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S .. T. ... TIMES BOOK-AND JOB 'PRINTING- r m .1.1 till paper OF AUEi KDTDS I Executed in the -Best Style ed, AT liVTCSa PBICES. " " j ' Our Job Printing Department; with every necessary equipment, v j is prepared to turn out every va riety : of Printing in first-class style. No botch-work turned out from this office.' We dupli- cate the prices of any legitimate establishment. ' J. tn; . . nariliolph, "w;A'4 r and' bunion '(pUnties. JOHN B. Sh'ERRILL, Editor; BE TTJST JHD -ZE-A-ZES SsTOT.' $1.00 a Year, in Advance. nui 13. Volume XIIL CONCORD, N. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1895. Numtei 21. -LL ' 1 1 7 r carefully experienced 1 from Sarsa a iarilla. Mellon. Han- 1 Jill DleioCOWft ! ri'l " - 1 tv v- n . ill "PtnCQSPWJL. b. iw1 i ' tars a y ,.r, Salt an 1 curative' ;ilf, not pbs-j diiii-s. Hood's ilia ores, Boils 1 causea vj :btisne?s, blCJf Catarrh -TTTr, -J i,i and effecUws line. 5. 5 II I HI R atMtPleqsant, i5,es.t:iifTto;be ' ; bt nil- s A THANKSGIVING SECRET. Rev. E. !U Veil, In Bible Header. - ' la thle little hut at the bottom of the hill yoikder dwells a wretched woman whose ife is -.'dominated by-the belief that the wtorld owes her a pension. - On what crounds she bases her 'claim, other . , . - - Kvcll knowns (than the fact that she has lone been in nation, Pro- the dilemma of the, old woman who lur to Hood's; lived iu a shoe, has never been .made quite clear, out tnat -sne is . rully con- vincil'nf its valirlilv Viaa nowr' luun she'ho9 been diligently collecting it for the past dozen years. A more persist ent, untiring, shameless beggar it would be hard to find. She never wants any- thincr tVisit rVp na nnl oaV tnr it anA she is liable to want anything anywhere . - ... ii .... V 11 t 1 - mm hi any nour 01 xce oay or mgni. rxi whpjy nhp rnnwii in Viror it- w witVi thf nin'nf a fi-il!trfrr wVirk ViaQ prima trr the sixteenth time for the rent that has wen three months due. Ihe world oweslier a-living, and she is going to get in icash, potatoes or clothes, or some body will be sorry. And when you have done your best for her, she gives you a ook that says as plain as plain can be that it is no more than, vou 1 .......... w ought to have done long ago, and, you don't i deserve a bit of thanks for it. -Tfiereris no expression of gratitude, no 6ign tnat you nave reacned ner neart, no indication that she has ' a beart to reach i If she ever uttered a "thank vou" that meant it. the oldest inhabi tant does- not - recall it; Everybody knows grumbling' Jane under protest. And p.vftrvhrulv HpRniap.a hpr. as she de spises everybody, and calls her a hateful THE HERALD ADVISES THE RE-NO Ml. J A&TIU.N OF CLEVELAND' Charlotte Observer. Under the cantion. uieveianar ' there Liver Con- isi Not What .what Hood's Docs, that ury uooaa- MM able that it is worth -while to fotfow the was a raring maoiao. The terror, ol '!,Sh: mrttoBtote. ThU is monstrom ,1.1 . x 11 a Aw m. kv aw wnn v. itai na ati a, v jl viuvvw um w i reasoning. Thus: . . , tne mgnt naa oeen T1C, U1nvPHd. At these offices there T ... w-.i m.H.M hfr thm , ' VZETZTt rl?BT" w were employ 4,075 carriers, and thre dmuhtbrVke that water lithe stream. uoua Lemucrauu uouuwaus uuuieuuiv uuio uymo, uv -w. , . .,.. j tu i . - . .- . . -r- - . - . ... t t 1 . . j . . n Tibi i lnvesLitrauun reouiwsu m iiio luuuniut. ar,n nnnna rrPjran in rise. various viiyij Vli T uuuj t muxa vm m umhv.m. , ii, itl T a 1KVK1M.I1I IIIM.V. LI V U- luci nill n.lu ' I n . - v m " 1 tZ l. I . . . . ... old thing, a public nuisance that ought m08t of the third term spectre, but peol sonviile, III. The superintendent of rf for falsif vini Si S politic And yet grumbling Jane is only rhat their is now nothing in that cry friend of mine, and 1 called on him . ports 57; suspend jnw4J? o human Kmnfr maA& offpr thf, MttprnL-J .l.t .1 : M I Wo irtnrlnnf (A Tilft thrOUffh OQd Ol the I WC ITOm BtXcBl lClwr UOi.es, tSJ, Bun nendfid for drinkine on duty and loit- -FtiK- V 0a -:- LADIES LVTHE S017H.: I i ' I - t Hble Faculty : j of Nine teachers. sinsyy reliable Sdiool is the am litionofthe management. . matter of poverty, is &$ much like the miserable creature at the bottom ot the hill as one black-eyed pea is like an- another. But if she ever suffers, it is because her needs are not made known, for all the neighbors say that it is more blessed to cive to ner tnan 10 receive call her a beggar, though Ho one who third lease of power for him. rama that Tro only in the case of an ambitioua mUi- shriek come from a woman It ataruea mb, ov, uuceu ine wuqw f uuijf,iuiuB; uioB Wi u ommuuu. mm y i j .i-, j in,tftrmp. 5o. . a iwator frrm t.h hiflf.An ftnringtt under SEJTL'SSf.'KLrjffJS TwTdeI4aSre,wh Mt7 Jones ls: view o, the STta and thM ponced poiiiic. aqu yet grumoung jane isoniy that their is now nothing in that cry menu 01 mine, anu icuw w uiu. a human being j made after the pattern and that there is no possible danger of He conducted me through OMQlthe of other human beings, minus a thank- Csesarism. That danger is to be feared violentv wards for women. I heard "a r i ' i a. . t . i n jl Know anoiner woman wnu, iu me i urv cetuus. baclcea by a strong army me, iuu wueu x imucu mjr v - v. , - T v.o It was the leeious upon a wiia looking creature, wuwsr .Jrr'A r"D -.-"rrl'-ir.. " r:"j of Rom behind Osar and the soldiers hair; was snow-white, but who was unexpected w . t.- u.u: ' j xr nont v vaI a- vnnnc woman ner i w.wwm" v w' f y ..- 1 i . . t.h. m' ui ivwKiiu.HH. , , I i j i'.t... rnu..Vr4i thfl lartre cities. I would recemmend the xne story comas irom iww,. a M - t, .,lr, t,rt. T'" " rrf r, i a ."! t' ..i i ,.;. tK. I be to in8Dect tne wors 01 earners, mane mj reoigu uC w. . .v.- . - -. , pnnn. eny ouuuu tueu w ixv" va,c .xaaaa,. . . , , . I -...-tjona aB to extensions and changes in saving tne city rrom xne ui.Sntw . . Mrw mnK - SMire. aiwneoi ujutresouiau j. w v . ,. . , . , - .l. .ut T.flnant i mmK.r vtw nwo uv uvuvani K" ' ji 1. 1 . . !!' "CI.T.FISIIE!lt. PrinciDal, 1; , ; I i - !' 114'. r Spectacles 1 at.l' i' LOST IN THE CAPITOL. Will It Be Mr. nnnpnrfl .in iho fwour York Herald, of Monday, a remakable eaitonai. Premising that if the Demo crats expect to win next year they will nave to Harmonize - tneir ainerences "and atrree unon their verv best and strongest man for t.h rtrftsiflp.iio.v. " fii nop. - 7 j jj "it win d no ume lor aarlt norses, ana tney cannot auora to experiment witn new or unknown conditions," the article eoes on to sav that "this -vital considertion would seem to make the re-nomination of Mr, Cleveland inevit- a.hlA if tVift "npn-iraprntift loaders nrft- fthle to read the signs of the times and want to save the party from . disastrous de feat. Without Mr- Cleveland the Demo crats cannot win; with him they may win. It was his great popularity, hrm- nfsa nurl visdnm 1 h a t. ; wrpRf rS thft nrpfii- dency from the Republicans four years at 1 1 I - 1 1 . J ago, ana naa tne iemocratio uauens heeded his warnings and .followed his IMPROVED POSTAL SERVICE! A Bride Who Spent the NIrht "There- and It Now Ingftne.- Kanaas City Times. "For several years I was an official guide at the "capitol in Washington," said Colonel Brent Stacy, of Springfield, Ohio, ("and during that time I saw some queer things about the building. But I was always most interested in the wandering phnst. in the crvnt. ReDOrt has it that a soldier was left in the crypt i .1 .. . ... 1 . 1 - L one mgni ana was never nearu 01 aiir ward.! but his snirit is SUDDOSed to be cavorting around there yet looking for a way out. xne gnost story nas crept into print many times, but that crypt came! very near causing a tragedy xnce. Late 6ne afternoon a young lady, mar ried to a congressman but a short time, on her first visit to Washington was shown through the crypto with some fripnda. Snmp.how rthe lrids bscama separated from her friends and couldn't find her -way out. The congressman looked for her everywhere: and every bodyi joined in the search. No trace of her could be found so they went home, Annual Report of the First Assistant Fost- Mutter General. WashisgUOs. Nov. 10. -First Assis ant Postmaster General Frank H. Jones NOTES AND COMMENTS, ; Thomas Jefferson. Vhs father f Democracy was President from 1801, to 1809, and in 1S06. by ms airecuon, i the mints of the United States wars has made his annualxepbrt for the year closed to silver. ending J une 3U,i ly&. Mr. J ones snows two ''"Populists were elected to the . that the divisions under his supervision Kentucky Legislature and the question have saved during the year $1,395,577, is How id it happen? Why,v Walter iu piinvipaiicuiB uciujj m wo "6 1 flow did it, ol course. VVUQ I ne of the carrier , service by stopping over- in the Kentucky campaign T Char-, time ana red action ot tne torce, amount- otte observer " ing to; $1,300,000. The salaries to all Presidential postmasters amountea to .'"-"r . ... . .,,V. at . $5,897,200, and the gross receipts 0f ' 'ld up- tne vv uson tariii nm in tue post offices $60:538,097.,; Tbe numDer l" , -a ofPresidential posUnasters are3,491, of nopohw, or because they objected to a which 150. are tot class, 700 second "gle feature of. in, met their class, and 2,632 third class, - . 1?"; An eat mat of S17.U0U.UU0 lor ail ""-" nostm asters is made for the year 1897, an increase over the present year of $1,000,000. The total number ot posi tions brought within the classihed ser vice during the;' year was 2,335. Mr. Jones recommended the abolition of Arnerirnftntal free deliverv unle8S. $10. 000,000 is appropriated for the purpose, Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report - '- BE1TOB1 AND AFTER TAKING. Newt and Observer. " - ' Since the recent election the Repub- a. i . s - .. a . a 1. .. .a. .. ucans nave . auopteu an aitugewer new . ' I a T .i:a tonw in . peat.iu( iuuut tue : a upuiioto. Tney feel that they are wholly indepen dent of them now, and ho longer speak ' antrftatincrl v to thera for , helD. Hear -t-fg - - Congressmaa Pearon,l who was-elected TlUYirtrt Turner of tha African M. ' i t: . , nuoncrestmaa rear E. Church, is lsctunng in tne interest .y pODQliit helri m8 reporUd by the oi vuiuuixuig tuc UCStw iu.Ji.u..-. s . Stat Register, Republican thinks his brethren would be bsttsr off , . H id amonl. nthM tv in a separata State, where they could govern themselves, ; and that Liberia is the 'best placa for experiment. In South Carolina, undents new con stitution, no criminal can vojta. ., Ths convention leaves but few. exceptions to that rule, r Strange to say, however, every crime of blood guiltiness is among f hnaA-ATPAntftH. A rain who steals an en ah night reviews the conditions wmcn maae tne hig . fa tQ R bugs; They picked invesugations ""y, vu ?Z7 ballot, but the murderer, the manslayer sne not uuiua iue . t . . counsel there would not have been a ner cpuia be rouna so tney weu uuiuc, i. " " " , 90 000. Republican tidal wave this year. His thinking she mighl . strengmwith the masses savea . .T". ' r"! " O th nvkkatioa and Charge oi party from aeieat in isaa, ana is tne Aaomer searcu w iuue um. ujv.u- i , -- fu.r r". J.r . , r. r . . ... l .. i... u- - a u. I camera for cause. Mr. -Jones says . tnat ?nl73.inglliatcaI18aveulroin aeieai PP'""". .r";r "r:'" S85 earners naive, been removed. He mioo , ...... . ?, " , . u-j l n I rviiwa the conditions which made the xiaio io lcuiaiawautu totija. ai uui c acaa i ..w mj , . , j which in 1 87fl fontrhtr GranL tooth and with the rats and nail, for a third nomination so remark- ner up, out wnen I and the lyncher may vote, in the Pak per sons in different Darts of the country re ported the fact to the, newspapers. W have seen no explanation of the singu lar fact. $ut soon anteartnquai oc curred. Perhaps the cause that - r - - - Hp. said amontr othei things that the Republicans would b more than glad to co-operata with tae Jfopuiisu next year honorable terms and would divide with them all the wav down, but that we would net submit to any. conditions or stipulations that, required us to In the least abandon our national organization. That no power on earth could . keep us from votinir the National. ReDublican ticket, that we would co-operate, on that condition, and taat alone, it our rop- nlitt ; friends would not aeree to that. then we would go it alone, and lick the whole,1 layout. f r Last fall ha spoka to the Populists "in a bondsman's key." Now ha tells them if they don't do to suit him and the other ; Renublicans"- "we will lick the whole layout." - : Hear SanatorPnthard: - . In the elaction of Electors individual views in recrard to silver or any other matter oueht not to be considered, PROFESSIONAL CARDS, W Hi LILLY H.D. 8. I.. VOXTOOMERV, IT offer their professional services it the ..-1.... 1 T .J ... citizens oi uonoorct ana vicinity, aj; calls promptly attended day or night. Office and residence on East Depot street, opposite Presbyterian church. - , Erl.C. HcnstOD, Snpa Dentist 7 J CONCORD. W. C, e$ .... ;a..--SF- 5VfT 'UHjXlX? lis preparedto do all kinds, of Leita woi;k m tne most approved mariner. Office over Johnson's Drua: Store. am unalterably opp03ea to wnat is known as "independence for free silver ticket." r Last year if you had heard this young W. 3. MOKTGOMEBY. J. LHEOBOWELIi Attorneys and Couliors at Law CONCORD, NC As paitners, will practibo law in Cabar rus, ntanly and adjoining counties,'. the Superior and Supreme Courts of the State and in the Federal Courts, Office on Depot Ht.ret Parties desiriug to lend mony can Iauta it. with na nr nlnno it in ( Innnorrl Tfttionn.l RunTr for ns. nxh wo will- Iftnd it on good real estate security free of charge to the depositor..' . - we mane tnorougn examination oi title to lands offered as security for oans. . t .. Mortsrases foreclosed without expense to owners of same. ' knows her would think of using such a Grant was a soldier, fresh from fields of rprm in . connection wiui uer uaiuc. But there are times when the meal gives .... a. out, and everything gives out, and the poor; struggling creature looKs aown into the riinched. mle faces of her children ... . and sets her 1ms resolutely tosretner, anu goes out with her need to a neighbor who has befriended her. But she does not ring the door bell as if she had a first mortaraseon your home. And sne diva not beo-in her tale of woe with, a pomnlaint asrainst "the' people who , -,0- - ...... ought to help the poor and don t do it ' . . 1 .. .... . ' I - U: 1 a. ha r t ural ftiinArvis on Of the WOrlC 01 Camera OI Uis uuurvu uu wcu mo aiaa because i Knew oniy too weu uio , T Tai,ilW nomnlled h m to re- victory. He was the idol of the North- oi ner misionune ana waa uu y o the force and efficiencv 8ign. If this be a true story it is at well A awn n nn, IhA 1 l YT 1 1Q T I f.Tl tT I U I V 1U1 Lt I i 1 m 1 J 1DO LAA J UU111V1V VWaaw I . i Southern army. War feeling was still alive, and there was a strong military Rnirit thronffhout the country. At -r . - o ...... j. such a time and with a soldier oi gen eral Grant's strong character and . mili- her mental dethronement and confine ment from my mind.'.' of the service have been much improv- f or the minister to go and turn the in tha o Salvation Arm v. amone the letter carriers, and at many which is ascustomed 'to dealing with the offices extensions mada and facilities in- pnzehghting stratum oi society. creased without additional cost. - Tv.e Washinrton post says that Sen- than now. He still aeeds them, and would divide the alectors with the Pop- nlintR. hnl the silver views "oueht not to be considered." ; Thare is no issue but the money issuje, is the Populist creed, senator r rucu- ard would not have it "considered' so far as the Republican electors in the divide are concerned, lie evidently A Fight la the Road. era! Particulars have been ' received of a An estimate of $12,960,300 is made .1 man "ever PopulUuTo nrnonl h?.ry gen us the people naa njen a0mble affair which occurred a fw days for the free delivery service next year: eIected4o the United States Senate.' A lieve ia silver, but have gone into fu son to guard againts tne aanger oi mm t gtone Mountaift Surry county. The money order report shows that there corregoondent of the Messenger says a;nn to iret a few offices and keep ""'""r""1, , Charlesand John McBride. brothers, are 19,691 domestic money oraer omces, that David Stone was elected to the Sen 'All tnis is cnangeu, lur , . . a t of six and Qrden to the amount Df $156,709,- ate when thirfv-one years and fifteen land is not and never nas oeeu mm ccntroversv arose over 089 were issued, and $156,159,78? paid. dftVH n1d Henrv Clav was born on ought to helptne poor ana uoatuo it. urv man. lie is a states nau l u hteh should aire the road, when the Mr. Jones recommends, legislation re- Anril 12th. 1777. and in the winter of And when you nave uoue your iu soldier a civiuan wiuiuut w ,nLua nnanoiffirc f H two fcrothera. nnirinir clerks handline money order - - -1 . a. X eT, I . . . -a Z M.Z ' I i WUUC UU VeAUWV. MA w w, mmm v w i n w ..- - 1 a Jnn a0 a"1 w HIT : Wa1 III! wa v r (irirtlf rV 1 TT1 111 1 II lit I IIII IV I 0 ,Mva ' J r -. a 1 ef r . 1 1806 was appointed to the United States Opposite r 'Us stofiice. J 1 . . ' . , .. ' a 1 her-l-tbere wells up in her eyes and over-(.years have passed since the war ciosea nrvAn imiii - Vionrt". UUn9 U LVJtlO. J mw- w, . - o 1 . mij 7- - a that you turn away, feeling that, you footing, and a Bpint of peace pervades have received too muca ror your paiujr me country, unuer bucu vutum- tn talk of the ..11 tU .l.ii. ap tVio vision of A heart that! ! an cor nf n. third term, and useless to nil Llac vaj av i.-" . , - - .."tow. . -t ' . . .. ' i 1 a 1 . T--iri-i I . . il Mn Alr. a iMmer IT it- Can BUIier EO mUCU auu jet mnajD ai . lry io arouo mo pcupio k .v. crii r.r thantfnlness . Carrvl tv t;d will he asrainst the Demo 1UU Ui IUC ... . . v - . "II ff however smalie I rrQt Tf thtv hone to wm tney will ILliXb! IWUi . ..II - J "A"-'.. m - - - 1 . . . 1 - .,r... ..t.ll i 1 . 1L ,J oUrn nroet Virvrr. 1 onri iwhen vou return uuure )u m nave to majitf u ucow auv owuui. i!lvtnfii r r a n tr.flrrvherBometnme nntion noRsih e. tJan tney maae t OH .U!;uin aij ajai.u v . x - OVllCl HJ-liJWl iwn-., aava i vy. 0 such a benediction.- - land, who has rendered tne country u rnt tla nooH nn BprlTlon tO I tha nortir Hllf h Sicnal Service aUU 13 ou 1 UCDC a TT W v-. - I w J fii i D,mt At tVif virv bottom I at-mntr avith thft nponler of tfee scale, the bread-and-meat level of Can the Democ?at8 hope to win with I - r ;a -4 Ihnntn A nn , lUVS I -nl hlmT" llie.i 11 imva LU.lTs iuuu." - a- w uu. uiw . . t . i aaL. Ti i,rW a a (m nn hierher. I Thin ia nnotftd as one of the wonders nf i t:....! ,f Tt-ant pvnrvthirp. I f ih iimco: t hp., New York Herald aa w anuug Ki'u,-":; , t"- "" vi'"" i . .. 'it;jj . . . ,i .J 1 .... . 1 1 : . , . . , a frii m rpi. J tknninr.d OTlCJ ITlfi Wl 1 1UU WO I tr iCl H T O. TnilTril IIOI IllLLcllaUU. aaaaav. of heaven are shut against a thankless term for Cleveland for anybody! It. r tUa uhor hand . the more ' 1 ontvin in.Qrvfir.Huaa ' BhntM MPinCT nrrXl. I nilAinPRM Ml aTlVB IXJUUO OUaJaa? i' avaa.T aa a " w. q . u . . 0f , , , wKaan tha amnlrA oWi-m. iwiv. Charles! ; noncernintr dead letter matter tne re- I 4 Ka. fatatlv wound. I nnrt. sin- Thft nnmber of pieces Of X1KjXJI ivac. T cao auuuw aw a .-.". I uvi w r . . . 1 A . .. a. s. 1 I . l J 3 r. AM Wk'rtvw 'v..ai atarl rill. ed;' Une bau paessatoxpugn ms ooweia. original uenu ruau .wa.w- After the battle in the road the crowd ring the year; for treatment was o.oiu, n U.-.n,V. nronf tn the rpsi rlonpjt nf A 1879 a d np.rMLAP. of -781.171. dissolute woman living near ana ae mr. Jones renew-.uou - - ; . . othinr molished thines eenerally. They tore dations madean his last report, sucn as j:. ....o.h f . - - . .. !. I H.N LUHV UUW AAatjVO Jl lUI3 lJlavi down the chimney, fcnocitea out one a penalty lor using puacuw -i--- -7 . f qr.qfi For this blessine .:jL...l.i .. fV-K.taao1 11 .a.oa- tn WMflnt bovCOttme Winter Ot ytJ. J!OT tniS DieHSlUg Spnnt to nil ont an unexpired term. term. He was afterwards elected to the Senate for a full term in 1809. News and Observer. r - The people of this country never be- fom had so cheap, so pure and so sion merely to get a few o2ices and keep him in. t.h Senate. : , There is a wonderful stiffening of the Republican backbone since the Repub lican victories of 1895. To hear a Republican talk now in his independent - strains, and contrast it with the suppliant tones ot a year or o iln thn nictiirem 1 'Before Taking' ' and "After Taking" on the patent med icine literature 1 Revenge U Sweet. It takes a bright woman another woman's rudeness, to rebuke a general MORRISON H. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, CONCORD, N. 0. ? Office in Morris court house. . building, opposite July 4 tf Dr.' J. I CARTLiUU. Deatlsl. CONCORD, N. C. 111 9.- - side of the house, broke up the bedstead, lawfulpurpo.es; to prevent boycotting vw"7n. '7 another woman's rudeness a gen.rai threw all the clothing and bedding into post offices; more .tangent legislation ' statement well born, out by the Atlanta the yard and made a bonfire of it And against obra ., t . . . . i J . . . . . . .r j v.a mnnvmmt goes shopping these days wno is incapa 1 lorf .ntond t Tu mv train, took a! Hii i School. Opens slpt. 2 I 'c5 lyr' 'Any .'in'the,.3Sat crrateful we are, the more we will have to be grateful for. l'raise nas its answer as fellas prayer. The cultivation of the thanksgiving habit starves selfishness and scatters sunshine, every Deam 01 4,U rpfrp"ctpd back into our own I? UIV" t.na Von ran often tell now near a ilea a w. . ' . College thaSnk&giving he puts in his prayers. 3 TrtDROUGf t Stories of Starvation. j - - iT.TTuiv N.-R.. Nov. 10.- -Distress- Picturesque Cowardice There were few real cowards in the civil war, and yet many an officer' on krtth aiHea .ms nmnsinsr stones 01 ww- rtJr,An fr. toll snpriallv of the earlifer ttlUlW ae x . nf thft rreat conflict ijeneral LrVllVU V - . . -i S .. J Arna Tna T .lohnston. tne uomeueraie tuui " . . , . ...a mander, now dead used to relate- mat rlv battles, and' in 11A UUU V .awww ' - hottest part of the action, he ien ni coattails pulled, lurning. awu., ic- r,;.,wi a wonnor man who bad been "-'o .. . RAINING.: Tr 44--- ;:. " -P: "'Wtuaein.jat Jr intormation. ad "HOLL.IXD PRACTIC.A1 ion and stTrvatlon employed, in his tobacco factory previ lira cnjivo ,- - . , :tefmant. " were brought by -the- mail steamer in uuo - a,-- r ! I a rru. VI )nnt nf M VTUV atao J vaa uv. j a Jatnaica to-mgni. iu ;i Uf;V thp funeral demanded, an tti . h. inmr r s y . wvu yviw 1 o w in !a most deplorable condition, brought Kn,,t hv the failure of early crops then set fire to the house As to Electoral Fualoa. n its renort of the RepubUcan rousi fication held in Ashville last Thursday night the State Register, a Republican paper published there,- says: Congressman Pearson followed in a Rtirrinp- sneech. He said among other things that the Republicans would be mJre than glad to co-operate with 'the PrinnliRts next vear on honorable terms arid would divide with them all the way down, but that we would not submit to ariv conditions or stipulations that re quired us to in the least abandon our national organization; tnat no power ou pn.rt.h fnnld keen us from voting the na tional "Rennhlican ticket: that wa would cb-operate on that alone. If our Pop ulist friends would not agree to mat, t.Kp.n .we would Ero it alone and lick the whole layout. v to suspend mP7f;e3m; nrft of ftDeciatinr the boon. The bar- ot tpmnorarv anu BuuBuiuMjrciavo, vaav - . . . ? for disabled emrloyees; the better clas sification of salaries of clerks in larger offices and the employment of subsUtute carriers. FreeSUTerlsmKepuaaateo. pPA.:d(n, Rrv.n(,er. of the Southern Philadelphia Becord. l-Ra;imai, otmp.t th nail on the bead . ..niir as in lad .1 i.ar ianii ifiaai III iv.hui utjav . aa aaa . j.ta.aaij . .w Rennhlican victory was due to the re- .An Optical Illusion Explained ThA Richmond Recorder says:"It volt of a large body of Democratic vo ters. The - Kentucky Democracy, in faithful recognition of the principles and - a 1 1 traditions of ; the party, had nominatea candidate 1 for governor en 'a sound money platform. But instead pf hon- orably Standing upon this piattorm, tne candidate entered into tne campaign as a champion of the wildest free silver heresies. In this situation those Ken tucky Democrats who preferred the true interests of their party and of the coun try to an I ephemeral success upon a false issue had no alternative but to re- H0MP3ON, p Concord, N.C. i "a -v ..S;;HieTijn' ProMMant of th ereat vyi Mi". i.ll-,.-l rr.mni.nri el TTBf ;:rN');t-'''' "li:tl Tonic cured two j , .-m t -r and by drought and the aevasiauuu the second -crc pa by a visitation of caterpillars. The government 01 tne colony has grants ..vw . Parochial Board 01 ot. uu,-. pounds.. But this will soon oe ex hausted. - , , Two deaths have already oeen reuuiv , . -u i mxn onrl ft o-irl. Many of Y'wa- 'J,,V,'V atter mauy otUer the poor people are absolutely nude and 'i4w;itr!'-t!" - M:triinif druiBt of whole ' famiUes : have been living for 'Dri;il,.s-''.s1:-- U nave a good- sale . i;nlo flnnr and sugar. . Oth- ers are subsisting on cactus and other plants, and unless extensive reni y ... ' wannlp old and young, Boon, uiaii;, i-t"-' - - . .a tryr, otorvat.ion and want OI must uro uui""' -- even the barest necessities, - . .r inatancps motnere re I lllaU T HiajKlnaj ,-w ing to give thrfr little children away to strangers to save meir uvco. is 1 ... ,.nU tamtar a atrPPt. Car gniy. T .. a I v,i,,a ainncr mrhfin von are running : . v, au-t : -rlnn't. aftpr itthan when vou are ndineon it." wanteato ten you iut, - Vj TT " ..,.;n. much faster the minH T rpekon 1 will taice my uay i. ia - mi.na'..A. recKoa WU1 1 - J J - Atlanta Snpcial" actuaUv moves than today 1 . " I :a anrom tn nn ridinar On it. tO do: a j r i I Ia.,,. i. rnridr rini-i. .'nam I iu auuuaiu av v.. v . n ... . AQniUai wavw a; av... - -- i n U- C . . i t-'.r...A hn v riori i h ir, tnp p.xnianauuu io uiaiia w that ne nan "- VAirI5nW ad-bed is so perfect fonrht all througn me vvbi, i""r'! a ..j j jo 0 "PPllPnt Mord. if he had ever killed that trains move over it at a speeu uxv caa. v-.t ' " :. J. ln. .n hnn. nr thnnt. in t. AT lr. infl 0 V , I LUliOO naa aavaa nnuuu. J"- 4 , a man. . . .. . I ,t a i.. cnMiai ; tt.. SUannani . Air U nnanrarai1 in ft rPTtlOrBBlUl 1 " AUU aJUVTl,aa aai -xea, ca t:. r;h.,lor1 T.imitPi. Tram, on 1.-.. . nit Mn ijnra i ran nr. l e rusv uiucp . voiaiaiva F - lOne. "J" La -aavaaa - a . , . Wam.Mn T. C, A Pr.nfpdp.rata chased me ior ten eateu ivuuw nwu .a-, - aaav. , " . . K'n. ' : ":ive a Booa- saie .', s tin Ton i Mere, ana t - -'H'f tue town prescrHe iilv nhvii.J!i a.. i. -i'liUB Mat' liroiicti. F?iirrlve. rtiBii.n -v ..'Jl Pit V. .,' "'y'li'trf'ti cannot live with- - i.oo. , K:r:y, Forest City. mr.Ksa TU'C ipuur mnvi ttrb. f 111 ui Vt"u 1U1U -i3ari. GAAam, China Crove. UxtiA a .1. -wetic-,1- t. ' -"1 o r- Ad. U t 1 'dl'tnij 131. '"',r,'s'-t!t Combined Con fi the largest ir inrance companies 'tss Ihos. A if. if st iilinj Tarty riatfor,a,s; rrr,' Vnhvillp' Tenn.. .Banner I MOne effect of this year s says p.lftction will miles, and was then so he dropped dead!". exhausted that and Atlanta Ga. Richmond and. Raleigh, N. 0. n via uredencKSburg, Petersburg Va., and -....i. TolATHerMean. weatn. . xhe President Vindicated. A drummer who recently arrived ' gun from Phoenix, Arizona, tens oi agirx , noticeable1 that the politicians who lost by death three men to whom M . shewas successively engaged. In the wuu h ( Vntinr.Hill. Brice : . . it. ' .,tK tn mhnm nfi 8UU or auw"J - ' o . first instance m'" juuiu -- - barous threat of the Republican leaders to restore the wool duties is enough to send a chill down the backs of millions of American people. Philadelphia Record. - ' in his speech at the Atlanta Exposition some days ago in giving nis views as to the true way of bringing capital to the South. He said: "What is needed now is increased capital, inceassd 'pop ulation. They are the same thinr. It is useless to look for on without the other. While immigration is im portan t to you, while every effort thst is put forth to secure it should be aided to the largest extent possible by exerybbdy who can help you, the foundatiun of immi gration is in the prosperity c-f your ex isting institutions. - Grover Cleveland is not susceptible i lanV pntprad a railway train, too it a seat in front of a newly married cou ple.' She was hardly seated before they began making remarks about her. Her last year's bonnet and cloak were fully criticised, with more or less gigling.on thi bride's part, and there is no telling what might have come next if the lady had "not putXsu(lden stop to the conversation by a bit of atratptrv. ' Rh tnrnad her head! noticed that derablv older than tha rrrnrri And in the smoothest of vaa w ton pa Raid - "Madam, will you please have your son close the window behind you : Thp nn" rinsed " his mouth, and the bfide no longer giggled. Makes a specialty of filling your tean without pain. Gas, t-ther or chloroform used when desired. Sixteen years' ex perience. Office over Lipparus fc Bar rier's store. D.G, CALDWELL, M.D., Offers his professional services'io the neonle of Concord and vicinity. Office in rear of bank. Nigrht calls should' be left at Mrs. Dr, Henderson's. Office Honrs, 7 to 8 a. m., 1 to 2, and 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone call, No. 67. Sept. 20,'94.-lv. urn ium I itsa llUdLaWS.1 ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, , Ofler&hia professsoual services to the citizens of Concord, and vicinity in the treatment of acute and chronic diseases. Office over Yorke's jewelry store oa Main street, where he can hi? found tt all hours day or night, wh'sn not irfee sionallv engaged. Feb. -Jl. iJoi. Iouaa wa .a.ww j a. And Gorman are all men who Brice refused auuo. : a x. njne eilfCl- OX ,' Vaau j v.".. - , , . Floor (Rooms be to discourage party duplicity and dis- r, Waslungton, hQneBty. The "political conventions of . ) .. ,a .....- .arsn hnvp to declare their po ll k UWl yw . a. al TlTriTTn.I ITiTl Uitioqs clearly and unequ voca yu ey . M Ml ii Yi K would secure the respecuui 'af Ullllil VlJtJi had been petrous w j v... - j SIistain Mr. Cleveland, the democratic half expired on theory eve o him on the ding, in tne secouu, Lriff r83Ue and defeated a . proper Uriff man to whom sne imu wu vv eform AU but Brice withstood Mr. aftpr the melancholy event, aieu a i , . . a... , . . i . i f TiAVAlflntl till L Lit! Blivci uuciuuui .ve.j few days before the K?on boSi shoulders or going in successor in ; her aneciuma u, u.. coinage. None acted shared a similar fate, it seems ' democrats to make a democratic . . m. -- 1 . l!l if 1 Fire Insurance, We" renre- 'juie aud Foreign it WHINS l.-,'.' iai:,. rroriH in? ana equivu cal platform utterances have done the mi ilhlp imnrv. Democratic party :iuu-u..a.-. ... .j--. . i i tH thp nartv must declare what it means in terms that cannot by any possible twisting be con mean unytning ere n" a . . -a - was iotenaea to atsei i. - sundry ancient females of the neighbor- hood, auriDuuuK iuw-nw a? fV.a fan that the young woman had the "evil eye," have calmlyr sugj tpd that the only remedy to be found is burning her alive. On that score there need be no fear, oi course, im vu, general opinion is tnat. ner vunui. ?..:.-iiK a fourth suitor are now UltJCtXUg infinitesimal. i the rorim :'! a good line of next --HUSiiit 3. vni: to iii-o me. iif Peonle. ; Old people Vhd require medicine to regulate the bowels and Wmi wiu - .u. . x tiTvr in FJectrio Bitters. This medicine does not etimulate and contains no whiskey nor oiuer ,.u . St. but acts as a toni and altetative, It acts mildly on thejomacu ninino- Nature in the performance o ihe functions. BUctrio Bitters -an l.-ii.. r-.t;r and aids digestion. Old people find it just exactly whst they UAori - Price nttv cento yu wumo I UVWUI m " Administration successful. The people fnnnd thprri out and spurn them Seeking personal ends, they lost' sight of democratic principles. laiBC 139UC UW1 via aaiiua uavi . a. - i . . A . ..l!aA (U.,. LaUf-irvMia nan rl.rlatp TTa.1 1 to atmosnhencphenomtna.morai.phys UUU1IUC LaaCal u.lluiuuu nuv. X" - - " a . . ; X . t they given Itheir votes to Hardin his ical or political, xxe launewu. " election would have been heralded tninss is ngut, uu nm wmmu. o throughout the countrv as a triumph of so without regard toythe number of free silver, and the cheap money mon- votes cast by either party in , Maryland, ai& i . iAiin na i u an riifiirv f ir i a w i ira . i i in anauui buuL. gerS WOUldl UaVe UlKtJU xICO.l WUiagC. I xvaaa.va-j a - - - . V I -IT " But these Kentucky Democrats have teward the tariffand the free coinage overdrawn. ....... .j ii a : au:. ni;nn a I nf ail wpr tinil thA Vftnezuelan . comolica- I : preierreu to oci up m uuo .oicvuw z , ... a r ... . . " a nnrl Pi.han f raarf n m i Wl 1 1 nOL rift memorial anq. a warning agaiusi'wa.u- uuuo .uu vuuau t derini? off after strange gods. For this altered a-hair's breath by the defeat of patriotic course they deserve grateful Mr. Gorman or Mr. Bnce r Mr. 1111; a .. Ii.- . . . - TTT1 .a II X XL .i ll.nl IrinM VtOI IWUn tta HP- recognition ' instead ot censure, vv nat- out me ma o xa . j ever may be the future destiny of the cided a change in the sentiment of the Democratic; party, the free silver dema- Democrats in Nebraska and Iuuioia on gogues are not likely to seriouslyjsmbar- the silver question must naturally be a rass its councils. Kentucky nas giveu isourco ui Siuava.u the finishing stroke to the free silver humbug.. ' Rotten Money Doctrine Did It. New prleana Picayune. -It is not strange that a widespread 4;ofvnot has arrnorn nn ao-ftinat thft Dpm- uroam".au6v..- f o . 1 iSOme IOlao la BO luiavx cratic party on account oi us supposec tronuu dat dev can't enjoy a mttpn rnonpv nolicv. The countrv has i .. xv,:i-;a d.o ..rrhtor avvw C .-' - ... . . I xlOUCV IU bUlalavxxx naxaaw auig'.iM passed througn a great nnauciai pauio, one of those commercial and industrial disturbances which experience teaches falls upon5 the country every twenty vpars.". and the ". people are , afraid or, rather they were afraid that the' sil- verite8, if they got into power, would at once commence 6uch . legislation by Congress as would precipitate the coun try into another, panic, and so there was a widespread and almost universal de termination to crush out tiilveri8m. - ad- A Heavy Blow. . Erie Messenger. 'Henry, yau loak worried; what is the trouble?" mi was etumr to tha Quick by an der this afternoon." -uWoavrpna! How did it happen? 5 ivi,ar T vnt to the bank this after noon and the bank clerk, after adding j up the ledger, told me mx. account was Marion Butler is said te have written a- .affnf in urn ir-h he wrote that he was an aov.va. aax - I,. iA naif. nnn.nartiTAn Silver COn- laTKUJ HU vcaaa f " vention, to be composed of Populists and Democrats, the convention to nom - i t;.t-a.t .This letter, it is lunic a jvxaay : ' ..i.-A v.o Kaapn An hv several well OLXVLCUj xx ajv" ' j,n,r. TipmocraU. News and . Ohser- Luunat "." - ver. ''" De gome Iaong; Cabin Notes. man what sines de loudest - "The Common People," Aa Abraham Lincoln called them, :uo not care to argue about tneir aiinieuv. What they want is a mtsuiuiuo MUM.naa. cure them. The simple, .honest state- ment, "I know that nooa s oarayai- illa cured me," is the best argument iu favor of this medicine, and this HTWhat many thousands voluntarily sav. ' ' Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure neaaacne 25c 1 Two Uvra vI.'-:- Mrs. Phmbe Thomas, of J nnotion ni'r Til was told bv her doctors she t had consumption and thatthere was no ? I! . - . a X ,1 111 A rw lUnA fn? war. nnl IWU UVtUW l " I Ta-inar'a New Discovery compiewiy cuxeu her and she says it saved her life. Mr. Mnn.a. -pVarpT. 139 Florida street. XXxwxxaaaai -"r- n . i San Francisco, suffered from a areaaiiu ii onnrnftchinsr . Consumption, tried without result, everything else than Viontrht. one bottle of Dr.' King's New TZnn.mllrW O.Tld 1T1 two weeks was 'cured Xirrw T a. j .... . a it- ntr.rallT thankful, v It IS SUCh XX O xo u"""v ., . ifQ nf hawh these are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this i.-; .n nnncrha and Colds. Free xlioaxxaxxau a )- . , ra trial bottles at P. B. Fetzer's Dmg Stote. Regular &ize 50o and $1.00. m church throws his head so fur back dat can't see de collection t basket when it comes erlong. - Some folks is so fond er hUDtin mess er hap- i-rPnpd ef de bee had stung 'em De road ter heaben is. so narrow dat Romp, folks done come ter de conclusion dat dey ain't room enough fo' two at a time. .,1 -When vou heah a man sayin' dat dis is a hard world, ten chances ter one he's broke his leg try in' ter fly, when he orter been walkin'. - Some folks spen half de day waitin' fer de train, hen dev. might er took de big road an' beat it ,by six hours. "ii JS are subject to peculiar Ills. The. richi remedy , for babies' ills especially worms and stomnca 'disorders is 'g Vermifuge .has cured children for 0 years. Sejid ' for Dins, book about tne 1119 axiu i.aa remedy. On. bott mailed ftr ii wts. ; A S. riaKx. laitimore, aiii. Watciies, Clocks, " Tew JL- 'Kill O C'i-.a.-.. commenting Th Dal ton Areus. in upon the suggestion of a populist paper that the : price or cotton is simpiy. -a ripmocrfltiiT bait to catch suckers ' in A NeRro Bleetea as a Democrat. Arniw N Y: Nov. 8. James C. Matthews, colored,; formerly, recorder of . ,',-a jT J Democratic ban to caicu buckb xu n' c under 1896," remarks,. Yegods! what rSZ dnlterated idiocyl Its sn insult to a man' intAllisrence to ask him to believe such a preposterous lie! ine oitierence oe- twppn rive and eignt cents a puunu wouiu foot up about f 10 dollars per bale, and with sl 7.000.000 bale crop, -would aggregate f 105,000,000 far more , than than has been spent in au tne puuucai campaigns of all the parties from the inception of the goverment to the pres pnt. dav. : And the democrats iust throw ,ar. thia 1 OJ. 000.000 as a bait! What fools the Populist editors must imagine their readers to be 1 Prpidnt Cleveland's first administra finn hoa haxan pier. ted mdze Of the -li- onrn'pr'a Court of this city, which office carries with it the powers, cf a supreme n.,rt -.nfiora. His maionty v is . ever a.vraaa , j o-- - - . - . , 9 nan TTn w&a nominated and elected on the regluar Democratic tickat. It it the highest Judicial omce ever neiu uj a man of his race in this country 1 . 1. ... li Hood's -Sarsaparilla', i taken at ' this m ... m 1 a j season, will mate you xeei strong auo vicTorona and keen vou Irom sictness later on. nnnn FOR EVERYBODY and everyene needs it at all. times of the year. Malaria Is always apout, anu u ' 1.. ..ntiva nd relief is to keep the Ulliy l'v""' . . .;a. t ..rUrA YfttimUStneiDUlCl-IVCi ay.a, Wnawu. . and the bst helper is the Uia menu, MONS LIVER REGULATOR, the RED Z. u, r Himrnd. of Lancaster, hjhw, ' .7L f .,rrrr. OcrtlTt ATClR "VIM MI INS L VCK lLva.."-" broke a (is. of Malarial Fsver of three r- .t.nin r for me. ana lew ui one bottle 'did the business. 1 shall use it when in need, aad recommena u ; Be sure that you get it Alwayslookfor the RED Z oa the package. 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 he benefited. THE BENEFIT IS ALL IN THE REMEDY. Take it also for Biliousness and Sick Headache 5 both are caused by a sluggish Liver. - L A v.. "Jim Xat al4a 1 7 py- . , Plated-'-. Ncvelties Sterling Novelties, A. it is ri a wjr 9 . vl e Yorke's. ;?-T. LOR 2, i . ; i !i 1 - B. Fetzer's Drug ioro. t ..: