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ne Da5v Standard 4tm BY JAMXS 1 COOK. AFICE IN CASTOR BUILDING The Standard is published overy ay; (Sunday excepted) ind delivers ed by earners. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION . " Una year. ... ... . ... . ... . .. .81 00 " Six months .. ............. . 2 00 - Thied months...........-;. 100 OaeiLonth... . . . . 35 Single copy , 05 THE WEEKLY STANDARD Is r foui -nage, eight-column paper. It h-u i larger circulation in Cabar jus than any other paper. .Price ?I.0J annum, in advance. JTDVEETItUNG RATES. TeriTiH for regular" advertisements nde ru jwn en application. Auvcna all communications to THE STANDARD, Concord. N. O. 0O:k:ORDv.DE0. 27,1895. Thci. '.me staud3 oil aud looks on at the hundreds of dollars blown away and burnt in the ordinary way of cskkV-ing Christmas and with the uuusual degree of danger to per e v-rt. .v. property so apparent, one cu iv -Out be;thsnkful that Christ ie u.i cays are over. r. Sch?nclv is put down on idn of the people ! This is I .. is hopt f u !. 113 takes any r-?ii;tst the Southern Railway,' -1 Cta fre'o or clhenvitc. It is just such a ,;reat, ?'Mgnanimously spirited hero " ay vorld has "long been looking : jr. The Judge was a long time a railrcn attorney why is he not Juac: Schenek on the "side of the jvcmV is great. tt mm Elm 5ld Yoa Ever Tr ie3trie Bitters a3 'ja remedy for jQiir troubles? If not get a bot tle no v and get relief. This medi cine jj been found to befpoculiarl adap ,- J to the relief and cure of all famjuo complaints, exerting a won tlorf::! direct influence in giving sires ell. and tone to the organs. If you h iv; loss of appetite, constipa tion, In idacfc1, fuijting soells, or ara r,oi ous, Bleeplees, excitably rii3Ki-ul.,ily or troubled with dizzy Jbctric Bitters is the medi ciLe gl need. Health and strength are gaatieteed by its use. Fifty ccn'-s ad $1-00 .at Fetzer's drug Stoi 3, : " Tire at iiie Otlell Mills. About 330 o'clock this (Friday) nio:nin, night watchman J M Per kins diBG07ered a ,bUze of fire in the dye room, and immediately gave the alarm. He was not long in get tins :'blstanc3 and putting it out Not many of the people of the light, although the fire bell rang for a long time. The firemen reported at their halls but were unable to loeato the fire, seeing no reflection and hearing no cries. A runner was sent to the mill, oa a horse, but when he got to the scenes the fire waB out. . " : -he damage is very small; origin is unknown. A Household Treasure. T W Fuller, of Cans joharie, N. Y., says Kiiig's New Discovery in the house and his family hasvalways found, the very best results follow its use; that he would not be without it, if pro curable. G A Dykeman druggist, ' Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr. King's New Discovery is undoubtedfully the best cough remedy; that he has and it has never failed to do all that is claimed for ft. Why not try .-& remedy so long tried and tested lTrial bottles free at Fetzer,s drug store, Rfgular size 50c and $1,00 C P, & Y. V, TO BE SOLD. The llnltlmure Plan for the sale Pre VhIIb Hotlt tlio Senlonrd; and Noutlioru are Bidders. Baltimore, Dec. 23. The bond holders of the Cape Fear & . Yadkin Valley Railroad met this afternoon and discussed the future of the property and the plans of the Balti more and New York holders for its disposal . The meeting was very ex citing and continued moro than three " hoars. About 100 persons were. present. " ) The Baltimore plan contemplated the sale of the road as a wnole, while the ITew Yorkers insist that the three divisions of the road upon which three series of mortgage bonds known as A, B and 0 are outstand ing, be sold separately for the bene fit of the holders of the respective eec urities. It -was agreed that a ma jority of the holders of the three series should be necessary to a de cision. A majority of the New Yorkers endorsed the New Yoik plan, while the Baltimore holders of the B and O series were in the . majority and the vofe a3 a whole was in favor of the Baltimore committee's plan, tho total being: For the New York plan $640,000; for .the Baltimore plan $1,519,000. Propositions were received" from the Seaboard Air Line and the Southern Railway Company for the lease of the road uuder the Balth more and New York pUna respect ively. . The fight will no b8 taken to the courts. V Quiet Weddfus:. burprisea are customary along about Christmas times, bnt no eyent was more surprieing than the quiet home wedding on Thurtday evening of Mies Esther Ervin, the second daughter, of Mr, and Mrs. J R Ervin, of this city, to Mr, S T Pear son, of Morganton For a long time it has been known that the above mentioned couple were to wed, but at that time it wa3 unexpected by their scores of friends. At ? o'clock last evening quite a number of friends and relatives gathered at the bride's home on Spring street to vitness the affair, which was solemnized by Rev. W C Alexander of the First Presbyterian chnrch, immediately after which the bride and groom left on an extended trip north. Mies Ervin has ever held a high Nation in Concord society and is popular with everybody, while Mr. Pearson is a prominent and wealthy citizen ot Morganton. They leave a host of well-wishers, who hope for them the choicest of this life's bless ings. When Baty raa sick, vre gave her Castorla. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla, When she had Children, she ga-e them Castorla. Harried Clitlstuias Day. Mr. A D Wilson, son of Dr. J R Wilson, and Miss Fannie, daughter of Capt. J M- W Alexander, were married Xma3 night at the home of the bride, Rt v. Lancaster officiating. A wedding supper was served, and a ireception giyea the next day at Dr m mf - " wishes. Mules and Horses for Rale. We have for sale at oar stables in Concord 25 mulea and 15 horses. The mules are large Kentucky mulss well broken, and the horses are fine drivers. The attention of farmers is called to this stock of carefully selected animals. Good . bargains may be obtained by calling at once. Brown Bros, Concord, N. 0. A Leg Broken. .- While drivinsc a team of horses Thursday afternoon Ephriam Calp, colored, met with an unfortunate ae cident. He was sitting on the front e id, with hici legs hanging oyer the e-ed when one horse began kicking and struck his leg, which broke it. i ft. TTi TURNING OSAY AND THREATENED WITH BAEDMESS Tie Danger is Averted by Using fefPfi$9D HAIR VICOR v "Nearly forty years ago, : after some weeks of sickness, my hair turned gray and began falling out so rapidly that I was threatened with immediate baldness. Hearing Ayer's Hair Vigor highly spoken of; I commenced using this prepara- .5 afZ . -S.;L, mm i .5?" v'-.;v;r?.vMyiv(kf:.;j;;;..s:.v.. tion, and was so well satisfied with ihe resuit that I have never tried any other kind of Dressing. It stop ped the hair from falling out, stimu lated a new growth of hair, and kept tho scalp free from dandruff. Only an occasional - application is now needed to keep my hair of good, natural color. I never hesitate to recommend any of Ayer's medicines to my friends." Mrs. II. M. Haigitt, Avoca, Neb. air ' Vigor' PKKl'AKED Br BR, J. C. AYER & CO., LOWELL, MASS., U. S. A. fiLier'a Sateaparilla Removes 1'itnpUs, TO THE PUBLIC. Give us your job printing, it will be promptly, neatly and ch eaply done. You cannot find a better advertising medium in Oabarrus County than the Weekly Stand- AKD, which goes to v more homes than any other paper circu lating in Oabarrus. Subscription to the - V7 eskly Stand ard is $1.00 per an num, in advance. EXECUTOB'S-NOTICE. Having, this the 18th day of No veinber 1895, been duly appointed and qualified as executor of the last will and testament of Mrs. Mary G Huie, deceased, I hereby notify all persons indebted to the estate of deceased to make immediate pay ment thereof to me. And all per sons having claims against the de ceased are hereby notified to pre sent them, duly authenticated, to me for payment, on or before the 18th day of November, 1896, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. Hibam P. Foabd, Executor. ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Having duly qualified as admins istratora of William B Joyner, deceased, all persons haying claims against said estate are hereby noti fied to present them duly authenti cated at the office of Morrison Caldwell in Concord, N. C, for payment on qr before the 5th day of December, A. D . 1896, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are hereby notified that prompt payment must be made. W. A. Sides ) Administrators Edwaed Jotneb of WmB Joyner Morrison Caldwell, Atty, This the 2nd day Dec. 1895- . 1 H it We feaye you 25 to . g I. .CHRISTMAS-' SSSi m m PESSENTS. We have a nice assortment of Celluloid Boxes, inlaid with mother of pearl, satin lined, for ladies and gentle men we sell $5.00 Photo Boxes for 3.45. Japanese Vases at less than wholesale x)rices. Cups and saucers large enough to use, at 5 cents. Children's A B C plates up to tine HiNA Cake Plates at 98 cents,, woath $1.50 to day; also mugs, teapots, dishes, bowls, syrup pitchers, salt and pepper castors, etc. LAMPS. LAMPS ! from 48 cents to $5.50 each, cheaper than you can buy any where from 1 cent up. Doll carriages from 90 cents to 1.68, Hobby horses $1.24 to.1,89. fTl lor J. &jL cen i a u m m m t. m v ff' D n-i-y.3 t,-on you no DOLLS from I to 68c Our stock oi dolls h far superior to anythi we hav ever had, aud fully 95 per cent cheaper than t-ou cIan buy anywhere. loO DOZE1T 150 Ladies' and Gem ' linen and silk for the holidays. aaiiderchiefs -Leather, j Wood A3SM - . PLUSH - ALBUMS Candy 11 cents per pound. Children's Books, 1 to 5c. Gilt edge, red lined poems, 55c. Teachers' Oxford Bibles $1.75 to 2 00; Ladies solid gold gem setting -rings at 7octs to 1.50, worth 50 per cent more. Satin pin cushions 20 to 48 cents. A nice assort ment of gents neokwc are for presents. PERFUME! both American and Fieiieli -f to 55 cents. Baskets I to Ul each. Japanese Broitza ir,.;, ao, 1 'r A C OSTIAN; Proprietor.:
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