pally Standard.
I B Standard is published
Ueryday (d and ay excepted) and
delivered by carrier. .
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The Weekly Standard is a
four-page, eigot-column paper. It
has a larger circulation in Cabarrus
tbaa any other paper. Price $1.00
per annum, in advance. ;
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jjjade known on application.
Address all communications to
THE STANDARD,
-v 3 XT n
vuuuuru, in . u.
; Look at K L Craven coal ad.
Lowe & Dick are selling under
wear and shoes at remarkably low
prices. See their advertisement.
At his home Saturday night, Rev.
J K jvi joss united in matrimony Mr.
John R Gourley and Miss Lillie
browell, both of Cannonvilie.
The candidates began the regular
county canvass today, at Rocky
River, in No. 1 township,
tomorrow thev will
juiveiy umes will be had
two weeks, while on
Tent.
ior ine next
their rounds.
A farmer told a Standard reporter
it was as bard work to keep the
colored laborer at work now as it
would be to! do the work himsfllf
He has suspended work on his
farm until after the election.
Rev. W M Robbins, who has
been spending several week's in this
city, preached a powerful sermon
at Forest Hill Methodist church
Sunday night. v We have hard
many complimentary things said
aoout it.
.Between disease and the many
uueap preparations wmcn are
palmed off under the name of blood
toa. os;37an4' 38 are the Washington and purifiers, take VOUr chanCOS with
Southwestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stOD 1 j - ,.T J uuco -?"b"
uiaeaee, udiu you can procure
Ayer's Sarsaparilla the only re
liable blood purifier. Sold by all
ui uggisio auu ueaiers in meaicme.
37
Arrival of. Trains.
roitrtichmondi arrives at 11:17 a. m.
LV3Kni Tl or fin - - - - TA aw
-. Atlanta " " 7:22 p.m.:
,6; " Atlanta - - 9:35 a.m.
New York " . " - 8:48 a. m
" Atlanta " " o:oo cm. '
64 Northbound freight leaves at 11:17 a. m,
63 Southbound " " " 545 J. m.
gas. 11 and 12 are the local trains between
fifc-femond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 6 are the
fast mall trains between Atlanta and Washing-
at Concord on signal.
PERSONAL POINTERS. ....
The Ebb and flow:: of the Unman
Tide at Ybift Port, as;SeenKy Onr
Reporter. '
Mr. .Burton Bennett sbent ves-
ter day in Greensboro. -
Mr. Luther Shirey was in Salis
bury yesterday.
Mr. W A Smith is in Charlotte
this afternoon-. - ',
Mr. John F Correll spent Sun
day at Oonover with irsends.
Mr. Robert Sappenfield came
over from Charlotte yesterday and
returned today. :
Prof. P E Wright, principal of
Ne well's 'High School was in the
city last night. -
Mr. ?Gus Harrsell spent Sunday
at Mt. Pleasant with old folks at
home. ' , . -': -y
Mr. C L;Sims and sister. Miss
Delia, spent Sunday with friends at
Harrisburg. - -
Miss Hester Wilkinson has
gone; to Amity, in Iredell county, to
spend a week with relatives. ;
Mr. J y Stiller, who. has been
visiting his family in this city for
several days, returned to Columbia,
S. C, this morning.
'Mr. R C Montgomery spent
Sunday afternoon in Charlotte, hav
ing made the trip there and back
on his wheel.
TO-DAY
3
ONE CASE OF
- y
Latest
Capes
FLOWER BULBS I
A missionary festival was held at Round trip rates have been an.
from
PETER HE
I1DER0
received to-day.
mi DRUG STORE.
Harry P. Deaton, local reporter.
SHORT LOCALS.
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran thorized for the following occasion:
church Sunday night under , the
auspices of the Woman's Homeland Agricultural: Fair, Raleigh, N. C;
r oreign missionary society, i ne tickets on sal&. October 18, 19, 20
memDers renaerea an interesting and 23, at rate of one firstsclasa fare
programmer ana a collection was crrbund trip, plus 50 bents for one
taaen ior me cause. ; i r;oa,wVA r.rino. fa fnr
The remarkable number of cures round trip $5. On October 21 and
of cout and rheumatism which have 22, fare for round trip will be $3.30
folllowed the use of Ayer's Sarsa- pins 50 Cents for one. admission to
parilla, point conclusely to the fact fair grounds.,; Continuous passage
iaai inis remeav comes nearer oeingi uutu uircuuuuo. nuai num. uu&
the epecifid for complaints of this et$ Oc'ober 26, 1896.
nature than any other medicine in
pharmacy. J
There is no telling what the little
cigarette can do when it gets a fair
show. A I Williamsport, j Pa., boy
has just been sent to the peniten
tiary for rifling letters, his stealing
propensity being caused by excess
ive indulgence in cigarette smoking.
See
Our
FIRE INSURANCE.
Vhen in need oJ Kire lusuiance,
call and see us, or vtite.- We iepre
sent only first-clat : Kome and For-
eign companies.
Respectfully,
Woodh n e & Haijiis.
$1.50
Gapes,
Lot 635 Double Storm
Collar, Full Sweep,
Correct Length, ;
Latest Dress Patterns,
Damasse,Etomihes
and CoatingJSerge
desirablelstylisli
and up-to-date.
MORRISON H. CALDWEL
' A.TTOBNTY AT LA.W,
CONCOBD, N. O'
Office in Morris bunding, c pposite ,
. r . House.
L. M. ARCHEY, M D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Concord, N. O.
OFFICE : ST. CLOUD ANNEX-
5 Per Cent Per Month ;
OR-
60 Per Cent. Per Year
I - ON . - .
i Investments both Large and Small
WHEN KiDE WITH,
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Th New York Investment Co.
. ,' - - - " '.T -
BROKERS IN "
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton
40 AND 42 BROADWAY,
v - NEW; YORK CITY. j . V v
: P. S. People who desire to have a steady and
ure income on v small or large investments
end. for our explanatory, fre.
I
5 cts per pair.
400' DOZEN
Ladies Vest
9 121, 15, 20, 25 and. 50.
Our 25 cent Vests haYe been re
duced from 39 cents.
How heavy was the frost this
morning :
The forecast calls for clear and
warmer weather.
The Best Corset on the
Market, Sold by
There are 100 day pupils at the
Newell High School, and 56 board
ers. A new dormitory is to be built,
as more room is needed; A mili-
lErpii1 tt .?ad Ould Mercantile Co.
m It is said that the chestnut .crop The 8chool is p6r08pering beyond
ii euuri mis year. . ; the greatest expectations bf the New Eighteen months ago we placed in our
The next thine to do is to vote ellites. Charlotte Observer. stor? the line of R. & G. Corsets and ad-
fueues.li imugiuuu iB w vuto, Tertised them. The consequence was we
now mat registration is tnrougn T , 5a ftnmmnn- fnr nnhrinln in nd. sold them, beeause they were the best.
With. L.: iUr.f on. The R & G. Jhas been on the market for
voiubo lux uiuiC FuF1AO, mw a number bf years, and there has been
Mr. J P Ouerv is clerkine at G W wnat unusual 10 aaveruse ' mai . no a number of merchants in Concord for
Viiifi TrAflsnrar ft Rd A more are desired. However Mr. several years, but .they did- not and
lvw?tlfiriH fltnmninp- thft rountv Thompson informs us that the Con- would not handle the R. & G. Corset to
estier is stumping tne county. f t for the fact that tney tQ jm.
t r. m..Am nn,;i . u j . itate our line of goods, and the profit on
-nl u fcUUAAU" T more u AVC" UUACDO uu" this line of goods is smaller than on other
we will know how large liryan s der exceptional circumstances. ; lines of corsets. We would not mention
Mr. Henry Gracber and daughter, WOTtf fnr a Thft orkTinwifidp-ft that
t Rev. H A McCullough is quite I Miss Lottie Graeber, were among the we are the leaders in the best goods on
sick at the home of Mr. M C Walter, mtmv from Rowan countv that the market, and hope the public will
nn WW "nornt afrfiot. -Mrs. Walter. I ; fha nt.rr fnrlflv. Mr ftrjflhflr fullvaDDreciate the facts set forth and
-who b also eick, is somewhatbetter. told a Standard reporter that some pMWl
On Saturday last Ed. Fisher
received a check for 2,000, the life hink wa He alg0 expressed
insurance of her husband, who was . d Q d wishes for Cabarrus.
a member of the Knights of Honor. "" &
rnso d
Underwear.:
Shirts 15, 25, 40, 50 and $1 00, the
best values on the market ; Pants
to match.
LADIES' UH ION SUITS.
$1. 00 r and $1.75
Big Bargair s in Dress Goods.
CHEAPEST ' STOCK
OF SHOES
in the city.
When you want anything
come and see us. . "
km tiis am
Sell Brothers' circus will be in to cube a cold in one dax
Charlnttft nn Satnrrlav October 21. Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
. A bill.nnHt.er was here todav niacins lets. All 'druggists refund the
lythographs in many of the ctore money if it fails to cure. 25c.
windows. '
I Horses
Xi.r. IX JX iiUUU. tUt) UUiOO UlUw, , o
arnvea in tne city toaay wiw a wg
We Have in Stock
now the
Rib
at 50cl. 75c.,
$1 and $1.50,
prices guaranteed.
trade. We do riot try to sell the goad
and Mules at Auction. - ; .
Dodd, the hostler, will haye
amvea in ine cuy louay wuu a - - i , - iit
rim nf Wa-nd mnlflfl that will a Car loaa oi xiureca auu uiu.co u . ip. ooa rArn-hRr that we are striving
be sold at auction at CorFs stables J. Corl'a livery stables .on Wednea- to give the public, the best service we
ttt.i j I, v. a u l-u i Innasiblv can.' We do not imitate any-
bodv. and if there is anvthing good to be
had on the market we furnish it to the
i
Mr. Robert Erwin, of Charlotte, to o'clock. Bain-or. shine, the stoi
Miss Eunice Caldwell, daughter of must be sold. o!63t
Mr. JE lam tCald well, pf HarnsDurg. h ; - - ;
It Will be a; quiet affair. - : The Passing Hour. :
' The young man Sides, whose " Many an individual who pulls
skull was crushed by a horse kick- through a severe illness owes more
ing him, and who was brought to to the narse than to the doctor, save
town and thought to be improving, . the point 0f money.
not aoing so weu iuuajr. i u
condition is critical.
neonle 'of this town an inferior article
because there is more money in it if we
give the best.
and get ready for tlie fall
buying. This store lias
not arrived a;t its present
stage by change. There's
no luck or speculation
about this business ; it
isn't the result of fortu
nate circumstances but
downright honest hard
work work wherein your
interests - as consumers
have been carefully studN
ied at every count and
turn. If you don' t be
lieve all this visit the store
during the coming week.
We? re going to officially
open the Dress Goods1
Kid Gloves and Cloafc de
partments.3 V
LIE I WL
iwm : -
There is a difference -between nedl
cines and medicines. , . -. - -Those
of to-day. as a rule, differ from.
liose of the past in many respects. '
V lHilly as eat is the difference be
tween Dr. King's . . .
and the rirdinarv medicines of to-v.
Xt is unlike them in . ,
THESE IVE THincio:
1. It does not taste like a xnedi
vine. It is as pleasant to take .
lemonade and makes a most refresninff
Idrink. ,
2. It never nauseates the most
1 u
the charm
NOTICE-TOWN TAXES.
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The taxes f 6r the year 1896 are
now due and the - book has been
Voice culture is the fad of society
, . . ..t i, women, who realize that in speak
Dunaav at uenpre - , nff tlLevHose; mach ! of th
uurca tne regular iuu uuuiuj uv rf
service was held at 11 o'clock a. m. that they otherwise possess
The pastor, Rev. J Q Wertz, was l it mav be news to flower-lovers ( placed in my hands for collection.
assisted by Rev. M (j It benerer, n rntftnt nlante from All persons owing the same are
irM; if jrt,f w nrnlina College, that they can protect plants irom y notified that uromnt Day-
f T!" ;a mv f.nt!bv means ol a piece ol mos- fcwin be exoected. Call on me
exercises were held and a coUeotioa qnit 0 nettU,g thrown over them,
u ior ine cauHo ui uiicuuj . , -Town Tax. Uollector.
work in foreign fields. -Several l - tf
rere in attendance from this city, eaaaehe ,f
delicate stomach. 'ta
3. It does not swap off one J-
rTTAmct OTTTPC! ease lor anotner. aot.Bv.r
SHOES, 'blUJDib. one form of disease in order to relieve,
anotner as is so oixea wov.
no aicouu ur
The ytry best;' line in
town Good shoes cheap,
not cheap ; shoes, But
trick Patterns for sale all
'the time. Fashion , sheets
tree. Come one, eome all
and seejour Goods.
ill
pap
4.J It contains
opium in any form v and is always
harmless even .wnen giveu w w
-vr A Ho TT Am,
5. It aoes nou pawu""i
cures it reacnea a nuwixx
does to the hidden sources ol oiseas
In the blood and removes tha cause. . xj ,
does this with an ease and power tha.
nave never been equaled. 'm v
For all trembles or the Blojd, Stot
Bowels, Kidneys and Nerves, and forallforcs
of ILLLAIiUI POISON It stands pre-eminent
without a rival or a peer. - -
-Br Bold toy druggist-, new xce. larff
tie. 108 Soses. OnoDUar. 2lauJaetardJy cr
THE ATUHTXCHraCAL C0 ATUTITA, (-li
FLiZLR' DRUGSTORE.