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SCHOOLS PROSPEROUS.
OqNCQKD, N. O.,; WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 1899'
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A REVENUE RAID.
DREYFUS SAli TO BJE PARDONED.
Single Copy. 6 Cents
Dreyfus had been
Functions Personals.
Written for The Standard.
Mt. Pheasant, Sept. -13 M-essrs, Glass,. Sept. 12. The revenue -TV1 ., om
John and' ;Ed. Fullenwider, of officers .madeia : raid) here lat- stating' that :
luuuiw) ;uw ;uVvu .'b im uay . ... : pru.oneci. , , '
friends here for a few days. .They j The child kof John McKinlev Aw, if IWo
diedlghtr; ...r?i ' Rofehilds at. London' has re
We had a very heavy Tarn arid jv ';"-1"' . ; .
verv .sick the result of takimr ' Rtnrm 1 rat iaTOD;xn -paraon naa
Mrv George Moose, ; son
John F Moose, has accepted a On last Sunday everiiny Mrs.
nnsition as clerk in Moose's ' R T TjiTriV,of oa v .tt In
Sr
His Condition Is Serious. .
' There is no change in the con
ditibn of iLangdon Smith this af
The Collesre Has a Good Enrollment and A Damaging Rain Visits Them-A Mar-- From the : Char Jotte News this
me . ocuuiiaij vpcuo i iittgc juust onnuay--nir. roieai wow. L ii-.j. , j xiUiuu vuaugw
I " CHXICIUUUU WK IKMI II I IIHTi M. KTlPf! H. I ...
In Cuba-Mr. Hammon Back Again, i t J - v ; v ; t- . I ernoon unless it be for the
Written for The Standard. r, r - -
. journal irom jaris was received
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have returned to Monroe:
Miss Ina'Barringer - has been
; ; j some damage to crops.;an
:Of JingS. . : - t'-C ; 7, IV. ' " . : ; A SUDDEN DEATH.
drug store. "
Mr. James Peck, who has been
quite sick, is again alole to be out.
He has not as yet resumed his
duties iil the company store;
Mr. JTbhn McAllister is con
fined . to his room with a slight
attack of malarial fever. ; .
New students are arriving
I daily at the College. . About
fifty are now enrolled. What
would haye been the result had
we enjoyed the Hearty co-operation
of our Lutheran , brethren,
instead of their indifference and
even the antagonism of some.
The above number with those of
the Lutheran element that will
attend Roanoke college, and at
other institutions in this State,
would place North Carolina col
lege on a paying and highly
respectable basis, without mov
ing it any where.
Arrangements are being made
for a cake walk at the home of
Mr. L J Foil next Saturday
night. So "stop your talking,
and go to walking for a great big
chocolate cake,"
Last Friday night being the
time set apart for a reception in
honor of the college boys, our
town's people, old . and young,
were seen wending their way up
the college hill to the president's
house. - By 8 o'clock all were
present. The first feature of
the. evening was the students
drawing their partners for the
night. The ladies were upstairs
and each had the end of a string
which led idown stairs. The
young men would select some
string and pull. As. several
married ladies, and even some
gentlemen, were up there, the
I matches were sometimes laugh-
a Feir j Moments Heart Trouble the
Qanse of Her Death .
S E Earnhardt and Mr. -Henry '
Tucker were married? ;- She has '
five children and he Ha thrfiA.i 1
Miss .Carrie Giiion, ' of' ttiis
place, is visiting in Concord tJbis: b,ilock-the wife of -vMr. G60;
week. 7 " r: ! 1 ' r iPiland, whd lives on North
,'iTARogershaia last
from Dr. Cruser Mc6ree, ' breath. Her death camesuddenly.
Alabama.- He is serenty-piie ?hox8h her healtlMd not been
years old. He ij a native of this good i she had .been; sick only a
county and - practiced ' rmedicine feays. Her heart was affected
worse, i His condition is now al
most hopeless. Tis sad to think
that one of our young ineri who
only last Sunday evening. , was
apparently well is now' lying at
the point of death. , , : ?
He Has Joined the Army. ; v ; ;
John Pitts, son of Esq lC, A
Pitts, : of. L'this .place,"", r.wen.y.to
Greensborojlasib week and lhas
enlisted again in the army. He
passed the examination ajiti was
sworn in - Monday. . He f will be
long to Battery rpJ-fi'tnBVPourtti
artillery, 5 and at present is gta;
tioned near Baltimore. " r
personal Jointers.
Mr. Frank Rogers went over
to Charlotte this morning. 5
A TVVl QTT Orl Ck tT7rf. -f.r .Qo l
here in the fifties. He would be ' - Hd?nd:wH a.. dautier- i isbury.this morning to spend, a
elad to hear from anv of his old ; UJr , J2iUJaiA numurooKs, 01 , aay or two.
: ri- ..mi . - t . " . 1 .
-Mr. McCree Anderson re-
:. 5ii" s n - a
friends in Cabarrus, v i yuie, : ana , marriea JXLr.
S W Winecoff has received a Gimand few years o. She j turned home this morning from
letter from Thomas Poteat. due -leaves a "e? busband, Statesville after spending sev-
but no children. Tbb remains eral days with his parents.
were interred today (Wednesday)
of our boys who is now in Cuba.
He is-havincr fine healths
Mr. Wm. H Hammon, of New after the preachjng .of the fu-
York, the famous dog trainerj is
stopping at W D Gillon's,
Returns to Washington to School
Mr. Will H Chambers, the
deaf mute, whose home is here
at Cannonville with his grand-
neral at PoplarTenjb church. The
funeral was preached by Rev. W
C Alexander. t "
"A Fresh line
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Mr. Wagoner Brought Back to Jail.
Some of our readers will re
member that severaLmonths ago
father, Mr. P W Furr, has gone j before the July term; of court a
to Morganton, to which place he J white man was arrested for sell
escorted a number of pupils to ing whiskey one night- up at . the
the asylum. From there he re
turns to Washington to school
where he is studying for a teach
er of the deaf and dumb. For
the last two months, during his
vacation from his school work
in Washington, he has been stay
ing at Morganton. Mr. Cham
bers is a bright young man. He
is a great baseball player and
belongs to the deaf and dumb
baseball and football teams at
the college in Washington. I He
has been on the diamond with
Lattimer, Kenna and other
erood rlavers. Their teams are
Buffalo mills. He-obtained a
bondsman until the term of court
but the man, whose name is J W
Wagoner, failed to answer at
court. He claims that he was
sick at the time in South Caro
lina. By request of his bonds
man he was arrested and Sheriff
Wallace of Charlotte 'brought
him here Tuesday night. He is
now in jail awaiting court. He
is in bad health and has a certifi
cate testifying as to his disease.
town
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Dming the ciyil war, as well as
in, our late war with Spain, diar
rhoea : was .one :" of the most
ironblesome - diseases the army
haa to contend with.- In many
instances it became chronic and
the old soldiers still suffer from
it. Mr. Dayid Taylor, of Wind
Ridge, Greene county, Pa., is one
of these. He uses Chamberlain's1
Colic, . Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and says he never found
anything that would give him
such quick relief. It is for sale'
by M. lu Marsh& Co., Druggist
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WANTED SEVERAL BRIGHT JLND HON-
est persons to represent us as Managers
in this and close counties. .Salary $900
a year and expenses. Straight, bona
fide, no more, no less salary, Position
permanent. Onr references, any bank
in 'any. town." It is mainly office work
conducted at home, lieference. ILn
Mr. Johnson Elected Policeman.
At the meeting of the
commissioners Tuesday night the . ciose self-addressed stamped envelope
fine and every member of it is a vacancy on the police force was The Dominion Company, Dept. 2, Chi
skillful player. . J hUed, which vacancy was causecij
oy Lilt? , rtjsigiiaitiuii; ui xvxi. auxl
Goldston. Mr. R Will Johnson,
j who for quite a long while has
our mjiii;waiw;LiLLiciu, was
Mr. Riley Walter Sells Out.
ao e Alter the drawing was ... . . c01lductw a I elected as a regular, policeman.
nmshed, each couple repaired to j ... , ,n n.io!Mr. Mabery is yet serving until
gxu : . . Mr. Johnson takes charge. ?
cago.
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II 'weaRness easily cnrea
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H. L Parhs L (&
the Philalsethian halL where re
freshmentswere served. J As one
young man was heard to remark,
they were then told to 'do as
they pleased" for the rest of. the
evening. ;
School opened at Mont
Atnoona Seminary Tuesday at 2
o'clock, witha large enrollrnht,
Dr. Miller IhJorms us thapplica
tions from boarding pupils h?vVe
been made sufficient to Ml the
leminary.
Rev. Bobt. L Patterson and
wife arrived her today from
Union Bridge, Md.
Miss Venora Blackwelder has
returned home after visiting her
sister, Mrs. R L Patterson, in
Maryland.
xne .soothing and healing prop
er ties of Chamberlain s Uough
Mr, J A C Blackwelder'a gtO .Mrsi Isaac JonBi)ii Dead. , " -
building, has sold his entire j 'Sunday the wife of Mr.
business to Mr. Horace Black"- , Is Johnson, of No. 3 town
welder, son of Mr. J A C Black--1 stop, died. She was about 55
Welder," (years of age and leaves a, hus-
' ' . - bn-nrl The.remainS were interred
monaay aiLer; tuu rAJuu.u.uv;tiij.s ui
the funeral at Shiloh church.
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The Summer is End ed ,
The Haryest is Past.
Their Little Child Dead.
On Tuesday the : 18-mbhs old
child of Mr. and Mi's. WSI Sher
rill, who live on Fetfce avenue,
died. The remains ere taken
to Mill Bridge for !hual.
THE TIME TO
BUY
FURNITURE
IS NOW AT
HANIL
Everybody and their kinsfolk know that
BELL, HARRIS & CO.
ROBBED THE GRAVE.
A startling indident, of which Mr.
John Oliver of Miladelphia, waa the
cnVkiAt innarrflftftd hv him as follows:
UU&'JVVin f , .
Valmnt vaIIow. eves snnken J tie.- Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Win
" r:rv " ? " Klowa Soothing Svrnp.V and take mo
lOIlUO VUoliOU. pain uvuviuuouj m& . - - "
--'For.v"r'nriiiT?yer''
Mrs. WinslowVSoothir Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their enildren
while teethine. with perfect success. ; It he tha nlftcA in hntf It and don't XGW f oreet it. Uar lOIS, spoi
soothes the child, softens the gums, an(j the best factories in the United States at our command gi
allays all jain. cures wind colic
the best remeay lor juiarrnoea
AW
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relieve the Door little sufferer
atelv. Sold by druggists in everypart
the world. : TwentVrfive centff a bot-
, and is us a lonff iead in LOW PRICES. We have bought to seiiwe sen,
. a win, a Hnri'r. JTavA voh seen onr line of Pictures lust in nowi-
immeai- " "r " , ' i t;,. fr-n. tnZVm.
Mnor I t iro -it. ovw Know n in viuucum. aouo v
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other kind.
A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald. Cut or Bruise. Bucklen s Arnica
and sides, no sppetite gradually ffTQw-
ing weaker day by day.: -Three .physi
cians had given me up Fortunately, a
advised trving Electric Bitters:
7 ! Salve, the best in the world, will kill the
T . ! II roll UUUIO lUltUO t uowviuw " I . . . , - -via
Remedy, its pleasant taste and ment. I continued their use for three ! pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old
waaTts and am now a well man. kiiow uuiw, a otc ,
they saved my life, and robbed the grave , ons, Uorns, al Skin ifiruptions. jest .
of another victim." No one should fail Pile cure on earty. Only 25 cts. a box. j
x aTZ. XL RAfa o-nrjafAAd. at Cure guaranteed. . Sold at Fetzer s
i.f 1 w.rv 1, 1 i r-r 1 1 1 . m i.a 1 v uuijiu -
prompt and permanent cures
have made it a great favorite with
the people everywhere. For sale
by M. L, Marsh & Co., Druggists. ' Fetzer's Drugstore.
tw, mice ivrVit. Jnst tho'thins for BridaL 'Birthday or any
other kind of Presents. New line of moulding just in. Picture,
Iames made on short notice.
We Are Strictly in it for Business
Store
BELL.. HARRIS
COMPAtt