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Price $4.00 Fer Year
CONCOUD, N. C., WEDNESDAY, OOTOBEK 11, 1899.
. .hiDgIeiGi)py 5 Cents
ANOTHER ENTERPRISE PROBABLE, j
Mr. Kent Ulalr To Probablj Open a
jmm Thflrft The School Bovs
tri uw 7 v - - iv
Ha? iue Their Fun Persona!
Written for The Standard. j to Mlssonri-Olher News. '
Mt. -Pleasant, Oct:' 10;
and Mrs. Jas. P.Cook, were thd;iOtiGAiffeCH, a &ifSn
guests of Captain Cook toaay.' Un9W5WuityV?: a restart
Dr. Kent Blair, ot Charlotte;
passed through here todW on his
wav to Albemarle. Dr. Blair
will probably put a stock of drugs
in the old Cook &. Foil buildg
in tho near
Mr.
in sclio
in Concord
OockSafrit.wnVnbe
ol here:lef t f or. hia homa'W alfT?Ehe xt we re'interred in tfe cemetery. . , ,
..W I0r13'nme.hear-0:rit is ri-.ir r.- nu j"--?'
this mornmsr. where it. waaVni 1.1.: iiv ta .1 v ' -a -m t :.;
he has accepted- a;-position- as ..KocKWeu. -.roller- mills.. wifVi at
,.. 5 Ana' Jiwri)ieTOMTT'??'.tWJ1; a
mills in that place.
r - .i m rl. x
ivir. iarry jp on, son oi mr.L
J Poll; who has been sick of the
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fever, is getting.., :alpng very
. .
Some rff the College students1
hadauite a i oil v time last niht :
xt: e 4-iT-
at the expense of one of their
fellows. A certain young the-
ologue suggested a raid on a
wink was given and Mn a short '
while they could; be seen gather-
ing green corn just in the rear of
Dr. Foil's. The usual pistol shot
r. v j . v
was fired and .away went the
rogues. Wnen next seen, the
young thaologue was standing in
the "Prep Hall", with one small
green ' "nubbin", hat next? ' f
Miss Ida Allen, of Durham,"
who has been vistinig Miss Jen
nie Skeen for the past few days,
has returned to her home.
Miss Daisy James, wlio has
been visiting relatives in Rock
Hill, has returned home.
Miss Blanche McAllister, who'
has been suffering with rheuma
tism, is improving.
T W ft . -
Their Annual Meeting Htld.
The stockholders of the Con
cord Telephone Co. held their
annual meeting Tuesday night.
The officers of the past year
were .re-elected, which are as
follows: Dr. W jc ; Houston,
President; Jno. P Allison; Vice
President; LTD Coltrane, Sec
retary and Treasurer i)r: W H
Lilly and N F Yorke, directsrs.
The other officers of the organi
zation are also directors. The re
port of the business was gratify,
ing to she -stockholders.- . . ,
Miss Margaret MicCall Weds.
Today, the 11th, Miss Marga
ret McCall, who some months ago
visited Miss Janie Ervin at this
place for some time, wilFbe' mar
ried in Raleigh to Mr. Wm. D
Carmichael.'' Miss McCall is a
chariaing young lady, very pop
ular and well known in different
parts of the State. Mr. Carmi
chael is a prominent educator
and has been connected with the
Durham schools for some time.
Converse Gets $500,000.
The late D E Converse left
one third of his estate to the col-
leco that "ho fminJ ' mi,:,: "
I seems Converse is the fortunate
donee ofj500,.0QQ.,
Policeman Blackwelder found
TlJraeater Tuesday night.
1 i ow waB deaf and
dumb. N othing was dong with
; i
M Man ,n j,,
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. and Bites Animals A Profitable Move
JWtief
vMMjW
attacKea by a mad, . doev v-Cha
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Sfim'Mf' WieM tuTd
;th"f
Mrs. MaryiLRoberiHofiWJ
cnnri " ' ,
V 'i"!!
i?' . Vbnrsr.;-;Mrs.
-Koberta-is a.dauisfhter of tlie 'ate '
Christ0T)hr' ww 1 !
..locv.-. ? juu&x , Mrgsn vCnurcD.
About thirty years ao Mr. Ear
wiih; is :familyv inioved to
'Missouri, and homesteaded so-re
public TatidsU SoonSS
was bu -It and. station . located'
:on his land.' nArOund thidJa town
considerable health by selling
;.s;'5.r;:'. y--v 'J
Miss Effie Kluttz, orsran5st at
Organ churchtrhas (secured aTo
sittoti m the miUmery depart-
ment in G W Fink's new depart-
ment store. 1 5 0 srr r
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Arthur Bost, who attended the
school at Chma Grove for two
and a half months, is at home.
He says be came out a full-
fledged M. D., (mule driver) as
he has been driving (plow) ng) a
mule since he is at home.
(mn7l3monJma6t.'!ng at : QrgaYr
church the fourth Sunday of this
month". Preparatory Services ok
Saturday at l:3Qj). m.
From the Village of Glass.
Written foriThe Standard.-'.' v . 1
Glass, Oct. 22:-r-Rey0sW B
Oney preached a fine sermqn at!
vouim uiuvu uxiuxuxi icao ou J -
diy. - There was no ;preachng
at Bethpage.
The . Southera- Railway has
heel doing scnie" work on our de
pot the Jast few days. X
-Some5 of 'the imp;; in:h Mr
Hammond's school will graduate
in' a few days. Be says :j!?irds
are right plenty this year.
Miss Carrr'e GUlon is, visitiig
in Rowan and wiU return home !
Friday. ; ? ;! .-. j
Ilirntw ; 1,4., . . 7 -4
r There was a) little cuttmcr affair
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two miles north oV.,this place
bunday evening, but no one was
seriously hurt. i r
NA , m?tin? . will s pommence at
BetHpage church on Friday. , be
f ore .the fourth Sunday. "
Miss Maggie Brumley, of For
est Hill, is visiting friends here
this week. ,; ' " v ;
Duiing the 'ciyil war, as well as
in our late war with Spain, diar- i
rho'ea was' 'nno nf fh mAI
frn'nfilrimKA HVoc.a i
had to contend with. In many
instances it became chronic and
the old soldiers still suffer from
it. Mr. Dayid Taylor, of Wind
Hidge, Greene county, Pa., is one
of these. He uses Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and says he never" found
anything that would give him
such quick relief. It is tor sale
by M. L. xlafsh & Co.. Druggist
MAD DOG SCAREi
s! lfAl .'weaKtiesa esiiy cured w i
&ae44,, r.iuie'Ne-vaiasii '
Miss Ella Powell Dead. ; . k :
? About two years ' ago a ,. lady
named Miss Ella 'Powell came to
this place, from Virginia I and
.was an operative in one of the
cotton 'mills here. -S Some time
ago she was taken sick, with
id ' fiver and "de'spite all
Car and attention possible death
TOs the r,estilt, i n Shift died Tues,
at ' CannonvUle' . ltShai'
rfu . ;!-' -i'-1 to , -'- Hi
" Mr.. Geo.' A titford, wp each
young la3y and , hadno elatiyes
hW;' He funeral was preached
I fiir ' Kaxr ' W Smith n.t, Mrs
W otthotexspf this septibn haVe
; interest Of H''l!i -BUCKlen & CO..!,,,: -n ,4.;
spent1 Tuesday here. Mr. Let-
ford is known in many States as
1 1 - ' -. i
tuu raveiimK 5PJri.i)Uadisii ana
bumbers,bf ..place's always look',
r T ,vo mm V HUUttU V'11"
! ingj giving some demonstration
' bf 'his ;splrituaiistic worC . Mr
teiford has had ouite a number
111 ,c i . . . .
in ciroihs of spebtatorsl He is a
firm beliver in this religion . f
II l. J MIMW 0 -'WIJM j '
iii Eefience Witn a TVlieat Brill;
j One of Mr. Jno. -S - Turner's
sons had an experience last Mon
day evening 'after leaving here
with ! new wneatH 'drill; 3 The
tamfan away,- breaking the 'drill
t s . i . w i -s i t i
slightly . and came near dragg
him., - He saw- in time that one .
the drills were 1 going to ; hook j
him and quickly gave a. kickK
Which broke the drill'off. It was
a! fortunate kick. ':
Cotton SligMly Off. y
X I Cotton has been-' up VoTJ&O "on
Our 'market here1 within the last
Week but it is off slightly how, (
iki& 1 best bririging .f 7. 60 ; while
mbst of it being1 bought for
7.50r One - hundred, bales were
on the market V today' Nfejied
day) at press time.
NO CURE. NO PAY ;5
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Tthat is" tbe. way all druggists sell
Grovel Tasteless Chill Tonto for" chills
and MtkUria. It is simply Irdn andi
Quinine :n a tasteless f orm . :Chudren
i iiove it. (Adolts refer it to bitter, nan-
ieatiitfe'Touica'r Price. oOb." - '
War Seems Inevitable.
1
To-iJi numan appearances tne
last ray Ol Jiope tiiciu vvai: iu tilt?
r 1 , v - . A ,
Transvaa! was to be averted has
fled: Those , sty r ay Dutchmen
have taken ; the; aggressive and
sent to the "English practical
ultimatum that named - 5 o'clock
today" (W ednesday) . as the period
be lauded on
Africa.
Yon a8suin
hnv. rjhamberlain's Colic.1 CHolei a
antl Diarrhoea Remedy,., tOLti
Marsh & Co. will refund your
money if you are nbt satisfied
after using it. It U Aeybrywhere
admitted to be the most success-
atwMcHacomp-iance. wouia Dff; , ,ls rf Jttl ...f Tv- - ii3
coafeidei-ed ' a practical declara- SJM..v;;. tea woVl ai vawr-U ; - w, r: , A
tion of war.,; It is hard'y: sn- . Vs!lt ,;, sain it b ojyj J1rkC!!fiJ'ii' f ' is
poskble that .Gfeat Britian tf iv', Sm lJUtjfc2e4t'
accede.. One of , the Boer.de ov; '. ,:finx!i ii;;,.r.-;:!-v!i ,,.,.., snviA .-.t
now Oil the high seas Shall' not ... , t.ji,. 7oh Va'wWiVovli:a.fl -attnrAKSfis.-Trji : t i ; Vi
any part of SdlltH v -good but .some. arjgt.Je.tter- othbrs. "$epf ou .toyat ;;-ho A
xGv4 Felt, Acma .'Sprjig, Nortec jpn,;. 'Sea . Mos Pineui:,;;, . ; itt
mJ. ri 0 Gurled-Sairi tfoFtdVCotfan Htisk?ast; .bui by fvJ
fnl-rnmedv in nse lor,DAWlcamvvivv
nlainis and the onlv onfe tiHt!
never fails. It is pleasant, safe
i : ui
and reliable.
Charles B. Aycck for C jvernor. :
The peopie of North v Carolina
will in a ; few . short months be
casting about, for a RmtahWrrfY
.
tried men all over the .State ' and:
the people would be delighted to!
honor all of . them. But if i;there-
, nQ man amaQg,a1 these who;
shoulders above rhis d eliowsJ -that
man is, Charles r p. . nAycock,- of
Goldsboro.d In- ayeryi batirpaign
he. has- thrownrhimself I m 'tHej
tipest pi ithet fight, y and when
ever there arose aTGolialiin "the
ranks of the opposition,' ' Aycock"
has beenfi the- David' ti do the
business for him. If the wished
any f weight ;m Democratic ' co
iventions, . 'f that matchless cani?
paiguer and true; loyal mNoiW
J MfJ
, State. -Lexington Dispatch
Tl T7 r C rXT t T- ViAVvrmn-rtpi v
"mayor lvieans recurnea nQnje
lasj nisrht. ;T)IIi:
is jou hi
tut
II',
th s morn In e for New York.
111
marie.
tllfTIPfl T
Charioite, whei she, ent
avtdna tile bedsioB'oriMiss Julia
Gray. Misi Ja worse-
at j i a ,i . .v
yesterday. v,v.-.- a;
f
,inwww "
for governor of this great StateifWi&jw
mar, of New Yo:k. arerLeratto ar. ck. r-
day. Vfc
:-Mr ;p Bjtranto lOh
home ih's mn,Ti tut frm,A.ll ; 5 -rtoa OiXi dVK.w
. . . r iHVBura . iKRT.v 1 s n um.inQfl.T'' 1-
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n ilioll ..ilUu
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fnrthfl-mi inns w fl.-mivi' oatjjrassps lu - suare. . v.uii- , .
r.ferenceis comings -Jon'tr forget usXyife rel unlo,adi a, , -. v
.vJ solid car oBedstQdayaJidlcar '&$$Mjk& m&' -a '
- -We; arpaioui( sQAvjqgKl akua4o3k adTJr.lineof ,
Cafpots. aagentsW.S1 DoD,llarest,; ; . . .
ahufaQturo;4i:
lell, Harris &l. Go.
For Ovr itV Tears,. .; "j
Mra! Window's- Somite-' S?vVnn
been used for over fifty y ears by mil-
I of miothers focrxtheir children
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KiiniMBi TD . nmifl' .CilftuhC 4hA'n
-V ft
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slowaolipxrjuii'andltake no
other?1JjoO -
ai .ioO .0 X ,aa'oooO
i .itwcs s.V; .assort rMWi
Plaid efFecte'liey ar
B 111st Wll St. wm h o tta
;aiag assolmeiit"dif 5 '
I0C Tt025a: yd.
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riV? faCKage OI neVT ;
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are r e Wetew4tii .the
newest fivef A 1 -ways
RladQfidvV
newgoods.
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