Vol. Xin.-no. .m.-
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t?u w uu Rl, N. . C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1896.
WHoiiE NO. 1,9 B
REGISTRARS APPOINTE
J.
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WHITE ACQUITTED.
H E AR
WATSON ni GOTfllUK
Democrats, Republicans anil Popu-
iisis Will Come Together.
Registrars for the various town
ships, one from each of the three
political parties, have beerr duly ap
pointed and the names have been
posted onthe bulletin in the vesti
bule at the court house.
Two negroes, one in No. 3 and
one in. No. 11 townships, have been
appointed to sit with the whi e men.
Following is a list, as furnished the
Standard by Clerk James C Gib
son; '';.::
No. 1 Will E Harris, Democrat :J
The Indian Doctor That Created
finch a Flnrry Released at Salis
bury Tnesday. .
The Indian doctor, J L White,
whose trial for rape came up at
Rowan Superior Court last Thurso
day, was concluded; Tuesday eyen
ing, when the jury fouud a verdict
of not guilty. The trial occupied
five days of the court's .ttention
The Magistrate Basinets. Jy
' There are now 87 ;xn'agistrates in
Cibarrus conntyj Xhere will be six
to retire as the new ' dnes come in,
making the older number 81. The
election this fall will increase tne
rnumber 42, making the whole nam
ber in the county 12a The State
must furnish them the necessary
books. The magistrates elected
from this time on will hold their
office ju3t two years. After 4 years
the terms of every one of the presc.
ent magistrates will have expired
and was one of the largest .hat ever
took place at Salisbury. More than
one hundred witnesses testified for
... - ...
tne prosecution ana aetense. The and we will have only the number
cost of the trial will fall heavily elected which will be 42 unlesi the
kin Concord N C Pat- John Lady, Republican ; J W Alex' DI)on Stan,y. county. White had towns require more by reason of
If,, September 12thUust ander. Populist. . been-In jail since the 9th of No- increased population, tfr. what is more
ino.--w i? ann on, democrat ; vember, 1895. , lively. ana more iadicious. a ettine
The prosecution and deienee were aside of fusion methods and a return
represented by the ablest lawyers to the former Democratic and -ra
the State uffords. tional methods In eithpr event
there will be a decided surplus of
Virrtav. September 12th just
for a lew hours-all the bal- Dayi8 Brumiey, Republican ; J C
ance ol your uiuw iau pium- Johnston, Populist.
ably be taken up Dy simpiy No. 3 W B Smith, Democrat;
Henry .Littles, colored, Kepublican ;
John R Bradford, Populist.
No. 4 H B Black welder, Demo
crat : Fred dine, Kepublican : hi K
Cx Plaster, Bopulist, ,,
calling at
THE CHE&PEST STORE Oil
THE GLOBE,
Health During August
Following is the health reports of law book in the State that will not
the different county physicians of be read nor used and could be wisely
No. 5 hK Misenheimer, Demo- adioinine: counties, issued by ' the exchanged for school j books and
crat; Charles W Alexander, Repub- Nonn Carolina State Board of placed in the hands of public Bchool
'TVnSr.JHealth for the monih of August: children if there were any demand
nu. u o xx xvuuuie, uvui uura i j . ., - - ; j -
hiinon - Cabarrus Dr. Robert S Younsr. for them.
VJ ' : '" v. u, Aneuwitvuu , . . .. . " ., ..7. 7,. 7 . . " j . -
A H Penninger, Populist. Concord. Twenty-two cases of ty- Withont t' change by the legist
No. 7-J L Peck, Democrat; .Ed- phoid feyer. ' , lature ol :-'?j -v would have about
M Jo pS111 'JhnH Stanly-Drf D P Whitley, Mill. 45 mzu With the change,
No. 8 L J Fcil, Democrat ; John mgport. Five cases of typhoid fe- we are to have 123 the next two
TTinrlloxr PonnKlinan Tir A W ira rinnniflapala . malarial favor Vfiarfl. thpn in fnnr VPftrfl Wfl JtrA t.fl
where eyery t run? win De M 6 Po H t diarrho3Und catarrhal troubles. have 42 magistrates. Do you see
snown 10 yuu m piuiuaiuu JN0. y U b bmitn, JJemocrat; . n- T Aoi,Mff Mn; anvthina sham in thia9
fmrr, th fnllnwiTio, nrtiolps Taaa ninn RonnhLn- Tyrant Union Dr. J E A8heraft, Mon- anytnmg snarp m this .
that we will sell to you for one Barrier, Populist , roe. Fifteen cases of whooping
cen I imo. iu vv ur iNeweii,: jLemocrat ; jcougn. j iypnoiu auu maiariui ltv
Lowe &
Dick
A Fine Specimen.
The finest specimen - of Stanly
cotton ever brought to this city, is
in the possession of Mr. J W Can-;
non, at Cannons & FetzeVs stores
It is one stalk, in height measuring
six feet, containing about 100 green
bolls. It resembles somewhat a
small tree, and was picked out of a
three acre field of Hon. Sid
Hearne's, and is only a fair average
Farmers in Stanly have a much
better cotton crop than Cabarrua
farmers, having had more rain and
le38 politics.
Thetr Future Home.
Tuesday's Satisbury World eays r
J M Parker and family left thia
morning for Concord, where they
will make their future home. Mr.
Parker has not yet ptcured a posi
tion.. He bao quite areputatiou
a manufacture.'.5'
Mr. Park 'many years ago lived
nere and served his apprenticeship
as a machinist and iron wortesr
under Mr. Phillip Brown. Concord
welcomes bis return.
J. F. HURLEY,
I INSURANCE AGENT,
Office over
1ETZEFCS DRUG STORK
Given Away Free ,
John Saucerman, Republican; F P Yer8 in t0Wn and country in a very . 10 aavert18 ? gds we n
Noll-KF Faggart, Democrat; hgnt form. The town needs five.cent cigars,one ffola ring and
Ed Lewins, colored; ; Republican; S water-works. . v v a sample bottle of Peeler's Pain
W White, Populist. , Mecklenburg Ur.' H M7:rYilder nnier to every one sending us nity
ana postage.
A NICE LINE
OF
10 Slate Pencils,
1 Box, 40 Hair Pins,
2 Papers Needles,
iVTJnllr, fTlmrtn1
- iJ: ' - y&rd 1""G G Richmond, Demo- Charlotte. Two caseB of scarlatina, cents to pay . packing
Box Blacking, . crat: Joe White, Republican: W FL au Address, : - -
2 Papers Pins and hundreds Ward 2 J N Brown, Democrat; fever and one of pernicious malarial Lock Box 1, Kemersyille, N. C I
of other articles for the small Dr. Dan Phink, Republican; J M fever (imported;. Chills and re
sum of one cent, Bur rage, Populist. mittent feyer in several parts.
50 Envelopes for 6 ts. Wa-J L Brown, Democrat; IredellDr, W J Hill, States-
2.400 Matches, lOcts. Republican; C A . j: lung
t ooa Jauuury cuup Ward 4-G M Lore, Democrat; troubles. Fevers.
O CentS. W TT Rlnmo RoTnVilV-,Ti- S Tj
STICKPINS
i: at
E A ache and RmfimiATiSM rellevea
kby Dr. Miles Nerv3 Plasters.
OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD HOTEL
3
Kluttz, Populist.
the best 50 cent 6 hook corset
on earth, V
Ladies Kid Grieves at 75 cts
and $1.00.-
Mens' Laundried shirts 39c.
. Very handsome line of
Forest Hill Ifews.
Mr. Robert Green, of No. 3 towr:
ship, and Miss Ola Perr7 of this
place, were quietly married a few
evenings ago in the country, by si0n
: The Ideal Panacea.
James L. Francis, AMerman,
Chicago says : I regard Dr. Kings
New Discovery ss an Ideal Panacea
for Coughs, Colds and Lung Com'
plaints, having used it in my family
for the last five years, to the exclu-
of physicians's prescriptions
W"e Want to Beat . ...
. . tile tieeorcl &r July,
whom we did not learn. ; or other preperations.
Mr -Vhna Vnrr. of Cannonvillf. Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk Iowa,
AA - , J . , ; J
We are determm
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ed not; to spend our time and f nergy grumbliug
from 5 to 20 cts per yard.
Mens1 Sample Hats 50 cts
on the dollar. -
100 pieces Outine; 5 cents
per yard, : , 7, ,
The best SI 50, $2.00 and $3
T t,AA Unnn nf Uknnf iil I timaa . Wo TXTlll riffVl in ATI c TTIflbfi f 1 Tn PS '1 1 VP.l V. NflW. 1T1 OTS
and Miss Mary J Fbihips ere mars RmsPotSalohnrph for der to make this incoming month the biggest July we havo ever had, wo
ried at the Baptist parsonage a few " a - are putting out a lot of "Hummers'' and we are going to maKe tnem num.
ficuan mo i-rjpw r 1 50 vears or more, and have never m. :. T! a j ,:u w oir Mnro rwn
days ago by Kev. J J rayseur. 11 found anything so beneficial, or that them. Here goes: -
was a private affair. gave me such speedy relief as Dr, , About 60 prs of Ladies tine snoes 01 Zieigier's ana xteea s m?Kes, ji
.? -. ' c ;ua f.:ja hr;J'0 niaAnrorr Tnr fhifl small sizes. 2, 3, 3i and 4 that we will sell at 81 .a pair. Not a pair among
unite a numoer ui myucu kuuo d v. 1 .i i . o oCr tv.Qtt mnot. o-n
-u - 1 -l , t- a . m i ti 1 1 v 1 ' 1 uuu wou wit cuiw j w. . i u w &uuu v
gathered at the home or mr. laniei .,
T x, , rPnnc Bottles free at Feszer s Drug Stor
McLcfter, the bride's father, Tues- iJto , f
Hav evening at 6.30 o'clsck to wit- I Gone to the Far West. :
ness the marriage ceremony of Mr. miss jjaura ransn, aaugnier 01 and DiacK.ooze ana nn kiu, jzea i tu t. tu gu
Oaleb Litaker to Miss Vaati McLes- Mr. 0 L Tarish, of this ' city, left 82 l.-AbousTrs'of Ladies Oxfords and 1- strap Sari
wh wan Tiflrformed bv Kev. xaeeuay uigub ui xiauouukcc, auuiom jjay otate ana raaan rroH., u -w ku iu j...
' , . , . rrwifm. whPTA Rha will hprntnft won't be here long. ' They must go.
jLrial I ta o Ana Kiitiva. noiv nf .T.flHi'oa T?inA flrfnrrl Tifta. unrnft
patent leathers, souie tans, some fine dongola pat tips, all to go at 75c.
rhey cost from $1 to $1.50. They must go..: . .
NO. a. .About 50 uairs Ladies fine Oxfords, all Zeiglers, tan, gray
Made to sen at
that we have eer shown.
Keep ap with the crowd
?fcd you will get to Bargain
Headquarters,
LOWE
ft
DICK,
Sandals Zeiglers.
Call for them tbey
I it mi L f .. ' -
, .... : rnAV1i:fn'-v 'nrhm aha will KpontnA won't be nere long. ' xney muse go. . v r .
W Hr.McLaurin. J-ne onue ana " NO k. a fw rs of Misses Oxfords, sizes 12 to 1. to go at 50c.
of the teachers in the Henry NO. 6. FOR MEN: A lot of Tan, Goat and Black Vici Kid Oxforda
groom; woio .icyr; i . li oi rpv.A-n- 1 KO ahnAs. anrl nr a frfisu Rtock iuat bought them.
Kpndaii uoiieffe. a large tuucaionai uwj v-.-"-"i -."t--.:-":". - ..
. ... . i ? t i: , a i
. . t. t-3 i inoti Kinnn. iviisa Parian nan naa
Mr. Henry byra, or iNew uonuuu, , - - - " , O TD TT T A T Q
who has been vismng ms siaier, r - - . x -L-J w jl jl jl -i i w
Mro T H Hall, on Third street, re- teacher, and her many tnends m
. ' i, - ipVprdav this city wish : for her continued , ; , romens Solid Leather Shoes at 65c. Womens solid Leather Pebble
turned home jester y p-ure in her chosen Grain and Glove.Grain Lace and Butt on Shoes at 75c. These are $1
' Mr. and airs, uuuu j, w. 5
Lick, Stanly county, are visiting
Mrs. Drj's father, Mr. Daniel Mo
Lester, on Third street
home.
THE-CHEAPEST ON THE GLOBE
Rev. Dr. J. B. Bobbin Dead.
Bev. Dr. J B Bobbitt, one of the
best known ministers of the Metho
dist denomination in the State, died
at his home in Kaleigh Tuesday
morning at 12:30 o'clock. He had
been an invilid for five years with a
complication of asthma and other
diseases.
i . v .. ohnog ail frnnh and Tiif.pi Tjftiiies fine Dongola kid button shoes, made at
occupation, so lar trom her native exaaria. Va. Solid as any shoe in the re arket, regular SI. 50 shoes, to
go at $1. . Mens Fine Satin Oil bboes, lace and gaiters at JLney are
regular 1,25 shoes. Mens heavy English Ties, everyday ahoes, 1.00 Solid
For Over Fifty Tears f as leatber can maite menu UlgJODin Biraw uat ai ivu, buuio ui
Mrs. Wmslow s boothing. Syrup has "7": i,,,,! finA ( Wa at lust half urice. We havo
c tin
been, used tor-over fatty years by LvArvfhin in the line of clothing and furnishing goods-i Everythm,
millions of mothers for their child- daf a at mifiesi hat can't be beat anywhere in ine State, Calland
renj while teething, with perfect sue see sampleslof the free Crayon Pictures we are having made for our cus
cess. It soothes the child, softens . tomers- p Z'X' " ' : - ' ) v :ZX--'ZZ: X ZXX;'; -,:X.
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind JOBl'w entyfiVe suits of fine All WobllCassimere inlCutaway Frock
colic. and is the best remedy for Suits, sizes 34 to 36 lor 4. 00 a suit. They are 10.00, 12.50 and 15.00 suits,
Diarrhoea, - It will relieve the, poor Call on us and see these and otner attractions.
little sufferer immediately. Sold by
druggists in every part of the world;
Twenty-fiye cents a bottle. Be sure y A (VI ll O fcl C JS.
and ask for "Mrs. Winslows Sooth- - Vinil l IwJM 3 CS
FETZER
Mr5aaP'! to? SIrtip" and tak 80 other kind