xf0h. XIII. No. 175
:,10DIFY THE BANKING SYS-
. TEM. ..
CONC01l N. C. THURSDAT, HOVEMBER 12, 1896.
W holts NO. 1,55
Host of Seve Yorlt ttuslneefi Men
jhluk if It Is Not Done the Currency
yiglitis Not Ened-Two Kcw rea
. 5-.. g Kers?Fvry The Prosperity
Talk Largely Made to Order.
(. oirespon dence of the Obseryer.
New Ycek, Nov. 9. In my last
leftfr I endeavored to show what
3 Kew York merchanta had to say
of the aituticn; and I left what
.they arid, to -stand for what convic
tion their own statements - would
papers about the smarting 0 factor
ries is mostly all boom talk. There
h&3 not yet, been time to put things
in motion. Preparation 'is being
made f-o do eo in many caiea, and .it
is confidently expected that the mills
and factories will all be started op,
bat it will take a week or ten days
yet to see the beginning of practical
improvement and perhaps a month
or two to get ; this improvement in
operation. D. A. T.
Birds and Squirrels' Plentiful.
Mr. O- M Mnrrn
carry. As 1 stated in that letter, f -,-u0,uM-
can jr. ' I farmer of near Amitv-Hill. IrAd!!
Mr. Bayne most accurately county, spent Wednesday night in
stated the status m - saying the city. He told a Standard re
that money is easier, but the situa- porter that quail had not been as
tion in the dry goods trade is nn- plentiful in many years as they are
changed except as to a little better this season. On s Friday afternoon,
feeling.- ' - November 6, he killed ten squirrels
The bankers are undoubtedly eh- ln a short while,
tirely satisfied. Business men feel Mr. John Cook, superintendent of
better because money troubles are at the eoant home states that there
. Pnd. hut -in r.flectW nmm the are more .birds in his section this
, , . . year than there have been since
future it can be seen that m their - At
. , ti ' .-4. 1 .1.1.7 I o J v- .Q.
mintts mere ib i aou u ulwc uit gi i
mfsiving about business.
It is just a little surprising how
CONSUMED IN FLAMES.
tightnlns Struct Mr. Daney's Barn
and- Burned. It, Together With
Mules and Proyender.
It was a terrific storm tfcat passed
over this section Wednesday night.
A few miles above town $be wind
and the rainfall were heavy jr
Mr. Lee Dancy lives on the Sandv
Ridge read about 7 miles north of
this Gity. This (Thursday) morns
ing about daybreak, during thelrage
of the storm, a fiish of lightning
struck Mr. Daney's: barn, which
caught fire and was consumed to
gether with two mules, farming im
plements and -a large quantity of
roughness. IHis lo:8 is probably
$1,000. 1-
Har-
We Slnnci Corrected.
In Wednesday's issue of the Daily
vcj. busineja men now say with 1 Standard,1 it wf3 stated that Mr
emphasis that this election and its W R Odell had complained to the
results are not yet final. They say commissiODers about the police eer-
tbat the ne7 administration mnst vice at Forest Hill, and that is the
take some prompt and effective ao way we understood i$ when review
tioa to modify the . banking system ing the proceedings of-the meeting
to rmre fully meet the demands of with clerk Eartsell, - but commis
the 3c nth and West. Moot business doner R F Coble informs us that he
men i'-itui to bjlieye" fhat if this is made the complaint himself and
rot done we will have this whole that Mr. Odell knew nothing of it.
fight oer agahi,- and perhaps with Mr. Coble, as commissioner from
a different result. 'i Many gold stand- that part of the city, is looking after
-- cy tylthcut reserve that two police regulations and other needful
new features must be introduced I things in his end of town.
into our .banking system, viz : (1;
more elaaticitv. Some rue ;a by
-vh ir. n h nrnfitable for.bknks - The old North State is, to be
- . . , placed on wheels too m minature
to issue note3 when there is a de- , , , , TT
- . form and hurled over the Union in
mand for money, as for moving the car in which one btlt North
crcps in season, and cancelling the Carolina woods are to belused; This
surplus when the need has passed, i8 the handiwork of an enterprising
and (2) for making other property company with Capt. W H Rr-nserir
hu securities listed on -the New at its head.
York stock exchange available for
loans at banks. ' . 1
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WHl"I.eave Tomorrow,
Miss Claude Giier will leave
nsDurg and pa23 here tomorrov;
morning on the 935 train for
Louisville, Ky., where she will join
a party of missionaries whb are to
ne 20 to loreian nelds. i On Tuedav
-t . . f . j,
next the party will leave Louisville
for Tocoma, where, oil the following
Tuesday, tho missionaries will sot
sail for Japan. A number of friends
wilLndcef Misa Grier
1UO
New
Clothing - a( - Csdood
No. doubt-aboiit if Jwe-are-ibetter fixed to
please -you in Clothing than we have-lever-been.
Men's
Suits,
latest
Suits,
latest
anal
train
and bid her fare well and God speed .
Kan Away. ' '
j. iorDia any one to oar Dor or in
! any way keep Charles McLean; who
left me without permiesion on Nov.
10;h, 1S96 7 Joe McLean,
Mt. Pleasant, N; C.
oysf
Best. v;
OMIdren's suits, latest
and best.
Morth Carolina Too.
Com-
terday
We guarantee to save wii mone.
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TO CURE A COLD IN OSE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine tTab-
ab to tno plan oi aoing lueaci lew. Ail aruggists reiuna tne
thg people differ; - Some think the money if it fails to cure "25c.
national banking system ought to be WIll Put lhvlPTVpS f
- mmt' m ' .' j Slt
preserved but mcttinea. ucners Messrs. Jit. . j. net Biame
think the presen t system ought to have purchased the upper lot jnear
ha abandonftd, repeal the tax on the Starretto mineral springs on
Str.te banks and let' each State create West Corbin street from Mr. Joel
its own banking system subject to Reed, and - are! now grading same,
T7 v 'i '" ' T. L i ' with a view. to planting. their' ma
some Federal supervision. It ls al- u.zpVr , " v . .f t m. i
, . ( chine shops there next springs The
yiucu vu v - location is" a yery desirable-one.
ia lnoianapoiis, inu. oijicjrewuo'.
tires cf the commercial bodies of the I a iionsehoia Treasnre
United States to devise a new i plan J). W. Fuller, of Cana joharie, N.
i , . mu T?w0n Y., says that he . always keeps Dr.
cf banking. The New lor k Even- KgNew Discovery in -the house
inr Past is favorinfr such a conven- and his,iamly hp always found the
.. T , . , very best re follow its use;
tion. It transpires that many men thft te wouia ot be without: it, if
who latelv voted for the gold stand- procurable. G. A. Dykeman, Drug-
j , J ... . . . : ' f Ua crish Catskill. N. says that Dr.
ard believe that some revision of the aNew Discovery is undoubt
bankincr srsfprn ia of more imnor- aiIIv the beat couch remedy ; that
o -j . -i i - i. e n
Kan a jrllle in. 47 Seconds.
The Rock Island Railroad
pany ran a special train yes
from Rock Island to Chicago, a dis
tance of 181 miles, in three Ihours
and thirty second?, exclusive of
stops.. From Molina to Blue Island
the train made' a run, including
three stops, of 162,9 miles in 183
minutes, and, at one I time reached a
speed - of 3 seventy-seven and two-
thirdi miles per hour. -i Taking out
the stops, which were for. water, the
162.3 :ii:les ; were covered in 176 min
utes, the fastest speed on a long dia
tance trip" oyer attained east of Chi
cago.-' ' : j
'The train which made th
f dash from thV Mississippi Valley to
Chicago was especial, bringing home
the Western Society of Epgineers
from a trip of inspection ' to paven-
pori uu liOCK lsiana. :V"lca&0
Dispatch, 9 th. f 1 :
HATS 'AND GAPS FOR EVERYBODY.
great
ta now than .njthing else, and 1 1 nrKW
that it is as essential a sequence of I i 1 fbaf is claimed for it. Why not
election as' the gold standard CTfc$
its If is- The great difficulty is to zers prug store. Regular size 50c.
ueviae a proper plan, and it is for land 31. 00.
tion of commercial bodies. V . u, j oa
' . . . ... l If catarrh is a blood disease, as
"-Pending a solution of - this prob 80claim that physicians fre-
lem it is expected -that there will be qUently advise change of air and
ho hortage of money to do all the climate to those suffering? Catarrh
business that offers. Money has is a climatic affection, and nothing
Wn tied up so long and to such an but a local remedy or a change ot
extent that its lcosenmg now is ex- climate will cure it. Ely s Oream
Peeled to make it easy enough for Balm is so efficient as to. do. aoy;
some time to come to meet the de- with the necessity, of leaving ; - home
mauds of all legitimate business. and friends, causing in tant jeliej
ASK - the j recovered
dyspeptics', bilious suf
feters." victims of., fever
aiid ague; the! mercurial
diseased " oatient. how1
ihey v recovertd i healthi
cheerful spirits ani good
ppetite : they will ' tell
you by taking Simmon
Liver ReguIator.
jaundice.
icj Depres-
urn, etc
The Cheapest, Palest and Best FamUy
v.', Metucliie to ttxet vvonai
Tor DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION
Bilious attacks, SlCK HEADACHE, Colic
5on of Spirits. SOUR STOMACH, Heartb
-nu nm-ivated remedy ts' warranted not to contain
a single particle of -Mercury, or any mineral substance.
but is - . - '
: 'PURELY vVEGETABLEj
containing, tboee Southern Roots and. Herbs which a
all-wise Providence has "placed in countries, whfere
liver Di9eae wpsf prevail. It will -cure U
Disease caiiao y.- Derangement of the
Uver and Bowels. Ii
. The SYMPTOMS of Tjver Complaint fare a bitter
or bad taste in the mouth Pain in the Back; Sides or
Joints, often mistaken for. Rheumatism; Sour
fitAmiuh T.ors of Annetite : . Bowelii alternately
vne.Svo an4 FTearlnrhe.r tTSS of MeniorV. with A.
painful sensation of having failed to do something
which aught to ha. e been done; Debmty? X6tr
Vvm a drv Coueh." often mistaken for Consunir tion
. Sometimes many; of these symptoms' attend the
disease, at others very few ; but the J-JVER, tne iarges:
organ in the body, is generally the seat of ; the disease,
and if not Regulated in time, great suffering, wretch
edness and BATH will ensue.
The following highly-esteemed persons i attest to the
virtues of Simmons Liver Regulator i Gen. W. S.
Holt, Pres. Ga. S..W. R R. Co. ; Rev. J. R.- Fdder,
Perry, Ga.: Col. E. K. Sparks, Albany, Gaij C. Master
son, EsqSberiff Bibb Co.,Ga.; J, A Butts J; Bainbride,
Ga. ; Rev. J. W. Burke, Macon, Ga.; Virgil Powers,
Supt. Ga. S; W. RrRr; Hon. Alexander H. Stephens.
We -have jested Jnrtue personally, and kno
' that for Dyspepsia, BUiduiness an"d Throbbing liead
. ache, it is the best medicine .the .world ivfcr saw. We
" have tried fdtty other remedies before Simmons Liver
Regulator, and, nfeqe cf them gave ns more than tem
borary relief; th Regnlardr not only relieved, but cured
Vs."? Ed. Telegraph akd Messenger, Macox, Ga,
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