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1 - . , - v JOHN D.SpRIER and SON, Editors ancf Proprietors. - ' OFFICE Fi TIJE 3XOI1IUS4 BUILDING 1HE STANDARD is published every day (Sunday excepted) and delivered by ries. y Rates of Subscription : ; - -One yearly . ". ' . . ;v;v$4.00 1 Sir -flonths:. . .. ... .... .!200 m months.. . .... . . . .1.00 , One Moath ........ . . . . . .35 8ina chdv. ...... 05 THE WEEKLY STANDARD is a our-png'e, eight-column paper; It has ft larger circulation in Cabarrus than any otherpaper. Price $1.00 per annum in advance. Advertising Kates f Terms for regular advertisements tnide known on application. F- V Addreoo all communications to . : ...... THE, STANDARD, ' : j,: i Concord ;. O. Concord, N. C, Oct "16. 00M PAUL WHIPPED A PANTHER, It is in order now, of courses to teU stories of heroism about Oom Paul, or President Kruger, so 1 Aunt Jane" in' the j Home ana r arm comes iorwara one. . . .. - . , , ..-tW : . I. 'r, - v The story , runs that 5 at' tl o age gJl 17,,he was driving a iri or oxen to a wagon m apejoi on v. v'ith him was his little sister, whom ; he was charged with protecting. When 'withirt some '.miles of home (theyl weTe attacked by & , panther. The! oxen -took fright and fan. Tfie sister Was thrown out and was a! the mercy of the ferocious beast.' Paul quickly sprang from ' ih'e wagon and, with"; no:, weaponf engaged the panther. It was an awful fight iii which Paul's hide was 6ut almost intq "she-sfrini but lie succeeded in . getting--a grip on the monster 'sthrdat; which he did not yield till he -had. shut off all ! of that enemy's wind. The Boers learned to look upon him as invincible. It -remains to be 'seen whether hs can get the British lion by the throat, since he has given him a most awful Hwist of the foil i ; DISMAL' SWAMP CANAL. The Dismal swmp cana.1 con necting, our., eastern soundsw Norfolk was f ryrTrialloVvftTiipff? htt Saturday the 14th. Thtimiij'1? at tnce of this event, as regards The student of gejoqrra'bhv will sea at a glance thm a vessel of and bther places tia CMSapeae r sounas$ojiin it anpocli in history iUtt 3 light qraft ay sag, fronv Balti more, tdim6d;vWaiinSteii bay .ogbJialKtad bemaMPamlico kfwT 6oVe mia canai wp Deiieye was StU veyed?Jee WdsnttfgttSn; whUepvil enieer. Through the jglealll itfismaf Swacip the canal is built much like a railroad. At points it is "cut throUgfrUtttei ' points the water is held in by dikes or walls - much like the Mississippi river. These dikes ? made' the canal an easy prqy to : the 60's and it has not been oper ' . ative since' tfli just now. ' Tna soothtDgrt4aUne broi) ertiles of: rCnaoiborlaittX Coialrf ) prompt and ;i neni'lsl have made it a ferafe favorife th by M. K MarsliV Oo.v Drh V Papt. Michie, of Durham, has invented and had patented an instrument with which a soldier in emergencies can make ma terial progress in throwing up breastworks. It is a little shovel with a socket;into which a bayo net1 with1 its scabbbrd can ; be thrust -making a good strong handle. "Thd little shovel5 -maybe carried in the haversack or on the- bel t" when on a march.' Capt. Michie is a practical ' ehg gineer and has doubtless gotten up a thing that .soldiers will' "ap- predate m such, experiences- hasty;refprmmgpf limes when tools can't be had with readiness A Push for the CanaK The Indusl connection says a Huntsville,r ii iMabamai .dis- patchqf tle 13th passed ; resplut t insat '.o asking all sou tht ern congressman to aid-Senator Morgran rtLloisee the building ot the Nicaraguan srieech saidf1 4 L r ....... . . t r i Hith er to the people of the ITnitedCStateatiave- ribi appre- nil; During the recent' 'war; wheAtjOe rqf pur battleships ?hfed to go arourld- ihe Hornrh peo; pie generally realized itsf impbf - Ptancer" m.-Ji t v: ,;--:,o:J-- J The senator iiow hopes to suc ceed and has expressed We be1 fiel that, th; pnal -will1 be bhllt withift six;.y.ears:';-i ?v The following recommenda tions were; adopted by the con vention: - i TEato the ' "assdciatiori be made -perm anelft and Hold meetings each - sixth month 4 in thejyaridus-: cities ;ol the' ' south that industrial1 and inimigratiim bureaus be established' in every southern stertb'assist ih build ing uthe'iftere1nt';states; that the'rac problem be entirely separated from politics." We note from the Dailv ReDor ter that Mr J ? P;:dwelvthe able editor-of, he Charlotte 6b server arrrvMesvUeJfei; notret satiated twith his- unique? r i Pepsacbla7T1la., on was found rt j which some fellow in Ten j inqssee wrote thatjhy Wanted'i a' wife very bad, andtiadlplenty of property. TnatiUow, may be hatching out;pient tirtroube 4 ' '...'4. ' . , 1 ! atthd : First PresbvteTian oh n rh was 49niiIawltL of:Nefej7ho is an wn .at this place, made a talk tO thhflA TirQftTVt. :: . Thneffi Jh6 : Military ai alio the second' lieutenant, xhn is the second time tho I ??M nas'been callelnieet i 0 alurpose autiieynbpe for a. oilier .attendance oSight rmarldflj lbit thffHnstfre perfect r Hf Fdr the Barlota SjiOrpiiaiikc. ; j ' . -V-.'. 4 ii. !. ;i yyj?ujRfiu v jaee ujuigniin theirVarh) caplfeui 1KLIIIU is ; the strongest Natural Lithia water on the market and has the endorsement of the most noted physicians of the county as to. its superiority over, all others! Read .w,hat the noted Dr. John Hey Williams, of Ashe ville, has to say for Harris Lithia, springs. - Abbeville, N. C April 24, 180a. An extended clinical use of Har ris Lithia Water prompts me to the statement that ;! regard-it as Lillii ateV lnibwn Wi fessionlIri "thethditibn PhosphaticT Urihei Uts -action marvellous rIts use in, thejRheu matic and County jBiseases affdrd merTuorej comfort tlianeitherithe Buffalo Brlb'nd6ri'&rry?tef" i Very truljrbnr JOHN HEY WILLIAMS, 'M IK g Waantejthabnel hi will T6libve ny xaebffciligeS tioh iri ond miniiwiurari' . ' " . ' . '.' I ,41! ' ' ' !' J f'L . - i ' I ou aBsu hi o no r risk when voa ouy unamoeriain n UouclvUhblera' and JiarrhQeainiedJ MltitftM MarflhCkwi rQifrtidiybur m?M'- BTS?; 9kwM?$ mr using it. It is every where fal'fdn use bMweni; plaints and the only one-thrtf nyteiMailsyh j,4iPsti8iafe, and reliable ii:4vf,"p- ''v? t BeaucedtateaithecStateFair;; c ; On account of the State Fair the Southern will sell round trip tickets to RaleishOct.vi4fvl5; ifi- 117 and 20 at rate of $5.5a,and on I Cin.fr "'1 ft eiTir1'J Af fto' on pouha trip; V Atficfiefe liniite returhing Octt23M mt?o. ; ! ; : howhis? ? ; ; . We'i ofir oneltunyred dollars reward -foV'anyYtiaee of catarrh that can not by cured by liallV Catarrh Cure. w .w- w, -;4 1 i.i F. J. Cheney & Co.. Proiisil m w mo uuuersignea, ; nave fenbh F Cheney f or 'the laS Jfr earsaudr) bdlieve4 ioiperffel iable inaU jbusinedsjtranac m .financialij rable rt ,out any obligations made'by, their Raiding, IionmffirM'!i Qalqalanr terniy'aft?awft blood? and mucifcfefae W 3fjjj n ; HnrtA. Jit tl court house door in tKfe3if Ponoord, NLjc cnuaKo ie beeinninffi. bonin Caldwell &,Bti2kl: AHW.ua3' is uxhorized ffii - '.s tvtt rpGKei; uoiton ana c; BiiK bo. Short caie? fenJSOO 0 ,3 r er.whenlM li 01AKSH, . I VJ mihps corner, then with Phillips land . , r :T'r , 4iSSr yiaawo r.4n' J'' cornerea-tdlli-iR . V I f3K r v - ' ' ' aura una. than rim it w Jqiv -ifyrr-"-- :v - ill f i ? . ? mill .r nur w r n w i lu iin - xr j : I r- . . , k. r k . . v. . t t THE RACKET STORE! We have just received a are selling far below their usual values. If you anticipate domr t any Embroidery for Christmas presents now is a good time to start your work. Small ; Doylies or "squares for 1c, larger ones 2J : to - lOc. Table and Tray Cover, Center Pieces, Splashers and Scar f to.2icen . ' .v,;;-- v, ; Wide hemmed with wide alk stitching as above at 5 to 50c bee yur. ! j Embroidery r , Silks, r asH:;: colors, 3c, i uEmbrbidery tier skein. - mji 200 New Novels ' JUU UU' JULLA Ul U J. VU - SWW containing sixteen gams, 2.S6 nd twenty dito fbr $0y- c- PH.r n JQc Departments , up-stairs. Nice lot of Glass etc. in them. - ! :K X i v ' r r." 4. UM ; . ' ' - - -- r . JMM Standard; - i W ifyoucie'ft known through I T Ii II 1111 If 11 MM I II T . n I t lot of Stamped Linens which Aw-indow Uisplay. 5 andlSc,- r.cf .va irfara ,;yj . at 10c: 5 -r (? ' . f - i - J.K - . . Dr J. Bqstian. The XSliaridarcli f.'.'Jf. i 9F - Work MfW? v tnYtot, 4, I mfldt) knnvn'nn onnliMi,'. M Jf i'l'UVMIUVMfU , . ':' :' :" .' t" -. ,i :. . ,jj ' - r I". f
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