7
Tht STiHCiRD.
1, koemii:u 7, liSSS.
J I AllLUI ...11.
',; ; . II vira.-. j l'roprietors.
Town Directoty.
!
PASTORS.
Ho v. J. D. Newton.
k; Uov. U.K. Euhanks.
,m . ibv. W. O. Campbell.
: j ...Hew II. F. liinnpHss.
, , ui....Kov. C. M. Payee
, 1 lb v. 1'. M. Trexlcr.
, : ASH COVNTKY KOl'TSS.
', :' r tho Southbound traius
! i i. n. and cn'W p. in.
:'..r the Northbound tvaius
r . r a. in. aud 8.00 p. in.
, v Order and lteristei el Let
.n iuuiit open from S) u. m. to
J'
i' :
j.
, :
iv
M
.-..1 TVi I v vv nnon fY.-i?.i 7
Ml i' 'I'M.' a . v.j, .
li . in. .viso nan nour at
i
v unity pen oral delivery from
V' :i. in., and V) minutes after
- t ho noon mail.
1.
i,!,vvos on Sunday from 7.30
A
l V
N firm Mt. riMMPt every day
'.. -
' ..TYi" f n. amMl,Sar Ulf0 11,3 ,n0Uth
M
lit
T.!'
t'.n- Snrincsvillp. Tulin, Cod i
n. tk and Mill Hill, leave, on KV
d.i.vs, Thursdays and JSatur
Af .iN for Flow's Store, Fuir'si
,. ... Smiths torii und s
I leave on Wednesdays and
M,i iv at vS ;. m.
:,I for Piimtrs leave Fridaj s.
- "
tkain schepvle.
.i . ... 1
::v:utin'.oi'iiiat,. i.io a. m .
in m the N-mtli at., o 43 a. m.
fr.iu the South at.. m.
;:!. h ave town 'M minutes be-:
r i tin time.
open from 9 to 3.
I.Ot AI. AI I AIHS.
N w moon.
ii.
otton comes iuat a lively ;
,i ,. ...ti' ,n.. ,i ,..
weaMu-r bvajutfullv clear t
,,.:,., .,;,., ! l-ivuv ,
:,lthe..r;t .lung ci kiuu ;
lure.
- I i." best hiidrens "hots in the
r:.-t are at Cannons & 1-VtzerV.
io to CorPs for Texas Horses
a ill atonish you on the prices.;
now fell for twenty minutes
lav ni-rht
For
the Pearl and Diamond ;
o to Cannons & Fet.er.
i
ft i III Thomas. Monday night, in jin
it's Hall. For '.he b.nelit of!
W. ( T. P. i
l'ho regular cx:;i.iin:it:in
f '
.... . 'I I
Mr. Jas. McFiahern tays the
t.-.in taxes must be aid. lie can
always be found at Correli Pro's.
A nunibei' of subscribers and
ru'iy a good word for The Staxd-
::; this week. W e appreciate both.
.1 M ii ... - .....i
-- i have some lexas Horses and ,
:. v must go. inside of the next
- r'-y days. M- J. Corl.
Tho hall was crowded and Mr.
! . ii is was voted a success " Xash-
banner.
-D.n't bay a hat before ' se-
ll.Mver, Lore & ( o's elegant line
:;..; and caps for m.'ii and boys.
.; . s-ire and go to Cabin's Hall
V,,::hiv night. Cill Thoma', the
"i i-'.ca! Prodigy, is to be there.
It is rumored that another
.-...iiv U to be started in Charlotte
.a. This will make three for
i;;trl.ito!.
Pud. -rwear, underwear.. bar
gia.H wool underwear 6t -an-1
l!,Ktz'-r
Fo..t hall is the crr.zc now m
.-'me eetioni and at somo schools, j
n;i nl should be trained as well i
'."'.'" !
th-.' oil
Dress roods and new
style
i :ni:niiio-s to suit all the varied
of the female mind can he
' '.Hid at
Hoover, Lore & Co s. !
Last Thursday morning si
..oinan and her daughter were re
leased from prison. Suppose they
:;avt- thanks.
Clothing sales fotilmue to in-c-e
ise at Hoover, Lore & (Vs., be-raus.-
prices and ualiry are satis
factory to purchtuii's.
We regret to.learu th:it Mr. Jno.
A. P.lackwelder, member of the
Si tii..;- class of North Carolina Col
siC
boots. ? l boot for 1.V; S:k?-
boot for 2.00;
S .." booffor tl.T.'s at Cannons oi t
1.' f Il.ivU. r,f Vii. 1. !
i ' i
c.un : in and paid f...r a subscription
to Thi Standard, remarking: "I he
d iid is one of the best PP"15 !
:.. r "
i i
ever puuiisuvju in eu.ienu,
, ,r r. At.... ir 1,41,1. ih I
nii.forUnoof losing his gin Wed, i
nesdav night bv lire. It began i
buhig late in' the night. Ib h j
,nIVo:sed that several bale, were re-
,J...i ... no tracer of the' bales 1
eould be found in the debris. It is '
vidcntly the work of i uceadiarj. ' 1
" ;.- :-s will tieg.n !!et i uurso iv ; iiheral re.va.d tor the return or uie.
.dvoutiauc through tl.rvcd.ns. "dog. M. L. Pn)vK & lb:;.. i
ge,, sat his home in Xo. 4 quite U:im Vads- j YemgP attendance, u Into, l!ke,U Mrfjolm VV. Faggart "and f nS m k lmv den U l,,m,a,0.
IK W.ull level. I . . ..t fl ! .t... i.r.rn viOtlH"1 i j. li j., ,1 ....... 1 7' I : M Kimil'l I i. .11.11:110. hot 11 or;"01'"-" "- T.i.n..nrn I
A ou.sme-s leite auire..a - 1 1. 1 1 -4 1 brother, .Mr. ono. "uuw.w.., Average lcngT.u oi srcuooi, i killed one rabbit audi A largo hat dealer of Dan-
Col. 1 . 1L. Kobmsou. of Snnmrsville, i i.1cl c.,,,,-(1.iv and Sunday. . ir. ; - i ' .. i ,.:ii oir;n.l Li'ihili. !
, -, ,r ., , j - - I " , . , , , i i ivi;aths. i caught a verv lartre catdisii. Harris i v ' 'S'',' i jVfl
wa mailed in liay ls7 and reach-, !.,iv...l- b-fk Tm.-dav Avera-e length of school, coloied. , , - - ! ties S 10. 000, assets ).0(0,
... , ,t , .... J-c lu ' " - : IMeii, ar. me re.-niefiee oi -n. . ; nas neon living ni.uu mis jev. . , -. v..
ed him a Jew davs a It has been , ... ... 1:. e.. ...... f;.,l,1 ,,f : i ?A uvfks. I ... . ' .. . i.:.. v.. r. v ,. I J (alhlllior Dros., Au-i
,,nai.,i,iorn,;. for 1 "1 VZ. 7 , 1 V of Public School prop- I V A ! , ' V.fi have another happy man i" Uust, U.,., failed for 1T,O0O. i nr.
jiaoui. i,k . cnrr.OiAf ..i if n..,i ,f Vov-'eur pace. J his fine it is liov. j Oreeiivil e SC. IS to
-Creat reduction iu fine calfskin Tub StaNMUUI, will visit h,n, ivg- -ty win,. j; "l Wv,.e Darin, his absence Iasth,nv. f i Ahv.
Mr. Marion NeisW f v..
died Sunday night He had been an
invalid for several years-
Thoy say that the Stanly farmer
comes in, soils his cotton, chickens,
&c, trades but little and goes home.
Secret: They are coming back next
spnng and make their purchases for
summer with cash.
. Yorke & AVadsworth are offer
ing some nice road carts for $0 ami
serious ilhiess was noted in our last.
:s rapidly convalescing. He will
probably be able to look after his
work in a few days.
Just received a handsome line
of collar ami cuff buttons, cheaper
. ( f
.iiuuiia r eizer s.
Mighty unhealthy thanks came
from a certain boy on Thanksgiving
dav. II e Was sniokincr. An. I cr.i,
poople
I i. 1.1. . .... 1 ...
yi me wrong enu or tne
tor "Hats rememier Cannoni i
betzer leads the st vks in quality I
antl l,riws'
Mr. 1). M. llarkev, of Mt.
( Pleasant, who has been out Wtt
j , , ... ;
about 12 y ars, called on m a few
! lls ago. lie was wearing a Coat
jand a good oie.-.too, which he bought j
11 Baltimore in lSf.7. lie also 1
. . .. .. ... .
carries in Ins side a ball rccei ved in 1
,tn , ..,.. ..- - ,
.SoihIi.
'nr.isTMAs flooDiizs: Pe nre
t.. consult us before buying, we w ill :
not be undersold.
,
J0h, OUST OL 1 INK. i
Jay Sims, son of our Mr. John j
. im--, is a smart lov. He is oulv
v, veai lut at hU Yollthfu'
he has shown decided abilitv. ;
i i , ,. .,;,.; ..,.,i)f,. b-, u . '
lu-Mdes ivpamng watclio, he has ,
i made j "sounder" almost perfect
with which he is studvim
"nu " 11,1 " ia fflull.'"lo i
,,,,,.1,,,,;,,.,! A-ill 1
T . v - .
is certainly remarkable.
The Firemen's . festival, begun
; on 1 hanksaivina nii:ht, was con-
tinned through Friday and Friday
. ' . I.. T. . ...... .-,....: ..' 1 ..o
jlillll. 11 5 UI 1 tliaVHUII, 111
.,,.. lil, ,i
the P'eds;.
I i 'IV I IV. Ill VVI
: amounted to f'140. ' They presented
Mrs. Mattie 'ibson, who superni-
i
teiu.cd the tesiival, a nice China set,
appreciation ot iiit.-hij:.
Tost. Strayed oi: Stolen-
About three weeks ngo a black ami
! -. . . i . i ' . i 1
' wnne snoireu roaen i .? usa noearevi
""lie spi'iieu l"lL" . c i i s,. j j'. i c.
rrom our Maoies. e .u j;ne .
... . . A . J. 1
are certainly cheap. ' rnhanlt is the superintend- are, as u general thing, rendered
of a large cotton mill in Durham, better by good buildings for man,
are glad to learn that Mr. though quite a young man. Hav- beast anVinachincrv. 'The 11 & 1).
'John 11 Patterson, whose sudden ig reached the roal of his ambition. Railroad r.mnimr n,..!. tu..
wrv' ? pin itii i,.f mm. ... t. I
. : i'.arnnger. A M Biackwelder, u .1
A man cyme very near passin?.,, .. T . ,. ., , ,.
, , " I roil. Luther S beaver. J Pove, (
a copper cent on Mr. Motley last i T ... ' .... , ,
11 . , , , , , , ! Ii Jwissnian, U M idenhouse,
Tuesday niirlit. for a tive dollar gold . , ,
c ' , . ..... ... , ;
piece. I lie wo.us -one ceni nan
Won removed and a figure the made.
, i -..:.i 4 !... i... f....i .1
l tie mail saiu ui.u iu nan ..v..
cJoivil man
. .
two dollars -for it.
I op per is proaou-
Men mav come
and men may
go, but the town goes on forever.
Mr. Caleb Pitts has moved back to
his plantation iu Poplar Tent, and,
Mr. Will Johusto i of Poplar Tent :
has moved to town; also Mr. Ceo.
Fisher, "from the same neighborhood,
iias located near town, and is in the,
dairy business. ;
The town commissioners have
signed the contract with the SlchevU L j Star v. Stanly circuit. "V r ' -m
.;il ,o,,one,H.e work ; ' . , 'id H.o,e of.any section. i he
wi:h in davs irom ov. 't .. i net
..;"' tt niiive their liancis irom v nai-.
.
tanooga, lean. Ibe gas compa.i
i,h..1.rf. t lionise ves not to char''t in - .
j thun r,r
thousand feet-less than iu many j
. 1(i.lf.r., !
..... ;
Perwinai inh uns. '
. . r e;i..,,-,u, -,,!
.IIP . 1 UlhVl. o i.'..-....v,
town Wednesday. :
m.. m r. i,...f... ,.,.! i-iw.a from
.VI I . .'I . 1 V.4I I J V . ... ;
, v ; . , UVdnesdav
Mr. Caleb cwink is at home from
fJreenville.
Capt. ,. Thies, Supt. of Phoenix
Mine, was in town on Wednesday, j
Fsq. Wilhford and wife, with lit-
tie Hiuton. spent 1 hanksgiviug
with friends in Chester.S. C.
Miss I'elle Post, of Post's Mills,
.pent Saturday and Sunday here j
visitm
her sister, 31 rs. .r.ia m.
i.aanon
r PrnrSerH t C ome -
I '1 ho X. C. Confereuc- has sent to
.1. . ,...,t,.v.t(. r.f ihe Metli 'idist
1 " - t
thurch in this place Kev. .k. II; P;'g1,
.,,iU i?.jV. M. V. ShcirdI to tho Con-
cord circuit.
We do hot know Mi
..... i...i at .. i ...rr is not a-
i age, out
drnier to the people ot this coiinry.
having served most acceptab y tho
MthuJi-t church in At . Heasant
for-several years. He is the father
of Mr. J...IJ. Sliemll,of the Times.
lie. Pun.pass ge3 U Main, street
ciinrch, Durfcam, and Pe.v. Ori.som
to Moxa ille..
worm, ii v. -ii.ii unu , o! vuivivv., i'i jiim j. ........ --. - j i 7 ---- -1. . i i- ' i-.'i oi.ii -i .
i 4.. i . . .' . , ...u ! , ... .1 !, i..,r,-,. and killed a wild turkey weighing
notI ..i ...... aiti
mini j. j
The ladies will give a dime
concert at Mr. M. O. Beattie's to
night. Mr. Dan Summey, of har
lotte, will assist them. Begins at 8
o'clock,.
A Cabnrrus Boy.
Mr. Eugene C. liarnhardt, son of
Col. J. C. Barnhardt, of Pioneer
Mills, came in Wednesday to see ns.
e are sorry we faile d to meet our
-It i
oiu schoolmate and warm friend
a worthy and prominent one, Mr. B.
can look back with just pride at the
work he has accomplished in so shcrt
a time. Ho is on a vacation now,
and before returning will visit a
number of points in the South.
Ir. I.obhit Arouitlrtl.
From a telegram received' from
New Bern this morning we learn
that Hew Dr. J. B. Bobbitt, who was
arraigned before the Conference up-
on a charge of deception and crook -
Hes.s in a business transaction, has
l'ton acojimteii. I he trouble arose t
from the sale of the Methodist Ad-
jvance to Mr. Potter, of lVau fort,
! wll charged that Dr. Bobbitt made :
"representations conceriiiiii; the
r, f (i m-
biismes affairs, of the paper. lo-
lnuco ?!aur-
l''ht has a host of friends
in tms section that- will rejoice to
! ffi.r t . .
VL iUs compie.e vina cation.
- ...
Tlinnkvivlns Svrvlrc.
union service w;v
held
Thanksgiving day at the (Jennan lfo- !
formed church, conducted !v the!
.. .,.,,,, u , !
ie. .n. ' a nniKli. His text was
.
-Ir U a good t liing to give thank
unto the Lord" It
was a irooi.
Strmon 11 ! u in tin- dilTi'i'i-nt 1. 1 ti ! j of
I 1 " ' .
"-rMiitiiil.. ;i l n t .,.,
t , , ., , .. . ','
ha v stvh1. I lie pulpit was mcelv i
. ,
i iruits, iiowers and
i, , i , I
grain . wen caieuiaiiu loinstMie'
1.. ,.u.u ;.. -n... . .1
... .u,
lection was fur the Oxford Orphan
Asylum and amounted to the snug
sum of Mi.
I'rorrrilinu ' miiiislo.ier.
The commissioners for the
next
follows: P. W
Allison, chaitman. J. I. Stafford
n v ittw.L .1,5..,. t,, ici,,it,
. "--'iio mjsu: s., .
llle S"lil b" sonow w"' - are
: . i' lnvn ni;.l f..
as to oust ade ri.... v A
Misenh.-in-.er. Josenhcs Honevei.tt.
x K Smith, Victor L Spears. Jas
1 ii ,r . . i j.i-
' '
Kedcmus Cox. W 11 Fisher. Watt
li I . . S . I I J . t I t'.
.'"iinsion
Orders on the treasurer, aggre
gating T5m.:V were g'r en for ex-
. , , , . ;if
l..n.? 111! lilllll "I tl..il"ll, 1(111 1.',
1 ' .....
court cost, poor house, bridges, ic
vi ui 11 IVUU.
ji;l i:tmc:it lor Kniisbury liHlrlcl. f..nns a repiired by regulations.
J. T. Cilibs. P. F. Salisbury! A meeting was held Tuesday night
station. C X Uyrd ; Salisbury cir-jaud the r.'salfs are cucou raging,
cuit. it Y Fisher. Moxsville cir- j No douid brass litittoii.s w ill be seen
cult, V L Crissoin. liowan circuit, in great nuinheisai no distant day.
PAlork; ilowan misfiot?, (sup-!
plied ) 1-anniiigton circuit.
It M
lilair.
. ..l ...:.. i II l ,
I t'lill.'l'l riiiiivn. t' ... x , i
I . i .. ami i c. . nuiii. si ;;i . v on-
' ' 1
f. r, 1 1" - C' .'.l. ...
coiu ciM-un, .i v .m.Mu. "
Pleasant. A C Cantt. Albemarle
c r: v .,..!. V, Mi 7iia
supplied, S r; Fran!-
...... x ,:.i. r,, u.,r ,i
, . s ,j p.o.t Hill an 1
- . ,;n.. i i I '
:.riV ;
muu.i w-.u,.,. ,
Vt'ith the 3uh of Xi.vember the
schoul year cio.-c.i. In pursuance,
f u Fectif;ii of tin; law. lepiiring
.. . t.. . . .. ...
,. l.omilV ' 1' Pel inieni.e.n.. iy m. -
n-ort the number of tcacuers cxani-
i i.e.!. li umber ot children enrotleu,
i average attendance, ic, said report
was made and forwarded.
' We herewith
the irist of it :
dve to our readers
Whole number of tchers oxam -
jvd and approved (white), 0"
"(');
mal
f A n for CiAi
No. white children enrolled
d
. r. . n
X OI iJ i
.1, c,.l..r,.l inc. CO iii rove, ami eau; uiuinuii muuio. . ... ........ . -
e, 46 female. Colo.td, 100 (A) ? Matthew Cook has killed the largest: j bush insane asylum. The
IllM. V """ " I IT.. ,.1...,1.4j.. 1 4 ..-j-. .i-i.i rr I-. i tnr in. I t Si utO'ltllPT t Mill"'! VV 1 I VS1
i graiitcl is Mi. .,.!hy ihc l:.-.: 1.. Kellw, Mr. Wil-jwv. r.lity of meat fur its own nround the world I lie
e oi l none ouiiooi i''-!' i ion. '-"
ertv colored f i42r.. ! Kvrf-
..v.m'v r tWr thi-'-s in! "It is veil! We cannot our baby
tlc!iof fort.a.4 .iBat',T'&ft... on Hi. ,o.U
ication. ev'sbivnfit .. , ,
T
tne ro
; but tl
publication
In acknowledging the receipt of
t he report, Maj. S. M, Finger, Slate
: . i , .i
Mineniucnutui. e..
i . . ,
-..-It 1. i nnwess vour
i pieatu
ni l. v .. f - -a , .
.,.t.r ; nvibin. It is uue to the
u.i...... w o
intelligent nd liberal cffoits of
yourself, the Hoard of Education
and the Poard of County Commis
sioners. Your county is as far ad-
as auv. in. the State,.
. .. .-. . . . '
THE WEALTH OFTHEC91XTV.
Number r Ilorte Uwi, de.-Tftxea
for (be Several I'urpwci.
Cabarrus county, while not large
in territory, is comparatively a
wealthy one. Our lands are more
than an average of tliose found in
the Piedmont section of the State.
We have many water courses, .along
which broad and excellent bottom
lands are situated ; the plantations
county, together with three cotton
mills, adds much to the taxable
wealth of the county. '
The returns show these facts
among others :
Value of lands t, S3 1,71 8.
Personal Proberty 1,304,22U.
Total. $2,835,9-17.
Of this amount the whites
own ' 2,:9-l,8SS.
Of this amount the color
ed race own
$4,040.
200,010.
Acres of laud
Town lots
535. 1
IIcrse
Mules,
Jacks and jennies
i Coats,
In i.i
j Cattle,
lllogs,
: Sluep,
i Taxes in the following
.'l.ODS,
.
mounts
. ... .
lamt for the tollowinsr purposes :
State tae
j School
St:iti m.. o rt-i
s r,(;r l.ss.
i o.r:?.or.
.-. .v-- ..
Total
o,u.,..n,.
'3,791.00.
Bonds I'nipnlrditnl Arrcntrd.
Iast Monday ias a tield d iy f r
talking and being obligated for big
sums.
The Sheriff, Capr. 'urn. Propst.
who entered upon his second term.
. . ' .
; jireseiueo inree oouus nirrej;aiinir
w. - -
T'Ji'.ooo.
T . , ,.
Jno. A. (.line, Treasurer, bond in
! the sum of $:K.0(t(.
; J:s. C. (iibson. Clerk of Court.
i bond in the sum of .f'lO.l.'OO.
"-..i... ,.f ftaoonn
j Jno. K. !ittcrsin, Pcgister of
! ... i . l l ... . t. . r j-. -. ,... .
. ,-eeus, u , ,t. .MUM ui .T...h.o.
: Jas. X. brown, Coroner, bond in
the sum of .,000.
P. S. Harris Cotton' Weigher.'
bond in the sum of.vl.ooo. ;
! J no. lb I.mi" Snrvevi.r. hon.l
in
tho sum )i sl.0(0.
.... . . .
j lie ts1s were unanimous v
ac-
' ces. ted bv the board ot l omniis-
, sioners.
V.x.,- A. i. .1 ii ...... l..w
reiitleUien
,
are ready.
1 ...... '.'...
:.irrcii ninrk itoj.
,
j 1 lie military companv ( a!ar-
1 ,,,,,,.,. . ,
ras lilac k bova is again to the
front, ("apt. Peed received a letter
from Cell. Jones staling that the
comja!:y had been accepted and
... . .1
; wouul be arna d as as E !
woui.t lie am. id as sci n as the com
panv procured tiie necessary uni-
There arc many jicople who still'
believe in Civelev s. words '-.io
, ... .. , , ... . ,
West, sin-ken long ago. I l.tt mav
!
West," spoken long g
ii.tve beeii go.)d advice then, hut r.ot
,. .'.i... c . ...... . a, ,a ,
; lo lowing prrsons hit Cabarrus nist
... ... . , .
m-siiMV : " 10 seeiv I e u i's ;
.
.Madison countv. Ark., mav liiev
, , ... " . ,r i. i"
C . 1 . . .
W ,bon LataKer ,nd tann, .,aft ,
shive and family und V. 1. Nai-
''--
m kki irs "
i- i i .
A few friends j.ss.mLud but
....... , .. x- ... -.1
r m,. . L. Ufown tc witness one
of those events v. inch are
always
. . I
; interest ins to eve. v .one, aim esjiee-
laliy 10 xo a jinn i ius.-. .mi.
Tho-. I-, llavnes was married to
LMiss Anna L. Kimball, Pevs. amp -
ibell and iMilanks peri-. l ining tne
. . i . , i r.
! cereiiiony. 'he happy, couple left
for' their futu.-e home in China
; Saunders, both of-No. 11 township.!
i f sif .T..h if's T.ii theran Parsonage.
. .... '
. ' 0 ' 1 ... 1:.. 1.,,,,.
Zi.i!Cl " - - - w ,
i 1 I.: Iltll J fHV ill I i II'
r st,
Ere the wor
,,.
lit its snares around htm
threw.
Or its sins and its cares 1.0 ever
knew." . c. m. p.
' . 4 . 1 ..'i V1 l.,r T Vi.t7i'V
tiulcca jiuu 0U41 vj- 4j. .
:.. 1 .1 1 1 L-i ... 11: iu 11 :in. nil Sfi tin ! r I n.m 1 .. . f lin -lo.-iir.iic. !. I r.
7 nini v.. iaiaKerr.ua jiiss i;r.iia , ; ,..,,,,,,,,,t, mi.,i cmin tu ii:iri ,v,w' J - 'i ' "
i'.'in ,v o i too a 1... tu !?-.- S I
10 lixxju i v.... . j r-,c: syrup. "''"r.' ; p'ope tottiaKe tnac couniv ui-j
Notifj-ougothromrb lie woO.1 a. i-HM" '''"hoL A stream of water
TO T T171T lVODTlf. . V 'rl
r rnoJI DIFFER EXT TOWNSHIPS.
rjirr'i Store.
Corn shuckings are about over for
this season.
Sociables will be the next on
programme.
The fiee public schools are be
ginning. The health of the community at
present is very good.
The weather has moderated and
the fi'mers are
whe-af.
erv bnsv sowing '
L. B.
Poplnr Tent.
Mr. Moone- has been oil on a visit
for a few days, here ?
Mr. Jno. N. Flanigan h;is dis
covered a gold mine on his planta
tion. He is working it:
Poplar Tent people have quieted
down after our recent defeat and are
getting ready for Christmas.
Poplar 'enters had a big rabbit j p,, Universit v.
hunt on i hanksgiving, mid they j Capt y E Ward, a Meck
have been feasting on the cotton-! Whnvo- fnrvrwn- vtird IT
lims vui ftixit-f. ;
Our new pastor, Mr. Cilland, did
uak Pnil bwf. w,...v u- ,.v,.Pfi
J'105'i being detained bv the sickness and
1 iK i i V. l., , To . i ... , 'c i ; ,
' iiieatiitOii lat 1 nes' a or is w v;
:,!,.,, ..,., . ' v .'
t 1 1 1 K I . W ill be here m.-xt: .-uiidav.
TS . ,.'.v
I.'iisl l.ovcl.
Married, at the residence of P. II
i r:,.;iif;., i.v,. d... o,..i .,p n, ,
.' """" "c i' 1,1 j'i.i-
1 t V T II . . i: ..
",-
to Miss;.
1 Ida IVUe liatbeoek
We were pleased to receive rails
.1: I. e. yt .. t. i - r
..u i.u, .ui. ,tv.n. iM.g, m
: Cabarrus, liev. .1. h. llartsel!, ot
(V,.ff.l!.n,J. sb..,-5flf V.!.il,.,-.k- ,.f
. " '
Stanly.
... ,0,i. f i i . ,
, V' -
four.d in ' abarrus c.onntv whu-li
. weighed M-venty-cight iK.unds." 'I he
;.'ve quotation ajp-.vd in The.
Nashville American. Nov. x7. inst.
. . .
' " 11 ' 11 . .i irh, jm-.i'i.- v
.i. n .. .
i in- i ui ire uni; in-. nn.ft.
; .... ... . , . ..
' vevM;l give an a.vount of tins
next wees. hthtors.
ir.mn.
ii-.s Anna Lentz is sick with th
next week.-Kdi tor. 1
fver.
ryhm j . ;) (
..;,.::,..
Mr. James Moo.se, v'..o lias been
sick forsev nal v.ces is improving, j
Our fanners are all done seeding!
and are busy hauling their cotton to j
market.
There will be communion services
at Bethel Reformed church next
Sunday, conducted by the pastor,
llv. C. 15. Heller.
' '1 he farmers in this section are not
behind the times. They have a ivg-'
.,1.,ro,-.r.,5v...l Mlio.-... uhle!. ,....tJ
everv two weeks at this '-burgh."
The missionary sale at. P.ethel be-
e i i i fri..
lornieu cnu.eii ns :i sm;ees.
noceeds amounted to sr.-.CS. One
feature of the sale was
the various
... ... i-i ..ii
Kiiid or eaKes w men was oaKeu nv
the ladies lor the occasion.
Mis
Anna Lentz's cake brought the most,
hich was fl.)!.
II. W.
Ml. IM ns..m.
Miss (Jarrie Fliid, of Winston, is
viciting Miss Jennie Skcen.
Miss Alice Freesc, of Salisbury, is
visiting the Misses blackwelder. j
: ..." -
' U '" r""rilUi
f a lt) v;,it to h. aul!t, Mrs.
: (.awford, of Salisbury. Miss Nona:
' '
r l ..,.1 .. ....... .t . Mio -i-.-
v .......... ... ..v ;
and will spend some tune m Mt. mont LegislatuiH1. rA coast
Pleasant. ; ing- steamer with (.K0 natives on
Married, in Xo. s Township, on board" has been lost oft the
December (", lS-Ss, at the residence
cf Mrs. Margaret Fisher, by b'ev.
, , . . i p ,
i am a. i.arnnger, . i. . n. i mi
and Miss -flattie Fisher
We wish.
them much happiness.
On last Thursday Pov. David;
Alston (col.) delivered his annual
ti.Xjd
Thanksgiving .sermon
elevated point on
; I his time
it was principally
.,0lities.
1
nun her of line hogs have been
ipti ui and some to sp;i
Wl, .. U t.,. .r... i.l.. .,li n eilli
! ,.i 1 1. fvn,...,ll n-nnrnni
I ii'.iin.i i,iet. j ...i i ic v.-1 u 'h 1 1 ii . ii v vii
- "
' week the ladies of Holy Trinity
j Church procured and fitted to his
ir,'
; ' 1r ' " V -;V" ' J, .
l'!... 1...1 h.c. v. ,..n t tev nml. - r -
IfiWJ L III." HIUii.. .
I take to do anything tlnv general iy
; - 9 n
(.si'ccecu. iy
j CHILalcLLLED.
Another child knled by the 113 of j
or-kt'p piveii in ihe fona of Sooth -
- 1 ... . 1 1...-'
O0...I. ui .LA,X,ei;tl.. , .
-
HEWS OF THE WEEK.
Boiled jnown Iiiterextlusr New and
Teleerapb'e Oispatches from
all 1'arU of the World.
XOYfeMBKK 29.
The President and Mrs.
Cleveland attended church on
Thanksgiving and dined at
Oak View. A Socialist out
break is . feared in Belgium.
A boy in London, wishing to
imitate the White Chapel
fiend, hewed another boy to
pieces. -
Father Mahme, of
New York, lias been fiilenced
for sympathizing with Dr.
McUlynn. -The jute ki-
gini; trust is &oin; to pieces.
A condemned murderer
was released from jail in
Wytheville, Va.,- by a party
of masked men.
.novi:mi5t:i: ?0.
Atlanta offers $7."),o:)() and a
' lwiilil Jin ciln Pur flio Sirn t burn
rs. iirmv oinrpr. cm m
I - - - - i i
; salary, makes an assignment. ;
? A Duitlin county negro!
S('lo1 teacher has been turned ; -r-HE fax's are due and must be
; oft' for voting The Democratic: I I paid at once. The time, when
. , " , , (i,, in.... ...t ' i l . i ! .i, , .i
.ticket.- Sevcmteen boxes ()f tli5 tJem nt of St.t and henoo
, . . Xt tl niont-ys must be p:iid, is near at
!v?n peas weivshiportiiji,.,,.,!. IlemomWr. the law cou.nelfe
trom JNevv Jierne tills week.
The IMehmond and Dan-
'i-ill,. T..il;.,..,,l will lmil.l o
branch road from High Point
High Point!
-The Irish 1
A v 1, l,i.
, ' i ... , " ' ,
jnno i-urcnase ini nas passed
i the English House of Com
; niii V.Iulwut l1,-,! ..r
-Bishop Ooxe,
: -n' a- i i
- . vw l oik, preuciit s ii s riiioii
I condemning otn ilepllhlicans
isind Democrats for enrrvimr
Li,a..f:,w ,r
.tj.o!,: , h '1 1,K 1 A
i Micliigan lady is awarded a
tjudument for .),(Mi() against
.v. ' ,.fi,f , i,,.,. r..i,-.,. i. i..,.-
j,v th(1 Supremp court of that
I lit rniiili n tlx L i.i i iiui -i it icl
state. Florida refugees are
, indignant at not vet being;
' i . , S
ui.o.irii n n imu mim-.
(i.lt.n,t li.o. .1 i..,r,.fwl in ;
in' 1 mi.-- 'vn mih-.v-h jir
: Ulpnl 'iiv nmntv 'mil hvpiv.v
. A llegt an. countv .inl nt p.u -
; nons are oeing maoe io mine
It.
ii:ci::.iiu:i: 1. !
The Anarchists of Chicago'
j are perfecting their organiza
i tion, and trouble mav be ex-
oeciei.
Kngland and (xer -
1 ninn v :it lore.i ho:ids iibont :!lWr,v:iv'.
the colonization of Zanzirba.
The murderer of Philbeck
J'Mi arrested. A. L.
Williams, Mar loure mail:
carrier, was sljot and killed !
by a highway-man, and the ;
niail robbed of sioo.
0 I
1IC EM HE1! 2.
Congiessman Oats, of Ala-i
liama, favors the disfranchise
nieilt of Southern negroes.
TllO CollSt j tlltiontll
I Amendment was
eai'l'lOd 111
; this State bv Jr2,r(S majority
n .itni..l.. v- nw.mlu.r i".f
...
! he rjligi istl House of Commons Kve 11CI.0S? nmreor less adjoin-
: was , -ailed bv name bv rh&jir.j' the lands of S. afford
i Si... '.u-o:- mul lixiiipf ol r: . t-o
"..I 1 i" 1.".. ii,
: wiinuow lor i-jj-i : m ug iik
government leaders with eon -
j Hiving ar a oisnonoraoie rriCK.
i . I - IT . 1
1 UI- VU i II li
jMnjieror s
health N giving him mmvi i
! trouble. The negro. arrested
1 for the murder of .lames Phil-'
beck confesses to laving com-j
jmittcd three burglaries and;
inn attempt to wreck a train on;
I the Carolina Central Railroad.
I !".(.' KM I'.Klt
Prookl vn
The
street-car
strike carried 1-1 miles of rail-
;wav. 1 lie woiuan stillra.o-i
. . . j.- ji . ..
imi urn ;i uii'- in .u in im- i ci
coast of Jndia.-
A lifetime
convict has committed suicide
in the Coiineticut State prison.
ill nil V'i'jmviii.iii i.iiiiv
, jinc niak(l (.enrro i)oan
schooner, the lirst of the kind,
has been launched at a Maine
port. The jubilee of tin
A nstrian Emperor is being eel-1
and Silver Watches ;
made a coiner on liutter and
j the price up 30 per cent in o j
1 MM. . 11.. 1. 1 - I
Ui vs. i ne m oo ivi n 1:1,1 ini-1
. 1,. Ve nirsented the An -
last week after beinir open sev
en weeks.- An Ex-Chief
Justice of Utah died recently
. - - -
,Jno. Pallev, of (ircenville, s-
;C, shot his brother and broth-
'
been arrested in. Chieniro for
. -'" .cliv-oi.i x.m v....v . - :
-Lier-f oline, of
- - , 11.
M'na!.weii .uMuum R""pfirilv new
verinechilbjvtheU. S. Gov- euU ne'' .
ernment for saving a woman r
from drowning in Charleston,!
1 (j.- France wants the i
1 . . , . j. t 1
Business locals.
ETEPwSON'S GALLEIlY Is
the place to ffet the tiutst Pho-
togrfiphs. Ferrotypes. Crayon and
Oil Portraits, ov tbfi very best copy
ing done. Call and see specimens.
ALL persons wanting cane Peed
threshed, will find it to their
;i...i t
uAUft o, wij.j. nv.iaj, jcv, j v
SHUT DOWN.
C WILL stop my mills on the 15th .
! oi . Deer niber for n mdimifed j
tir.ne. Customers will note the fact
and not bo disnpnoiiited.
li. M.. Black wfleee.
DR. R. P. BESSENT
IS NOW in h"s office in Cor cord,
where ho would lie pleased to fp
at once a!l who wish Li professional
services; also all who are iudobtful
to him for work already done. t8.
I A fVrYVVV VI i
1. V. J VXJaS IN Ult ,
TATLOE.
LADIES i.ud Gents' own mitu:l
cut. and made, to lit. Alterinjr,
clraninjj and repaiiiiii; neatly done,
t... " t .u... v. .ui
lu'uiii m ri j unv.tii n ji ur oi Ui t.
- - l) cj
1AA 1 A 1 rjlvo.
I nnr t)adveitise the property for
j tilX0s ii:tt;1' tlj.stT0f J;",,mr.v. ISS'J.
n si-PitorsT, Shenil.
rNOOK STOVES, H EATING
Stoves, Grates. It yen want
i to buy a Cook Stove or IIntnr
istovf. und see York & Wh.Ih
! worth. They have reedved n C-.'v
Loail
: Tl... .1. i"..x Lx t'
4 uic uurini; iue wsi suives lor
; j ,Ij011pV ,.vt3V brought to this
. i loee. nethfi- yon want to buv
; ,.ooS? ovp or ""N .u'o and examine
; their New South Stove. They will
sell you a -ood No. 7 Steve for 10,
I with the ware.
cotton mai;ivi:t.
Corrected weekly by
i. r. can:ont.
funeii
Low JriJJlilJ
7H
9i
91
Middling . .
Good MiJ.llinjr
P-JODl'C i; 5) AKKET.
Coneeted weekly by
LOVE, EOST .: FIXE.
Bacon, r
,.i u
1 Hllik llle:.t siJt.8
ffittl'
: CornT"..'.'
i J-W
5J
73
ljT:"';--
M;; "r;;
iva,' . . . . . .
()ats
Tallow,
Salt...!
)"(' 70
a WT1??; v.
As aoininistrator of John J. Ab-
I i.ni .lj.,..!....! T ii!t toll o r.:ii,!i
khIp coin I. lii-via.. "In iv.-. in Pnncnril tin
. tirsL Monday in Jar. "89. for assets to
; ly debts of said dea-eased, a valu -
i able tract of land, contaumirr six v -
VTOodman, ianu T. Alusou audi
i jiiiui.i. j.u iijn ui nii.ir,
iini'. third rush. b:.!;vnrfi of iinrehasii i
( money to bo secnunl by good notel
... L . - - 1 .4 1.1,.
, " rl
F. Davis Buumly,
AJmr. of J. J. Allison, deed.
Anir. 31, 1S8S. it.
CHAMPION
) f !
I still keep on hand a s;tock of j
: Champion Mowr llepairs. My
' old eustomers will find meat the old j
i stand, Allison's corner. '
! i.l-tf C. P. "WHITE.
! "We have a big stock of Christmas Goods,, and - ask all to
, ii i, Jin " t. " ' 'D - v' -- "J.
: (iX!UT1ine 0(U- stock before making vour selections, as we have
big stock to select from.
Largest
! rt. have ever had. and
i inr: nCK or f:oi.f) IR'S. PFA'CILS. (HIAPMS. Sl
Lace Pins, Ear Drops, Bracelets,
Hair Ornaments, Diamonds.
Silverware of oil X'vincls.
liful Silver Tea Set for
Good Castor for J-50,
Line of,
U0.VD SCI!, IF PLYS,
i BIG LLXE OF GUFF
,
j Largest Stock of Spe-datiex
' ' .V0 doil'tfoH
We
! girl that will call and get one.
tv-. - 44.Mir w-fsluvi't'-wincl "Waterburv.. something
i i;ii t inn iw r-1-1-
Concord, N..
L
IE!
New Goods
OX ALMOST EVERY TRAIN.
And you might as well try to stop
a 'Cyclone" as io ston rufon-,..,
ironi 5;0ipg to t!io
"mm store."
cause there the Ladies find a
F'acs
complete hue oi
ICrsss food's
(WITH TBIlfHINGS TO M.VTCH)
and at the most reasonable prices of
ANY HOUSE IN TOWN.
The nif n en find Jeans and Gassi-
meres, Hats and Caps, and SUCH a
! stock of Boots ard Shoes.
Corns and See,
llcny up, only a little of that
'"TICK COFFEE" left. nd nnr
i NEW. ORLEANS MOLASSES.
new crop, cheapest ever sold iu
Concord.
BELL & SIMS,
Agents.
.IlEGULATORS OP PRICES.
COOK & IIEATINC
STOVES !
THE
Are the heaviest and lest Stoves
that you ran buy, and I am
selling them cheaper
than ever before.
A Good No. 7 Cook Stove
Fob $9.99.
. FIRE CLAY FLUE PIPE,
for building flues, makes the safest
and b;st Hue, and is .
cheaper than brick.
HOME MADE TINWAKE, .POT
AVAHE, STOVE PIPE, STOVE
SELS, STOVE POL
IOSIS j ISH, FIRE-PLACE
l GHATES,
TIN FOR VALLEYS, &C, &C.
m u eta
7
A Specialty
TT.wn ArTlV.
jSaddles & Harness,
7
ir.i.ln nf Ilia l.iol .'V.,l-.rT TT...
iws.s T.i'.-it lif-r. il mi- mrn moniirni..
ture. kent on barui mirl snlii rlionn
l TTf.rlioef Hocl. v.vtj.o ti
' ,
Hles.
I Come
Come and see me.
W. J. HILL.
CONCORD, N. C.
F0H SALE 15Y -
Cannons & Fetzer
Stock of
at prices lower than ever.
$lo. 00.
and lois of other things:
Genta' Xmolxy
SHIRT BUTTONS, JXB
py COLLAR BUTTONS'.
,
ill town. Can Slllt
fo !ire US a CCdL
.FREE . every litll,
any one,.
little bov and!
- vi- - o-
. .
ftfv' A '
CM Main St
ill
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wsrtjs-ai: ..v..-"-. -tti - . .
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