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SH55? : THE STAIDiBD. Ffiiiuy, January 11, 1SS9. Jas. P. Cook, Editors aud B. E Harms, J Proprietors. OSE YEAR OLD. , To-day The Standard celebrates in a quiet way the first anniversary , of its tilth just one year old. In making this journey, through storm and sunshine, we have experienced a number of changes. These you, lciud readers, have noticed. Our ."Patent-Outside" ao much hated, and gent-rally abused has ' bean discarded, our measurement is 32 columns instead of US a growth .of four; a constantly increasing cir culation smiles upon our efforts; and weekly visits to a widening territory encourage us. Ih-.e and many other changes make us proud, but iu our rejoicing w e remember that much of our success is due to the kind works and substantial encour agement of well-wishing friends. We make no promises for our jour ney through Vol. II, but, as iu the past, we will endeavor to merit the kind words and continued support of those who have stood by us, to gether with those who join us daily. To its many patrons who have liberally and constantly contributed their support to the enterprise. The Standard teullers its sincerest thanks, renewing its heartiest wishes for every reader. TWO t EM'S Al IKtX. Each citizen of this State is now paying the modest sum of two cents per annum for the support of our j disabled Confederate soldiers,and the j 'pjie colored Catholics of the U. widows of those who were killed, fc their convention in Wash ,Surely we have reason to concratu- j itou citv last week. Father Tal late ourselves upon our magnificent j t0n, colored, the only colored priest gratitude so munificently expressed! j in this country, conducted the sjI This is a grand return for such J enm yi(rx nmss. Quite a number of noble services. -Disrobing the sub ject of any sentiment and looking at the cold bare facts, we find that we are paying a mere pittance for ser vices which must have required a sacrifice on the part of each soldier. of several hundred dollars a year ; for his time alone would le Worth that, aud besides this, his wif eand kindred at Lome weiv struggling for an existence and undergoing nutold hardships which might have been averted by his presence, and his pro perty was going to ruin for lack of his attention. In addition to this immediate sacrifice, each disabled soldier has been at a disadvantage "ever since, ana lias been exciutleJ from many remunerative occupa tions by the loss of an arm, a hand a leg or something of the kind; and this aione nas uepnveu mm ot htiuui-cusi of dollars. Two cents a year for such services ! Two cents a year in return for those sacrifices which were cheerfully made to save our houses and to preserve State sovereignty, which we considered a priceless boo-.! guaranteed to us by the constitution ofour forefathers ! Two cents a year for those sacrifice, for that courage and endurance which helped to make the Confederal .' arm v t he won der of the world ; for mankind stood aghast tosee our patriotic sold iers fighting against such fearful odds. Why, if a private subscrip- tion were taken up for our soldiers, there's hardly a man in the State who would give so little, and there are many who would give a hundred dollars; Our sifter State, South Carolina, is ahead of us, and Ceor- gia has established a pen-Jon system ranging from 150 to smaller sums according to the nature and severity of the wound. Let us at least triple the amount and make it 8100,000 ; Nthis will then only cost us about C cents per capita It will be verv well for the future poets to sing of the brave deed and the hcn,w.i, of ci.v,. .... r.... ... . 7 .u., nu iuu iiiftiuriaii to adore the pags of history with the record of their names and prowess. Hut it would be better still for our Legislators to increase the appropri- ation, and thus give an expression ! you Saia gives the names of the fol to our gratitude in a tangible form, j lowing person:, lost by the sinking And let it bo one worthy of its grand j of the steamer I'aris C Brown, near objetts. J Hermitage landing Saturday night : TiiKTiniivmw... As previously announcfd. neighbor, The Times, printed lat week an Industrial Lsu,. Wc ex - pected something good and credita- ble: our eA-neehiti.nw uw.. .1.,... . J realized. Mr. Sherrill deserves the thank., of every citizen of the town and run II f V for hU good work in setting forth the condition and advar.ta-es of our section. It is a source of re-ret, how - ever, that more of on r business men did not contribute to thU eiiterpri:e. hicll Will liroe of worth nuil r..l vantage ta us all. Brother, ayoII done ! The rnilit f M6:tupoI) ; Durbam Tobacco. Plant. There was being registered to-day, ; the office ofour Register of deeds, a lease of the Oxford and Chirks- ville railroad to the Richmond and " J)anville railroad for a term of nine- ty-ninc years from the 30th of Oc- . tober, 1888. The Richmond and Danville has also leaded the Oxford aud Henderson road. STANDARD KOTE9. "What a pity our curious and nervous politicians can't learn some thing about Gen.IIarrisou'e cabinet! Just wait, gentlemen; don't court trouble. Lexington, IT. C, has a new pa per. The Ledger. It is 6aihng on the waters of popular favor,so far a espousing thecou3eof no political party is concerned. There are 34 Confederate pen sioners who get $1.20 each. 1,0S3 soldiers and 2,(526 widows receive each this year $8.25. There are G10 claims which have not yet been allowed. The State Sunday School Con vention will meet in Charlotte on the 3rd and 4th of April. A call has been issued for county conven tions to be held on 22nd of Februa ry to elect delegates to the State Con vention. A little while longer! Will it be Hansom, Alexander, Waddell, or Jarvis? Who knows? It is cer tain, however, that Hansom is to have a 3uccessor in the U luted States Senate this is about all that any one knows. It is conceded t.at the negro vote iu New York, aud Indiana, :ave their tectorial votes to Mr. Harrison. Some one asks, Will the negro be represented in the Pre sident's cabinet? Xo, never! He will be then just what he is now. We are glad of it, too. the delegates kissed Cardinal Gib bon's ring just all he wanted them to do is to be supposed. The Hon. James G. Blaine, the ex-Senator from Maine, the like-to-be President in 18S4, and the chief boss of the Republic-all partv. has located himself near the White House, in Washingtcn. Mr. Harri son is iu trouble; if he fails to re cognize Jimmy's ability by giving him a place in his cabinet, Jimmy's friends will raise a row. I From Senator VanW ii 'k to Ilaw Ky.J There neve:&-'a greater piece of hynocrispUl:in this pretense of a dislike to foreigner. Yon only dis like the foreigner when he brings something to sell. When he brings in a blanket or a pair of shoes, or anything else, cheaper than yon are willing to make and sell it, then yon dtvpise the foreigner and appeal to all kino's of prejudice against him. But when the foreigner comes him self to underbid the American wurk ingnian and take the bread out of his mouth, jou welcome him with open and hypocritical embrace. That is what is universally done. And h:tlf the factories of .New England are now filled with men who are not even naturalized citizens of theUui- ted States, but who come across the j border from Canada and elsewhere and who return with the profits of ! their labors. You welcome that j foreigner when he comes in the j midst of your strikes, when y ) can - use him for the purpose of putting down ami suppressing the efforts of ; the American laborer to secure his. share in the taxation imposed in hia mime, lint wuen the foreigner ; comes svitii anything to ?ell he is hh ! "anathema maranatha," and all men ! are characterized as '-traitors'' who ; t .,r,l,nw hi. n.,wi..i;.... t ! i . . . 1 lit reason&uie price. I I.ot ly the Sinking of a Strnniwhin. ! New Oule.yxs, Jan. T. A spe- cial to the I inns-Democrat from Ha- lMr- -Miller, cabin passenger, of passenger, Vicksbnr". V.'m. Mitchell, cabin ' C!L ' lu,mPulls ? cabin i l0-'' ,,an,e 110t ci!i; W.n. ! ?luraha11' f (',ncin,iati' Uuiios cab m Ina" tlh? l,orter aml t!ie jboth of Cincinnati; das. Hani' imm ,Ull, n,an : yir, . . . . A f r. , ! night Watchmnn, of .Memjd.LS Join, ! "huv C'u.ciunati : 1 i,Tm,tl (Jl'a-V' ,iren!a" Alraiit ; Mltcht11' lotL C uicisu.a- ; " On Trlwl fur tlio Third Tii:ie. incukstkr, a., an. I'm ner Ashley itideuonr, charged with ! the m;.'rderof V. A. lir.-v, his friend, 1. ci inber, .SSI, tried twice ai.dnnd others, of Asheville. who I loiivi.-ied both times of murder in the tirst degree, sentenced to he hanged twice .Mid jrkitid aneiv trial in each case, isagainoutri.il.. A jury has been empanelled from a venire summoned f rem London comity. The last trial -was before a Shenandoah county " jury and the fi'-st . trial before a jury frpmthis count v. , STATE NEWS. . It is said that there are one or more candidates in Chatham for nearly every office in the gift of the next Legislature. Adjutant-Gen. Johnstone Jones has accepted a place on the military organization com mittee for Harrison's inaugur al. A colored woman dropped dead while leading in a sun rise prayer meeting in Craven county Christmas morning. Moral ? A negro boy in Caldwell county was driving a load of apples to market. The wagon upset and the boy was caught under it and killed. L. L. Polk has been ap pointed to go to the Paris Ex position as the North Caro lina Representative of the National Farmers Congress. A call signed by many dis tinguished physicians and citizens has been issued for a sanitary convention to assem ble at Raleigh February G, 1889. ''Umbrella Jones," of Ral eigh, who had traveled all over the State many times in pursuit of his vocation as an umbrella mender, died in Ral eigh last week. December 9, a deaf mute named Edward Harvey was killed by a locomotive while walking on the track near Jonesboro. He was an itin erant tinker from Tennessee. The Charlotte Chronicle. announces that "in a few daws I itinerant ciericm wamp it will appear in a handsome i struck the city to-day, inount .i ..r -i,-, ' ed a drviroods box, and pro- will make it the most at ti ne rirp TrniiH1 in. finiiwivir.i'i' in I the tfouth, without Hon." ... t excep- rvi, i i heChnstian bun states that , i, i . , Graham College, having secur-;l edatractofir.O acres at Mill Point, near Burlington, will! Kaleigli iSews ana unserver: be moved to that place, and ! News was received here yes llie n:iim ehnixj-ed. The work ! terday of :l decided sensation of til e college will not be inter- i-iiDtd : L iavion ov rue uivsieriotis ots- S. ltl f M t . , 'anaran of a nero -irl It is state.l that Mr. postal. ; med Jam; Kllen KvK wilo, ! Turner desires to receive the:.. , ... , . , : ' ''iiv tin ..... , ii,r- u lature for United States tor. It ha Iff! 1 M M'U Al , . : !... A t iM i 1 i.i : T',1',v":,'i'. ,V ",M,,ui ie tlie recijuent ot nns 00111-:low t;irns up mU:ih .dvA p imenr. there is strong suspicion tf AVe are :oiii2; to have ;i two neuro boys having killed common Mjse legislature. If ; her and throw n her into the is to be nuulk1 up hujrely of; river. farmers a ihV there is nothniLTi .... more rtiaracTensne ot our North Carolina farmers of in- telliirince than good hard com-j mon sense. j (Governor Scales will recom-' mend to the Legislature that : Thursday.Januaryl.be set ! apart for the inauguration, j This virtually settles the date as the Legislature will pre I sumablv conform the to Gover-'of nor's wishes. t 11 .111 . llOIl. I... .AVei'V. associate 1. . , , , ' ! ..... .1 - .! is estimated li:t lic.-ivd , ; jusnce 01 rue Mipreme i.ourti. .p v.ti. r.,i...i;,i.. i mi inriui v Miwini,:, ii,i.- liiii;-! , i, , ,r , , . j. ,. . ried Monday, Dee. :n, st I f,';V:.llfl ,llonth MuW of tllJS "" Asheville to Miss Thomas, of j 'len"al rt-'r- j it F.ver3boiy. Waynesville. daughter of Col. j Lt,n((;r Tnpit. . Ve Inve a i Horton Traveller. m. II. Thcnnas, formerly (Htd sttiVY 1() te, m S;im Tej 0n? se01vf )f Xew Yor, state ..enator. f.,iis (vel.,lor.e,M.t Fowle's ; World's iienomenal success The Committee of the Pros-' I'rkate Secretary. Several is out. It caters to the needs byterian Synod of North Car-j.ve:n s ne went to school jof its readers. It has reeently olina, which met in Ualeigh ' at lnh'y High Academy in I been publishing a list of pre Thursday. unanimously elect-j Renoir. A few weeks before "criptions for the relief of ed IJev. 'Geo, W. Fiuley, (,f I he was to leave for home it; those who "look on the wine West Virginia. State Ev'ange-'was industriously circulated when it :v.i." of those "who t. Mr. Finley was at one:ov'1' l'1' eoM.ntry that Sam j go to seek m: :.vl wine," of time a resident (if this State. ! Telfair Avanted -Jo dogs to carry j those "who tarry long at the Greensboro North taro : I t...;..i vr..v..:n ...i :i i i .i ii it-, .... .nu, uiiuacenueo to the pump at the water woi-tvs. caught on I)pe. 27th. an oner which measured 4-' ' " . 1U)ST ro ''l'01 rsuL : ; i. ! . i. . t !" not olten that otters f.11(p.,t 1,-: ..m.-. oi ikeeuy j He sold : Fork or Haw Iiivet the hide for 84. 0(1. About tAvelve thousand ! bushels of rice Avere produced I in Lenoir county this season, i mi. . . at t-i -ii imee Ti. msand onsneis were sold in Kinston. LaGrangei bought about nine thousand i mugnt ahont nine thousand ; 1 uie a c i m rio Oik thn t'..t. : is not good owing to the dry ; August and wot Seember. and had a late start. Kinston; Cor. to Xew Heme Journal. ; ....,..v,.. fi'.iu-; Tvi! : Maj. J. Y. Wilson, of Mor gan tor, and Capt. V. ft. Mc bee, superintendent of the u ef T' .na ifail- jo:iii. n.-m- r i iinicii i rori , neir i trin trv ( "?:irt:ifh? uliitltv tlin- u-Uv,:, i,!,-;,! ..t;r,..,. I road exports in a matter in ; controversy betAVeen the Can-j ndian government and tlie1 Canadian Pacific llailroad : Conipanv. This road is oyer 2,000 miles in length. Messrs. MeDoAvell, .KrAvin i ; .sued the Atlanta cc Charlotte! ! Air Line Kail road for the kill j ir.g and injury of members of tlieir f;(inil"ujs wliile return in from the Atlanta Exposition last fall a year ago, haye re covered in both the Superior and Supreme courts' and tlui'wh"I! railroad is making arrange- j door ments to pay them the $18,000, hdy. the amount of the judgments 1 Elihu A. White, the de feated Republican candidate for Congress in the First Dis trict at the late election, aspires to succeed Gov, Jar vis as Ministei to Brazil. There is considerable talk of moving Trinity College. Greensboro, Durham and Ral eigh, each want it. It has been suggested to rent the Governor's Mansion for it. Dr. R. 13. Haywood, of Ral eigh, died of paralysis, Wed nesday, January 2. He was physician to the asylum for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, and a cultured gentleman. Judge David Schenck, of Greensboro, who has been in very bad health for some time and who has been to Phila delphia for medical treatment, has returned home very much improved. Charlotte Democrat : The State Treasurer will not recom mend any increase in the rate of taxation on land for the coming fiscal year, as he thinks the increase in valuation will amply meet all the wants of the treasury under existing laws. Though there have been patented in this country 4,000 car couplers, none of which exactlv iills the bill, Mr. R. A. Ti'irniKa f tl? nlnnit lin in i ,.,i.;,.i. t.iv vented one which is inherent from any other yet and withal a model plicity. Statesville mark. invented I of sini-1 Land- 4 i A ..1 . ceeueu lo.timuv io a crown 1 of idlers about hell lire and j i uaiiuiuiioii, u ii tsKt i in iiiiviui. tobacco chewing and smoking. The reporter skinned before! tilt ,.. was passed Char-! 11,11 pit-i. v-iuii tte s;t.u. j I which has been created near; . , .i . ... . ... t- . siu, l.vfr liomimniitt .. ! "ltrl 111.!' f.llifl)r! .1 lil x .1 thoi.irht she was across t ii - river with her uncle but she New Berne Journal: It is 'contemplated by citizens of j i I,.v.. I. ..! Cltr" ..vf-iblili ! ' c,lleire in v'nr tvi (.irv on the co-operative plan. ft n.iker-iHe Democrat. is believed that a sullieient j Sheriff John V. JJnchanan, aged amount can be raised for the ! 3S years, is dead, after a long and purpose, and that a good, i extreme illness, aggravated by a practical education can be ob- j train .,f mental tr mbles arising out tained at not extveding sixtv!,,t ih. l a.. i.itt,.p .m.i x ;t,1,1..v,MvC dollars per annum. Becaust tlie abundance mndance of game, ; d alllkimis ot lish. 1 oysters an in the ininiedhite vieinitv. it I , - V V ? e furnished at less than four i iionie Avitu mm ami that ii.j,cup. would give SO for every do hr,,,! to Lenoir on a certain (J:!V - ()n lhe (lav 1);if(re the ;tPiV set for the dogs to come . . to to aw. S;iti wont home, full of degree. Next day Lenoir Avas nrP,togs of high and Ioav snl.ts dogs were here Avith sti-jn rs aroui d their necks and i freouent iiKiniries Avere niadeitbe pregnant hinges of his tuv "Mr. Telfair." But he ' Intd gone Avithout his dogs. j a-..n i KnMAe cr YwMIIC IjRlly a Soilth fii:KEN-vn.LE, S. C, -'an. 2. Last ; . . .... evening .Miss canine Jleldman. t he dull3. aml only ehiUl of fi IIeldum u ( 1 , znV bn,kw from . !er falher s 1 eorjje . in citi- s house l ami ran several oiocks anu suppeu j softly in Keedy rier, evading all .. .i i ii i i i i ' persons wl.'o were in elust- pursuit of "... If.. 1 1 II n ! i 1,01 l;OU m-,n,,mi ,iiUr an liour later i lost to l: ba:iK ami i in wsiti-r ?n 1 1 1 1 1-! ' . , sue conii have put her head b;.'ve- ii In ri--iiii i She suddenly became insane a few ' weeks a-o while making the thud ' n,,,,t f. l.- I,:,;,-;,,, i prominent : vm.t ut.orn.y of tbi, city, and lias lievn lic.-t in ner home I 1.V ;ir parents e-.er . While purging h,-r hi wl vveiitii: r father, wlio is an ok V through jii ., , . . , . - , rai:roau tvesUo ne was crying tne liver i-.n and hroke ::;! of lii rii.s 1 v . i -i iiij ir- j ed. lie had iceu h;i:vlv carried in- i i i.;, i, ,. t ,. ., , ,. I ' . the Miier p.-.rTv nv,i !ud t !, wirli liij A. .r ' i-i- i ' vitl, lm daughters htele 1 -Miss Ilcidmaii was sibout 2.1 ! yars old LATEST BY TELCGBAFjH. Excitement In Vicltabnrg-. New Orleans, Jan. 7. A spe cial to the Picayune from Vicks burg, Mi83., save: There was con siderable excitement in this city during yesterday over expected trou ble at Areola, ' Vashington county, Miss. Several negroes were arrested there some days ago charged with burning Col. Taxton's residence. It was stated by one of the negroes that the plot was made to murder the family also. The latter part of the programme, however, was not carri ed out-- It is stated that the prison ers succeeded in making their es cape. The cause of the excitement is that the mgroes in that vicinity have assembled in considerable num bers and threaten vengeance. About fifty Winchester rifles were sent from this place to Areola yesterday morn ing. A traiti was held in readiness all day yesterday and on receipt of the first news of danger, the South rons, under the command of Capt. Searle, will leave for that point. Railway Wrcrk. New Orleaxs, Jan. 7. A Tinier Democrat special from Brookhaven, Miss., says: The south bound pas senger train on the Illinois Central railway was wrecked last evening at Cedar Hill switch, two miles south of here. The train, while going at the rate of thirty milei an hour ran into an open switch, telescoped a ... . ' 1 ox cnr 'oaei with lumber and completely wrecked the engine. The baggage car, mail car, smoker, la Jie' car aud sleeper were all derail ed. The smoker was turned bottom up. The mail, baggage, and ladies' cars were thrown at right angles Engineer Jarvis ...... and the negro fireman were badly i. .i. i .t i .- .1 Miuivi'ii nil atiu suiuvw u-ii uruir.eu and on? or two passengers describe ,.,. -,..-. i- t., ..,. i n t wi " ,v S.IV the fact that no one was i i k J'.edjs siniply n.iraculou?. I'urle Sam H.iJmi? e Sheet Washington-, Jan. 2. The debt .-...,......, .1.,.. -k....., .i. . , . . , " . f crease in the debtdtirmir Dec. of . . ?H,40, OS ; decrease since June 30, l,533f3!i Co ; total cash in the r.-,.i..-v yfiir. r.m 07 r..-w.i t . iters oiit.faiitlimr. .34;.fiSl A)'. i : I tivlil (l.,r tT.. I ..1.. ,.ill.-t,ll,.i;rr -tO : ' ii. 1, 11, 1 e 1 -i i. V 1 ; cert.fcatescf deports out - standing, 102,500,000 : fractio:ial cuntijcy,uu(stai:ding(ks amount ts tima'tvl as lost or destroy d), $;,'.) U), " i i -t T ; tot ii inieiv.it bearing debt, ?!i 41,041 ,052; total debt of all kinds, l,CdVJ,3?l -J?; tlebt lose credit items, s!,131.0;;2,257 0V. A "njii:jaij:i or Vilujxrstion Iill! a (aooil Man. ...j....w. campaign, leading to his dat bv ; .ntatil . . and t reach eiy, u hich combimilion of adverse ci:- .mst-i'irixs pomnl.-t.-l v 1 "ln't-llf (m1"LU '.v btf.led the most skillful treatment of tlie tloc- Philadelpliia Keeord. One by one the great and good Ivopublieans of this j country hie them to Indian- aj.olis, but Dudley scorns to seek the sunshine of Harrison's presence. He will not "crook knee," not he ! That is, not in Indianapolis, j And always have a botlle of Ackr-s j English liemedy in the house. You Cr. lin it leu now soon Uroup lnay . j i. - K"i"e youi iui;e ooh, or a diii cr .' eouir'i may fast-n itself nr,o:i vru. One dose is a preventive and a few doses a positive rule. AU Throat and Lnnc; trouble yiek. to its treat ment. A sample botlle is given jou free and the Itemed - yuarauteed by N. D. Fetzer. A HEALTY GROWTH. 1 people i Acker's Blood Elixir has gnined tirm hold on the American mill i fli'l'iinw K1 ti r u i-. i . i. ,v v ; . "7 . r l I ti ilil Ullll I I II L I II I ill 1( 'II S, J I IS H 1 positive euvf for all Blood and Skin f lln "S. ! teed and sold bv N. I. Fetzer. j - TTOf FSilT-T A fQV J g FislieF, i ; ' T '.I 1 T." ; l T.i. . 1 i.. . r iMier, sruHiumu anu aireni i of -i. S. Fi.-her, havin-r filed iiis petition i iwfoiv ir.?, ns a Just ice of the Peace, to; !-ea uometeai isuu o,,aim set f psrt : i'-.r J. I-iMier and fmiiv in t!:e ln.u.-e .i nx in Concord. N. ( known ax the l-onie an.1 re.-udence of J. j5. Fifier, and j i mvma: appomica . Ji. Lore, A. i,:ov. u uiiii it. ii. '. An tiey Ai-aMita . Al!!ra'sors to lay cut acd set apsrt a; ilomt'.-U-id ior j. S. Fis!;er and family in i lU'll.T.T !J1J I'll. j All t!ie creditors of J. S. Fisher arc, tiereliy nolili.ed that said petition wiil ee.. 1 Mrl at my office in Concor.1 on Satar-i. u,e 0lh day of Jidv, it's!). .1. r. AVlLLil ()Ki), J. P i 1 Concord, V., January 4, lt'S'j. J- TO THE rem m We have added a line of full to our stock. EVERY THING', besides being new, was bought at the lowest cash prices, and ire guar antee to sell you as cheap, and many tilings cheaper, than you can buy elsewhere Our rule is to buy in large quantities and pay the cash dawn, as soon as they come in the house, murk t!i,em at small profit, and sell for CASH WE G IT A II A TEE PKIECS ON SALT, SIIIItTIXG AND PLAIDL, TO BE AS LOW AT THE LOWEST. TO THE I'D '1 O r. wholesale business has been very successful, ami "we t:v""; o:ir friends and eusto ... . .. r. i-;.i i,. .. ; '-i-ir' iN- iit ""iuM 01 en- 1 courajri,niont . anrt iberal or. ders. Our stock is larrer than ever, and our til Save time and trouble I or dering your goods when yon can do as well in Concord. WE OFFER: 7 Cur Load Kerosejtc Oil, 1" " White Rose Flour, )0 Barrels ofXugur, 2d Sacks of Coffee, 2o Cases of Pot a si, 100 11 Canned Goods, 0 IJo.vesnf Tobacco, oO Thousand Cigareits, 250 Legs' of Pou'der. loO Pugs of Shot, oO Case" of .Hatches, 100,000 Paper Sacks, $-c- AVe have the Agency for the Itanium liniloi! Oil fn I7U11I11IU1V UHltt'vl UII XJVtJ and keep all grades of Oil in stock. ALSO TIIK AGl'XCY FOIi Lafiin & Raiul Povdei co's CcWd ft lit When in Concord, Avill be jdeased to have you call. mm 5 V t) i '- "s i z' -- n i b J5TS1 hp 1 M, Sues d kk I! PITT Jewelers & Opticians. Have Watch movements made specially fov ihcjnsclccs with name on plate and dial which th ey war- ' rant to give entire satisfaction. )-(o)-( Fine Watoliwcrk a Specialty. A LA AGE AND VARIED STOCK OF SPECTRCLES. Don't fail to give them a call when wanting any thin t in their line. " LI"V"IL1B"Y" STABELS. (ON EAST DEPOr ST1IEET.) We have tlie to suit any and every one. H F0U DRIVES WEDDIXGs, FUNERALS AND FOR ALL SALE AND FEED Visitors ami Drovers will find an immr use building, a good, safe and convenient place for their stock. JCST TERMS TO SUIT THE TIMES. nr; Pgw Goods OX ALMOST EVERY TRAIN. And you might as well try to stop a '( Jyeioi.e" as to stop customers from t tao- "Fili'S STOilE" Because there the Ladies find a complete line of (WITH TRIMMINGS TO MATCH) and at the most reasonable prices of ANY HOUSE IN TOWN. The c.(n con find Jeans and Cassi meres, Hats and Cup?, and SUCH a stock of Boots aru bhoes. ITnrry un, only a liftle of that "TICK COFFEE" left, and our NEW ORLE.NS MOLASSES, new crop, cheapest ever sold iu Concord. BELL & SIMS, ItEGULATORS OF PKICES. e news ii mmi CHAPvLESTOX, S. C. The leadinsr Dai y of the South Atlanfic States Takes all tl.p Associated Press Re ports Soecial TeUirrapliic Cor respoudenee fiom Wasliintr n, New York and other cities ..... Complete Telegraphic Cotton and Provis ion Maiket Ue poi t. EIGHT PAGES. TEN DOLLARS A VEAr. Sio. THE WEEKLY NEWS. A Twelve Pajre Family Puper. Coiitftiiiinsr all the Foreign, Do-niff-tie, State ai d City news and the io'lowi- i? Speeialtis : Cl tjiee Sfo ', Chess Ciuoiiele, Agricultuml Df partmeut. The Best WVeltly Fa.nilv Xevvs-p-ip'-r Pub'islied ai.ywhre for C)HMi!:itioi, ja the South. Gl. om: r-oii.AR a vu. ?.. St. THE SUNDAY NEWS. An rhj.-ht. V:trx? T'ai'y and Fami'-'i r.M-.r-v Comb'iucd. i Each number contain- tho 1;tAsK i i i, : .i l 'ii l , Vi I CLoiee Ficiioii. pi.rtmeiit, and Topic-.;. T ..,.. l.:.. vi,. . .. i c -i", .. a, Ml rr:;ro : " p'c;:il l.. !:- U' - i iriiidt-i o:i Soci.'-ji Si SO I)07.1.Ar:S A I OR TBS IKE NJVS A COURIER CO, I 8 Sexrlic.Jtfarhlnr ) mie in an pan, byl io i one tabliib ,'p.mg oar macbinnX II I ft I . nun. ma pwp. utt H .IhMn. will Mod free loons psrw m carb. lora?li)r,ib .err beu Mwlne-machlM . i I'hT Mr,,-Wt attacbmcaia. 1 , Hn,i i rre a con. pl.t a Mica ot ni tom and .m.ki. tianplea. la retnra wa tmk that 70a r - " km, 10 moaa wba i mar 1 at your homa, an4 after it I m your own pmpt-nr. Thia rrol macbina a naocanar lit Kinirr aataata. Wbtcbbaaraaonl-. Itefoaapdtaata t.1!':': ". and bow aalla fcr "tui marhuw m to world, .ill t iw cii Who w:, TT Pwh.!:, ol ILL AM j. Meete all trains sni goes to any part of town for passengers. PUBLIC GATHERING S, AND EVERY OCCASION, OUR AND BUGGIES, HACKS, Etc., SURPASS ANYTHING EVER I N I OWN. COOK t IIEATIXC S 70VES? )- -( THE SHI m Ml Are the heaviest and Lest Stoves that you can. buy, and I am tel!ii); them "cheaper than ever before. A Good Xo. 7 Cook Stovk Foi: 0.99. FIRE CLAY FLUE PIPE, for buihlins tines, makes tlie safest and b"st nue, and is cheaper than brick. HOME MADE TINWARE. POT WAKE. STOVE PIPE, STOVE HE PA RS. STOVE ES SE LS. STOVE POL ISH, FIRE-PLACE GRATES, TIN FOR VALLEYS, &C, AC. PR A Specialty. IIAXJ) MADE SaiMIes & Harness, fadr of the best Oak-Tanned Har ut ss Leather, ot my own mamjfae ture, kept on hand and sold cheap. Highest Cash prices paid for Hides. Come and see me. W. J. HILL- CONCORD, N. C. FUMiTURE CHEAP FCR CASH AT M. E. CASTOR'S ?0 . on 17 11 u U km, IIO 4 a I) F, COFFINS. ALL KINDS v curein ,xt i,uiaia i. T !. nt sell fcr cost, but ft.r o sm-dl fridir. uie tid rsiiidne nty Jf;e of g-;id. Oid fcrr.jture icpaired. 32 51. E. CASTOR. CHAMPION iI8:-:IPlS. ) ( I Kiill keep ou h vA a f tech of i cuKtcmwa y i, hmi mcut. tlm old fcttiin, AKiWr comer. TmiTTk pa nil ilU MUM Bono I
The Standard (Concord, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Jan. 11, 1889, edition 1
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