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Witty Contempt of Court
Detroit used lay have a lawyer
who -was' shxe wd enough, to show
contempt of court without incur
ring danger of the- penalty . that
would have been visited upon' an
offender less diplomatic. He was
at one time being heard In an
important matter before the Su
preme Court, and made an asser
tion which elicited from one of
judges: "That is not the law,
sir."
"Pardon me, your Honor,"
with a deferential, bow "it was
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THE STANDARD, lished by a supreme - authority."
CJoneord ' N. O. '
reading from an imposing look
ing book in support of - a posi-
tion that he had - taken upon a
Concord, N. C, Oct. 3.
The School Census Taken.
Mr. Christenbury;.Holshouser
has completed his work: of "fingl
ing out the number of school
children in the different wards,
Following is his report:
White.
Ward 1 Male 433, iemiale 502.
Ward 2 Male 385, female 363.
Ward 3 Male 58 female 63.
Ward 4 Male 143, female 133.
Total 2,080.
Colored.
Ward 1 Male 43, female 47.
Ward 2 Male 26, female 29.
Ward 3 Male 36, female 29.
Ward 4 Male 213, female 230.
Total 653.
Total number of white and col
ored 2,733.
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PROF MASSEY ON WHEAT AND CORN legai question:
Homicide in Wilkes.
Louis Wyatt stabbed and
killed "Mat" Hamby last Satur
day evening in Wilkes ' county cents per pound.
Dry Goods Depart
ment. - . -
Linen, colored Crash, for 5c. a
yard, worth 10c.
, Printed Marsailles at 12c.
Duck, Plain White, solid col
ored and 'Printed.
Calico 3c tip.-
Yard wide Percale at 20 and 25
"Just a moment," 1 interrupted Hamby had a warrant for the ar-
In . the September Bulletin the Supreme Justice himself; "do rest of Wyatt. He tried to es-
Prof. Massey has an article on you mean to say that you are capo and when he could not he
the preparation of land for wheat wading good law?" stabbed the officer,- who died
anu corn uiai we nope our iap j
ii on Supreme Court decisions;"
xiixo iu iguu. J puwuiu uu - T ACT "FV CTAT CM
have the Bulletin and can get . ine most cutting thing he ever , w-oi
it for the asking. In the' article said to this same court was dur- N0TICE is hereby given that
Light colored Outing 5 J & 7c.
Bargains in Towels.
Hosiery.
Two job lots of Samples ofGent's
fine sox, lot No.l, plain and fancy
colors, at loc worth 20 to 25c.
Fancy colored and black Lisle
at 18c -worth 25 to 50c.
The best line of Men's and La-
Prof . Massey takes the position, ing the consideration of a des- a note for $100 dated May 1895 dies' Hosiery on the market for
new to us that land ploughed up Peia,LW uaso m which no nau. iiou vcmu.u.u uaa ucou iubu ui .v vouis,
in the fall' and let lie bare oyer a leg to stand upon: He made a and Pare warned ; . Notions.
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winter is graetly injured thereby; Pom contention wmcn was iai
It is leached of chemi- l.acious but - plausible from be
cal plant food that a green crop glng. to end.
would absorb and hold ' to-be saldthb Court, se-
turned under later tcproduce a verely; 71 ould'hbt try to con
crop vert the average . Jnstice of the
Land for a corn crop tot- eae'witli'stich an argument as
lowed with wheat he says, should naT,i f '
be ploughed in cheiall, deep ana -i 4 Nor,I, was vttief quick re- , I am'the mdtLer of eit ciM
subsoiled. then sowed: in cxihl-. ren and have had a great "deal W'ol
son cloveif not too late,i otKet- ete reliable infombn that Werience witr medcine ;Last
Rbnnid w : 5a6ttethe
same; -
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T U WILSON. .i. w i:- - - , .
Crochet Cotton, 4o per spool,
The latest lynching in Georgia Silk short measure) at 5c. Tdrk-
took place- at Ty-Ty.f There is ey Red Cotton , 20o per dozen
an eternal fitness of thines oven spools,- Embtoidery Silks tilo,
amhTimv v: : outlining, rppe and. twisted at 3o
- perCskeinj "worth 5 cents. Also
A MOTHERTELLS HOW SHE Ifdery thread at 3c per
nnnmr: oKeiu, jmoroiaery noops oc.
. OA V XLiU XilU VJXll JlrrVO JJJJDXi.
Bone Drss Stays 3c, Safety
Hooks atid Ts 10c box. Machine
Thread 3e per HpooJ, Safety Pins
2c per dozen , Brass Piu 4c per
papr and 25c pr pouud, Irou
Pins Ic, Rub er lined Dress
Shields 10c, Monraing Pids 1 nd
per box, Alummuin ' Hair Pins
5(3 dozen, Ssde Conibn 5 and 10c,
Pompadour 10c, coarao and tine
tooth Dressing Combs 4 to 25c.
Stationary.
r . : . . , v.
Jobs in Box Paper at less than
co:t to produce. 25c boxes for
15c and 10c ones for 5c.- Jice
Paper at 10c per pound.; Pencil
Erasers lc, Type writer "do 5c. Car
bon Paper; foe typewriter use 3
sheets lor 5c, Typewriter paper
at 3 ounces for 5c. Fancy r Crepe
Paper for Lamp Shades 6c up,
Toilet Paper 2 rolls for IQc. Ink
and Mucilage 3c, Shoe Blacking
lc up j Tan do. 5e, Black Dressing
5 to 15c, Wood Tooth Picks 4c
per 1.000.
Genfs Furnishings.
Boston Garters 18c," - Drawers
Supporters 3c per pair, Silk
Bosom Shirts 48ol
Glass Ware 5c f up;
Crockery andTin Ware up stairs.
D.J. Bostiart
wise rye snouia Disown.; n-tT . dysentery; m"its: worst form.
teif home-made manuVevon -dur- tnisnonoraoie courx naa ever e- thoaght r shi4w6tild"die; I
iTicr ifhk'Tfrin'tA-r t,nrr' tWlft nVidArNrVed InHhat' cat)aciwV" tried everythinc I could' tliinU of.
near the; Bvtfiace in 'the .stJrinct. "W" pracrticM boiore r '"..""'r.
vuuioia auu aiaiiuuca xveuouj
ior a corn crop: whifch he r safys
cultivate shallow and level so as c.jrctfit judged one. time, .'and, was" highly iiim'ffiha aida ;
not to break thelomxoots. tais is'the first "timev ybu-have sent and goi botrltf tiV 'bticeV' It".
proved to be one 'of 'the verV betl-
use. It saved inv. little dausht-
self- -.'A jjrjU T;invmn -tJj . - . i cai'A(.ii-JJ .w-wv-
I Tn nT nflr 1 Trl ITHlnf 'TIT 11 o DTf aTAallonf I i r t t j E.
It is a well known fact that ' clay, shown contenrpt:,,
land ploughed deep in the fall "Yes, your Honor," answered
needs little cultivation in the -tsianlr, Have wonderful
Massey says, a blanket of loose : '. . . Iknow? If ybitt nft
Aart:nr..ih t'tmnrAVAnt th uwmg to tnecaiicity.;of -gmaU nrsv;in wouiac nave saTea-me-a r.. n dhz'
. r y - coitjg vthe SAVrAMgat deal of anxietv andmtrX . mc oianaara
escape of moisture bv cap liar v curren?y anQ coins, ne &ecre- & , . MS - .
attraction. Treasury is colder: r
mg the propriety .ol baying and .jioic Littertv-K:4!:1 For Stf hv .........s. ..: ; . .
the cold, weatner, oesiae oe- uvex, mo uemanu xor m. ju. Marsn fc uo., JJruggist.
ing bracing to all, is a panacea halves, quarters and dimes hav-
fnr vellow fever as far South as inff. exhausted the supplv of both GLORIOUS NEWS
the frost went. - Tennessee has coin and bullion. In the absence I Washita8 IT? He wntes:' "our dS-
raised the quarantine against of paper dollars, which were tiesf Mectric Bitters has-ciired-' Mt&
New Orleans. Key West, how- preferred, the Secretary has been her great sufferinffoTyLrs:a Terrible
ever, will hardly be benefited by enabled to get a larger number of 5ores ould break out on her head and
-. i ... , j. xv m j. jii,.2Av!v- i face, and the best doctors could give rio
it, as it is loo lar suulu. x wenty- &uvur uunars iulo circulation help; but her cure is complete and her
fwn now rasAs arid t,wA irlAntlia than AVAr hAfnrA --T?.lftiyK "Prcf. health is excelleht." This shows that
, j . , . . thousands have proved, that Electric
were reported Saturday. 7 Bitters is the best blood purifier known.
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It would seem that- broom f -" :teItow?a:d an tetter, salt rtienm, nleerB; boils and ran
IT would seem that broom impr0ved husbandry are: To ning sores. It stimulates liver, kidnejs
corn ought to bd looked after by ,,in,rato lose lnn t ,. and bowels, expels poisons, help digea-
-.BAK..BA..JL CulUvatc :1-0SS land. To make tion, builds nP the strength. Only 50
1U . that' which is cultivated rip.li in cents. Bold at Fetzer's Drug Store.
advanced irom u to , per lant ..th u ma
trm. The soil and climate, , . . V x..,.-
Trustee's Sale.
The soil and climate, Htal' ii.
belive,.are well, enough suited . rfid -tem tir
crops and mixed farming. The me as mortgagee in a certain deed of
Some scientist have observed cultivation of the grasses and ""1, J?
fnnt a7 is thA most fatal riArind less of the cereals, and feeding the Register of Deeds of Cabarrus
of life but when : a fellow has the farm the most of its XbuSfUSriSaiiSl
nasAd that "noint he's far.Ad products. Raising clover and der for cash at front door of the court
with the inevitable closing in on enriching , the land-by turning SS s of iTandT o-e?o on Say
him from a smaller circle than under green crops. State Agri- the 24th day of October, 1899, the fol-
cultural RullAtiTi. lowing lot or parcel ol land lying and
" i nni nr-n a a-mvv. a . x I
uoiuft xxi. iojo , uui i'UXlt3 HUll IO OA OOIl-
cord and bounded as follows:
Mr. Dorman Thompson has "K21?11111 at the southwest corner ';6t
You assume no risk when you been electedditorof thA Tar le 1 ?!B?
buy Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera Heel, the weekly publication of thence west one degree north one
rl ninrrhnfta ' Kfimflnv. - M . T " nundred ffiet tn a. f.lrA
Marsh &' Col will refund vourl tne University.--Daily Reporter, etal line, thence north with said line
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prints home and other news that is
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Work
Wort ready when promised;
money if you are not satisfied
after using it. It is everywhere
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sixty feet to southeast' corner of said 4"HM544fr4M
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tning :
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ndmittea to uu tuo must suuucbs- n i;: V : t 5 . Wl,a' , ; aiuhjt auu one-nail w uujr auy
r.mAv.in use -for bowei nhm ne7. -u il Ieei. are. v.eB?a front for street. One t,' ,:v.: , .2
A"4 ; - 7T j " v, -pu w.r iuo gcxiuia nas ju. ij. y part oi said lot Jno. H. Love bought t ,UU sux- " " 1 inrougn1
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nbver fails, . It is pleasant, sate
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- of September. 1899. f ' : ' X
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