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Volume XIV.
CONCORD, N. C.A THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1896.
Number 10.
G0NC0RB
cn wonder wuj m... . ,
5 nk t- hv t hey g?t tired BO easily
ctVt at every slight bat
tJ'' " ... j'. n Jic thev do not sleen
why they nave irt-queni
i. dicestion and nervous
so
smitten.
Dyspepsia
. -W A
i;ioii is simple, il is louna ra-
blood which is contln.-
t he nerves upon reiuse
impure
...v.:n:
"ad J the elements of strength and
T ... fn such
U5
ter
cure,
condition opiate and
is 6 imply deaden and
Hood's Sarsaparilla feeda
"';c rscay for all
pi L9 f I I
nervous troubles.
SAM JdXKS ON SELFISHNESS.
Ho.Suj tht "llie Tuna of America k
Pitched to the Dollar.''
Sarsaparilla
Is tie ftw
,'TrroVl Purifier.
I.tlooil&Co.
$1 per bottle.
, Lowell, Mass.
. , cure Liver Ills; easy to
Jj;iS take, easy to operate. 25C
JlWw . . . LL ,
Ba'.timorelSun, AugL.stS0. .' , "
Rev. Siim. Jones preached -before an
other crowd Isist nigLt at Emory (Jixve
camp-meeting. : ' -
His text was taken from the first verse
of the sixth chapter of St. Paul's eiLstle
to the Gahvtians, as follows: u ; --i;
I " Brethren, if man be overtaken in
a fault, ye are which arespiritaal restore
such an one in the spirit -of meekness,"
considering thyself lest thou also be
tempted." , - '
i: Mr. Jonea said in parti"? ; f
"The tune of America ; is pitched to
the dollar. They say money makes the
rilly go, but it makes every thiiiR go that
wears hair. It even . moves the bald
headed man tolerably well.; j It was the
dollar 'Car. s:jiit the Kepuuucan rarty.
It is the dollar that is sphttins the Dem
ocratic party and is cutting the prohibb
tion nartv in two. If you make a
wedge of a silver dollar you can split
anything.' - y- ' -Vi -'"'-
"Tell you what l a like to see. I a
like to have 'the mystic 'tie of -brotherly
love binding the whole world -hand to
hand, heart to heart, soul to soul. But
we havent got it. There is a Methodist
church Jforth and a Methodist church
South loviogifiach other about as much
as a dogioves hickory. ,1 hey re power
ful fond of each other, ain't they ? The
same tbuig that split them pohtically
solit them relieiouslv. There'll never
be anytliing else as long as the Democratic-and
the Republican party live.
e never got up, nohow. It ail
started tip Korth. They brought 'nig
gers" over from. Africa and ; they, just
froze up there in New England so that
it didn't pay. If it had paid they would
be havins "mssrers - vet, JLJut wnen
ugly. I wouldn't like to be in the place
of a man who was apologizing to a friend
for his wife's ugliness. 'Ugliness is
only fkin deep,' he said. Yes, but why
don't you skin her?' said ' his friend.
I've seen a few Eisters in my day whom
skinning would help. Bisters, if you be
stow upon others the efforts you bestow
on yourselves, you will be a princess
down here and a crowned princess in
Heaven.
"Hell is the home of selfishness, and
I wonder why lots of people don't catch
uie by, combustion. You say every
thing is free,- that salvation's free, but
you're kicking like a bay steer at having
topav ten cents admission through these
cimp gates. That'B like the old darkey
preacher who said 'The wafeV of life is
free, but the pitcher costs something,
and njy trolly, I'm- the pitcher. That
looks like v sense. ; W hat s - ireer than
water? Yet New York pays three mil
lions every year to get it. . What's freer
than air? Yet Baltimore, Chicago,
Boston and New York are paying big
sums to have pure air. -r
'l can hear some people say, 'But,
Joues,you're not free.' That's true.
I've seen times when I got $500 an
hour-f or talking. Some of you people
can only get 10 cents, , and then you
ought to give the fellow his money back
when , you're finished.- There's a heap
in ' quality. Whenever you get your
talk where 'children cry for it' . you can
get something for it. - - '
"Whenever we get -the element of
selfishness from our souls we will be in
shape to do something for God. But
as -long as- selfishness dominates our
hearts we're the devil's own saddle horse.
Preachers don't 6tand up together, but
I tell you, brother, if you hit one saloon
keeper you hit 'em all. If a Methodist
BILL ASP ON POLITICS.
How funny and fantastic is politics.
Only a f ewyears ao the. Alliance' was
in full blast and had its star chamber
with its signs and grips aud pass-words
and no lawyer or doctor or preacher
need apply. It rolled into office a few
Ieardes and schemers and then went to
a state of innocuous desuetude, as Mr
Cleveland would say But it didn't stay
dead. In its dying agoniesit gavejirtb
to a child that had more sense than his
daddy and they named it Populist or
the People's party and invited us all in.
The star chamber was abolished. - The
goat was dehorned and turned out ? to
grass. The big warehouse scheme was
abandoned. The railroads and tele
graphs were alia cd to run on awhile
longer on their 6'H hook, but they held
on to the free silvi r plank with a stub?
bornnes8 that was born of desperation
By and by the southern and western
Democrats began to cry out for free sil
ver and they cried so loud and so strong
that they carried Chicago by storm and
took the fort like a cyclone had struck
it. Then came the Populists at St.
Louis and with great good sense and
liberality said what is the difference be
tween us; let ua be brethren. You have
stolen our platforn'but we can all stand
on it. Y'ou take the head and we 'will
take the tail and to gether we will ' bury
these gotdbugs so deep the hand of res
urrection will never reach them. But
the Democrats had already attached
tail of their own and now the head has
two tails that are wagged by different
tax rate must go up, up, up . to realize
the necessary money for' running the
estate and now our taxes are i a serious
burden on the people. I - v
Another catching plank is ine prom-
ise to the school teachers Ihere are
now ovpr fi.000 of them and they want
their money, and ought to have it
promptly whether it is in the treasury
r not ! If every teacher can control his
own vote and one other that will make
10,000 r 12,000 votes on, that line.
But the plank against railroad passes
is a bad one. .Every law-maicer ana
public official likes to have a free pass.
It magnifies a roan's importance and
flatters his conceit and ; rides so easy.
The law-makers will, never prohibit
them. , On the contrary," the tendency
of legislation is to increase their "pay
and their privileges. The . last
Congress voted - a clerk to , every
This thine of picking ana
SIR. SEVVALL'S SPEECH.
The Terse 'ud WelEhty Utterance of the
Candidate lor Vice-President. .
r Mr. Chairman andjGentlemen of the
committee: Y'ou have given me official
notice of ,my selection by the Demo
cratic National convention as its candi
date for Vice President. . For the court
eous terms of your message and the
kind personal "expressions I thank you.
Having been present at that great con
vention, lean more trniy estimate tne
honor its action has conferred. It was
the ereatest and most earnest conven
tion in the hiBtorv of our party. It was
closer and more in touch with the peo
ple, t The delegates were there to voice
the sentiments of their constituents, the
people of the party, for the people of
the party controlled and conducted that
convention. .' - '
: The Democracy of the country real-
IBISH WIT AND itEPARTEE.
Some nappy Retorts Imported from the
Emerald Isle.
Current Literature. -' - k .
'Pat, do you understand French?"
"Yes, if it's spoke in Irish."
An Irifh lover remarks that H is la
great comfort to be alone, . "especially
when yer swateheart is wicV ye," j
- "Gentlemen, is not one man as good
as another? ' "Uv course he: isj
shouted an excited Irish chartist, "aud
a great deal better." ' ; .
In an Irish provincial paper is the fol
lowinenotice: "Whsreas.PatrickO Con
nor lately left his lodgings, this is to give
notice that if be does not return imme
diately and pay for the same he will be
advertised." 5
An' in valid, after, returning -from a
southern trip, said to ii friend: "Ob,
shure, an it's 'done me a wurruld o
member,
uW4mj; av re jMiiwmo . rwv v v - .yo f hflT a tnA proflh J)nnriniHH ui UUi 1 A z I 'm nma harL- on.
chesnut anyhow and a healthy reaction I pgy ag potent and essential to the other man alt'oaether: in fact, Tme
nas ees in. n ue rauruiui tuiuiuu u of tne countrv to-dav as tney i ,u00if
" " O - . " ,,, I UUllv UlJOW
1 . 1 J it, rt 111 a
t
doesn't understand railroading in all
its complicating details Mr. , Ihomas
does and so does my friend Joe M.
B.6wnl His lat9 rt p'y to Mr. Crenshaw
was not only admirable, but unanswer
able; ! I heartily enjoyed it, and so -did
all impartial men. - You can't pick up
have always been, and as they ever will
be. But the overshadowing issue before
the country now, made dominant by the
distressed condition prevailing througn-
out our land, is the demand for reform
in our existing monetary system.
Our party, and we believe a great ma-
a politician out of the woods and make J jojity of the. American people, are con-
n rrrA -railrAQ rnr misftinnpr Hilt Of I j it. . it , IHlntUn 1 Q7Q An-
him, j It takes a long railroad education
to fit 4 man for that office. ! , r
f Dut why should Seab Wright chal
lenge Governor Atkinson, cr vice versa?
What issues are there between them 7
S'n'cccu -t principles dothey dif- etary structu. tt unsUbJe
one And ther is the Republican nar- fer ? Atkinson has made a good Gover- and unsafe and so dwarfed m its deel-
nA Kf .v, ;u u o nor; o win oeao u eiecieu: su w juiu
I r-V . T l. .1 zm iL:al Lt It tlhLI 1(1 lILlinO X LUUUt uaLU,- iww -w.
oug ueuiocruuu. pariy, huu bi u uiwi , r .. , , T - , .
Kwit-r yuu jui cm iwi. xi mouwun , .. : 'i l ti:0i0 i whom i am wnicn, ana bo a biu uuuicui-
preacher gets hit you all stick your heads "r" .,"r", IZ Let the nrocession nroceed
buLandiay 'Senes him right. Had "TXll . 1 ' BiixAbp.
- - " . . ... . v.iiiwii wii.ii iirtnii Mini ii atniiii rm.uuni
no business to put his mouth in it. 11
STANTON - HOUSE,
i J. J ONES,' Proprietor,
(- aATTAXoOGA, ;. TENN. ,
thev had hrouffht then, over in .Boston iTT 5l. E r "ir'C and it wdl take four electoral tickets to
ships for the tooutn ana saw; inai we if preacher8 andoutof the church,
were making money tney prayeu to tne . M have to et mean8 o
Mrs j-2.00 per day."
terms to. Families. 4
Two minutes walk fromlCentral Depot.
WiHTBRSj
mil
UuiLL
IONIC
Lord, land then it was a sux and they
iumped on usv If they had made any
profit ion 'em ?few England would be
swarming with 'niggers' now. its
very so. . ' - '; :
"The wnrst old secessionist we ever
Special Jliad in our State was a man from Con
necticut.' He came there in 1841, ped
dling clocks. Being thrifty, he had a
hundred slaves when the war Droice out,
and he just died when they were freed,
he hated, to lose 'em so. " ,',.- .
How we despise . folks that do as we
lvi't do. Did vou ever notice that ? I
never owned a 'nigger' and a 'nigeer
never owned" me. But, now the fuss
and fight's over, the churches can't get
together. Thar's no rsortn or ooum,
brother, in the Liquor Dealer's1 Associa
tion.
liquor
transportation
too." ' " .' '
and travel mighty swift,
great question of the next
president and vice-president. That
means McKinley and Hobart, it seems
to me, for the Republicans always stick
The Ner8PPer Men Captlvat d by W. J.
Bryan.
Detroit News.
A New Y'ork newspaper man who was
An old Dublin woman went to the
chandler's for a farthihs candle, and
was told it was raised to ft halfpenny On
account' of the Russian war. ' ' Bad luck
to them!" she exclaimed, "and do they
fight by candle light?"
At a crowded concert a young lady,
standing at the door of, the hall, was
addressed by an honest Hibernian wno
was in attendance on the occasion. "In
dade, miss," said he, "I should be glad
to rive you a sate, but the empty ones
are all full
A poor Irishman offered an old sauce-
. i TT-- . 1 . " 1 1 k il
nan Trr RIP. 1HI8 cunurcii saiuaou
opment and in its power to furnish the J around him and inquired why he parted
necessary financial biooa to me nauonTwjta Ab, me honeys," he an
that-commerciai ana mausinai paraiyaio 8wereav i would not be aither parting
has followed. 1 ' I with it but for a little money to buy
We behevethat we need ana musi mth5n tri nt in it.
have the broad ana expancong iouiwa-
; vineed that the leeislation of 1873, de
monetizing silver, was a wrong inflicted
unon our countrv which should and
must benehted.-
Ve beheve that the single goia siana-
ard has so narrowed the base of our
tion of both gold and silver to support :
monetary system strong and stable, ca-
nahlfi of meetinar the demands of- a
erowine country and an industrious,
A young Irishman who had - married
when about nineteen years of age, com-1
I nlaininar of the difficulties to which his
c . ,. .... .. . -jiv.
early marriage suDjeciea nim, tsaiu u
would never marry 6o young again if he
mm j m
A cream of tartar baking .' powder.
Highest of all m leayening strength,
Latest United States Goven mcnt Food
Report. - . , -
BoTAti BaktSo Powdek Jo., New York,
PROFESSIONAL CAtiDS,
W. H. UO.T. . D. H.l JJONTUOMKai", II. V
offer their professional services to the
citizens of Concord and vicinity A1J
calls promptly attended day or night.
Umce and residence on East Depot
treet, opposite Presbyterian church.
DR. WC. HOUSTON,
. Sargeoii V Dentist,
t CONCORD, W.C.
Is prepared to do all kinds of Denial
work in he most approved manner.
OffioepYer Johnson's Drug btore.
One BottU
SO Cents '
Breaks The'
chin, sold
Everywhere.
. 35 Years
Steady Salss
toarint-ccs
Its Value.
fettar Peter & Co., Louisville, Ky., Genl Agents.
NEVER FAtLS.
i v- A Protest From BUlvUle,
Atlanta Constitution. . -"
We notice a cartoon in an esteemed
contemporary in which we are pictured
as Belling out to Wall street for $1,000.
We repel the insinuation! It is a libel-
not only on this paper, but on the me
tropolis -of Billville, and the man frho
perpetrated it will be personably respon
sible if the rope had not broken yester
day after prayer meeting, while we were
lynching several enemies. No! Wall
street has got down on its knees to The
Billville Banner, while great drops of
men
to me, ior tne Avepuoucauu aiwayo bucjli - : r , , i A :0: -r,ra a sua. "uluu " ' j 7
to their party But I reckon the general the city yrecently on his way home energetic and enterprising People a sys- m aa Methugelah.
wineir party vrui a recsoa we general on atnrv HAm that mU not be weakened and ' w
UV1U VUlLgv v&au " vwt J I . . J -iA
rt kA TvfrofiflTYi nf William Ji Brvan . I nanic-strickeii by every foreign draft
. t . . it a t; ii .,v- n nnotnm that on mnmrnin hi lu ihb uiaoici uuc
ss manuestea on me tnp iruu.iuWiu, ut " -- r u,a , nf rtne hiftK flg much
i- . yi " mat va no and inn 1 1 ii l kiuuulo laavj iv v.
NeM to unicago. . . y v J-. - f i ho Th hr: ' '"How comes U
"liryan capuvaiea me uBWBpupa muucj uuuv-..--.-- ---- .
who accompaniea mm on me i nucraauons ux iwy, w uicuvuU -----
tn airi ha " "hpv even ; suDmit- i everv Dusmess wiu uiuuouj w 1 .
ted their conv to him before -filing it I wre demand the free coinage of silver,
1 I . ..- . m .1 XT "V U I , . . . . : lWntVnniiliT
if therlne representative or me e iw me opening oi our unuu muu
Kim TfiAAivert a teleeram irom mat paper i metala witnout oiscnminauuii, ujc c-
. r ' .. . , . . . .,.1 1 " X ( I.- ..m.H
A,n' tnr nnt 'roQafintr i v.a mnnov nf out fatners. i tie I a ciieni: OU yuui
. . ... . . , I . .. ij 1 1 rvfiu-4-.T vaA nn famiiv?" . vNona at
i , T- i . A...nt-v . . a t ill ti i . s w a i 'Anon mrmn . ti iiii hiiii i i inri Li. iiuu j i i -
me Aemocrauc cauuiuaio. i mouey ui iuo vA"f"i"""" a 1 ' ,,
t-.Jl i. il : II,. C.n manbril -1 - I A.1I. VClQr DOQUl. ICTinjuu
grapneu oacK.tu.tkix u 8Uyer. . . . . -, L a memorandum Of
perspiration steamed from its brows;
hut Ua wealth Vin nr influence over US.
They'll . take anybody that sells j and we tpok 6ur iauniry and ctlled our
dog, and walked back to Bflllville, un
it we could get selfishness out of us I purchased and unpurchasable!
we would be as thick as seven m a bed. I Therefore, we denounce the recreant
One could not turn without all of them I hand that painted us selling out, with a
manaeers know more about this than
I do and will arrange about the tails.
I hope so, for if Bryan is' not elected I
I shall do like Evan Howell said: "I
will take to the woods,',' or I will do
Iago said: "1 will never speak word
more," that is to say a political word.
When the late war began I heard
preacher say in the pulpit that
Lord suffered the yankees to defeat us
he would never again believe in a spe
cial providence. I don't isay that, but
I have a8uperstitious faith in Mr
Bryan's election and shall go to bed
sick if he is not. I believe he was
A domestic, newly engaged, presented
moraine a pair oi
these-boots are not of the same
"I raly don't know, sir, but
what bothers the most is that the pan
down stairs is in the same fix."
An eccentric lawyer thus questioned
Bryan roasted another man would have
Populists and in our
hasn't been so very long since Tom
Watson sold his law books and. burnt
into
TT-v 1
limine.6 oia yuu ever u v mai nucu long ueau uuu Kipoa.- --ue vtui - .
oawLabovl.Nobody can'roU over dJ ns an injustice'aU round, for, hav- M'JJSIi
!iH somebody Wllers 'turn.' . ": ing been married ten years, we haye no offi or go to he, ven and
irithoutattof them &and that painted us selling out, with a
ever trythatwhen iong head and a gripsack. The picture h Cmcago Inter Ocean. Fi- The demonetization of sdver. has
vS;U t- i;ajnt ur i G raham China JJrove,
turmng
y
art
"TT-iis North and South busmess is beard a all. neither is there any hair
nnlv'ft nuestion jof where you're born. I on the too of our head. The Banner is
Tf vnuM heen liorn South, vou would be I unsold, and for free Bilver and a collec-
I - - B ' S
fitten to get fitten. But now
AtlWSll W " .. . " . . , .A .xj I .. , . i .
not I nallv the other reporters neia a meeuujj i thrown tne wnoie primary muucj
and dpctrterf that he wouia nave to leave i mn on coia. Aiestore me muucj iuui,-
thfitrAin.; Thev made it stick, too, audition to silver appreciating its value,
were
Tom has
MYEHPORT
i.r.N'oiu, c.
-EDUCATIONAL.
KVu Fnmlinient last year the
in the History oi ine yyiicgc.
teachers. Thor-
courses oi stuay.
i-iai iui;..ly of effikjent
nil h iiK;r,n-T:i IViifincal
M:slc, 4rt, S t no craAiy and Type writing.
Exi-onHos moderate,
JJHN D. M1NICK,H.M.,
lulv sin. . ' President.
VKGIH1A. COLLEGE,
iTi rrG LS11F.S, Ecaiole, Va.
tir.ns io. isni One of the leading
vho'i s f..r Vouii-4 Ladle3 In the bouin.
S- -fii-kfiit liuiMii'iaa, all modern improver
Eijfa. t -rthV.' ten acres.' Grand mountain
awaeiv lu'VuHev or Va.. famed for uesisn
'"'&.. nu; a:;l American teachers.
Sim; -"io'r a-lvantases in Art
f i k ins from twenty States
;'- ;i4 ir i he President,.
TIE i'. 1 i . HKIS, Koanoke, Virginia.
M.tt
Full
and
For
IriSTITUTE.
X. v
AtSii,,
v. itu the cheapest unrf the vety
ir-itoiy Sutiool in tKe'Siate.
-Miisic Pepftrtoientis '.
i i x-.ivh a sohool. it will pay yuu to
ir fri-e C'iita!os;ue, ;t . . . -
wi.-. Tuly 29. 1C . ' ; . ' ' ;. J;
i. r. HAMILTON' or .
t:i:fe. nat-CBSJENTOX.M. A.. -;-rriiicipals.rnionrilie.N.C
SALEM ACADEMY AflD COLLEGE.
, 1 '! in-o: -; . viMrs thLs institution (or the
l':1,.'";'. :u.- i:;,n', of vomu women has occu
'i 1:- riv.otf-rnnir. nml as never
i;.-.,. ,v utt;,.,,,. than now. It is
-; - - uy .; , with a hheh-irrade QplleM
;:'i'.!"it.!;i:ixil(.rtii in au of its special
; '; - .: M i.i -; Art. Elocution. Commercial
."'i i, .-r.n.iiPK. v will 'be ulcasea
'"-ii. on aonlicatlon. Term toe-
I-W.
.lo.'ix ii. n.nwF.r.T'Prl ltinal.
c -;; v . Salcm Nonn Carolina.
iustlike.me. ' Tve got no apology to
. Al
make for it. 1 had no cnoice oi me
place where I was born. I'm glad I'm
what I am, and i. tnanK uoa someumea
I'm no 'ammer than what 1 am.
"Sisters, you don't know peojle in
. -, . ii i
your own cnurcn, except muse """
husbands are' in the same kind of busi
ness as yours or in the same circle.
When you get to heaven you will have
to get the angels to introduce you. , ,
"If there s any creatures in mis wonu
that ought to be useful to each other,
they're women. A boy who has drop
ped down in the mud can take a bath
and start off again. - But if the devil
once gets a woman down she'll stay
down. There are thousands of poor,
lost women . who need only a helping
Konri rntrefrhed to rescue them from
1 1 " v v vw w. v - -
a fearful, intolerable life.
' f A
Some of vou women nave oeen at
work among them, but others have been
criticising. you. And some ot tnesevery
women talking about you have boys who
go down in these places day after day.
God knows these women are as guuu
the men who go to see them, and I
would rather have a'daughter of mine
extend a helping hand to the girl who
had fallen than associate with the boy
who'had helped her fall. Ain't I talk
ing plain facta now ? - . ' ; , i
Vn Christian woman was ever hurt
in character or standing by extending a
hand to a poor lost woman, ana many
a girl's been debauched by. the son of a
Christian mother who wouldn't rescue
her after she had fallen. - wnereyer a
Fwiimr is it has an immortal soul in it,
and in the name of God let's stand by
it till the gates of hell are i closed last lor
ever upon it. - ' J
"Help one anotner; sianu py. uue a.f-
other. I don't thmfc mucn or yuu wu-
.v,rv hnvA roast turtev ana ice-
tion after each hymn !
- i ri . t iir i.a Tt' .... I
picKea up Dean vy ngnt a wyr u ,uu. - -- - - . wa3 left with. ftnf1 ;ta rchasine power will increase
practice, anaisgTooming mm lor me nfaH. The bovs were T.1 from aolrl iiimonoDoly. its value
V IA 1, - -w- I g -w - .
and
who stvled themselves the 'banctihed
Band.'- and whose extraordinary, antics
while on Chincoteague Island, V a., sev
eral months ago, led to their prosecu
tion by the authorities, have taken up
their home in four eailing-boats, which
they call arks,-" on the Chowan river
near Montrose, N. C. An attempt was
Saturday moraine, to drive out the in
truders, and the result was a fierce bat
tle, in which guns, revolvers and. other
weapons were used, one woman being
killed and several men being wounded.
Roth sidps fought with desperation, and
to be sent to do it, because there was onjy remedy of the evil pom wnicn . we me rep.y
ponucs. . . .. tu. ...Aai n, ;t ir,9 ttmt h rpsiirned. I . aril rwinln. brineinff poverty I workinff
t.. i . a rc . ; , t i h rif 1 wnn I. 1 1 f will liuuicuinivi . v ui itui uuluc nu. ww.m-.j i in arrv vv 1 1 1 . 1 1 uuc ui "'
OUlie aU.air8. Atl , , , I . , , ll J Mrt.rno 1 i . J , .-i. m H. .U'.moil
iewiiorK Journal. - imess, wnicn, u wiuwcu w """""""i deep auarry noie. , iub uma, aimmw,
"The only correspondent who declined j wm grow until our very institutions are i to the margin of the hole ana
called out: iArrah, rat, are ye ituieu i
If ye're dead,' spake." - it assured
Kim from the bottom bv-' saying in
answer. "No, Tim, I'm not dead, but
I'm spacheifcss."
An Irishman, having feet of differ
ent sizesy ordered his boots to be made
accordingly. His directions were obeyed,
but 'as he tried the smallest boot on bis
largest foot he exclaimed, petulantly:
"Confound that fellow! I ordered him
to make one larger than, the other, and
instead of .that he has made one smaller
than the other!"
An Irish hostler was seat to the stable
t uinrt forth . trave'er s horse, xsoi
knowing which of the two strange horsts
in the stalls Belonged to the traveler,
and wishing to avoid the appearance oi
ignorance in his busines, he saddled
both animals and Drougnt mem u
door. The traveler pointed out his own
horse, saying: "That's my nag. -er-
tamiv ver. honor: l Knew mat, uu
a tnoor -whinh one of them was the
other gentleman's."
"W. MOOTOOHEBT. j. LKE CBOWELli ,
ittorneys and Connselors-at-Law.
. ' j CONCOBP, N. 0.
Lb partners, will practioo law in Cabar
rus, Stanly and adjoining counties,
the Superior and supreme Courts 01 the
State and in the Federal Courts. Office
on Depot Street.
Parties desiriug to lend monpy can
leave it with us 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'mak? thorough exarrination of
title to lands offered as security for
loans. ' '
Mortgages, foreclosed without expense
to owners of same.
MORRISON H. CALDWELL,
' Attorney-at-Iaw, -
COSCOBD.N.C.
, .i rk;K i cnarmea wim urvnu a uiiucw.
nas me miaiurtuuu ui uciuK - r - nu uavo
v - ,
a fair show,
rwaa onAthor nnnarAnfl K1a Rin. Tint nOfr
A dispatch from Suffolk, V a., ; says: lifce an Wiot nor tote his wife's money
The congregation of religious fanatics ut of a nati0nal bank, fhe fun of the
whole business is that the Populists took
. . - . . . -, . i i
a uemocrat ior presiaeni anu uuw uyb
conscripted a Democrat for Governor.
Seab Wright neyer joined them until
after he was nominated ; .in fact, I don't
know whether he has joined them yet
or not. nor how long he. will work in
the bar ne83: For severa 1 years he nasn t
will be reduced, and in due course
the parity of the two metals will again
obtain under natural causes. -
We shall then have a broad and,, un
limited foundation for a monetary sys
tjm, commensurate with our country's
future devolooment, not
the unsafe basis of to-day, reduced oy
half by the removal of silver and, con
tinually undermined py ioreigners- car-
. ... i j - - i . i - -
Office in ; Morris building, opposite
court house, .,4--" - Julv 4 t
D.G.CALDWELL, M. Dr. '
Offers his professional services to the
people pi Concord and vicinity. Office
in rear of bank. Night calls should be
left at my residence on Main street.
Office Honrs, 7:30 to 8:30 a. ni.. 1 :30 to
2:30, p.
Sept.
m. Xeiepnone call, jso, ov.
20.'94. ly.
made by residents in that vicinity early j considered a subdued working
Democrat. ... He wasent welt brote ana
had to be watched, for sometimes he
balked like a bronco. But this is in his
favor, for I never admired a Democrat
who would go it blind and never kick
ntthenoD of the party whip, btate-
for a time there was a perfect fusiladej hoaae rings and court house rings have
of small arms. As neither side gained
a decisive victory, hostilities will proba
bly soon be renewed, and doubtless with
even more serious consequences than
that which marked the furious engage
ment of Saturday.'!
S350.000 rofNorthlCarohna
New and Observer."
The Washincton correspondent of the and Seab says everybody - was willing
New York Journal says that tne mixea- but the girl,
sometimes to be broken up and it takes
a man of nerve to do it. "But it is fun
ny to see the Populists hunting around
in the bushes for a standard-bearer.
A.nd they found a good one. I like
Seab everybody does. He was raised
in my town and went to school with my
haivfl and wanted to marry in the fam
ily connection and call me uncle,
i I What Incalls Thinks of Bryan.
Though John J. Ingalls, of Kansas, is
not perhaps a statesman in the patriotic
and profound use of that term, every one
will admft that he is sometning oi a
1 -. . .. : n.-ii? I MT!n.v fivm iia nur rnlH.
, a: ..... . ,a vi mnnnn rr vv 1 1 uhtti i muc uvu. uw
Ai8cmmK lucuuiuiu- .. Wm tn n-hiVVi 1 we are
J. Bryan, a few days ago, Mr. lngans "
A. i pieagea, me returu fcuo pcu.c v..-."-,
saiu. . r -. i .i Anni...t. aoatom of
"I am personally acquainted with Mr. reu Zt
Bryan, the democratic nominee, and 1 1 oyer eigniy ye T-h &
bSe been impressed with the fact - that tencc. The Dmocra .tic party te, al
I A. A Mnu v n n . t" a W I rH5AI 1 V flV nil ALO OiUUAri mm r
he is a somewnat Btruu6Cr iu.u - -, . of thft
. . . . r, r-t a T.A C5I, nTVWWl . I I . u,suvru W" 1 ...
is earnest, "energetic, a splendid -orator,
and has a record of a clean! domestic
life. The fact that he is the; youngest
man ever nominated and that he is a
poor man, together with his sudden
rise to prominence, all combine to arouse
sentiment in his f aver."
Mr. Ingalls- is not the only republican
whO is satisfied in his own mind - that
MrJ Bryan has a magnificent fighting
D
Onr onnonents
. . . . .... u
principal for whicn we contenuxjui.
us to await permission and co-operation
of other nations. '
will not wait. . They will
not ask permission of any nation on
earth to relieve themselves of the cause
o hm rlmiress. - The issue has been
made. , The people stand ready to. ren
Her their verdict next JNOvemDer.
Mr. Chairman, unequivocally and
I , indorse
iiiE UtilVERSITYJ
.''I.
'Ours.-s
up condition of politics in North Caro
lina has caused Mark Hanna to lay
asile a oiKirfpr of a m illion dollars to
M
buy the Slate for McKinley. The cor
respondent truly says: -
. -m.-r . 1 1 ? . wSVSM
"iiutjisortn ijaronaiano, muugu
are proud ot their independence, and
., ant to reRpnt sisTis of corruption at
CIV w - o
and she made a mistake
and said no when she meant yes, but
he dident know it at the time and he
left her. But he called me Uncle Bill
the other day to show his affection.
He rloesent waut this mentioned at all,
for Riick thmes sometimes . mienexe
with domestic felicity. ? ;
Soar. ; smart, brieht." handsome, elo-
ronnd Twenty
Spartanburg S. C Herald, 30th.
the polls in an effective and extremely qaentranother boy orator who will
disagreeable way.
suf-
Are Toa One "
Cif those nnhannv P30Dle who are
th weak nerves, star tine at eV'
men wno nave iuuoi vumvj - - ixi.u, .. .
,i,o o rioor widow not two blocks erv slight sound, unable to endure any
i.,.,. ;a atarvinr Aa vou eat your dirt- unusual-disturbance, finding it impos-
1 l!..,n nf
';-., -students, tuition t00 a rear,
5Ti,ri ttoiiarsa mo t ti.aruu oiinBo
i'l-iet Courses,- Ijiw School, Mclical
miiu-r School for Teachers, fechol
i't l.AariK for the needy. . i
PUESI DENTWINSTON'.
Clripel HU1..N. C.
5T lt
:s i .I
COLLEGE,
coxoveu, s. C.
ner you say, ouii saie mua xm.
then sing: ;-; . "' -'--.:
' "Must Jesus be r the cross alone,'. ;
4.nd all this woria o free t
N: there's across for every one -
And a turkey dinner for me." i
: Tf -on -sin it-ft that way, there's lots
iiiDcn wrtmon will chime m. j:
- "Ixits of young ladies spend more la
bor on their dress than on the' souls of
others. Thev're striving to be 'pretty
little mmgs.V I don't unaersiaim me
common sense of a girl tnai is just try
ing to be a 'pretty little thing.' I would
a thousand times rawer uc ic x,.j
siWe to sleep ?
compounds,
A void opiate and nerve
Feed the nerves
make the "welcome ring," as a ropn
list said in the Convention. They want
a him hnrl or they wouldn't let him
bring his plank in with him, -"' Seab
carries that prohibition plank under his
ri when he stoos to rest he lays
UI 111 VAAV tiuv- . . ,
and stands on it,. It is a good
. I?ir Knt. onrties are afraid of it. An
Upon "CziIZ" xr. ir, onr towr
compounds. -teed tne nerves uu ..0,, leader in our town says
blood made pure and nourishing by . the ana Pm have a di8pensary
kuj .;ii. nnii tme nerve tonic. I it o ait riKul, iul . ' 5
Hood'f Sarsaparilla.
Hord's Pills are the best after-dinner
pills, assist digestion, prevent constipa
tion 25c. ' . .
C. H. BARNHARDT. M.
Physician and Surgeon,
BT, PLEASANT, N. C
Calls received aud promptly attended
at all hours. -.Office at my home, lata
residence of Dr. J. W. Moose. .
Dec. 26-Giii.
DR. H. C. HERRING, DENTIST,
Is again at his old place over Yorke's Jewelry
coxreons nr. c
Mr. Bryan condeqsed a great deal of
solid democracy in the toiiowiog . rc-
mart taken from UlS SPeecu at ocui
III". : "I don't want any man to voieior
me Keennae he thinks if I. am electea
will help him to put m Vomv first-class Home and
All I HXDtSJl. MJ .
FIRE INSURANCE.
When in need of Fire
call and see us. or write.
Watches
Ground.
Burled In the
the oniy one wno nan uau 1 --- - . . - :hf the
to comeyont squarely and say so. UlTZtSSS
1 1. -I 1 1 II t. QIC n.bu uv, - 1 -
r , ... 1 , : f .1 rV? mnflt.
declare ior, is aiwayo ugm. "
prevail. .- ' .
I accept the nomination, and with
A joang farmer living o,er i Norto S.H
will be exerted in support of,the princi
ples involved.
Vvl a else's nocket
; rreent Romebodv else from put
IO v pv.v . ,,
tin? his hand into your pocket. Mr.
Bryan is not indulging in ny person
alities in this campaign,, and conse
quently this remark haa no airect reier-
cum u i ' - .1
Kinlev had been there he douDuess wumu
ho " felt the force of it. Charlotte
Democrat. '
Iusurance,
We repre-
loreign
Companies:
Bfcppcctfully,
W00DU0USE & n.iP.RIS.
THE
iv.r""' l-ns- September flth. 'Classical
(', ,"'' "riml- (bourse. Elective Conwe,
"oi.ii ri.,,ll (v)uree contemplated. Uoth
(5 a.miU(.,l 1 for boj. only in
).'. ', '' "' Hoard (private) $0.50 per month.
..i mm cataioifue aaoress
, . W. H. T,
Am;
DA U, Principal.
HAIR BALSAM ,
' JZH:iz' Fail to .Eeeto-e Cray
5 f ; ilMe to ito YoatMul VV?1."
-c:VS Cures K.p dieew nr ituu&
; yic.undtl '' at Irragglgq
(.uttitrt'iirtM. hli.M &tlDft n. rrSorai
wifcin - "- fci liruegiit
''"phi no or
' fu: All P.
opium In vr. ames- t Aia
ain. "One cent a dose.
Pl lUP.KS WHI-Hr All fill S.
M 1J(i3t jupii Hyrnr). Tnat4S Good, Ce
PC
town where a leiier cau gci.
..aiid-v Rt a lower price.' TheTe
ta another nlank about the State provid
iUg free school books. That ia the best
the platform, for as
VVtV VMyVV-UV A
Sam Jones says paternalist!! is run raw
Preferred coffin to altar. .- - . almost every poor man in the land,
" r.u att ax'oooa. Tenn.. August 21. On white or black, wants the government
the eve of her wedding, which was to 1 to 8upport him and educate bis chil
have occurred next Sunday, Missdren. It takes an average of f o a year
1 TV.., rr'.o a Hatio-hter ot Prater I iiooks to each ouoil and.there are
bee that lights on every .Hushing: flower . - farmer living near McMmn- 150,000 on the rolls and this makes
with its veivev v r , v;jie, Tenn.. toaay comroiweu. ouiuiuc vj if 700,000 a yea iUi
Carolina near Hendersonville paid the
Herald a visit yesterday morning. . lie
stated that while engaged in digging a
well last week his pick suddenly strucK
some metallic substance, after having
gone about four feet in the ground.
Upon closer examination 01 toe wjcv
st proved tnbea lartre iron pot, contain-
ing exactly, twenty
silver watches. ' ; -l
tin haH seveml of the time-pieces on
Aa w -
his twrsou. They an seemea to ue in
perfect order. One ot them bore me
name of lienry. nenry,
1jr.t- another W. C. Sampson. Switzer
land; while a third had the name Sim
kins Owens scratched on the insi.ie of the
case, and the words, "bought at Genoa,
Italy," written just under it. ,
The name ot tne genuemau
found the prize is J. JM. 1 lfngioiu,
whose home is abought eight mues iroui
Hendersonville. He eavs that he is
thinking seriously of goiDg -into ,the
well-digging business. ( ,
C1III0EB MM
In time. (Sold by drusrffints. fil
hr,r.ev for others' good than the butterfly
which lives but a day, dies and has no
memory of ever naving uveu. c
more honey uees in mis wwm.
Tt is a tremendously dangerous thing
to be a really beautiful woman. . Um
.k,.ir.Vwith' Cleopatra .and coming
right down, the page of beauty as strewn
, if,... rru ryifict henntifill
with tragic stones..
oroman in the umteaDiate
of exquisite grace, lace .
found eight momDB ?
1 . if a. OllRSLlOnaUie uuuo w
iVisvUle Near her" lay her illicit
lover - and 'over tnem - .
raged husband with a smoking pistol.
I'd rather have my dsughter break
...l jfu .onfl-tent small-pox and have
? I ua fcneVsrred than to see her a
target for every infernal ecoundrel thmt
Secretary Smith's Resignation. ,
Baltimore Sun. U ' 1 :V --' :
Hon" Hoke Smith, Secretary of the
. r . a L. A Wv wnit rr
, ' -.r . I Tr. tenor, will retire irom iuo vaumw
UOUDie-caoe ouu,u , . . o..-.u l-0a this
September a. ir.- oiuim .
mt ieetuse he is an advocate of
free coinage of silver, for he is now,
what he has always been, in -favor of
sound money. The Secretary, however
considers himself 111 honor nounu to
support the nominees 'of the Chicago
convention, inasmucn j ue ouucuu.
ly pledged himself to this line of action
in a speech to the Georgia Legislature
last Ueceraber. Mr- Smith has. .been
- mot effiV.ient cabinet officer and nas
euioyed the confidence and respect of
of the President in an uhusual degree.
Tt ,a to he TecTetted that his conception
of party duty has apparently forced him
. . xf tinihlilu tn the PreA -
Hent hutit is a sausiacuiiu
FRIEZE & UTLEY,
PROPRIETORS.
DEALERS Itf
.3
Monnmeiits. Headstones, Table
I AND ALL, KINDS OF
CEMETERY WORK,
Work furnished ; ia Ibo tf t
grades of
lirst-cl;ts work and -lov . -t
tw. rarr,,Ur nnd rifrht While hC IS I ,uranto.pd: KeO US lelv f..
dointhisUis likely as not that he is Win- H"-"-; Prlce8 ,ni
that if left to itself will go on and on till it 1 deaJgn9'- furnished On application.
oeveiops uaiuusijr.
. m. rma a Wooded hbrse be is
yTcareMniiU health. Helooks after
fuTdlet and is particular that , tednc
herself. Some alight disagree
rdent with her alhancea over me weu
ding arrangements led to the deed. She
,.raa a ; heailtllUl ana POPUiar uuu
.oman '.and-was buried in her bridal
11 VU.MIU
dress. : - . -. ..." .
'- The lcovei J Baved Ilia JAie, : '
Mr. G. Gaillouette, Druggist, Bev
versville, . HI., says: ."To Dr. King's
w niannvfirr b owe my life. VV as
oVerVwith La Grippe and tried all the
h i m an a for miles about, bu t of i to
i avail and was given up and told I coud
covery in myv store I sent for a bottle
t, wna its use ana iron mo mo-
dose began to get better, and after usintf
,v,x hottles was ut and about again.
lUXfw. - . . . . , TIT-
weicht m eoia. vw
Well" of course no sensinie mau u
Seab will stand on such a plank as that
It is only a little molasses spilled out to
catch fl.i!'1
t .,.,r ilarlrev in mis IOWU uu w""
get evexj - . . o Ui,t that
01 me wiu - - . ,
.L . in are tirea 01 duviuk
1 i.n sioa r run imuuiB m
In fact, it ought not to be expected of a
.j.-jitn.nv(r the whole platform.
caauiuore vv - --- -,,
No man can build a piauormmav
i . nm-vr mem Der 01 tne par ur - "
llcaTC Ii m!r.o and we
MAVtV TTl mm All A 1 A till- " v
oa mnnh latitude and longitude
in poliUca asl in anything else. Seab
u neither he nor the platform
u ower to furnish schoolbooks
. th.t the. legislature will never com
UUU o , , ,.
mi t such an outrage, xnepuunu UCM
rnfor Ueadaene. - o- I hut. it 18 a SatlSiaCUOn M ttuuw
4- ,i for all forms of Headache I .hot ' ;-hia iwrsbnai relations with Mr.
Electric Bitters has proved to be the very 1 Cleveland are, as they always have been,
it efferts a bermaneui cure sou t the most coroiai nature, .u "
iual sick headaches of hia branch of the administration
vield to its influence. We urge all who Mfc Smith, has been given great latitude
jriciv, ty . .. .i . .. . 1 urt all thai. fOnkl
. . ill : i ia TirnpiirH a ; uuiur;. auu i r,.i tne rt-HuiL una uccu . -
reaiuiviw t - . . T - -7, - . .. , . - j
.1 maiv a fair trial, in cvsea 1 Kaoo heen nesirea. lie u -'vj
glV6 tuio icmwj . 1 u, w w" - , .
:t.k:ai afinfltinn Electric Bitters AVA.,it.lVA ahiiitv of the first order, ana
: - v, th needed tone to the retirintr from the Cabment he will
viuw uf -"-o . ...... ' V7P . ... ;av, hia
bowels and few cases- long resist mo u-o 1 carry wim mm mo " 1-"
of this 'medicine. Try it once. Fifty I colleagues and of the President.
, a, nn -1 Vnt.s.'a T-lrntr Store..! - . ' . 1 .
cants ana i.w i. 1 ..---& - '
of
It is -worth us weignt u ui . -. Buckedf but property
won't keep store without t. Get a-j ury : s o courge
Brother Kedwlne Had Affopped Off.
Monroe Journal.
... -n- TlrooVa Suddenly StODDing in his
at camo-meeting Sunday morn
ineV "Will somebody please wake up
' , . . U h-r the
Bro. Vic lteawine over
post?" 3
j , . . .... The hrotner is arouseu
parill, whicn win give you w u thft Vwinitv n0 longer have
your stomach ana strength tQm.
nerver. . - auj .
Tt ;a verv sickly here," said one
the sons of the Emerald isle to another
i"Yes " replied his companion,, "a great
many have died this year i that never
died before." - .. ' -.
Purify your blood with Hood's Sarsa-
and the wor-
. -r-irt.L. ki o-ti had that lie can
- VV 11C 11 VAA' vavmw--- . , . . -.1.
not work, he will begin to gve himself the
S K ; rdiaeate fa at the begteninir
v- .. 1 . .. ,1, rmir
and better than an is iu v-IT
nealth that disease will never come, t-ooa,
atrainsi ucaa- -..- - . .
blood Keep the bld pure and strong
and disease can una no lootnoiu.
. That is the principle - r
Pierce's Golden Medical Disc overy works
It cleanses, purifies and enriches the blood;
oVeV"MMakerapure
strong, assimilation peneci. 1-
- .JU:i- 1..-1tV. ,' ' : -
'-I got a cancer on my JojweMjd Jh.dUcut
out. I consul i--ta uu " . . , S Yl..r
SrtSted ioit ri7 aVd y heilth bettcrthatt
-Ker before ' Formerly every accidental wpund
ach laceratwas neai ukiki. ,
Respectfully yours,
Inman, WcPherson Co., Ean.
At McSinca'8 Old Stand.
Wcat DepottStrect.
eojveonn, . c.
Jan ll r.
I am now living on Church street, in
rear oi tne meiuyuioi """ r j i
ready at aU tunes to ao i. u"u -
sewing machine repairing, a wlu atrcuw
any call in 50 miles of Concord. . , ...
Sead tne iouowiuk kuuiuuu .
Conoobd, N.C., Dec. 80, 1885. ;
This is to certify that Mr. D. W. Sni
der has done considerable sewing ma
chine work for US and all of it was done
in firat-class workmonlike manner and
satisfactory to us. . ,
TOBKB, WAPSWOTlTn A Co. .
Iiook I or my sign. Respectfully
Jan.0-tf D,W. SNIDER,
walks me Bireeuo. . , .
1 "I don't want a woman to be too
fke trial at Ketzer'B-lru2 diov ; .