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BT JAHE3 P. COOXi V- 1 liie Daily Standard ftud w h:, er ' nnminwUri hpfnrA. Mr. Hill TflAim ed that it waa a pitj the brother had not been gifen the honor. It Is stated positive! , thai the present nominee has tha endorsement; of both the New York Senators and that he will bd confirmed as speedily as possible. Ur Peckham has bscn a consistent Democrat all his life, bat hns never besn identified with any of the 1 actional party quarrels. FIOE IN OASXQB BUILDING The Standard is published every ay (Sunday excepted) vid delivers d by carriers- BATE3 Or 8UBS0BIPTI0N , CHe year. ...... . . . .7; .... .81 00 Bis months............ 200 T iree months ....100 One month. ... .... . . . . ...... 85 Single copy 05 ADVEBTI8ING BATES. Terms for recular advertisements made known on application. Address all communications to THE STANDARD. Concord. N. O. ; CONCORD. DEO. 5, 1895. We reproduce an artice from the Raleigh Press-Visitor about ex Judge Schenok's latest bomb. The old man is really sore over losing a job that be held for 14 years. Too t,v to turn him out to $rass at this j your hoQse forbid tne eeryauta t0 First You can't do it ; tho who can must be more than mortal Second Give her her own way ; it will eavo her the trouble of tak ing it Third Pay for her dresses if you can afford it. Her dress maker will sue you if you don't. JFourth If she takes a fancy to any man you don't want her to marry, tell her your heart is set on her marrying him and swear, she shall never marry any otberr You can give her a free band and ahe wouldn't have him if he was the only man left. Fifth If there is any man you want her to marry, kick him out of Iii'iir of Jirel in all candor, we think J ndge Schenck is too late the stale is made; and what few zephyrs do strike his wings, ex. tended over the dear people, will hiiiUiy give him boost enough to fid! into heaven of political honor or fa The wings, too, will wear to a frsz until the next election. Too Lin? ! To late ! What are claimed to be the largest fire eugines in the world are the twg built recently in London. One is capable of throwing 1,400, the other 1,800 to 2,000 gallons of water per minute. The machines weigh three and one-half tons each, and can be readilv drawn at full gallop by f oar horses. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Harmon, of LanGingbnrg, Mich., cbrated the mb er anniversary of their wedding in a queer way last week. Sixteen years after their marriage they were divorced, and last Tuesday, the twenty-fifth anniversary, they were remarried. Senator Butler has rented and is living in a $20,000 brown-stone fiout palace in Washington, The Senator is a horny-handed son-of toil a modern agriculturist The report comes from Washings ten that' Congressman Shuford drop ped a nickle into a street letter box slot and paviently waited for th thing to play a tune. We don't be lieve it. Congressman Shuford aloesn't look like he is fond of music. WHO PEOKHAM IS A Brother of Wheeler II. Peckham, a Friend of Hill and Murphy, and a U re-Long Democrat. V ASHiNGTOff, Dec. 3. The Sen ate, in executive session this after noon, confirmed the nomination of Olney and Harmon. Ruf us W Pecko ham, of 'New York, nominated to be associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, is a brother of Wheekr H Peckham, nominated and rejected for the same placa during the last Congress. The nomination appears to ba satlsfac lory to'tne Senate and tfcsra will be no dilatory tactics against the con firmation of the nominee. Mr. Peckham is a member o? the Albany f aaily ot that nam cid hai been fcj ja years a membccfhe New York Court of Appeals. He is a man of about . 55 years of age. He is a personal friend of both Senator Hill and Senator Murphy admit him, distribute man traps and spring guns and bull dogs all around your grounds, lock her in her room and vow if she marries him jou won't leaye her a penny. You will not have to wait long after that for the elopement. Sixth If she has no voice .en -courage her to sing whenever , you gl?e a party. It will attract atten tion to her and give your guests an excuse for, complimenting her. Never mind the neighbors. SeventhIf you are a poor man, teach your daughter to dance and play the piano. She can learn cooking and dressmaking and those things after she is married. A SPECIFIC La Grippo, f or Colds, . AND LVUQ THOUSLCO, 1 s mwg ciicnnv fr'Two ycira go, X nad the grippe, and It left isi with a eonght?Ueli gave b no rest algbt or Csj. My family physlciaa prescribed for xne, changing ihe tcedidne a often as he found the things I had taken were not helping tor - 'VsSt't T'iX . fee-. mmmmw - T H E V, ; . 3) r i ' ' We how have UNDER . VESTS Special bareair,.'- coarse and fine Seamlesa sgeit in wool and cotton for infants black 5 to 40 cents u aM misses and ladies. . . . ' . , - . job gents hlani, i.-.. .inranrs Jersey tid wooi vesis wortn 40 cts at 9n iaie8ox 25 cents, : . , -DiKJODerentstr . , axLiosca joi-oojr iiu tunuu uuilOfl SOX at 10 A3ie me, but, in spite of his attendance, I got no better. Finally, my husband, read ing one day of a jntlemau who had had the grippe and waa cured by taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, procured, for mo, a bottlo of tins medicine, and before I had. taken half of it, I was cured. I have used the Pectoial foi my children and in my family, whenever we have needed it, and have found it a specific for colda, coughs, and lung troubles." Emily Wood, North St., Elkton, Md. Ladies jersey rib cotton vests at 6, 18, 2 J, 35 and 45c. Ladies jersey rib wool vest and drawers fine goods, $1.95 per suit. seamless sox at 5 10 cents. WTCTrVrrr GOOD 6. 81 and Infants zerhvr Kin.;. 10 nftnf ' ""OOtft uvw ea w Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Hlghc3t Honors at Vyorld's Fair. Slcariss the System with Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Ueorffo Washington II anged! Taeboro, N. O., Dec. 4.-Georgo Washington, Jr , was today. He was tried and convicted at the last term of the Edgecombe Criminal courf, for the murder of one Charles Neville, a pump man at the water tank of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway. The murderer was a young negro of eighteen years of age, and was raised in Tarhoro. The Ideal Panacea. JsmesL. Francis, Alderman, Chiv cago, 1 regard Dr. limg'a Now Discovery as a Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds and Lung Oom plaints, having used it. in my family for the last five years, to the exclu sion of physician'slprescriptions or other preparations." Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa, writes : ."I have been a Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church for 60 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 v now. Trial Bottles Eree at Petzer's Drug Store. .. ff. h-i f . Yjlt rill M3(ViV' jP:M;.n':; Li HE L Jzzs El IK B E 7" O FAT hanged her3i,lM: THIS SPACE AND MORE BELONGS TO THE NEW FURNITURE STORE, i To open January 1, 1896 i ....... , '- .. . . -in; . the Hoover & Lore building, room now occupied by Lowe & Sen. I'M COMING w. Undertaker and Embalmer IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. OALATIA, tU& NOT. 16, 1393. Paris Medicine Co., St. Leuis, Md. Gentlemen: We Bold lasi year, 600 bottles of GROVE'8 TASTELESS CHILL. TONIC and hare bought three rtobs already this year. In all our ex perience of 14 years. In the drug business, have never fold an article that gave such universal Bati taction as your Tonic Yours truly, Asxsr, CAB& & Co. For sale by: all druggis ts. . t Notice of liissolation. i JNOLice is oereav ffiven loac ine firm of O. Holshouser & Co., com posed of O. Holshouser and J L Miller, was dissolved by mutual consent on Nor- lsfc 1895. O. HOLSnOUSEB.: : 1, L. Miller. I will continue the business and assume all liabilities of O. Hols houser & Oa, and collect all, notes accounts and other indebtedness due said old firm. " 4 Nov. 4 '95 J. L. Mrmzj. Thanking the publio . for past favors ;I solicit a. continuance of same - 1 J L Mclleb. Infants znnri ool yests only $3.00 per pair, n plush and eilk' hnS" ; cheap. UUQ8 1 jnriipa rpfl TriftfJinnf r! Infants wool sfnnt vests at $3 per pr. Misses and vouths w Ladies' white and colored mixe d ribbed hose 7 Merino cotton vests yo, 3, -4U 111 JUW" ana w cents.. m,w . " - JTI I I '4 I L Til K i J "uueu nose 5 'jadies' white and colored LU in- t iu cents, merino cotton drawers , AUJ-a"'0 t uuraaroy ribbed Youths' merino cotton un black hose 7 to 8 1-2 in at in dershirts, white and colored at enisv xne ueot maies lasc black Mens' white and colored seamless hose to be found at KNIT UNDERSHIRTS JSS6"6' np t0 at 17J cts. Mens' white merino cotton HOOKS AND unaeisnircs at 20, ao, a ana sold for 45 cents up till this at 5 cents Per -grow or box. season, ' ' . .. Best brass tins at 3 and 4c. v w Horn dress stays at 3 oents per aozen. 1 Mens' mixed color under shirts at 18h and 25 cts, dou hlp.rhrpnstprl nnrl hnnl' of Ark o jtsest spool silk at 4 cents t Mens7 mixed one-nail wool per spool, twist 2cts, 15ct at 47i cts, double back and shields for lOcts,. white tape 1 IVIUUI1L ia SEMINARS ; r A Flourishing School for Young . .V " . Ladies. v . TEN TEACHERS OrilamentalJBranches Receive A Careui Mention j UEV. O. L. X. FISHER, A, Mi - mountleasant.:n g front 75 cents. Mens' good red wool under shirts at 75 cents. Ladies' BLACK CASHMERE glomes (all wool) at 15, 18, 20, 25 and 38 cents. These cash mere gloves are the finest we have ever offered, for the prices are at least 20 per cent. cheaper than last year. .Ladies' black and tan col' ored S weed finished casLmern ete gloves at 45 cents. Ladies' fleeced lined silk gloves at 55 cents. Gents', black cashmere gloves at 18 cts, Heavy gloves. neecba linea. Gents' black wool cashmere gloves at 25 and 38 cents. . . ; Gents' : WOOL SOCKS at 15cts, finer at 17i, 20 and 25 cents. - Gents' fine camel hair socks at 20 and 25 cents. r n Gents' fine worsted sox at 20 cents. U-? Gents' fleeced linen cotton sox 15 cents. cent per roll, 29 inch cotton Dlaids at 5 cents. Drilling and cotton flannel that sell f or 8i and lOcts at 7J All wool red flannel at 15 cents up. HEAVY TWILLED navy flannel for skirts at 20c. ttnnrl o.nttrm blankets 75c HT Comforts at 90c and $1, counterpaines 63cts to $2,68: Three pound feather pillows at 50 cents. 10,4 sheets at $1J5 per p?ir, White swans down FUR TRIMMING at 25 cts per yd. Black; Aurora trimming at 1 2b cents TnfQTiffl Inn and sxioii wrapa cheap. Two vardpai terns of fine embroidered nan nel at $1,48 per piece, ! We have purchased a lot of wash outlining embroidOT silk which we will sell at cis per 5ct skein. T D,xJ. BOSTIAH, Proprietor,
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