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Vol. XI1L No. 192
BREVITIES.
rls-Messeneer.
CONCORD, NYfd., FRIDA.Y. DECEMBER 4. 1896.
Whoeb.NO. 1,671
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The National Tod.cco Growers' . . , . uw co.trac iog prtiefl BuiklrV iwa. f.
COD,en'.ion "111 copvsne in Ocala, "e ,n reCeiPlf e-iol. pUjedhto a Wrij good hoSe last
Fla.Jan.12. "Mr knd Mr. R k -d a nRht' notwithstanding the inolem.
It ismmored that Governoreleot T,onpi lh" "ra!'t)ert Sawge eot weather. The title of the play
an eye on the Senator. ater'dS T W f 8in ' ?
W- - ; Bunnie Savage MeienL to S r eh."f elUalcen and ad-
A severe earthquake , , shook ' was Brevard Ervin Harris Wednesdav !""'r?rye,; i ThonS ply..
felt in Cairo, 111., Dec. 1. ' . Uta 16, 1896, at 12:30 o'clock, Pr ?at:?tf" P, . -U no
Snort term of Congress will con- Vytwlan church, Danmore, Pa." "P bf-ere is not a stick in
vene next Monday. . The bride-to-be is well known in e cornpany. The ma.io was es-
. - Concord haviVrofi.,u:. pecially,tine,be orchestra being m
Vice-Preaident Stevenson says in SSS"; charge! Prof. H L Blaker, a cde-
an interview that the Dingley bill tarifiet -W:----.
will not pass the Senate. , i f r v r Yoiirttefitlon i Mtail nliri
.f u fl u e xxarna is me popular cashier f 7 i-T J '
" ""j at cannons x FetzerV There is ine cPag? or Paj tonignt irom - , . .
years governed the Catholic church not a man in the county better or MEa8tpeto Dlease JOll in Clothm than We have 6Ver
iniSorth Carolina, died in Wash- more favnrahlv Vnnwn fUn tw chancre was fixed noon for Batufan. Kr ' .. . ,
inton. D. U.. on last In pro a v. I - f. . -...i . I i u -.j: : 1
o j - oiuixorfno aBieningJfOUng DU81- tul J Acouo, irtjLiay auu me , auuieuue
Greensboro and Wilmington foot- ness man, with a bright and prom- may expect a treat new and rare,
ball teams will plav in Wilmington isine future. He nnmhr amnntr ' ' it
. . . ... . , : s ... Bncklen'S Armcn bhit.
nexc oaturuay. - ma uiouuu au wno.&now mm, ana
h - UM- i - CauDoiis - & -
It
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NoTdoubt'about itv we are better fixed to
Men's Suits, latest and
r H,nrv m,mA -ill J justly deserves in every Way the The Sa,'.in J01
v j - "... i , . . . - ; .- mnia. uraisfia. orea. iJifiers. salt
test the seat of E C Duncan (Hep ), appinesa he has won. I Rheum; tever Sors, Tetterd Chappe
e -i k i . . i I Mr. and Mrs. Harris will v?ait ovwt., iiU;ikt:., ii
01 Varmrev, 1U hUC uexi Vtenerai I . ' ,T "w I unuuo, ,yuuuiamo, uuiuq ttuu au
i " I WashintOn. Philarlftlnhifl Nnm I RVin i RfiTntilftna fcnH InnaifirAlv nnr.o
' I York and other nnintjj in th ooot Piles or? no- nav reoui-ed. It is
Senator Pritchard has gone to ftm, w;il rptnm n.. u . guaranteed , to dve stat
Wilmington to . hav a conference thft 1at f Tnnliaf. ttf- k;.u monet refunded. Price 25 cents per
k ' -n 44V,"1;1""3 fcl1"0 box For at PB Fetzer's Drug
thftV Will Hfl flthnmotniho Ufn anrla . - -I B
at the St. Cloud hotel.
1HE STANDARD extends eon. I Tlie Editor Quotes Scripture.
gratulations in advance. Mr. Harris I If you are down with the blues,
will leave Monday for Pennsyl- read the twenty-seventh rsalm.
ii. in ere is a cmuy sensauon auout
the heart,1 read the third chapter of:
Revelation.
If you don't 'now where to look
for the mbnth's'-rent that is now
dneireadhKifilrtyrRe
with Goyernor-elect Russell.
Convicts at the State prison at.
tempted to poison their guards by
giving them morphine in coffee.
Warer is stillTising at Chippewa
Falls, Wis., and the ice f orge is 18
feet high. to cure a cold in one day
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Sharkey was badly hurt in the j Take laxative Bropo Quinine Tab-
fight Wednesday, and tfitzaimmons r 4"1,i';u fcUC
Best.
Boys7
best.
Suits, latest and
i vania.
Children's Suits,
and best.
latest
Wefgnarantee tojsave-' you mone
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may be arrrested if he does nbt im
prove, soon ,
money if it fails' to cure, 25c.
Brilliant Jtleieor.
Many of the people who were on
Forest lull's Xew Pastor Arrives; " - If th8 Stovepipe has fallen 4oW
Rev. J O Arnold, the new pastor and thecook gone off in a pout, put
for Forest Hill Methodist church, Up the pipe, wash your hands and
arrived on Trstprriav'a fiVRninjr train. Ua. a . thorite rf
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the streets at 8.20 o'clock last night He w&sinet at the depot by some of James. 'i ,
had their attention attracted to tlz the officers of the church and taken jj ydxi fiQd yourself losing con-
paesage across ice nortuvveaieru t0 the parsonage where a beautiful fidenCe in men, read the thirteenth
sKies oi a mewpr ot lmease urn- supper had been prepared by the
hancy and ofjunusual size. It made ladies of the congregation. The
a broad swep across the skies and parsonage had, been thoroughly reno
its brilliancy was startling. In its Vated ' and the larders well filled
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wake was a trail of sparks of a dull
red, which were visible for a mo
ment after the meteor bad van-
ished. -Charlotte Observer,
The young man who sat down so
suddenly on the street this morning
saw stars in road daylight, and he
can still see the "dull red'' places
but not in the firmament.
chapter of Eirst Corinthians. ;
If people pelt you hard with
words, read the fifteenth chapter of
John. -".'.!-''
If you are getting : discouraged
about vour business, read the one
or
Mr. Arnold enters immediately hundred and twenty-sixth' Pcsalm
upon his work, conducting prayer and the fourth chapter of Galatians,
meeting tomorrow night and preach- verses 7 to 9.
THE-
with the necessaries of life snffi
cient to last for some time.
CONCORD
STANDARD
ing Sunday at the usual honrs.
CASTOR ! A
Coldest Yet.
Seventeer aboze zaro !
That is where the mercury stood
at 7 o'clock this morning. The
snow that melted yesterday is ice
today. Wherever water stood last
night ice was found thi3 morning.
The roads are full of it and horaea
can not null even a' small load.
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For Infants and Children.
If you are all out of sorts, raed
the twelfth cnapterjof Hebrews.
If you find yourself losing confi
dence in your Christian profession,
read the fifty-third j chapter of Isa
iah. Green Cave Spring Hustler.
WEEKLY.
Tts fae-
Is es
at
Impromptu Dance.
The young seniu.-y folk who
tended the show last night enjoyed a
delightful impromptu dance after
The pond below the depot is frozen tbe performance. 1'he hall was
over and the boys will have an op beared of chairs, and to tns spien
portunity to enjoy skating by to- id music of ;Backler'a orchestra,
morrow. , a number of couples were sooa on
the floor enioying to the fullest ex
tent this delightful pastime.
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CIcrIt Sims.
Sheriff Sims?, of Cabarrus, will be
hief clerk in the office of Auditor-
elect Hal Ayer. This fact has been
; ASK x2 rccoyerea
dvsDeDtics. bilious suf-
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ferers, victinis of fever
'and ague, the mercurial
diseased patient, how
they recovered health,
cheerful spirits and good
appetite: they will tell
you by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator.
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This uririvaled remedy is; warranted x6t to contain
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liver and IJowela. ! ..
tl CVMPTOM5 of T?vr romnlamt are a bitter
or bad taste in the mouth; ?am in the Back, bides or
often mistaken tor wieumansm wmi
te: Dowels alternately
Kotice.
t n onrftvnn monev on vour in
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nnran rtTm?B'PATJnAr11Y lOr BUUIO BnMnM iJdtl t DaV l'T II1UIO i-uau &tnm-Mh: Loss of Aooeti
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t me but at the request of the you get. Sse mo tor Mre, llq anu co sensation of having failed to do something
' y' 0lT s.- " V 0r:f AonMfint insurance. Best COntraCtS hich aueht to have been done; Debility; Low
Sher ff mention was not made nf it. Accident insurant ttttrtey mr'A thick, yeiio appearance of the skin and
n uiouwuu, , , and terms. J.i.UURLbY. Eves : a dry Cough, often" mistakea for Consumption.
tment 18 DUta juou y , - r Sometimes many of these symptoms attend tne
r mi m- r i I jr nthrs wrv tu hnt tne livek. uic 14101
appoin
reward for services rendered, for he
aided A.yer materially in securing
the nomination for Auditor; He is
in every way fitted for he office to
hich he has been appointed, and
the Sheriff carries with him in his
new field the best wishes of hosts of
friends of all parties in. this county.
Mr. Sims will go to Raleigh about
the 1st of January, but will not re
haoye his family for eonpo time.
For Sale. , ...
Domestic v-ng mschine, in per
f.ct order only J$10 00. Second
hand split bottom' chairs, only 25
cents. Apply at this office. d!2
For Rent. '
Furnished rooms, : suitable tor
eeorleinen. Terms jery reasonable.
f Apply t this office. v dl
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and if not Regulated in time, great" suffering, wretch
edness and DEATH will ensue.
The following highly-esteemed persons attest to the
virtues of Simmons Liver Regulator : Gen. W. S.
Holt, Pres. Ga. S. W. R..R. Co. ; Rev. J. R. Felder.
PerrC", Ga.; Col. E. K. Sparks, Albany, Ga.; C. Master
son. Esq.,Sheriff Bibb Co.,Ga.; J.A. Butts, Bambndge.
Ga. ; Rev. J. W. Burke, Macon, Ga.; Virgil Powers,
Supt. Ga. S. W. R. R.; Hon. Alexander H.Stephens.
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Publishers.
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