.ffyc'vt - x 2 Not accuracy, nor speuu, uui accuracy first, ana tnen spuwu i. the law of successf ul effort. -1 he do a thing Mil J0HNJ9. BARRIER and SON, v J&fiitors and .Proprietors. OFFICE IS r.HR AlORUItt GUILIt 1IIE STANDARD is published every day (Sunday excepted) and delivered by Or.ib yoss . . . . . . ...$.00 : .8vK.ipb.thsi. . . , .'. J . .... 2 00 ThrsHi month . J . 1.00 One OHmvh. .35 Sing! .nv, . . . '.A ... .05 THE WEEKLY STANDARD is a our-pcge, oigbt-coluam paper. It has a larger circulation in Cabarrus than any ether. jper. . Price $1.00' per annum in advance. Advertising Hats : Terms for regular advertisements made known on application. Address all communications to THE STANDARD, Concord, N. C. their own joys in those of the children. ' .. c And why not? We? celebrate childhood. It is a day of ' glad remembrance of childhood. No i wonder .we - give gifts and malie merry. No wonder we lay aside the sterner, attitude of men and women and . become boys and girls again. It isthe sweet, in nocent babe of Bethlehem that gives Christmas time its mean ing. The angels- were made joyful and the shepherds were glad. HP Concord, N. C, Dec. 20, 1899. It is a time for cheeriness and gladsome exultation, and child hood is the central figure. Let -the world be glad in' humility man who tries to quickly first, and accurately afterwards, is. hardly less wise than the man who is. content tdff do a thing well without regard to the time consumed in doing it. If you want to go off on the next train, you need to be accurate in finding the way to the depot, but, if you have no regard for speed you may get left. Our Church Paper. CHRISTMAS THE CHILDREN'S DAY. Happy Christmas comes again, and before our next issue of the Weekly Standard our juvenile friends will have tooted their little horns, blown curious whis tles, nursed the dainty dolls, raced thefr trunneling wagons, Ileiivy Casualties From Flames. Five charred bodies " and five fatally burned victims marks the nncunliins ' of two. buildinsrs and innocence, it is ideal bliss, , bm.ned. in New York Tuesday is crowning greatness, ttappy, happy Christmas near, let the joy bells ring and the banners fling, the trumpets blow and the spirits glow, Christinas - comes but once a year. morning This week is a checker to the current of trade. It has been comparatively smooth sailing on the sea of commerse since the tide of prosperity has set in but and i - .hied their rearing horses ;Baltiillore has had a kind of (only too well broken). They jfluriy and the New York trust will have placed in rows their company's going under marks a kind of trade reverse unlike the flow to which we have been ac- mm to Prepan You Need Some of tlhiese Article y OF menageries of wild animals, drilled their soldier men, fired their fancied big guns and have .cust0med. We hope this situa- taken on new capacity to enjoy j tlon is only temporary and that the things to be learned till Christmas comes again. The ithe rising sweep on as 4UWU!1 win iaav ueu the wave Qf proSperity. peepea at ana pulled out ot the little stockings. Santa Claus MINSTRELSY! Everything New ! San Francisco Minstrels. 20 - - Artists - - 20. OPERA HOUSE foro hoistm. high ' FRI DAY EVEN I NG, tide will ere loner DEC. 22, 1899. It is said that within the nast - .i- o3 ine nero oi r ne cuuaren'sj ten years, since Andrew Carne- World. prio hn hoffnn irk nrsni iVknlrk Keally the grown-up folks will money to public libraries, he has (jren A.UmiSS0n enter into sympathy with the given more than $9,000,000 for1 Seats on sale at Gibson's litllo ones and will find much of that purpose. Morning Star, Drug Store. An evening of - pure, genuine fun. Reserved Seats . .... . . 60c. ...... 50c. GO Bleached' Table Damask 52 Cotton 25c ; Linen, (0 v - inches wide 47ic. ; do. 72 inches wide 85c. Good Assortraeinit of Towels. Cotton, unbleached, 5c; Bleached up to 12c; Linon ltc. t0 r Blankets' 50c. per pair up to $1.25. ooMterparaes, Assorted, at i.ig'to Slie - " Home-Made Uomtorts m.2i to Si. 30. 10-4 Bleaclied Siieeting 22 l-2c. per yartf Lace Curtains 68c. to $2.50 per pair, See our Irish -; point- curtains at $2.50. Curtain materials Scrim. 5c; Muslins and Swisses at 10 to 16c. Printed . ; Silkolines 6i to 124c Nice AssortmeBt Fancy Table Covers, Scarfs, Tidies, Cushions,. Cushion Covers, etc., .in stamped, printed and worked patterns. Embroidery Silks y' ' at to 3c. per skein. Zephyr 5c. per skei Special in - Undecorated German China Three sies Plates and Sauce dishes a 60c.' per set Decorated cake plates, salad bowls, berry sets, cups and saucers and plates. f i nn nr m n nnnn m m o nja nrn nmi tw I'M OF TOILET SOAP AT 1 101 CIS. Combs 5c. up. Hair Brushes 8c. up. (MA "7 y xv po.oy. viiuciner ones 98c. up. Ladies vests 15c. up. Drawers to match 18c. up. Men's Undershirts .18c up. Drawers 25c. up. Nice lot of hoods and caps for children. See our 10 cent line of hosiery. About 500 Novels at 10 cents each. You will make a mistake to buy a Ca pe be fore seeing our line. Very respectfully, D 'Ostian. m W m Mm SOI p - , tn 13 CO) H32H . - - ... M Suits worth $6.50 to go ! at $3.50. , Suits worth $4 to $5 to go at $2.50. Suits worth $3.50 to go at $200. Boys' Overcoats. ILCO)S Mens' dvercoats. I1!' ( crnrxr a ttt Vvrvn "Ur IVTi; 1 1 . XT '' "XT i ii i i i . 1 , ' " . Xi:'UbT,CiC UUUAAL u mi-.J?t5lzei m 1ew lorKinis ween ana were shipped Thursday. They arrived here Tuesday and are no won sale- 1 6S8 ffOOdS COmiarise thft ftritirA halanof of wirif dt cAnV ;M -d t, r tvt York Clothing Manufacturers, and there is a lot of the verv finest suits iwW Tnniifl among them. We bought them at half price and we'll seU them that wav suits for $3, 50, and $5.00 suits for $.50. Over 300 Heavy all wool Oaklahd C1 CCV fTTL Ir rrrN i j These Oaklands are the best wearing medium priced iroods on tho mnrl-of ftnomnt-nnA W , .50. In fact vou can't t tKAAn?t oniwwl KK lSt i W vou can set at Lots of them worth double wharweIskor rdvtm TF PRTCF7 gd! f t25ntSto 50c: for your boy.at far less money than you often pay for poor clothes, just see this loi ithat wVshow VcV f ySU--r':-bVy-':'04 -cl t WwesayabouMhesegoodsis 5U Justice kind yonhave to pay 25c forat other places. But that's our way WeWu Vf , ' ,. y w e save yu 25c on a II on nearly all kinds of goods.: Dozen Finest and Swellest JNeck Ties. I;adiesT and Gentlemens1 Easy Slinners at 50e. Felt Slippers. Leather Slippers. si HONEY

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