrua county, the base de
ceiver who some time ago fooled
Fannie Newsom, of this county, into
marrying him, has skipped the conn
trv and rrono to Texas. He wai
afraid of being prosecuted by Mr.
Newsom. Mr. Newsom tells us his
daughter's mind is still unbalanced
and it in feared she will never re
coyer.
Attire'
VeiV RAnrionfnllTr
JOHN A. SIMS,
- Sheriff.
Notice town taxes,
8 trVT7n i m a ' - -
ttB'wr" u4lttxeB Ior tue vear leya
H fa, h d placed in my
5 ti CO:Iection. All persons
firfo V,CL"e at
;tv iryrLYtt at once, ana save
property bas been changed,
3d. f?ily and save being ad-
use in t VUiU- opposite court
Cla l own Hall. "
J. L. BOGEK,
Town Tax Collector-
t?Tien Baby was sick, vre gave her Castorla
fThen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria., ,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Then she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
the victim of a practical joke by his
fellow clerks, one or some of whom
had prepared for him a nerverack
ing surprise in the form of a dummy
burglar. V - :'::S '':
Mr. Yancey is very reticent this
morning, and no one knows the
exact particulars of the encounter.
At rany rale he was startled last j Observer.
night .when he saw . in the deep
gloom in front of the vault, the
form of a man. The hand was raised
as though he had bten sufpiised;
and oyer the head was a big black
mask. , "' - '
To Bay that Mr. Yancty was sar-
priso3 wculd be statins very mildly
a very seyere form of nervous excite
ment. -It wa3 enough to make the
pulse, go fasti r, too; for there he ;
"stood, alone in a biff building; and,
halted there surprised, stood a bur
glar, big and brawny; and tmrglars
are sometimes desperate,
But Mr. Yancey never flinched.
Quick aa thought he - had; out; the
larfirer of ; two pistols. Hel pulled
the ttrigger. but when the, snaoke
cleared from his eyes, he thought he
saw the burglar step back. He had
missed ! Nov would come the rob
bers turn, f V -!
Five times did Mr. Yancey vull
the trigger; but when the last ba'l
was gone, the robber was still there.
So he reached for the other weapon;
and at the. first shot the man fell;
all' was quiet, and, when Mr Yancey
went to examine his dead, he found
out the hoax. .
The balls of the larger.pistol had
been extracted and the first five
shots were made with blank car
iridges. This speaks" well for Mr.
Yancev 'a nerve, for he killed . the
robber with his first bullet.
; The postonice people tod-jy say,
Thush P'-rBaleigh PreBsLVisitor;
ting President's autograph on the
register of the North Carolina de
partment of the exposition. '-It
was jtheonly place," added Coleman,
f where the President registered
while he was in Atlanta." ,
A North Carolina man, white or
colored, is hard to beat. Raleigh
SILVERWARE 1
Eleeant Bridal presents end
brithday presents in Sterling and
Elate. ONYX TABLES AXD
LAMPS; Five a' clock teaket
tles. Lock Bracelets, Diamond
Rings, Watches and Jewelry.
' Call . to see us and we will
show you the most complu'c
lines of thesi goocis thai have
ever been, carried in Concord,
and they are cheap.
J. & J;
Rat.
Professional Card
In Precartons Condition
i " ' - i i.
Mr. W.I Underwood, formerly- of
Concord, has been, extremely ill in.
Greensboro, and Saturday's. Record
; ro 7 n , , L. M; AEG HEY, M. D
who tf! r i-Annrfpd Bn mnnh hHr Physician and Surgeon.
yesterday, had a chill this, morning I Concord, N, C.
ana is now in a precarious condition. 0FFICE . qt pt QUD ANN EX.
Will We liet Them 7
rrv.f 'Vkr;,VrottfW crU tha JN0. R. ERVIN. C A- MISENHEIMER
adtitional water plugs is well ea- ERW1N & MISENHEIM E li
taolished fact, but inst how we are , , c.,
, J - , , - Physicians and Surgeons
to set them is, the cart that con- . .
. I I Ittina IV r V l-i Ofttr hm ' -vr rr
iron is ina .commissioners on- posite '2nd I'resbyienan ciurch
move, and'to issue script is about I Charlotte, js C
ViinV fViexr I
can be secured until the legislature FIRE INSUR ANCE
convenes again, when we can appeal
Consultations
'Cr'"" ana
l - '"teen . .
- j ca,i a experience m tne
6Q" Of rnnnoPa "Pilec on
eo ODres. Any case, taken. A
W leed or no - pay-.-- offioa
to 10
nTtT"
Old Dr.'Odom.
Slan1 ae guaranteed to &tb
a minutes, rOna cent a dose?
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Yost, after
spending a week in the city returned
to Greensboro this morning,
. DidTott Eier. .,
Trv "TCI An trie Bitters as a remedy
for your troubles ? If not, get a bot
tie now and get relief. This medK
cine has been found to be peculiarly
adapted to the relief and cure of ail
Female Complaints, exerting a won,
derful direct inflrence in giving
strength and tone to the organs. If
you nave' loss of AppeUteV.Ooiisti
pation, Headache, Fainting. iSpells,
or are Nervous, Sleepless,Excitable,
Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy
Spells, Elee trie Bitters is the mep
cipeS you' need. Health and
Strength are guaranteed by its use.
Fifty cents and SI 00, at Fetzers
Drug Store- '
Passed Away in the Orcen Pasture.
; For about a week an old gray
horse that bore the appearance of
having come out )f the wilderness,
has bperi feasting in the green' pas
tare, the court house lot, and seemed
to be thriving and picking up in
flesh until Saturday night when it
reached the north side 'of the court
house a gush of w ind struck the
animal, knocking it helpLss upon
the around where it srave, up the
ghost some tjme during the night.
It's remains 'were taken to ... horse
cemetery near the Three Mile branch
this morning, where they were Jaid
to rest. '.? -.. v
Fanr Issued Saturday. :
Register ; of peeds . Wedding ton is
kept very busy these ; times' ' issuing
marriage license. Between 4 and 6
o'clock Saturday, afternoon he filled
four ordersthiree for white -and one
for. colored couples. 1 OJhe wjhites
were :" "cjiarlie teinsMw.ther
R.Finkf . Robert A: Hndson, : Alice
Blackweider;ii2vi HHatiey, Virginia
E Martin. ' ; ' " , '
f Christinas goods1. ' are ? arriving
every day- merchants ' should;' do
their advertising now, through the
Standard.
to that body for, the privilege of
issuing bonds. To place the five
plugs, one at Mrs. Wagoner's and
one at M W Johnston's on North
Mam street, one at A G Bost'a on
East Depot street and one at G W
Brown's on South Main street, would
cost the city in the neighborhood of
$1 000, in addition to an extra $200
par annum rent for the use thereof.
The committee "was out reviewing
M
as The Standard
When in heed of Fire Inuraaes..
call and see us, or write. Wa rtpre
seat only first class Home ard Jror
ieign companies. - V; s N
ItespectfulJv,
YfOODHOOSE is HaRBIS.-'
liifylfiri
MANUFACTUKERS OF
the situations
prints them this afternoon, -prepar
ing their report, to the board tomor
row night, when. the matterwilli te
thorouchiv investigated and' dis
tf t
cussed.
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FINJL GINGHAMS
0UT1JVG CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, SHAJETIjYG
mine-Figures for 111 years.
: The figure 9, which came into
the calander on January 11889, will
. . . et ....
stay with us 111 years from ' that
date, or until December 31, 1999. No
other figure has. ever had such a
long consecutive run, and the 9: itself
has only once before been in a race
which lasted over a century that
in which it continuously figured
from Januarv 1, 889,' until Decern
bcr 31999, a period of M years
The figures 3- and 7,cccasionaly
fall iato odd pombinatjpns ;bat
neither of them has eyer .yet: eeryed
for a longer period han 100 - conse
cutive years in our calendar since the
present mode of calculating time
wa9 pstablibhed. It is also clW that
frpm their relative position among
the numerals it is an impossibhty
for either of them to appear in date
reckonings continuously for a longer
period than a'century, ; : "
25 Reward
; For any case of Itch or Eczema
that I can not cure. Come at once
and get well. No curb 2ro pay.
Old Dk. Odah$
Moms House, Concord, K. C.
P. S. Itch cured m five davs.
AJYj
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DEALERS IN
General
srehandise.
BUYERS. OF
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of al Kind
AND
Fxur-Fobt wood always
wonted best prices f or
same. We invite an in:,
spection oi all the goods
we Manufacture.
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