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Dill STAMP A HUMAN HOUND. About year agd i youngdady JOHN ;5rB ARRIER and SON, in! the eastern part ibt the bounty gixors ana jrropnetors Sput a mortgage,! oner, land ttp ,orgiB-iMTW W'ycmng1 man she was engaged to marry $125 to go to school on. Ashort "time after ward he wrote to her for more money. : ; She did not- send it, and ; the, fellow notified her that their contract was;off. ; Yiester&ay, the land was soldbjr the mortgagee to collect his note. Newton Enterprise. ( Can't the fair daughters of t fyat community resent the deed with th6 cowhide ? ; It M il day (Sunday excepted) and delivered by Ties, xvaiea ui ouutmuyuuir: One- vya., . . . . . . . . . . . 00 oik muiiB. ...... . . 2 00 . Thn- months , . . . . . . . . ,1.00 . One umntb . 35 Sing ' c ov. . .... .. .. . 05 THE WEEKLY STANDARD is a our-page, eteht-colunm paper. It has larger, circulation in Cabarrus than any otherpaper.' Price $1,00 per annum in dvancn. Advertising Rates : -Terms for regular advertisements made known on application. Address all communications to .t THE STANDARD, 1 Concord. N. O. Concord, N. C; Nov 6. SO FORETELLING THE PRICE OF COTTON. It is next to prognosticating the weather to be guessing what will be the price of cotton. From the best statistical . in formation it is clear that the cot ton crop is very much less than theestimate at the opening of the season. There seems to be the fairest promise that cotton will rise rather than fall in price. "With this hope it is comforting to observe that the farmers have been in no hurry to sell. . We have noticed some advice to the farmers to hold for eight and even 10 cents a pound. We think the cotton raisers know as well when to sell or to hold as any one does for them. Hence wo olfer no advice and make no predictions. If we knew the exact nujnber of bales made we could not tell the price it will bring. Mr. Henry M Neill who has made something of a reputation for estimating made an early prediction of 12,000,000 bales and the prices were depressed at the opening of the season. There seems yet a disposition on his part to overestimate the crop. Elaborate - and exhaustive re ports from over the country justify the presumption that his estimates are altogether too high and have done some injury to the markets. To say the least there is a de gree of uncertainty about the price of cotton (as is well-known by our cotton raisers) that those assuming to know and presuming to advise may well enough be eyed with scrutiny. PROF. COON ACUSED. The Rev. J W Hypes, a- mod ern sanctificationists or second blessing .enthusiast is credited . with saying : ' 'The Spirit will come to tents, barns and slowly places where there is genuine faith, but ; he will not abide in the churches, with their theatre -going and oyster festivals.' If a child should : be born into a church nowadays there would be no one to take care - of it. The idea of a woman with her hair full of rooster tail feathers and wearing feather bob ear rings and yellow tan shoes, waltzing up to a sinner, and offering spir itual aid. It is hypocrisy' He may be good authority on most topics but he needs to take a better look at the prevailing style of ladies head gear to see that it is a single feather and not that of a rooster feather. On the very heels of our an nouncement that' Prof. Coon was making a good start v with the graded schools in Salisbury came the announcement that charges were to be preferred against him. . v -V. From the best information we get, much of . the.jrictlonhas risen from his discipline that has wrought good ' in the school as regards a number of vicious practices. It is easily noticible that those who do not control their children are apt to be over sensitive about the measures they make it necessary for a school disciplinarian to practice. This ishe bottom.of the trouble. The only grave phase of the jikuuviuu r j uow v o IV lO tllail Prof. Coon is charged with ridiculing, the bibles, or at . least certain accounts of old testament miracles. These charges are to be heard next Friday. It is to bo. hoped that it will be found to be a misunderstanding at most and that the trouble will soon "blow over. Good diciplinarians for our schools are as difficult to secure as they are essential to have. It is' announced that Gen. Wheeler will take his seat in congress at its opening. That does not seem like he will have' much to do with the coming vig orous campaign m the Phillip pines as many had hoped. Admiral. Dewey vis said to be in ecstacies of requited love and aends his fiancee .huge floral offerings with all the passion of a youngster. , - ' Ued By Brittish Soldiers in Africa. Cai t. C. G. Denmson is well known all over Africa as command of the force that captured the famous rebel Galishe. Under .'date of Nov. 4, 1897 from Vry burg, yBechuanaland, he writes: -''Be-fcre; starting On ? the last canipain I bought a .jquantity;:-. of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera- anci diarrhoea Rerredy, which I used myself when troubled with bowel complaint, atidjhad given ?tb my men, and in every Vaseit . prjbyed most beneficial." For sale by M. L. Marsh &Co. . - War News Meagre, There is something of a sur prise in the lack of news of a decisive nature in the Transvaal regions It seems that the Brit ish made i; little ; effort f to hold Colenzo and with it in Boer 6s- -session., succor.-to (Jen; - - White seems not easy. Ladysinith is well f ortjfiedanti provisioned for some time and it is believed wili not he forcedyco capitulate. Gen. Biiller pit, seems will, not be ready for operations in less than three or four weeks. If Gen . ; White pan hold out there is little in the situation to disparage English . interests. . Bombardments . about Lady smith seem almost daily occur rences with some casualties. THE 3 EST PRESCRIPTION 1 FOR OHILIiS and fever is a bottle c Grove's Taste-4 less Chill Tonic." Never fails to cure; Then why experiment with worthless imitation&? Price 50 cents. Your money back if it fails to cure. NO CURE. NO PAY . That is the way all druggists sell Grovel Tasteless Chill Tonic for chills and Malaria. It is ' simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Children sove it. Adults refer it to bitter, nau leatin& Tonics Price. 50c. is the strongest Natural Litliia water oh'r- the -market :" and lias the endorsement of the most noted physicians of the : country as to-its superiority : over ail others: Kead : what - the noted Dr. John Hey Williams,- Of Ashe viUe; ' has to r ay ; for - Harris Lithia .springs. ;. : - Asheville, Ny G., April 24, ' 1893;' An extended clinibal tise of Har ris DithiarWater;pro4nptS;me?to tie statementltht vl regard ; it as-one- of the. best ii hotj jthe ;best,: Litliia Water; known to; the pro -feissibn. In 1 the condition v of Phosphatic Urine, ' its action is marvellous.' f its use in the Rheu-' matic and County Diseases. aSord i me more comfort than either the Buffalo or Londonderry Waters. ''"".' Very truly yours, : JOHN HEY WILLIAMS, M. ; D. We guarantee that one glass of Harris Lit hia carbonated water will relieve an'case of indiges tionan one minute Vor bur agent is authorized to refund, you the money, or if taken - after each meal wili cure the most stubborn' case of indigestion. Why suf-' fer when you have the guarantee? M L , Marsh, : ; Agent for Concord. - - A LIFE AND DEATH FIGHT. 3 Mr. W.tA. Hines oi jiianchester, la., writing of nis almost miraculous escape from death, say: ''Exposura, after measles induced serious lung: "trouble, which ended in Consumption. 'L had frequent hemorrhages ahd coohed nisrnt and day. All my doctors said I muft soon die. Then. I began to use Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump tion, which completely cured me. I would not be witnout it even if it cost S5.00 a bottle. Hundreds have used it on my recommeadation and nil say , it never, fails to cure Throat, Gh est and Lung troubles." Begular sizo 60c and $1.00 Trial bottles free at Fetzes Drug Store . The WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES. First Year Cotton Ridding. Second Year Paper Wedding. Third Year Leather Wedding. Fourth Year Wdcjden Wed ding. ( Seventh Year Woolen Wed ding. Twelfth Year Silk and Linen Wedding. Fifteenth' Year Crystal Wed ding. ' Twentieth Year China Wed ding. . - : Twenty-fifth .; Year Silver Wedding. i ' - Fortieth Year Ruby Wedding.- ' Fiftieth ' Year Golden Wed ding. Seventy-fifth .Year Diamond Wedding. t A In issuing invitations or . cele brating thqse anniversaries it is custoWary Jto write or have theni engraved on material emblems t icaf "of .the occasion.-r-News and Observer. ' ' It willnot be a gprprise toany who are at all familiar with good qualities pf Chamberlain's Oough Remedy; to kriow that people everywhere take pleasure-in TeJating their experience j: in !the tise vol that splendidmedicine and in telling of the benefit they hav received " from it, of bad colda it . has cured, of threatened attacks of pneumonia it lias averted and of the children it has saved from attacks of croup ! and whooping cough. It is a grand, good medicine. For sale byMvL. Marsh & Co. I KIND 10 1 1:W. We keep the ideal feed for , the cows. , The very thing you need: GOTTON SEED HULLS. OTTON SEED MEAL. OTTON SEED FEED. Tlie latter being meal and hulls mixed in proper proportions - for cow feed Send us your order. Prompt delivery. ffllffll I FETZER CO. I j-..'-c ni 2 j rlAr -P-r. .CThivf. waists a.nd Chilrl-ro-n'c. dresses.' . :v . 12 1-2 c, Yard. : ; ' ldiesv Capes. to S268. v INFANTS Long Cashmef Cloaks, silk embroidered at 75c. to 1.93 Ladies 0 ersy Hib Vests 15c.-up? , l:D jawers 2oc. Ladies, Rib Wool Vests 7.c. and 90c. " Laddies' Jersey Rib Union Suits 48c. Bov's AJrider Shi rts vv-;vv: v4o:;uents. Men's: Under Shirts, cotton, wool, mixed, and, all wool from 18c. for;aU cotton to25 for fine li wool. - . Men's Knit Drawers 371c. up. . We have as rdceline oi Hosier y as cheap as ' s 'can be foiaud anywhere- L.V f Light colored - outing, suitable : for infants, Ladies' dressing sacques, 'owhs and Men's night shirts 6i to 10c. All" Wpili . ; -cotton flannel 5c. ip, Drmmgl'.7i"c;vfl":Sea Good yard- ? wide" Bleaching, ivorth 6i5., for 5c. Bleached Cambric full . yard-wide 7ic. 10-4 Bleachect Sneeting at 22jc. Table" Dataask', :B1C!lcIlca at 25c. - - . Bleached linen, do4. 47fc. to 95c. Window SHades 10 and 25c. , Curtain Poles 22Jc. Counterpans, assorted ; Nice 'lot of towels. Stamped Tray covers etc. , well assorted. 40 Brands of Toilet soaps from lc. to 10c. We are headquarters for Toilet Soaps. ' ; GLASSWARE. Gobblets 20 and 30c set, Tumblers 15c per set, 4 pices Table sets 25c, 7 pices Ice Cream set 25c, 7 pieces Water. set 25 and 33c, Water Bottles 18c, Vinegar Pitcher 10c, Covered Sugar Bowls 5 and 10c, covered Butter Dishes 10 and 25c, covered Preserve Stai ds 25c, covered Comports 25c, Cream Pitchers 5 and 10c, Cake Plates 5c, Pickle Dishes 5 and 10c, Calery Trays 10c, Olive Dishes 5rc, Salt and Pepper Shakes 5c each, Bowls 10 and 24c, Syrup Pitchers 10 and 25c, Spoon holders 5c, one-half gallon Water, Pitcher 15c. Full Line of Tin and Enameled WarB 24 in. Boards witn 16 games. ................. ; ; . . 2.25. 28 in Boards with 20 games. . .......... . . . . . . ... . . ... .'. . . 3,50. Crockinole Boards. . . ... .... ......... ....... . . 1.38. Small games .1 .. .. . .. . . .. ..10 to 48c. - New lot of Quilts, Feather Pillows, Blankets, etc., shortly. Very respectfully, V D. J. Bostian. jp g Large Portrat frames with .16x20 lass at J If you have anything to sell . ... .. . If you are not a subscriber to The Standard 4. now Is the time to subscribe. u f A - W -, , . you can make it known through I The Standard. . 4. 4444.4.4.4..4.4,4.4.4.4(4. .1 is published every day (Sunday ex- t cepted) and delivered at your door for only 10o:e'Wpr. 35c- per month... . . ..... . . . . ; . . . ...... E STAMDMD prints home andotfier nwsifoai is of interest to our readers and to make Til r t j . it&tW $we'jh&st have the- jiat- - .4. rohage of the people. ..... Giye us a trial when you make your next order for......... Job Work. Work T ea3y when promised. 4. 4. $ If lyou wantTto !bnv 4 von? can 7a1! f ; ai. : , t The Standai-H rZ 1 0000 t-H- .at ... ' 1.. ,4. .ayertising: rates: ftn J Th Standard If 4 made 'known" nn ' a-n-nliafirn.k
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