.'XIII No. 191
K A MANTLE OF WHITE
w.pr Earllt Iressel Today The
Sdow I . . . ;
Emblem of purity ! ! - '
A bard day on pede3triaris, but
. ,j ivair in ff ;:v - i ih ri ir t u
inc fiijti ; j
jvn - a. ai
.a lucj - - . -
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The first enow of tbe season i s
voUDg uiui .7rT.jii." 6.
1 .J t h n nil tanfi - w n- . mv
destroyer iui iua mutci. ...
Few pedestrians are on tne streets
tocsVi &ca illllv pusiuess 15 oeing
done. . . . ' . - .
Xhr tall began aoout a q ciocfc
a morniDg, and has continued
icessantly up to the hour of our
nroGO nnH will mPoonrQ
eral inches at this time. Sleighs
ra beinst put in readiness and the
merry ii w, Ui ;tuo (jpujj jwxu; ue
heard tonight. . i . , v .'..; "v.-
' THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE.
An ice gorge has formed in the
Chippewa nyer, yis.f wnicnj causea
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the .water io. ouun up anu eeyerai
i i. a r
towns are iiiieaieiitHi viiu uooua.
In Oklahoma the storm took the
form of a eve tone ana the town of
P. arm was jilmoBt. tnral I v npfsf.rnrpri-
In JNortn uaKota trams are
blocked by the heavy fall J. of r snow;
feet.
Texas is undergoing the rigor of a
severe Nor' wester.
The storm i3 general, reaching
from th Pacific to the Atlantic,
and in the northwest the cold is
intense, in nianv 7 instances the
mercury registering as low a 20
below zro, and much suffering will
resnlt.
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CASTOR1A
For Infants and Children.
Hall!
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Monthly Weather Keport. '
'Tbe following is the monthly
report furnished us by Prof. H T J
Lodwig, of Alt. Pleasant :
Highest temperature 76, on 19th
and 27th.
Lowest temperature;27A;Onj. lUh.
Ayerage temperature 55,1 i -,t v
Frost occurred oil 2, 714; 15,, 16
Thunder shower on the 11th.
Number of clear ,days 10; partly
ciouay 3 ; cloudy 17.
"rtyailing direction of the wind
B0uthwe8t and northeast.
Number of days on which rain
Heaviest rain 2.86 inches on , the
4th. V;r- 1
Total rainfall for the' month
inches. ' - : !!
; KAIXFALL FCR THE YEAR.
JaLuary
February 1
March
April
May
June
JQly ' :
August :
September
Octobtr : ,
Wmber . "
2.06 inches
5.89 -
2.19
!1.19f
2.53
4 33
6.83
2 95
3.88
.95
4 61
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WILL SOON HAYK HIil.
Onr Correspondent on T-.fc'
the Advaiico Aaent of Prosperity.
Ed. Standard: Ever" since the1
announcement of the breakingloose
of the Advance Agent of the wave of
prospenty,I have been trying to locate
him to get the reward. That re
port, locating him in Anson county,
Up. and down the Carolina Ceri-
tral. I've looked for him ; along the
Southern Kail way, too, diligent
search has been made all to no avail.
At Winston, Monday, it was
rumored that this q Advance Agent
of Prosperity, was i suppoRed to be
near Madison, Rockingham county.
once i ooarded a Koanoke and
Southern train (which by the way
is r nearly a r dlroad on stilts, if
treseles mean anything) for Madi
son. Tve the Agent spotted if he
doesn't work his -ropes right, .he's
mine or I'm ''his n" sure i J
fhis Adyance Agent of the pro
mised "Wave of Prosperity" is' none
other but a preacher of Stokes
courity, who manufactures brandy
wnicn ne -sells to the public under
tbe label of "sure cure for all kid
ney troubles I met up' with a few,
who are willing to teatify to the
merits of this remedy, and others
who are giving the remedy
a thprough i test The .latter, are
weaWemngi aTreacly, thinkf! arid it
wiU not be long before they; become
convinceoVM . inv'i -&zpr :m
i'CBjTithe way, is.it n;t probable that
this preacher s kidney enre will bring
about a wave of Prosperity quick
er than Hanna's Agent wilt? That
is, "simply for instance," as long as
the cure is getting in its business.
I saw Leo Wheat here tie got on
-the-1 train rl'-lefWas 1 loaded
J By the, way, , Leo w a 'great 'jokist;
Yvnue ine conaucior was aeipiog
him on, Prof. Wheat remarked:
"You thiuk, captain. I can catch
this tram ?
In a few days, Mr. Editor, . I.wil
sahd'yona picture p ttief Siamese
TWins, W no once iiveu in oarry
county and whose children now live
in the county, one of them the wife
of the present Register of Deeds.
if if
With all the kidney cure about
here, yon can't see any snakes with
legs and claws. Jx.
i;?MaQM8on;U;Tec. lj?96.'- -
' . When1 ,malice-:tncttired v tongues
speak unkind things about you,
don't hide your face in the veil of
gjocm and mprtirication, but lift it
up in the comforting sunlight of the
fact that the finest trees, with the
most luscious fruit, are those which
are 11a nV at and pulled at most
Kememberi also; lt.is the tall1 giant
oaks; Hhelinonarcbs "of . the' forest
that "receive the ;hurling iblasts of
the destructive lightnings, 5t?while
worthless brambles upon the ground
are spared. .. Soldiers, do ; not shoot
at dead n en on a iieiu oi uanie.
Ex. ,
LOELAp(HSV
i A Locbs and Wars anq Pa; entJal OD-
J N Hartsell, lyoungtmariof 21
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years loved a charming lass ' of 16
by name of Mar tb a J, Har tsell . both
of Locust,' Stanly ; iouhtn ;His
a fiction was return ed on the '"pi it
or the young ladybut er parent
strongly pbjectedjtojithe
on: account pf ,th y 'yjou thv of JMiss
Hart8eli. , Hr. Hartll i a yjmng
tnan of strong determination, hpw-
ever, and was not daunted.. -
On Sunday afternoon he. stole his
rue love out for -a ride, came to
Concord and ,1 PIotlliI10, ihail ' We have '6
oouth vCarClina. They, left .the i .
m
GlothiDg : - at- - CaonoD
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Sc- (Vr -
No doubt about if .ve are better fixed to
rain : as sobn as they" crosBeoT ; the
iuB, auu. wtjre euua jmaue uusuauu
and wif&r 1 - ' ;" V v' i :
; The happy couple r returned to
Jharlotte'TueBday. ; Tfae groom left
his charming little bride in the care
of friends there XueBdivyi night, and
cama over.to Concord on business.
rle. left this ( W.ed.n esday ) m or ni n g
on the vestibule for Cbarlotte.where
pe ,wiii do joinea ny .furs. Jtiartseii,
and they will go on " to Gaatonia,
which place they will' make their
future home; : :i "';! :yt
j Mis8Hartsell is a. niece of Mr.;. C
A Har f selLof thjs plaoa. '
1 Th; Standabd ; wishes them a
long and happy life. . . . t
s Suits, ) i,est. .ami
B
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Suits, latest
best.
Cliildreii'sa Suits,
and best;
ana
latest
sons,
Welguarante tosave vou mone.
QUERGOATS - ARSB - PURWISHI
in
SATS AND CAPS FOR EVERYBODY-
GA4M MONS fe FEX2ER
alfor the year 37.41
fiklen 's Arnica nair
Tbe Best Salve in the world for
ll Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
g&eum, Fever SoresTetterd-Chappe
Chilblains, Corns 'and all
pln -Eruptions, and positively cures
Ies or no pay Nrequi-ed. It is
.anteed to give statisf Action or
blr Vefunded- Price 25 cents per
Se, 8ale 8t p B Fetzer,fl Urn8
$E?an nil are g aaranxeea lo stiff
THE
DAILY
WEEKLY
Bnilding and Iioan New Series,
The seventeeth series of stock in
the Concord Perpetual Building and
Loan Association will be open for
first payment Saturday, December
5th, 1896. Call on the Secretary
and Treasurer at Cannons & Fet
zer's store and subscribe.
d4 J. P. Allison, President
H. I. Woodhouse, Sec'ty and Treas.
Notice.
I can save you money on yourin
surance. Don't payior more harr
yoiT get. See me for Fire, Life and
Accident insurance. Best contracts
and terms. J. F. Hurley.
For Sale.' . ;' , ; '; ';.! -x -
. Domestic; sewing machine, in per
fect order only $10 00. i Second
hand split bottom chairs, only 25
cents. Apply at this office dl2
Mellland Crescent Notes,.
Rev.- Paul Barripgr nnd
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were. visiting : atMr tlno. rBrbwn's
Ipst Sundays Mi Barringer , is T al-?
wayfi a welcome visitor & our com$
munity. v
rT,Mn".L3LHQlshctLaertof. Rockwell,
paid Mn J 0.:Fous t's alr0augli ter
a( visit, last Sunday, 'h WjQhmlc the
case win booo n paeeu . r
Mr. Ruf us Hendjron, of western
ij. C opened! : the f rejslschbol ; at Oak
Grove, last Monday. ; W e wish him
soccess. ' , ro . v , - Hh-
preached at Iwer Ston ! lVf -A " !
day. Owing ;to the ( inclemency of .VJVJJlN jJ JL VIl ''kJ Jl-jxN'JL
the weather -the church rwas not
filled. NeverthelesaVhpreached
one oi me pjoac mitreBieu muu a
that we ever heard.., It: vas a mis
sionarv v eermoni v -He based, his re
marks on t these w ords, wFor we are
lahonrers" together with God," and
held the audience spellbound 1 hour
and 40 minutes. - : , :
i There will ba a wedding near
Crescent soon. ''. ; : . '
A Thanksgiving service, and mis
sionary salei was held. at Beth page
Reformed church near Crescent,
Thursday. ,: In themorning u the
pastor Tclelkered a Ttianksgivicg
sermon .and immediately af ter the
btSnedidtiprii tohis i -Burpriseji jhe .ws
nresenied with a very costly suit of
clothes by his congrpgation, and af
ter ;.he fthe pas' i tor) : expressed him-
scU thakul tor. tne gut, .tne crowu
gatheredat the vAfeaemyi nearthe
church, where -thoiniiesiOBary sale of
the Ladies Ai4 Societytbpk te
which ,: ambuntjed .to the j handsome
sum of $19.05. - '.0
' MrsO MAalf y;: iopadiy
her daughMVisTtin her son,
Re! v. W0grMcNalrypfjrD
ccunty. . .
Democraictiin principle, tconservativein methods..
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Newsy butnot sensational. Devoted to tne :terestu
' of unity, harmony arid progress. .
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Itseffects and aims are to add to the joys of the
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hdme circle, the eievatioTij of the ambitions andi
aspirations of its readers.
0 ilt wonld glaoUyJfillflthemind withipleasant and profllasr
thoughts, making lifers burdens lighter,, its duties clearer- 11b
opportunities more apparent
v Solomon E.,
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