North Carolina Newspapers

III. - I' - '''rSWrr tt-tt- ''- ' - j-1 : ' ' - '. v V book and job - printing. ,i.-.nJ, ' Executed in the Best Style lit"3 is. - ii' A j: .. : Enjoy c? V-1 aUlt iS T H E jiAole r ac ofNiiic a 1...UU --C. L. t:FI:- 11 ' ! i ! 5 sparer ff. i in V!-;.;.- N.. ; rfno;.'-'!' ?Mti,.,, 'im. n I'M - Mm (! ',Jiliill'lfI i. 4 : -1 If- fv:' tvl K I and; ?' ' .f . ' ciaitics. 1 i Ll'. . , ef) i Pi. - I . ' i ' . t , - I tfrieiora S. i " , J :- JOHN 8, SHERR1UL, ' Editor. : " ' " ,J '-.T'-..-- ; - : , . ' ' - ;J j7 H- - .-7 - J -. 11 - . - JL.. ! ' ----- t '"BE iTTJST.AOT-'PEAE NOT." , .;-. - 7. - V.00 a Year, in Advance. Volume XIH. CONCORD, 7NV C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1895: Numbei 20 Our Job Printing Department, with every necessary equipment, is prepared to turn out every va riety of Printing in first-class style. No botch-vork turned out from this office We dupli cate the prices of any legitimate ; establishment. -' - " 1 " J I I I . ' I HILL AKF'S LETTER. M 1M TflO ' - a-v .1 ill' .11 i - - - . , aim uaruiony aDOUt At- ttU TlSM.w We WPlmmp or.tr rttV. I jr. t ..!' J " " it c. nciuiuiB ally D jlantanow, but I havent forgotten when man who comes here to stav ;vToi " ir V ,V s ia umeeung are most always, good citizens ""'"''J ll JlL 11 K I H . f TV ' Sllfth n TYlPQn vav i WVtVU CM MB. AND MRS. BOWSER. "Ifow what are you to Georgia and buyinj land and build ing towns in the piny moods, rhafa -uiow wnat are you eomg to do? TUey quenea Mrs. . uowser 1 as dinner was Tho : finishecLthe othe eveninz. ' and Mr. ones dnn'f rnmo ; Thow v,r. 1 Jaowser removed coat, vest; collar and ; panic, such a stamwde, such helpless rather stavun thdrp nnrl h,i0 a a necktie. terror among women ; and children I .man told ma thn.t. . nhnnt. ht n v.I--i. i 'lMrs. Bowser.'' he anlemnl rnHAd. nee,-,,ltlle.S8?';,- had gotteu my wife ! A E.-'s who came to the Louisville en-s a3 he returned from the front hall with a.uu ctuwren away, but I had to campment the other day were foreign- .. . j , " nux an me j uu vuuu t upeaK i!ingnsn ana came lcine pariila. jad severe head- jctcd with liver advised me. 'to I did so and I Letter, x couia cast. ' v-vfv': my iooaoi- v.- taken Oyer body tells mel .-.When I felt unds, although c picture of death on. the .mle hfirs. with one shirt A.rirl 9S. a nA Atni I &Ti4 eood! The wonder ia that nrn Xi Very DOdy and , ftvnrv tl-nncr tha n,-.iA ! lh M1 fV.. i. I i 1 . ' nnt in nnr rrt-n vaaV : . - : . - !. y ..wuxui v.iv- viui nicjf gut uiUK. uisLue. -s xHii we a pasteboard box in his handr "it's n" wonaetnat meaicine - aoesn't do us THE ELEOIIOXS. IS Atlanta Journal, eth. : The result of yesterday's elections no great surprise. - ' - '. Of the Jwelve States where a general era believe that somehow they would vote was cast only four could reasonably be benefited by cheap money. The most : CHEAP XOXEY CHEATS LABOR, Exprienoe of This sad Other Countries With Deprcelstcd Crreney. '.. Undoubtedly thousands of wage earn- Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report move was: moving Shells are not terribly- destructive, .but, a3 Big' John bhiu mai aayr ttiey arethG "most tjcril- yamg thing in the world. K met him on Decatur street, making tracks toward Stone mountain. ? carrvinw Vila thr-a ' j "in vuxv so , are namomzine at last and we want ccryuuuy irom up mere to come down to our show.- There are a good ' many signs of coming peace and good will be tween the sections. A . northern Dem ocrat sent my wife a photograph of Lin- 1 6- a nundred pounds of flesh most of it- in coin as he was away back in the' fifties front, r Big heads of perspirationirwere Lincoln in the woods, Lincoln the on his foiehfjiid and he was carrying hi3 rail splitter and says he- has had. It wig in. one hjind and an old carnet baa- thirty years. It is a rpmnrlrnhlA niinre in the other. ''Where now. mv friend?" the most said, he, with a distressed smile. "I ngliest white man I ever saw on a cardV am bound to keep ahead of 'em, the in-board. It is strangely attractive, and fernal devils they don't travel; fast, you never get tired- looking at it." Ko thank the Lord.V 'Where is your cart wonder he captivated the common peo- and steer?" said; I. ; "Sold , 'em sold plev .,, Mr. Cuhleman- writes j that he em to a free nigger for two hunbred dol- wants us to be reconciled to old Abe. lars confederate teoneyj about enough Well, we are. The south admired him to keep me in vittels and whisky for a and reverses his memory. - He was the week." "Ami then what ?" said I. best public man the north had. He rtJine the conacrip "camp at Decatur," was honest, sincere and big hearted. said ne, and he mopped the sweatrToff 1 But from all the Shermans may ' the nis neaa and lace with his big banda-1 good Lord deliver us. ' . na handkerchief. Another shell sane And now I-think I feel befter. Oftn- through the air and Big John moved on I eral Palmer made me mad in hie Grand witn alacrity, never even said good-by, Army speeech at Louisville. ? He is a but halloed back. "1'ray for mo bill." brae and a demaeoffue and I'm bound The next week I got him a place in the to get even with him and his sort. ; noti in our graves! t . fBut we arenct ailing we don't need medicine!!' - ... . 'fWe don't, eh? I haven't said any thing to you about it, becaufe I didn't want to hasten the climax ly ' scaring yocihalf to ceath, but.- as a - matter of fact the pair of. us have been heading have been considered doubtful. ; , These were New York, New Jersey Maryland and Kentucky. In everyone of them the Democracy has suffered defeat. '' In each of, these states Democratic disaster ' is attributable to- different causes. In every one of them the party was badly divided, but for differ ent reasons. . " , ; ' " , The trouble in Ne.w York ; began at the state convention and the fatal breach has widened since that time. Tammany won in New Yoik city be- for the tomb at a gallon for the last six cause of the popular opposi tion .to the months!- I wouldn't : ay anything recent methods of reform in that city. about it now, only I think I have found j In order to make its victory sure, Tarn thei remedy." . many is Accused of dealing with". Piatt . 'JKemedy! why, I thought both of us wete ia perfect health I" - . - - , N't What you thought , and what was anjt is are three different things, Mrs. Bowser. - Here is what the ' doctor re commended for both of us." i modern form of cheap money, as it ex ista in their childish minds, ia the 50 3 cent silver dollar,; made of this value by coining it at a ratio of 16 to 1 with gold.- Such persons are either incapable of reasoning or they have never really applied , their reasoning powers to thia j question. Neither have they learned the lessons of history in regard to cheap I money and wages. . A pamphlet entitled Quahty I of - Money and Wages' has NOTES AJO COMMENTS. .Thellount Airy News does not sup pose that one-tenth ef the farmers of .that section are in debt in any such just been published by the Reform club ;, manner as to "embarrass them. ... which: is ; intended to teach the lessons i-tlwSnnm.m'. - 5fl,;'.,.. rifK South Carolinians is weakening. He has struck an unpopular cord in his new flaw and Irby has denounced him in the bitterest of . terms. The old man has carried reform a little too far. -i A Democrat, who is also a silyerite, 1 and who has been in Indiana, says the smell of it, or what?' v VXo ma'am, we are not to eat ordinance department at Jdacon . under a io.!ipouaa3, General liowe Cobb and4fift him Rittinir ! end I owe itjall Ion , a box full of sruns. Ileblaced two boxes close together for a bed and said he should sleep on his arms. - The shells "kept comine on makin? their prabolas and singing and sizzing in tne circumbient air. 1 had sorter gotten used to shells in old ' Virginia and so ventured to walk down half a mile on Waltohtrcet to see what, had iiecouie of an old uncle and his fami ly who lived there. His four boys were all' in the war, but my uncle and aunt and vtbeir xrl yfc daughter lived there I found": them huddled up in -the base- ftierit.'for&nelU had already torn part Bill Arp. little balloon has been - the means of ! drwitg thousands of people back from tne yawning gravel - f 'Oh lyes! You let it float around th room and follow it up and strike it? I was reading in the paper the other day sr. - i f r iES. LE2T0EA. Carolina. ui fry restoring rriry canal. f It (.WWlU Kim i -..TV, Soathera Gallantry, v v'I've heard all my live of the gallan try of southern men toward women;" said the returned commercial traveler. f'On yny last trip I saw p.n instance where I think the traditions were sur passed. ; "We were passing through DanviMe, Va., and the train bad made a stop of five minutes. ." I was looking out of a car window and' saw a trolley car come to a stop a block away. The eonductorof this car opened the rear door for a woman to pass out. "The woman was armed with a small Twirrelr n. small of the roof atf aylandbey had moved handbag and. an umbrella. The . coh- niovea tower uown, ana were waning, i ductor took each of these from Eer and waiting, he paid, to see what the Lord held them in one hand, stepped from or the devil would do. They escaped the platform and ith hi Hi$una-aoWi unharmed. One of their absent boys j hand assisted the woman to t.h fttnwt. ADIES L'TH. Farsisliefl. was killed and another was trimmed up, but that was the common lot. But now everybody ia happy except some ev- crydody except the very rich; and the very poor., mat 13 way old Augur did ent want to do either. Just the expres sion of the people you meet meet on the tfainf ; or at the depots or the fair grounds or on the street or in the churches.- " How much more pleasant it is than a few months ago".' - How hap ! pv are the-women and -ciildrcn,-. How Theu he stejiped back on the' platform and with his left hand pulled the bell rope to starts his car, ; while ' with Eis other hand lifted his cap to'the woman and bade tier good day." . t An Important Office." To properlyfi 11 its office and functions, it is important That the blood be pure. rhen it is rn such a condition the body is . almost . certain to be healthy." A complaint at this time is catarrh in some liL-ul is th .Hutment,. am- Princsoal. cordial the geetinssj between the; . north I of its various forms. A slight cold de- and the south the blue and the -gray, j vldpeslhe disease in the head. Drop The'fact ia, when our northern brethern j pings lof ' corruption passing into the come down here and eat our uarbecuea i lungs pnng on consumpuon. xneoniy meat and receive our hospitality and J way to cure this disease is to purify the look at our beautiful women they fire I blood. The most obstinate cases of ca- nearly ready to apologize for every thing j tarrh yield to the medicinal powers of they have done to us or said about us. I Hood's Sarsapanlia as if : by magic, I've been waitina lor them to apologize I'simply because it reaches the seatof the for twenty five-years, but they say tneyiuiseaser ana Dy puruying ana vitalizing can t do it eonsistenuv unui mey ue-ime wuuu, jciuuvra mcwiuoc. uwiumi cin to" pension our soldiers and our I does Hood 8 Sarsapanu do this, but it widows and ornhans. I believe they Igives renewed vigor to. the wholesystem, - ' -- . - " I ' w . 1 ' 1 . 1 a 1. A will pass a pension law lor our soldiers I maKing n possiDie ior gooa neauu to ictacles ahont the time thev are all dead, for it is a fact that -uripensioned soldiers do (die. . - - - r - - . "Time cuts down aU. . - - -v Both great and small, . r Except a pensioned soldier." An insurance man told me that a man who was drawing a pension , could get his life insured for half price. - It is curious how short sighted are the wisests and the greatest men. Cal- reign supreme. of history and to facilitate clear think' ue on this important oueetion. Its an thor. Mr. Frank L. Mcvey, first demon strates in the simplest way that de- and trading the j state ticket. This is ; preciafang currency must injure the an old and by not means infrequent j vcage earner, tiere is tne way ne pegins trick of that organization. . rhis diBcnssIont. - . ' The New Jersey Democracy has for J-e operators in our mills and rao- the past two years been torn by dissen- tories, together with those engaged, in Popuhst party is dead in the West and , w- .. i- . .it ... - t a -w . . . . sions. - There was some hope" that it aa7 oi ouer jcmas, consume p mat tne .uemocrauc party is in ratner . 'A toy balloon! Are we toi eat it, could be united m tne recent campaign, wjuiwjt vuum. .uvj Breaeuion ; uau fouor mere necause it aaDDiea witn Put it is clear mat , tne party did not u u?y uujco mdw, ai uuuuuun. xne western jropuiisis are present a sohd front there.- New Jersey hQ 6113 of a day cr a week the amount 1 more extreme than those in North Car- T - "I ' 1 V ' -' - 1 i . ""I -- v " - . smell 'o'f it or what! t If vou had done has for thirty years been the most re- s n wwn ior MrriOMrpenoraiM M onna, Deuig largely anarchists or soc less gadding and - more reading you liably Democratic state Hn the north greater than that owing to any other 1 iahsts, he says he is told. He gives the mitht havfl heard of the Delaarte move- and will be safely Democratic again lust oiass. bus hi tne majority or cases tbe s party conty nve years more of hie m . , .- .v ..... - . w ....... I ' ' l i . ii .i i ... wikira Attmcn la MTAnrlAVic viTm hfa Ho4 m - Mai fVM mfint; Yon miffht ham hparrt that this as soon as tne Darw Duua losener.-- y !i .1.i.iJv-u u.uV iwlui wuum, Maryland nas gone itepubiican aim-" Ui uu,8i mu u ;thi ply because many thousand. Democrats qnestion witn nun is as to their imme- in that otata would : no " lnnwr AndnrA dlate purchasing power. 3- theuominaticn of Arthur P. Gorman, " Wfa "f6? 0 Ior who for fifteen years has been one of ?? tawga -wmcn ne consnmea, jsvery- ihemost consn euous nolitical hossfia in tna goes 10 Blaze gonos cneaper hhir hftr maWtwJA bd hroWhpir the counts ! He has keDt in nower ini tenus - to increase tbe real as eompared aaar,A i orri v v Kii, Ral timorft o -ni rinf romnospd of dia-1 "With the nominal wages of ,the wort vrtu th rplrtft mmMnAit ' Ho renutable boUticians and has been the man? for h9 18 Batting more goods - - " . , . I r. . .. .... fnt- thaaama mnnn On tKanflu Km i. : 5. - - i 1. ... . .. - w 'avapv nntlonnvTA maral rhinM 'iia.Mii VI. don't think anything about it, but izauon. yine nommauon ot Mr. ilurst ;rA iXJL iSZA -r l-nnw .!' hotl lnJmAd Mr RowAr for governor Was made at h fird ctat on . TOUUO wm.mh!uis o- "1Wi,"BU "r . "-rr;.LLZ"-rr Wii am hiah:r .law aaaarOhu, to tlia vrtn want tnait aronnd and die for the I mucn moienauon amone lemocratsr . . . ? . i:-t- "r Th.-.A-ia.iwA aDundance.oi necesBiaes, comrorta or all right but 1 propose to regain my lostl of. Baltimore; repudiated the BUtetfckeU'rtE4-SS ceaitu uqu uve on as auug as x viu !'"' W , 1M hah.am. na. TU T..l .,! ; v t I nan viMnrv TOmilff ho f nmfflmKIa. in iha 1""" w ""' M.I1I1 TnClKI f WI1H1IITIH I 111 Ml I . HLIllM.lfTK. I I WUUUUU DUUDU V iGUS Y Ui VUU UtUbV IAJ . i. that. Then I sten forward and strike wneiming5 deieakfoi tbe democratic u.ytt ;Zsn vAir K2. that viW,n .'thpjr riniv,--The rp-ult ! to Ganges In the quality of money than j J 3 y J rva . auuv V ira I -CC . - -r - - T whole h6uae down !" exclaimed Mrs: marks- the cHd, -of Senator Gorman's BOwser. as the ctiandelier rattled and a control in3laryland: - We believe that vase toppled Off the bracket. "Let tne the Democracy will be properly reorgan get out with the, hlby! If; some one led and regain at the first opportunity sTiould tell vou to come home home its domination in that state and nlav ball with dvnamite bombs.' If Ji-entucky: elects a liepublican gov suppose you'd do -itl The 'idea of any ernor and probably a Kepublican.legls: such nonsense benefit tine vour health!" I tature because - tne - democracy was "NohBense. eh!" shouted Mr.Bow-1 miseramy leu in tne eapmaign.. dr. as he iumned forward and led with t v Abe state I convention, by an over- PR0FESS10NAL CARDS, W H. I.1JLLY H. D. S- I. MOJiTUOllSay, it offer their professional services to J the citizens of Concord and vicinity. - All " calls promptly attended day or night. 7 Office and residence on East Depot street, opposite Presbyterian church. f ' Ir.W. C. Hcnston, Surjeon. Dsntist- CONCORD, N. C' BR --w --S Is prepared to do all kinds of Donta work in the most approved manner. - Office over Johnson's Drug Storo. - ? Cabt. J. B. Eeaves, ex-chairman ' of the Hepublican State 'executive com Imittee, writes a card to the Huther fOrdton Democrat to say that, a recently published : interview with him in that paper, touching the interview with Con 1 gres8man: Settle in the New York Tri bune has been misconstrued. He' did not mean to endprfe. Mr. Settle's views further , thahas 'tosUver and fusion . T noAnrff fka. ao m a wwteifin in vamiwT j?sruk7j Maw. otvauy pvoivivu au ivuau to fusion," says he; ''that I did at its inception, and ; do not propose to - en dorse it or to . support it in any form." -rCharlotte Observer. . . " "The prices of what, ' wage , earners have to buy respond far more promptly his left and kicked a chair over. VThat whelming nlaionty reaffirmed the Na shows how much you know about anat- i tionalDemobraticplatform and endorsed omy! In delivering an upper-cut like I President Cleveland's administration this vou brine arm and lee. . The blood I it tnen nominated ior governor - a man also- " . " - -. . l - I who had oiposed tbe financial policy of j But Mrs. Bowser and the baby had I the administration, but vmo it was sup- rutreated to the; library, - rwwouldj not continue his opposition :'. Egad, but if she wants to die, let aftr the -rty'sS convention -h,ad 7 so her diel" trrowled Mr.Bowser. as he emphatically indorsed it both inits dropped his suspenders on his shoulder j general platform and its special vote of to eivehis arms more Dlav. "Anvbodv connueuce ith the sense of a canary knows that you must have exercis.6 to keep your health. Here I am in the prime of life, and yet I'm lop-shouldered, hump backed and as weak as He had been following' the balloon about and punching at 'it. A right- To the surprise and disgust of thou sands of Democrats, ' -however, Mr. Hardin proceeded to proclaim financial views which were J directljr in 5 conflict with those which prevailed by a majority of more than two to one in the cooven- do wages the prices ' at 'which labor is sold. Hence whenever money is getting better, though nominal wages may tend to decrease, wage wrr.Jrs are oonstantly getting more goods in exchange for the money they actually get for their labor, and whenever money. is getting poorer, though "nominal wages may tend to tat' crease, wage earners are constantly get ting less of the necessaries and comforts of life in return for the wages they re ceive. I Appreciation of1 the dollar : in which wages are paid and consequently lower prices are therefore constantly and certainly to the ; advantage of "the w&ge earner. Depreciation of the dollar and consequently higher prices are always and certainly to. bis damage. rr ' ; ' : : r After reaching conclusions from theo retical reasoning he studies the expe rience of most of the leading countries of the world.- He finds that not only are wages nearly ; always ; lower in ' silver than in gold' standard countries, but that there is abundant reason why such should be the ease. To cite one instance he shows by statistics and diagrams that our Wage earners . during our civil The Monroe Journal - says: "The Caucasian, published at Baleigh, has over its title page the statement that that paper 'has a larger circulation' than any two weekly papers in the State.' The ' Progressive Farmer, also pub lished in Baleigh, nas Over its title page these words,- the largest circulation of any paper in the South Atlantic States.-' t follows that one or the other of these great, conservators of truth carries a lie pn its masthead about a simple matter of circulation, yet there are people who bfeheve implicitly what either of -them 8ayS." - :: ; - . ' "hThe "argument" - in North! Carolina ii that silver was "the dollar of the dad- dies," notwithstanding that from the foundation of the government up to 1373 ; Only eight millions of silver dol lars were coined against four hundred millions coined since 1873, and not withstanding tbe iacttnat until leva a silver dollar Was seen so rarely that one of them' was a curiosity. - When the people see through the veil of demagog isin and sentimentaUsm which has been thrown around this question they will have a good deal clearer apprehension Ol its real merits than they have now. Charjotte Observer. YVeU Deserved Tribute to : a Popular Line." The Lumberton Kobesonian of Oct. 23d says editorially : . - ' : :.. , '.'The facilities for reaching Atlanta from this section are unequaled . any where. The Seaboard Air-Line runs double daily trains over the road, mak ing close connections for the boutu and and for JNew. 1 ort, hand swing missed the floating obiect I work of mischief-makmg he ; was. ably and'brought down a gas globe from she assisted ; by Senator- Blackburn who IdhandeUer. . ' - took every possibtl occasion : to sneer at "What on earth has hannened now?" I rresident Cleveland:' Secretary Uailisle exclaimed Mrs. Bowser as fhe stuck ld aU Democrats" who oppose the free her head out of the door. " - I and unlimited coinage of silver. In I "Nothing! What I want you I'll J consequence , of. the position of the itnock on the doo. " I Democratic nominee for govenor and I Mrs Bowser retreated and he gather-1 the United States senator who wasiseek pd un the fragments of the broken eiobe line - re-election4 there was such a Defla tion wmcn 1 nominated ' bim. In his ! w-r mffHreA sreat Intw in wsdas Ana to the depreciation of our currency. In tesitePostoffice.r Wnat of Atlanta QriA frt - , . . . Tf " f II VUll Uk X1.UHUIMI , V houn and Davis ana btepaens ana rien- and other. points. -Indeed, as a ry Clay and Joim Randolph all said g6ntIeman of targe travel remarked last that no race of people could ever nve to- Monday the seahoard Air-Line has the gether.in peace when one was in subjec- besi schedules and the best connections tion and under tne civil aommioa 01 ne of nv id within bis knowledee. He other. That has proved a mistase. a1 that h. wa. not aware of but We are living now on terms of civil Qne n -m the United. States ' that equality and getting along- fairly well, furnished cars equal in magnificence UiUdmgs ana rniiups ana au me aland without additional cost to the At lition leaders said that just as soon as a 1 . Rnecial. and that was, we believe,' My College C:i.,pnACTiCAJ jr iiit'irinsiiop, ad- THOMPSON,.: ''ii-ord, N.C war broke out the negroes would rise up and kill and burn and destroy all - over the south. They did nothing of the kind. ; Nathaniel Hawthorne said: "I am for war. but I don't understand what we are fighting about or what frond rpsnlts can come from it. 1 re- hat. the old union' is smashed. - - . - .. We never were one peopie auu utsver will be. If we pummel the south ever a.-i hard thftv will love ut none the letter ."- . But .the union 13 not smasned. - It ia etrongcr than ever and '.Dana says the nation will have to loot to tne soutn fur its reservation preservation jrom r , . anarchy and isms that seem 10 Dreeu in the north. ocraf revolt as was never known in Kentucky before. - - For the first time in - its history the state is to have a Hepublican adminis tration, and we fear a Republican sena tor. We have feared this result and regret that it falls to our lot today 1 to chronicle it. . - 1 A' Sad Affair. ' . ' . .r" . - . Greensboro Eecord. - - The Sheriff of Yadkin, county pass the Buffalo Express running from New York City to Buffalo."-; Hardin Beaten in Kentucky. Baltimore Sun- - ' . Free coinage of depreciated silver never .wa8 a principle of the Democratic party, and the effort of Hardin, the Democratic nominee , f or ' Governor of Kentucky,' to make it so has brought him to grief. The convention mat nominated him declared' for sound money and Hardin " was -under obliga tions to bow to the party will, but he un dertook instead to defy it. He brazenly while called on his party, to elect him And Chauncey Depew says Uisregarding its fiction, c the lead- tnesoumw iumc H.f ; y-T"-- - Tr.,v.,- n,mn,rat;,.; m!.Wfv nf - from to ou.wu iias uisa.puea.iuu !..u AiA.t and Bradley. Republican, who stood for he men J und money, is elected m nf nil the aDPropiations, au tne m , tu (o sncnt jinthe armv ana , nnnmuufea. ill 1 1 try kufli - - s , . i .... - . r- .,l r.nl.i; ririntinsr and SUDDlies I fjrmantown TelefirrApli. 1 , J Uft T Mutiv t -- . . I " iuitn? seenrea t ... ir;,i atl'.W vet-is a 4it- . nr t ;o.4.f on vntTaro o .Loan, spirit the old flag for an aDoonriation him. I like Chauncey, but wnyuiaeni I -incniets. with k ity ithrougb t n,lt.ri,vt-d rarMir-" ,,-r; w . .... - . , j . ' tv iihly m install- J tie custom nouse wuu yuoi. vo the way me uttle mnoceni oirua are oe- if G per cent.. and there and for those who nave to inr butchered to adorn woman's hats T! o brokerage take a northern. architect and build u Mr3. Grimm(x ,kBut my dear, don't with northern stone or. brick and till it you remember that it was the bright witn nortnern and deposited them on a chair, and squared off to his work again', saying i 5I dunno who old Delsarte" was, v but he was a' corker on exercise. Couldn't have!6tarted a movement better calcu lated to bring out all the -" , - He simply knocked over a rocking chair and brought down a stand as he made a vieorous SDrioe. but Mrs. Bow eer's head appeared to yiew again, and she demanded : 'Are you going to uie WUU1CUUUDC, 1U1 . JLVITOCll I -Who's wrecking anytnmgr lunntc through last night with two prisoners a. ve a ngui tu muve awunu uiy for the penitentiary, two. white women, nouse m searcn 01 neaitn. uo DacKione namea Belle Holbrooks, about 40 and sit down and wait for consumption years 0f age, who was given: twelve ana tne grave - - . months, ? and the other, Mary Bates, L i oung uowser began nowung, ana agea ig; who . was given six months ms motuer wituurew ' uj quiei. uuu. Mr. Bowser lifted up ! the stand chair and wined the perspiration : from his forehead and got ready for more health He felt that he ought to have a little more leg exercise with it, and he blew the balloon away from him -.and then rushed for it. - His legs were doing nobly when his : toe struck"! a hassock and he took a header. " What occured during the next - fifteen minutes will never be clear to him. - He knew that his head struck the. library - doot. and bursted a panel, but after that, all was blank. .When he opened his eyes there was a wet towel on bis forehead, a cam nhor bottle at his nose, and three or four of the neighbors were in the house. In u far-away voice he heard Mr.' Hen derson sav: ' - "It ia curious what a fool a man will make of himself over these fads! He'll have 'a sore head for the next three months!" - - And in another " far-away voice he given The two women were tied together with ropes and looked very sad. " The charge brought against them was for stealing about ten jjents. worth of: bacon.. But they brokfinto a house to get it, which ia a penitentiary, offense,; -. We under stand the women were very hungry and had only three cents worth of cakes given for them for their supper. - A gen tleman realizing their need gave ; them a good, square meal, which they seemed to enjoy. This is brutal treatment; even a convict should be fed properly. - t'-ift and insole tin; i-xiHinse of the '"'.com f in at oncet j furniture. Confound V"J1 ""BO"" W . . Y''rn-?. of the land. !l i t amount that I'H' (Jul JV ,v bird's wine I wore on my hat as twas going along the street that attracted, your attention and led to your making hie?" ' . v u "' Mr. Grimme 'What in thunder has that got to do with it? That only makes once in a while, :just like throwing; a bone to a dog. JSevcr mind, it tney do, ret . un a war witn : some foreign .onntrv thev will want us ; to do. tne mrnts county I fighting and we expect to,have it to do, J the case etronger." . , i Knt thev wi t nave to aooioeize auu um v.liU WiLli. J n the old sore first.. JN0W maik rny - THXdal panaeAH. nredictron.: 1 1f a "war does become im- . James L. Francis, Alderman, Chicago,! . . i .a. X. ; . - . - aMv .-- t -rl nniT rt,timT. r,f I minent oetween iuis wu.m u , SayB A ( t'lybined Con- t Floor (Rooms "U'. NVashinctOD. "I regard Dr. King's JSew Uis- ... . . n. . rti rnr i ,-i n I n frn f. I OOO Ol tne great, powero, buiuc ji,ii t coyery no uu mow j. tuiavic ,iui wuf,u.'ii i ron Massachusetts or Tom Reed from 1 Colds and Lung : Complaints, haying !ir"if companies Maine will introduce a bill to give; pen- used it in my family for the; lasf. five Kt' 'I'hos. .A. P, j si0n8 an(i anu back pay to the south-years, to the exclusion of . physician's em soldiers. ;- Up to date there has oeen prescriptions or otner praparauons. . paid $2,000,000,000 in' pensions - since fRey. JohnrlBurgns, Keeknk, IowaJ ,.,nr omi the flrflnd Armv is howl- writes -."Ikave been a minister of the i for more and Mr. Cleveland and I Methodist Episcopal church for 50 years Carlisle have to keep issuing bonds to keep tip with it- . . " .But let the procession proceed. Mr. Lochren says he thinks that some 'of the pensioners will begin to die off next 3 M P.pntMe Gray '' ts YoullJ-ul Color. ..p urworu: , gc hair HhwSU aTJ-l'Vnt Jruj.'iri5f, or more, and have never found anything so beneficial, or, that gaye ma such speedy relief as Dr. King's NewDiseoyf erv." Trv thif-: Ideal Coogh Remedy now. Trial Bottle's" Free at P. B. Fet- zer'aPrng Store. . - - . thousrhthe heard Mrs. . Bowser reply "I tried to argue with him but it was were permitted to rw use. v Of course his lawyer Will see no punishment at ' . Murder la Dangerous. ' New York World. , " 7" The convictions of Holmes - and Dur rant emphasize thefact that : this is a bad time for murderers. Twenty years ago it -was the iboast of the criminal classes that "hanging" for mnrdcr is played out,", and the boast was justified. By. an abuse of the plea of insanity and by virtue of a certain "scntimentalism that then prevailed the slayers of men escape either with all or with slighter 1865 a day's labor purchased only four- fifths as much as it purchased in I860. Wages had risen only about, 48, while prices had risen 90 per cent since 1861. This notwithstanding Tthat the wita- drawal.of one-fourth of our best work ers to serve as soldiers greatly lessened the competition "among' laborers and that both before and since our greenback inflation period both nominal and real wages have been advancing from year to year. ': Mr. McVey closes with the following impartial statement. ."The only fair and just currency to all parties is a stable on& : Under such a currency the' conditions of the future are more easily ascertainable, legitimate enterprise more confidently entered upon and progress - more sure. Wage earners have no right to agitate for an apprecia tion of a currency, either have they any reason to submit to depreciation by otbwa" - 7 Z tc ,.: partle la the Senate.--r;5 "::f The Senate of the United States con tains how 39 . Democrats, 4 Populists. 42 Republicans and 2 silver Rpublicans. There is one ; vacancy in Delaware which ia likely to be filled by Dupont. Republican. The 43 prospective straight Republicans, with the! two silver; Sena ators-T-Jones and Stewart, of Nevada-f- would make 45 votes, or enough to or ganize and control the Senate.' Will Jones and btewart be invited to co-op- erate r. It is said to! be agreed upon among the straight Republican Sena tors, but the rumor is - rather doubtful that 'the Nevada Senators shall not be utilized for the reason that it; is unde sirable for their party- to become . re sponsible for legislation in the Senate, with a narrow and unstable majority oh the eve ot a presidential election. Hece, if the rumor; should be true things will remain much as they - are as respects the Democratic organization of the Senate, till after March 4 - next when new moves - may, perhaps, be made.' - ' . - . rhy lawyer in the morning and arrange j terms of imprisonment than we give to Ubout the: divorce and alimony." comparatively minor onenaers. . mere are men conspicuous to-day. in pontics or business who would have beenjexecu- His vifea Question. :- . ted for their homicides if their -offenses Aman is kpown by the questions hel had been committed within the last two asks.rAnd the same is true of a wo-1 or tbree years mart. Mr. Hayes has a mind -that de- lights in facts. He collects them as a boy collects postage stamps..: The other night he laid down his paper was silent a moment and then said: f "That's odd." ' "'TWhat is" it ?" asked his wife. - tt-yVhy, here is' a man who says that it would take twelve million years to pump the Bea dry at the rate of a thou sand gallons a second." The wife sat thinking, the matter over. Then she said : " :. - v " Where would" they put all the water?" ' ' L . Half of France's houses are one-story. Rheumatism Kuril ltlot . when . there islactic acid in the blood Liniments and lotions will be of no per manent benefit. A cure can be accom phshed only ; by neutralizing this - acid and for this purpose Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best medicine because Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only true blood pu rifier prominently in tne public eye. ; ' Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and effectively, on.the liver and bowels 25c. -- - - - -'. - - The real coward ;is the one who is afraid to do right. Fact Traveling. , - Competition between two British rail way lines this year resulted in "break ing the record" for loine distance speed A train ran over the London and North western line from London to Aberdeen five hundred and forty .miles," in five hundred and twenty minutes. In or der to show what an American railroad is able to do, the New York - Central railroad ran a train from New York to Buffalo. " four hundred; and thirty-six and one-half miles, in, four, hundred and seven minutes. This is at the rate of sixty-four, and one-third miles! comnared with ths ' British record Of sixty-three and one half miles an hour. As the circumference of the earth at the equator is twenty-four: thousand, nine hundred and eleven miles, a train running at the speedJof the New York Central train would encircle the globe in sixteen days two hours and fifty-eight minutes. - - - W J, MOSTOOilEBT. , LK3 CBOWELIi " Attorneys' ui Counsellors at Law - CONCORD, N. C As partners, will practice law in Cabar-, rusf-istanly and adjoining counties,1. the Superior and Supreme Courts of the State and in the Federal Courts. Office on xepot street - " ' v Parties, desirine to lend mrnisr enn leave it with ns or place it in Concord National Bank" for us, and we will lend it on good real estate security free of ; charge to the depositor. We make thorough examination of title to - lands- offered as seenritv for ; loans. .- " - Mortffases forecloeod withnnt emeTiRA to owners of same. MORRISON H. CALDWELL, - v Attorney at Law, , -CONCORD, N. O. " OfBce in Morris buildinir. onnofiite court house. . . - July 4 tf Dr. J. E. CONCORD. N.C. 'Vja.., lit Makes a specialty of filling your ten without pain; Gas, ether or chloroform used when desired. . Sixteen years' ex perience. Office over Lippards A Bar rier's store. V?i ."" A Talooble rreaerl ptitm. - Editor Moirison, of i Worthington, Iud. , "San," writes : "You have a valua ble prescription in Electric Bitters, and I can cheerfully recommend it fox Con stipation and Sick Headache, and as a general system tonic it has no' equal." Mrs. Anna Stehle. 8625 Cottage lirove Ave.; Chicago,- was all run down, could not eat nor disrest food, had a backache Which never left her and felt tired and weary, butirix bottles of Electric Bitters restored her health and renewed heri strength. Prices 50o, and $1.00. Get a bottle at P. B. Fetzer'a Drug Store. , ;t . The BeItsfaM(H Wanted. Every man r who has ever put up a stovepipe will appreciate this story in Ram's Horn: . . 'We were holding a MethodiBt fellow ship-meeting, and one after another, in a live and happy manner, began to tell of his joys and sorrows, temptations and triumphs, the kind of religion he had, tnd the kind he wanted to havb. . "By and by it came- Brother McL's turn to speak" He. saidr 'I want reli gion that will keep me sweet 'nd good tempered and happy, and enable me to possess my soul in patience, even when putting np stovepipes. : ; "The general conclusion was that if all men had v the kind 'of religion de- scribed by Broiler McL they would be able to cope with any possible trials of human life. D. G. CALDWELL, M.D., Offers his professional services to the people of Copcord and vicinity. Office in rear of bonk. '-Night calls sliould te eft at Mrs. Dr, Henderson's. - - Office Hours, 7 to 8 a. m., 1 to 2, and -to 8 ik m. Telephone call, No. 67. -Sept, 20.'94. ly. DR. -M. HOtOEN. r- ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, l . ! 00'COKI, C, Offers fcis piofesssonal" services to the Sftizens of Concord, and vicinity in the treatment of acute and chronic diseases. Office over Yorke's jewelry store on Main . street." where he can4e found at all hours day or night, when not profeo sionauy engageo. . - n en; ai.-uO) A good appetite and", refreshing sleep 'are essential to health of mind and body, and these are given by Hood's Sarsaparilla. , IMMONSV "2? VRERUtATOR - The worst deception is self-deception GOOD . FOR EVERYBODY and everyone needs it at all times ofthe year.- AValarla" is always about, and .the only preventive and relief is- to keep the Liver active. You must help the Liver a bit, and the best helper is the Old Friend; SIM MONS LIVER REGULATOR, the RED Z. Mr. C Himrod, of Lancaster, Ohio, saysi "Simmons. Liver regulator broke a case of Malarial Fever of three years' standing . for me, and less than An tattle did the business.- 1 shall use aflHt when in need! and recommend it" r Be sure that you get it Always look for the RED Z on the package.4 : And don't forget the word REGULATOR. It is SIM MONS liver Regulator; and there is only one, and every one who takes it is sure to be: benefited. , THE BENEFIT IS ALL IN THE REMEDY. 1 Take it also for Biliousness and Sick Headache both are I caused by a sluggish Liver. 1 C VL Zellin Co PnUdelpbiv I f Pi S7 it ... -i-'. m f 1 i I Va If i I f Vi i s.r a y are subject to peculiar Ills. The right remedy for babies' Ills especially worms and stomach disorders Is - ... : - Frey's Vermifuge, 1 has cured children Tor 53 years. Send for 11108. book about the ills auu uio remedy. Ova bottla mailed ftjr XS aenti. E. 4 8. FEET, Bkltiniore, Bd. Waitch.es, Clocks, Jewelry, . Spectacles, Knives ' - -'" , and' "; ?; '. Forks, . Tea and . Table Spoons, Plated , Silverware, Plated Novelties, - Sterling j ; Hovelties at A. J. & J. F. Yorke's. ''I; : a ? i ! t V4. k ii ' . F" MUMUTTW mill year. Some 01 tnem are moving uuwu - f ayauAM - I i , r- 3