THE STANDARD.
Friday, July 13, 1888.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Our calaboose is a useless insti
Hon. The weather has
cooler this week.
been, a little
Refreshing rains are reported
trym many portions of our county,
The Southbound train yester
day Mas seven hours behind time.
Maty of our town, and country
folk took advantage of special rates
ana went to ureeusboro yesterday,
-r-We thank our ever on time cox
respondent from Plvler's for his
punctuality, and his new subscrib
ers.
Mr. M. J. Corl has purchased
from Will Harkey the prettiest two
sea tea pneaton we have ever seen, on
our streets
In another column will be
found a revenue notice from collec
tor Craige per ,G. W. Means, deputy
at large.
The German Reformed con
gregauon are getting ready to re
paint their church. It will then be
quite pretty.
Mr, G. F. Barnhardt has been
employed to teach the public echoa
in district No. 48. The session wil
open Monday July 16.
Ladies, look in our business lo
cal column and see W. C. J. Catou's
new Racket ad. He offers you bar
gains. Go and see.
Mr. J. T. Corl, brother of our
wide awake livery man, M. J. Cwl
is spending several weeks in his na
tive countv. Mr. J. T. Corl is now
a citizen of the Southwest.
The joint Institute at Misen
lieimeraud Lentz s springs is wel
represented bv our Cabarrus people
Liury men send team there, and
return every day.
We call special attention to the
school notice of Miss Anna Aeal on
this page. With the assistance
Mrs. Erwin and Miss Lucy Rich
mond the school of Miss Neal wil
certainly be first class.
The foundation of Concord'
new Hotel is laid". Much of the
wall and the wood work is up
few mere weeks and we can boast of
a Hotel building equal to any in the
fctate.
luesuay night a bevy or our
young folk had quite a pleasant time
at the the residence of Mr. M. M
Gillon. It was an ice cream part"
and every one in attendance vouch
ts for it that it was an enjoyable oc
casion.
Rev. J. L. McLees, of Charlotte
assisted the pastor loci, Rev. Mr,
Payne, in the communion services at
the Presbyterian church last Sab
bath. The services were quite inter
estirtg. lhe membership was in
creased by
an addition of eigl
m
mbers.
A volume of the laws of North
Carolina of the legislative assembly
of 18S5, belonging to the office of
the Superior Court clerk, by some
mishap, was misplaced on Saturday
before the last prohibition election.
Its return will be thankfully ac
knowledged at the clerks office.
Let us call you attention to
the change in M. E.. Castor's adver
tisement. Mr. Castor needs no ref
erence from us to the people of Ca
barrus. His make of furniture,
coffins etc., are always up to agree
ment. Mr. B. F. Poteet who went to
Richmond some weeks ago, accom
panied by Dr- Young, to undergo a
difficult surgical operation, is now at
home and convalescent.. The oper
ation was performed by Dr. Hunter
McGuire of Richmond, assisted by
his brother, Dr. Ned McGuire, of
Winchester, Dr. Harrison, of Pe
tersburg and Dr. R. S Young, oe our
town. We are glad to say that af
ter much suffering Mr.. Poteet has
found relief and in all probability
will once more be hale and hearty.
The assistant of ye Standard's
local, being one of those who go into
ecstasies over a new style spring hat,
a duck of a bonnet, a pretty bolt of
ribbon, with all of woman's curiosi
ty, stepped into Mrs. J. M. Cross'
Tuesday evening. The result was
that the lowr prices and the quality
of all things in Mrs. C's line deplet
ed the pocket book of the local as
sistant and the real local will be
called on for an advance in wages.
Dr. R. S. Young has moved into
his new orhce in rear ot
Fetzer's drug store. The doctor
with his usual srood taste, has it
splendidly carpeted and in every oth
er way nicely furnished. The array
of medical volumes that meet the
eye on entrance shows that he fully
keeps up with modern Physics.
The walls are decorated with fine
steel engravings of medical men of
note. In fact we think a visit to
this medical sanctum would be good
for any ones health.
If you want to raise the wind in
times that are dull,
I'll give you now gratis this excel
lent plan.
Take a nickel or dime and go to a
store,
And purchase a palm leaf fan,
of Mrs J. M. Cross.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. C. A. Benson is visiting her
friends and relatives in Concord.
Mr. Hugh Harris, of Charlotte.
was in town Thursday.
Mr. Keistler ' has iust returned
from a weeks visit to Rock Hill.
Mrs. Will A. White is at Moores-
ville visiting her brothers.
Jno. W. Fink and wife are at
Piedmont Springs enjoying them
selves.
Miss Ella Sargent who has been
visiting at Mr. W. R. Odell's, left
Thursday for home.
Miss Lizr.ie Bost is spending a
few davs with her sister, Mrs. Jas.
W. Cannon.
Ed Gibson, John Yorke, Jno D.
Cannon and Robert Hicks snent
FT1 1 -
inursaay in tireensboro.
Mr. Geo. L. Patterson is this
week in the growing city of the
South, Richmond.
Misses Jennie Miller and Mary
Hyiton, the guests of Miss Dnsen-
bery have returned to. then homes,
Mr. W. R. Odell and family are at
the Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City,
enjoying the sea breeze.
Mrs. John D. Fetzer, of Char
lotte, paid a ftving visit to the old
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Ellis, of Leximrton.
and Mrs. J. M. Marsh, of Pavidson
county, are the guests this- week of
Mrs. Ld k isher.
Dr. L. A. Bikle gave us a cordial
shake as he passed through town on
his way to Misenheimer and Lentz's
Springs.
Mrs. J. M. Odell and daughter
and Miss Mamie Swain left today
for Carolina's city by the sea, More
head. Mr. Chas. Groner, a Concord boy,
who for several years has been in
business in Winston paid the home
of his boyhood a visit this week.
Every one was glad to see him.
Master Leander Groner, to the
manor born, is at home. Energy,
industry and true grit has given this
little Concord boy a record in cigar
making that is hard to beat, it is
said by his employers that he can
turn out 1,250 per day.
Capt. E. Ilaynesof Charlotte, gave
us a pleasant, jolly visit ednesday.
He is a square out workman in roof
painting and concrete walk work
Our friends would find it to their
interest to correspond with him if
they need any thing done in his line
of work.
Deputy at large G. W. Means
made a seizure on last Sunday night
of a horse, wagon and fifty gallons
of whisky, two and a half miles
from Concord. The violater of the
revenue law took to the woods and
the deputy at large brought his booty
to town.
Ye local in noseing around has
cast his weather eye on the delapida
ted pailings around the Court House
yard, and the question pops into his
bead m hether it would not be ad
visable for our county officials
to appropriate a reasonable sum for
their remoddleing, or tear the rem
nants away and sell them for stove
wood, appropriating the proceeds to
the school fund. They now look as
if a cyclone had been around, on a
general rampage and ought to be
fixed.
Monday night last the Cleve
land and Fowle Club, and many
ether citizens, assembled in the
Court House and listened to Char
lotte's young and talented orator,
Heriot Clarkson, in behalf of the
Democratic party. It is needless for
us to say that the address was able,
instructive and to the point. The
Club is fully aroused to action and
will "leave no stone unturned" to
give victory to Democracy. Let
every Democrat in every township
aid them by organizing at once Mi.
C, by a rising unanimous vote re
ceived the thanks of the audience.
Magistrates Conrt Thursday.
John Taylor prosecutor and Scott
Cowan defendant. The sole cause
was a duskev maiden. Judgment
by Esqr. Williford, malicious pros
ecution. Judgment suspended over
John Taylor till the cost be paid.
Turtle,
Our friends who are fond of tur
tle have been quite successful of
late. Esq. Willeford has by a pro -
cess of his own and at a place known
only to himself, secured a half dozen
or more, and on Monday Clarance
Groner dropped a bag on the floor
of the standard omce and in it was
an 1U pound turtle. We are now
convinced that turtle is a delicacy.
The Labor the lllffh Tariff Protects.
The sort of "American labor" that
the millionaire manufacturers are so
anxious to protect is shown by sta
tistics of the nationality of the ope
latives in the Amory Cotton Mills at
Manchester, N. H, Of the 800" one
third are French-Canadian and the
rest of various nationalities, only
slightly, or one-tenth of the whole,
being native American." And the
Protectionist paper that prints
these facts adds that "what is true
of this company is also substantially
true of the great manufacturing
companies in New England." This
is the result of high tariffs on goods
that all the people use and free trade
in the "pauper labor" that produces
them, New York WTorld. v
Potatoes. ' - 1
Miss Rosa Willeford this week
sent us a potatoe that in shape even
to the eye spots so very much re
sembled a duck that we could hardly
belie-e it belonged to the vegetable
kingdom. It was a last years sweet
potato and ye local feared it would
be in "fowl taste to destroy it, and
now the skeptical can see it in the
possession of the fair donor.
Our staunch friend, and model
gardener A. Foil, gave us this week
the boss Irish Potato of the season.
By actual measurement it was 71
inches long. Lenghwise it measured
17 inches around, and 81 the other
way. We must thank him for a
whole meal.
A Republican Voter Arrested with
Democratic Tickets in bis Posse
s(ons
On Tuesday evening the efficient
constable of Delphi, in No. 10 town
ship was called on to arrest one Oli
ver Jefries, colored, on a charge of
stealing corn from county surveyor,
J. H. Long. The colored citizen of
Republican bias was found at the
tail end of a threshing machine
forking straw. All his rights of
American freedom surged up in a
moment and the result was that
force was necessary to insure his
presence before a magistrate He
was duly tried and in default of a
$100 bond was committed to jail.
It appears that our worthy sur
veyor suspicioned that his corn pile
was getting away rather fast for
mere home consumption, so he
scattered amongst it a handiul or so
of the last election surveyor tickets,
and the result was, corn, tickets and
all were found in possession of the
aable voter, Oliver Jeffries.
Editor Standard In behalf of
everybody who wishes Cabar
rus well represented ia our State
Legislatnre, allow us to make
this motion, that we send E. De
Berry Lentz, of No' 8, to Raleigh as
Representative. As a citizen and
farmer Mr. L stands amongst the
first and foremost. Not only at
home among his neighbors, but all
over the county, he is recognized as
a progressive man, He has cui hia
own way to prosperity. He is not
only a farmer but he is a friend and
aider of every laboring man. In
politics his vecord is purely Demo
cratic; and in daily business pur
suits his record is without stain.
He can command not only the party
vote, but the battot of every one
who knows him.
This is without Mr. Lentz's con
sent, and we know not whether he
would accept if nominated, but we
be'iieve every farmer, mechanic and
laboring man will secon,d the mo
tion to send him anyhow.
Lib.
Wednesday, July 12.
Joint lnatisata,
Having failed to get our promised
report of the Cabarrus and Stauly
Institute at Misenheimer & Lentz's
Springs from our "Special" corres
pondent, we give our readers the
following from the Charlotte Chron
icle. Perhaps our correspondent, in
his zeal for educational progress and
enlightment of the people forgot al
together the newspapertorinl influ
ence. Perhaps the fair ones in attend
ance engrossed allextra houre. So
mote it be.
The jointTeachers Institute for Ca
barrus andStanly counties convened
at Misenheimer's Springs, on the
9th., and will continue in session
two weeks. On motion of T, J. Je
rome, of Alb'emarle, M. L. Barn
hardt, of Norwood, was called to
act as temporary chairman, and G.
F, Barnhardt, of Mt. Pleasant, as
temporary tecretaiy. The institute
was then opened with appropriate
religious exercises conducted by
Rev. L. A. Bikle. The Institutejwas
organized with an enrollment of
thirty five members, bet many more
are expected during the week. A
committee on permanent organiza
tion was appointed and reported as
follows; Prof. J. P. Cook, superin
tendent of public instruction of Ca
barrus, president; J. A. Bivins, of
Albemarle, secretary, and Prof E.
F. Eddins, of Palmersville, and G.
F. Barnhardt, of Mt, Pleasant, cor
responding secretaries. The insti
tute now being thoroughly organ
ized the following preliminaries were
agreed upon: Morning session
opens at 8:30 aDd closses at 11:30.
Afternoon session opens at 2 and
closes at will, . The committee on
programme consists of Superintend
ent T. 0 . Jerome and Jr P, Cook,
together with Profs. H. W. Spinks
and H. T. J. Ludwig, gave an in
terests g and instructive lecture on
Arithmetic. Under fhe directions
of superintendents and officers,, the
teachers anticipate an entire success
No labor or pains have been spared
to make the necessary arrangements
for the comfort and enjoyment of
all present. We feel sure that the
assembling of the teachers on this
occasion must result in much good
for the cause of education." We are
elad to see the teachers of the two
counties putting forth united effort
in the direction so long needed, and
could the citizens of our other coun
ties see the interest manifested by
the teachers there they would feel
better assured as to the successful
education of their children. All
present, teachers and visitors take
great interest in the work and seem
to enjoy the occasion very mnch.
HAPPINESS AND CONTENTMENT
Caiinot go hand in hand if we look
on the dark side of every little
obstacle. Nothing will so darken
life and make it a burden as Dys
pepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets
will cure the worst form of Dyspep
sia, Constipation and Indigestion,
and makes life a bappness and pleas
ure. Sold at 25 and 50 cents by N.
D. Fetzer.
The Fair Association.
We call attention to Secretary
Ludwig's address "To Farmers and
Others" on the first page, in refer
ence to our County Agricultural and
Mechanical Fair Association.. We
hope every one will read it. This
is a movement that interests every
body in our county, and being just
as it should be, under the supervi
sion of our farmers its success is al
ready a foregone conclusion. The
inducement held out for almost ev
ery one to become a member by the
payment of the small fee of $L00
will, we hope, give the Association
pecuniary support sufficient to put
the fair grounds in good trim. First
and foremost the interest of the far
mer should receive recognition. It
is through their success and prosper
lty that the whole country prospers
and it behooves each and every one to
give awl. Let tis all with a will, de
termine that the Cabarrus h air in
1888 shall be without a doubt
perfect success.
O IT A KD AGAIXST Tl'iK STRIKE,
And always have a bottle of
Acker's English Remedy in the
house. You cannot tell how soon
croup may strike your little one, or
a cold or cough may fasten itself
upon you. One dose is a preventive
and a few doses a positive cure. All
Throat and'Lung troubles yield to
its treatment. A sample bottle is
given you free and the Remedy
State Association of Democratic Clnbs
Active steps are being taken for the
formation of a State Association of
Democratic clubs, and in a short
time a convention composed of dele
gates from all the local clubs will be
called to convene about the middle
of Agust at some point which pre
sents the greatest inducement in
points of accessibility, accommoda
tion and other features of interest
While the preliminary arrangements
are being made, it is desired that al
local clubs will at once communicate
with M. H. Roberts, Esq , Secretary
Central Committee, Raleigh, N. C
stating their view as to time and
place for holding the convention.
The object of this association is
to foster the formation of permanent
Demociatic clubs and societies
throughout North Carolina and in
sure their active co-op eration in dis
seminating Democratic principles of
government, to preserve the constitu
tion of tho United States and of
the State, to maintain inviolate th
fundamental principles of Democra
uy equally before the law and to co
operate with the reglar organization
of the Democratic party for the up
port of Democratic men . and Demo
cratic measures..
WE CAX AXD DO
Guafantee Acker's Blood Elixir
foi
it has been fully demonstrated
the neonlo of this country that it
to
is
superior to all other preparation for
blood diseases. It is a positive curt
for svuhilitic poisoninc. Ulcers
Eruptions and Pimples. Jt purifies
the whole svstem and "thoroughly
builds up the constitution. For sal
at Fetzer's Drug Store.
Special Meeting
The Cleveland and Fowle club is
requested to meet at the Court
Houso on Monday night next (July
16), at 8 o'clock p. m, sharp. Busi
ness of importance will be transact
ed and every member is urged to be
present.
H. S. Pur year,. Pres.
W. D. Anthony, Secty.
Flow's Items.
Most of our farmers are through
work, and picnics are the order o
the day,
Mr. C. B. Muse has the boss water
melon patch-
Our people are talking of organ
izing a Cleveland and Fowle club
at Sossamons. "We are all Demo
crats whether or no.
We were glad to see the nice re
freshing rain which fell Tuesday
eve.
Mr. Jackson McCurdy, who has
been very sick for some time, we are
glad to fay is convalescent.
. Mr. J. Harvey Dorton has retired
to private life. .
Prof. McAnulty is off the track
again, in regard to the recent rain.
On the evening before the rain, he
told us there would be no rain until
the second week in August. Put on
your spectacles John, and scan the
moon more closely.
Mr. L. D. Hartsell is through
work and says he has nothing to do
but hunt guinea nests and -assist
his better half in turning out her
chickens to graze on the wheat stub
ble. j,
One of our young men went to
see his girl the other night and
while waiting in the parlor over
heard her father telling her to go
for the fellow that had the buggy.
As he was not the buggy man he
left immediately and has not been
heard from since. Poor fellow.
Uncle Ned.
-Just received at Mrs. J. M. Cross'
a new irv ice of those broad brimmed
white shade hats.
THE MYSTIC THIRTEEN.
Allen G. Thurman,
The snuff taker,
Will be elected,
Vice Prisident,
Of our Republic
November first,
And don't forget,
VV hat we tell yon.
Ye Locals Aid.
A CHILD KILLED.
Another child killed by the use of
opiates given in the form of Soothing
syrup. Why mothers give their
children such deadly poison is sur
prising when they can relieve the
child of its peculiar troubles by
using Acker's Baby soother. It
contains no Opium or Morphine,
sold at Fetzer's Drcflt Store.
A HEALTHY GROWTH.
Acker's Blood Elixir has gained a
firm hold on the American people
and is acknowledged to be superior
to all other preparations. It is a
positive cure for all Blood and Skin
Diseases. The medical fraternity
indorse and prescribe it. Guaranteed
and sold by N. D. Fetzer.
Revenue Notice !
The following property to wit :
One wagon, one grey hore, about
56 gallons ot corn whiskey, one box of
cooking utensils &c , having bepn
seized for violation of the Internal
Revenue Law, the owners thereof will
appear before rae within 30 days frm
nrst appearance of this t'otiee, acrord-
nig to the provisions of Section 3460
Kevised statutes, and make claim there
to, or the s 'mv will bo forteited t the
use of the United States.
Keke Ceaige,
Collector 5th, N. C.
Per Geo W. MEANS,
Deputy at Large.
School Notice !
Miss Anna Neal assisted by Mrs.
Virginia Erwin and Lucy Richmond,
will open a school in the Pauiel Fi.4:er
building, on Mam Street, in Concord,
on the 13th day of . Bugat, 1888,
session to-contiuue tweenty weeks
Every effort will be made t J makp it
a nrst class school in every respect
Modern school tuilliture will be ' pro
vided (including good piano Music
Luiiu, French and he higher branches
f mathematics will be taught to those
desiiiug it in additiou lo the ordinary
Eng'.ich blanches.
I or rates of Tuition, &c, aprlv to
Mrs Virginia Erwin or Mis Richmond
in tho absence of Miss Neal.
Just received this week at Racket
Headauarters. a full li e of White
Lawn and Nam?o" k checks at from
to 1G (ei.t9 per yard. Hazel foldin
bustles at .1:0 cents, jut half price
Silkmits in black, tan, cream an
"Dera shades. A new ii; voice of Kib
bons of all shade1 at special pi ices. B
sure to come and see and set a tar
gain of W. C. J. CATON.
lhe A s-ent.
Mo. 3903.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington, Juno 26, 1888.
"Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
to the undevsigneil.it has been made
to appear that "The Concord Na
tional Bank," in the town of Con
cord, in the county of Cabarrus and
State of North Carolina, has com
plied with all the provisions of the
Statutes of the United States re
quired to be complied with before
an association shall be authorized to
commence the busines of banking :
Now therefore I, Jesse D. Abra
bams.Deputy and acting comr troller
of the Currency, do hereby certify
that lhe Concord .National Bank,
in the town of Concord,in the county
of Cabarrus and State of North
Carolina, is authorized to commence
the business of banking as provided
in section fifty one hundred and
sixty-nine ot the Revised Statutes
of the United States.
In testimony whereof .vitness my
hand and seal of office this 26th day
of June, 1888. : -
J. D. ABRAHAMS,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of
the Currency.. jy 29 2 m.
In order to close out my stock of
Hats. Bonnets, Ribbons. Flowers.
&c, I will offer great inducements
to purchasers until the same is dis
posed of. Call and see me. I mean
iust what I say. ,
Mas. J. M. CRSS.
CHAMPION
ERxREPAlRS.
) (
I still keep on hand a stock of
Champion Mower Repairs. My
old customers will find me at the old
stand, Allison's corner.
nl-tf C. R. "WHITE.
CHANGE OF
Stockholders
On account of the meeting of the
boards of education of Cabarrus and
Stanly counties on July Hth, the
semi-annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers' Store will
be held at the store on Saturday,
July 21, instead of July 14.
GEO. E RITCHIE,
President.
ANOTHER RACKET!
GREAT BARGAINS!
m
Meeting.
Announcement.
Thankful for past favors from the
voters of Cabarrus county, I re
spectfully announce myself a candi
date for re-election to the office of
Register of Deeds for tfceucounty of
Cabarrus, subject to the action of
the Democratic nominating conven
tion. Your obedient servant,
. JNO. K. PATTERSON.
For Sheriff.
Thanking yfu for your rormer sup
port 1 again announce myself a candi
date for your suffrages for the office of
bherm, subject to the I emocratic
County Convention. If elected, 1
will endeavor in the future, as in the
past, to faithfn'ly discharge each and
every public duty entrusted to me.
VVm. FEOPST.
FOE SALE
-AT
D. 0.
5
DRUG TORRE
1 will deliver at any
time. Call
and leave your order.
Tbe "Weekly
News-Observer.
m ITT 1 1 m-r 1 -.1
xne vvcesiy rsews.aua uoerver is
a long ways the beat paper ever pub
lished in North Carolina. Tt is a civil
it to the people and to the State. The
people should take a pride ia it. It
should be in every family. It is an
eight page paper, chock full of the best
sort of reading matter, news, market
reports, and all that. You cannot af
ford to be without it. Price $125 i
year. W e will furnish the We'ky
News and Observei until January 1st
1889, for$l. Send for sample copy
Address,
News and Observer Co.,
laleigh,N .C.
PETZEE'S
DRUG STORE.
Flower pots in all sizes, plain and
painted.
Kill the bugs,, bugs and all pestiv
erous insects with Black Flag In
sect Powder. Sure death, at Fetzer ':
Drug Store, 10, 25 and 50 cent bot
ties-
Ready mixed paints m half pint
pint, quart, half gallon,, and gallon
o.aiis and bv the barrel, wcod
stains, varnishes, kalsoinine, fresco
paii. ts all at lowest prices at Fetzer'
Drug Store.
Artists fine tube colors, sabl
brushes, paletts and a great supply
of Artists materials at Fetzer
Drug Store.
Soda Water, Milk Shake, Oran
Phosphate, Lemonade and all de
licious summer J beverages COLD
COLD as ice can make them, at
1 etzer s Drug btore.
KEEP COOL ! Leave your orders
for ice at Fetzer's Drugstore.
Dustingbrushes of bristle, turkey
and ostrich feather, from 25 cents up
at Fetzer's Drug Stores
Library lamps, hall lamps, table
lamps,German student lamps, kitch
en lamps, lamp shades, chimneys,
electric and Duplex's burners, and
every kind of lamp fixtures at Fet
zer's Drug Store.
We are still offering bargains in
Ghewing Tobacco, Old Bob, Silver
Lake, Big X, Farmers' Pride, Hygea
and other favorite brands.
Smoking tobacco, best brands at
lowest prices.
Ground Mustard, Gelatine, Tapio
o, Corn Starch, Extract of Beefs
Selected Spices, Flavoring Extract,
and pure Cream Tarter at Fetzer's
Drug Store.
Chlonide of Lime for djsenfecting
purposes.
Toilet Soap in great varieties,
from 2 to 50 cents a cake.
Hair brushes at all prices, tooth
and nail brushes, flesh brushes, both
gloves, sponges and towles.
MTXcorl's
CONCORD, N. c
I have moved into the stable late
ly occupied by Brown Bros., near
the courthouse. The best accommo
dations for drovers. Leave ycur
orders at the stable or with Charles
Eagle, Porter for omnibus. Horses
and mules for i ale.
M. J. CORL,
Proprietor.
KEEP COOL!
A large, lot 'of square palm
leaf
fans at the Millinery Store. .
Mas. J. M. CROSS
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COTTON MARKET.
Corrected weekly by
P. F. CANNON.
Stained
Low Middling,
78
8
Good Middling 9.
9
50
PRODUCE MNRKET.
Corrected weeklyby
DOVE, BOST k FINK.
Bacon,.. jrj
Sugar cured hams, !!l516
Bulk meat sides io
Beeswax,
BuUer 1520
Chickens, 25
urn 65
Egg?.--- .......121
Lard, ; . iq
N, C. Flour, $2 25a2 40
Meal, r75
Peas, . . fisra7n
Oats 5065
jLauow, 45
&alt 7580
Business Locals.
Ahhi BUSINESS
MEN CAN GET
THEIR JOB
WORK, SUCH
AS BILL HEADS,
LETTER H FAD-
ENVELOPES, POSTERS, ETC., PRINTS
ED AT THE STANDARD OFFIP.f ni
REASONABLE TERMS AND IN SPL FN-
DID STYLE.
Coffee Drinkers
If you want a delicious cur
and
cv,uu..uij, uuy Aianicoia. at.
ii-. 1 1 t I ..
Dove, Bost & Fink's.
Racket' Racket !
Not withstanding the
season the Racket Store is necessa
rily compelled to keep on replenish
ing its stock of goods. Just receiv
ed to clay loOO yards of figured
lawns at 3o. per yard. A complete
line of ruchmg all prices ; a new lot
ui litest Biyie nats Irom 20c. to 53
Orloves from 7c. up. Lace from int.
up. A beautiful lot of scarfs, racket.
prices; cheapest cologne for tho
quality. Tinware at prices to smf.
anybody. Our line of groceries is
complete, W. C. J. Caton. Ae'L
That Hacking Cough can sr
quicky be cured by Shiloh's Cur.
We guarantee it. Fnv eaU o r i
Johnson's Drug Store.
To my friends and neighbors who
so very Jundiy gave, not onlv their
sympathy but aid in mv an A offl;
tion and loss, I return my thanks,
lhe kindness thus shown 'm will
ever bi anoreciated
beied. Thornton rmri von
For lame back, side or chest, use
bnilos Torous Plastor. Pri o.a
cents. For sale at D. D. JnVinarwn 'a
Drug Store
Yorke & Wadsworth
Have just received one hundred
buggies of the best make and latest
styles, and they were bought right
and they will be sold cheap. Come
at once and buy one, and they will
save you money.
1 1
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need
for Consumption, Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness, and all .symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents
per bottle. For sale at D. D.. John
son's Drug Store.
Yorke &, W adsworth have just re
ceived a lot of cane mills and evap
orators which they are offering to
the farmers at a low price.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee It
cures Cousumption. For sale at
D.D.Johnson's Drug Store.
Buggies, Hackstand Phaetons
Jsow is the time to buy one. Make
up your mind that you want some
thing nice and serviceable to ride in
and come and buy. We are now,
receiving a new and fresh stock of
Buggies, Hacks & Pheatons, which
we will sell at reasonable prices.
YOEXE & WAnSWOHTH.
'
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free.
For sale at D. D Johnson's Drug
Store
Sleepless Nights, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shilo's
cure is the best remedy for you. For
sale at D. D. Johnson's drug store.
Now is (ho time fo buy a buggy or
hack or wagon. We have a complete
stock at very close prices.
YOKKE & WADS WORTH.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vi
talizer is guaranteed to cure vou.
For Sale at D. D. Johnson's D'rug
Store.
Cider Mills, Cider Mills !
Everybody that owns an annle
tree ought to go to Yorke & Wade -worth
and buy one. They are so
cheap.
Go and see Yorke & Wadsworth's
hay rakes. They are the best ever
offered in Concord for the money.
Croup, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure.; Eor sale at D. D.
Johnson's Drug Store.
"Hackmetack," a lasting and frag
rant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cts.
For sale at Johnson's Drug Store.
; For Dyspepsia and Liver complaint
you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It
never fails to cure. For sale at
Johnson's Drug Store.
A Nasal Isjectcr free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Bemedy.
Price 50 cents. For sale at John -son's
Drug Store.
Shiloh's Catarp.h Remedy a posi
tive cure for Catarrh, Diptherai and
Canker-Mouth. For sale at John
son's Drug Store.
Abe You Made miserable by Indi
gestion, Consumption, Dizziness,
Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin ? Shi
loh's Vitalizer is a positive cure. For
sale at Johnson's Drug Store.
The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of
Bourbon, Ind., says: "Both my
self and wife owe our lives to Shi
loh's Consumption Cure. For sala
at Johnson's Drug Store,