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THE STANDARD,
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t Concord, N. C; Oct. 17.
Thi: Standard eztends most
grateful acowled to
Miss I SifJoer for :a pcimen
of Alleghany1 County apples.
This otiO weights one pound and
one ounce and measured around
luc -ds. we are uroua. ox lxio
gift and'.bu2i:6dfr'a:
culture in the uidNfgtate.
, Jhr. A. P. Page Dead.
Raleigh dispatch of the 16th
says:
"Mr. Allison Francis Page',
"the Moore county , lumber
king," die today, after being
unconscious, for ' about two
weeks,- Mr. Page was born'.' in
Wake county,' N. C. , in August
1824,' and was therefore in his
76th year. He was first engaged
in rthe lumber business Con ;a
large scale in the early1 70's, and
in ici87 projected the 'Aberdeen
& West End Railroad, now-the
Aberdeen & Asheboro Railroad.
"For a long time it was the
best paying piece of railroad
property in the United States.
Soiiie years ago he withdrew
from it, and it has since been
i .3 3 1 J3 3 v
his sons. He was one of the
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founders of the Commerciar and
. Farmers' Bank of Raleigh, and
built the Academy of Music and
the Park Hotel, two of the larg
est and most costly structures m
this fcity.- - He had many friends
and no enemies, and his death
will be widely deplored.. One.. of
- his last acts was to giveS5l000 to
the Methodist Orphanage, which
is Deici erectea m JKaieien. lvir.
: Page leaves eight children.
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- Worthy Snccessi ; -
A fevT years ; ago; when our
neighbor townt nston was so
stricken by. fire, tfie. office of . the
Free Press., was destroyed. In
order to start his paper on a
: good footing again Editor W S
-ner oerL naa 10 nave some assis
tance, and to secure this a stock
rag-taken by 'business men' of " tbo
town, xie weni earnesuy to
that the . xck company was no
longer in existence, he having
control and ownership of the pa
per The Reflector rejoices
irith the Free.. Prjelss: in,its '; feuc
cess. Editor HerberVrfcHl-de
Ber ves all the prosperity wltft"
which he lias; met: -Greenville
Reflector. . .;t - :
erties
"Remc
nrompt ana permanent f?rireff
the neor1 everywhere'. For satb
taken Up - all of the outstanding
stock' and 'being ..again " in , entire
Tno BOothiDcanCtMalui jir
U1 - ytA.H-vP9Kft
a v. its : , p'easant tasto and
by M. Mareh & Co., Druggists
Forest Hill Personals.
Written for The Standard.
Miss Kitty Jenkins, of Greens
boro, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
E J Bangle, on North . Main
street.
Mf: Cornelius Howard, of
u
Montgomery county, came up
yesterday 'evening to spend a
days with his brother, J W. Hbwf
ard.
Mr. Geo. Fisher, who has
been right sick with fever we
are glad to know is improving.
Patrick H OCbhner,;,; an Irish
man, is splicing the , large rope
that is to.run the large new mill.
He tiek a Dewey knof 'which " he
learnea 'Wnue. a saiior. jcie wiu
make this his home'.;, ': '
Miss Lee Troy, of "Durham,, is
visiting her brother, Mr. C T
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Didn't Hit the Locust.
Some of the boys at the graded
school f were, having ' their, fun
monaay KnocKing locusis irom a
tree, but some boy missed his
ark with a good-sized; stone
fjyd he hit something larger and
parder than a locust. The stone
came in contact with ; Willie
Pitts' headleavihg a lible in the
scalp, but d&n't hurt him badly
To Institute ft K. of P. Lodge. ;
r.Tge'; yih&ns of dharldtte,
Concord, " Salisbury Lexington
Troy59.nd Norwood have 'repre';
fedieTsrio te instituted tfrer'to-
"niH ofVover wentJy 'memoerk.
place f 1 Robt. Benson, Jnor ppr-
fen7Chal;f White; B E Harris,
and- Wade Barrier. ; ":
Fortj:SeTen Bales Here at Daylight.
; Mr. JOe Barrett, of Matthews,
spent Monday ; night -.here.: f ife
came to sell forty-seven : bales of
cotton.. The wagons . spent .the
night about four miles below here
but about daylight . tha "roar.pj
eleven wagons was heard. Mr.
Barrett almost, always "sells his
cotton at . Charlotte but found
that; our '.market was; better, and
this trip will ' very probably be
me minaiory one xo nis coming
here.
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Ah Afternoon Marriage.
at Mrs. Holdenjs.on . East Depot
streeii miss j? lora teenier, oi
bina Gfpye,vand:MrvA ;G Mel
chor, of Mooresville, were mar-
China Grove, and Rev. Paul Bar
ringer, of - Mt; . Pleasant, ;per-
forme the -marriage rites, Af
JerH;the j ceremony - the ; newly
wedded- : couple . left .... for the
groom's;,, honie at- Mooresvu
Miss ,Sechler v has occasional
visiiea mrs, noiaen nere ana is
kilSwii -by niimlof 'ourpecv
In Superior Court. . .
: j-Te tollowing peases; were dis
posed pf in themornirig session
lofxourti
State vs. Neal Cowen affrav.
Plea. n8t guilty; rVertguil
J udgement suspended on pay
ment of cost.
State vs. Geo. Furr assault
With deadly weapon. Verdict
guilty. Judgement suspended
on payment of cost ; v!
ij. Statftoaviillaokwelderl
tWe(Mfbyrmilln
mntbst
ji'iiA4..'T! ii8i simpiyr iron 'iaiid
vtuninoin a-tastfilflRa fnrw ..nktu
' jot. lUTAdalti relff iFto bltteW
ins Liu n
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is the4 strongest Natural Lithia
water on. the market and has
the endorsement of the most
noted physicians of the country
as to its - superiority over all
others. Read what ? the noted
Dr. John Hey Williams, of Ashe-
ville, has to say ' for Harris
Lithia, springs. "
Asbeville, '$t?&2 April 24, 1893.
An extended cl inical use' of Har
ris Eithia Water prompts-' me to
the; statemertt that I regard it as
one of the best if not thexbestj
Lithia Water known, to : th 1 pro-f
f essibn. 4 r In 4 the! 'p&iditipnj J.of
Phosphatic 1 Ur irieitsrcrtion11!
marvellous. Itsuseinf theRheu
matic and County Diseases afford
me more comfort than either the
junaio or jonaonaerry ivyjitexsi
i Very' trulv": vbUrsV:
JOHN HEY WILIIAM& W D.
; We gu arantee, that one glass of
Harris" Lithi rbonal8dt water
will 'relieve' any cse of 4indiges
tion In one mnlute or our agent
is; authorized' to, refund .yone
money;' or if ttakeri': ,areacli
meat wiu cure tnp, moss sxuooorn
case of indigestion ,Why snip
Br wnen you nave wieguaraoieer
xuu ubbuuio uu riBf wueu tub
buy Chamberlain
Marshy Co. wjU; ref und'rfour I
tit tftf Wfiln cr Tf . a ovawnrkorA
plaibts, tland-th- only ' one "mi
anq reliable,
-v Reduced Rates to the State Fair; -;..
. On accountTof ' the StaW Fair
the Southern will sell round trip
tickets to Raleigh, 0Gtv14i 15, 16,
17;and .20 at rate of $5; 50. and on
Oct, 18 anil .19- at rate of $3.80
round trip." - All tickets limited
Reduced Rates. ,
On account Foot-Ball Game
University NXC. vs. Davidson
College, Charlotte, N. C. Tick
ets on sale Qct. 21st; limited OcC
23rd at rate, 0 85 rr.cents rround
- On account Laying Corner
Stone Ebenezer Baptist. .Chiirchj
Sings Mountain,. N. C. Tickets
Qii' sale Oct. 27 , and 28; limited
Pcfc Oth-at: Ta$2.75 roiiiid
thOm account Educational r and
MissioinaryCoent
Befne, N. C. Tickets on"'feaiy
Oct. 14, 15 and16; . limited - Oct.
24th at;ratetl?d0un
i THE APPETIISF A5 GOA$it; '
V Is envied-bjarh-ody6e
Ktfdse Stomaob'andtliiVBrxiare nut of
$r4r. All such should knoV tat Dr.
tptqaob aUdrJEiirer i Sem'i gii-tesr
lealtli and' eat JencrRyi7 Only 2?-at
vember 6th, . 1899, at 12 o'clocjc IX.
to following . trt of.Iarirf in (No. J
corner and runs wit hudrew lin8.6i
E 35poles to white baVin the lane Ihen b
ii, JS. 4 poie v alackjaejynhfti
then S: 46. EO'pbJekifcHtaT
Phillips corner, iheji wita'Philllba
JN. 14, Jbi. 35 Doles JtO hifikflrYi ' PhflIK
corner, therfth PMUpstjniKing iisV
her then N,$ potofedlckor oil
Ran's line, f gan with it N.. 1, 59
polea to a st&& by an old toad, &T6t
gjn. nernK. f0, JF$ l?5rpatsiB
Moran'i wil Harn lihe to SS
Andrew's oorithea- wniAtxarew
of a gladetb 3, E.'50 pofei tb&af
: lit pursuaaoejpf ndMfe&i deif 5f: f iS i i4vJl l& Silil'W'
caseof J O Qaerv et. ali-ex parted "tfie: ' -H'f: v
n?leraiRnednU etpoBe-iitthtlla1 ?i 7 ' Taf:uiPu ZJ&SJt ?'- y
at tbe conrt house door in the .town of r f .
cash, hatocSLpiirableri3 tnatla afS
date. .fmef eir4 ISS
money lpmihiU,,
THE RACKET STORE!
We have just received a. lot of Stamped Linens which e
are selling far below their usual values. If you anticipate doing
any Embroidery for Christmas presents now is a good time to start
your work. Small "Doylies or squares for . lc, larger ones 2
to 10c. Table and Tray Cover, Center Pieces, Splashers and Scarfs,
ltaSSgeeitf;;: ;, 'J.;.;'
: ' Wide hemmed 'With wide silk stitching as above at 5 to 50c.
v Embroidery Silks, f ' wasli colors, 3c,
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Embroidery Soops5 addlSc,
Embroider Silk? r
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.t Groik0t Ootton 4 and '5c. Silk 5c- Short
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20(KeTTSvels
Wite.Iiik at 10q;
Juaaej
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- amrBpard.oontsLLning: sixteen-gams,
$;owana x wenxy cuxo
cur 5. and 10c Departments up-stairs.
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Nice lot of Glass etc. in them.
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