i- ii T-r--n
HI.OOl) OX THE .1IOO.V.
))I1 Vim Tver Hoar ihe I.Ike of 11?
A (fair lttw -'! Two IreitrhrrM(or l'urt
Mill.
The Fort Mill News says :
The long and unpleasant dis
cussion which has continued
between Iters. Hurley and Alc
Manaway was brought to a
crisis last Monday when tight
was proposed. During the
entire length of the discussion
a great deal of bitterness has
existed on both sides, but this
has been suppessed as far as
possible, but the jnatter began
to assume an open serious air
when liew McManaway in a
card in the News of last week's
issue denounced as liars a com
mit tee who claimed to have
investigated the charges by
him against Rev. Harley and
"iouud them false."
Mr Harley was away on the
date of issue of the paper, but
returned Sunday and after
reading the card in the News
became so enragedf that Suns
day night af terservice he arose
and read the card to the con
gregation, and after savagely
eommenting.upon it, then and
there, publicly branded Rev.
McManaway as a "sneaking
scoundrel, liar, and coward''
Mr Harley further said that
Mr McManaway had sneaked
oil that (Sunday) afternoon,
and threatened to have him
arrested and brought back.
Mr Ilarleydenied.that he had
been arraigned before the
Methodist Conference on any
charge, as was accused by Rev
McManaway, and referred his
congregation to several promi
nent ministers and presiding
elders with request that they
write to them in order to sub
stantiate what he said. This
drama progresses very interest
ingly.
But in the next act Rev.
McManaway appeaid upon the
scene, not having gone to Char,
lotte, as was supposed. Hav
ing heard of the manner in
which Mr Harley had used
him the previous night, he ap
peared at the gate of Mr Har
ley' s residence, and calling
his opponent out, in turn pour
ed a shower of unbecoming
epithets such as hid been giv
en the previous night and chal
lenged Air Harley for a fight
on the ground. Jiut the latter
will have recourse to law as
plan of action, and whether
the matter will be carried any
further or not we do not know.
Several propositions of a com
promising nature have been
found satisfactory to both par
ties. The News has endeavored to
stat-the facts devoid of par
iality, and the above facts are
we have heard them, and just as
just as they occurred, In the
m antime we eagerly wait de
velopments. f! THE TKI E SITIATIOX.
St--.esvi.le Landmark.
The tickets among which the
people of North Carolina are to
e'ioose this year are now made up,
r.-.J there are four of them: Demo
t ratic, Republican, Prohibition aud
IVople's. Either the Democratic or
Republican ticket will be elected.
Neither the Prohibition nor the
People'a party can carry a county in
the State. The reader ia invited to
take note of this prophecy and com
pare it with the election returns in
November. With some little or
port : : .y for observation and with
E':::i. j.a'ans for formiLg an intclli
gent opinion, the Landmrak repeats
this statement and stakes its judge
ment upon it, that neither the Peo
pie's party cor the Prohibition
party will carry so much a one
county in November. They may
turn the scale m some of the conn
ties as between the two great parties,
bnt they can do no more.
Practically, then, the question for
each voter to determine for himself
is whether he wants Mr. Carr of
Judge Furches for Governor
whether he prefers a Democratic or
a Republican government in North
Carolina during the four years dat
ing from January next. Every man
who has heretofore been a Demo
crat, who voteB this year for Exum
or tor Templeton, is, by with
drawing his vote from Carr, contrix
bnting jnst so much to the election
of Fnrches. To carry out the par
ale, every man who has heretofore
been a Republican, who this year
Totes the .People's or the Prohibition
ticket, is contributing just so much
to the election of Carr. We all
know, however, that when the test
cornea few Republicans will be found
voting for any other than the party's
nominees. How many Democrats,
when they see the case as it is, will
be foand voting against theirs?
Upon the basis of the vote of
$88, the I033 of an average of 100
yotes to the country to thM;;nccrat
ic party v ill muke the Stata very
ch e ; ftc lo;-.- of IH vill gi re it
to the Republicans. Each man c;vn
tun we r for himself -.vjie'lieror not he
wants to be ini-'t'iMuital in bringing
this result aboat. It has been six
t.n ears since Vance was elected
Governor and all the department of
the State government passed into the
hut.ds of the Democrats. The peo
ple know whethor or not their al
of it his been vise and economical
and whether or not under it life has
been safe and property rights si cur
ed. A system of lws and practices
which it was thought .vouhl l;.st
conserve, the interests of the people
ha3 been established an maintaned
and the people will be called upon
in November to decide whether or
not this fabric shall be.torn down and
in its place be reared a system oi
laws and practices formulated by the I
Republican party. We speak of a
change throughout as following upon
the election of the Republican State
ticket, because we assume that its
election will carry the Legislature
with it.
Vh, Wlint a louli.
Will ycu heed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the approach of
that more terrible disease Consump
tion. Ask yourselves if you can af
ford for the sake of saving 50c, to
run t!.e risk and do nothing for it.
Wo know from experience that Shil
oL's Cure will euro yonr cough . It
never fails " This explains why mere
tt.an a million Pottles were sold the
past yar. It relieves croup and
whooping couch at once. Mothers,
do no., be without it. For lame
buck, ride or chest use Shiloh's Po
rous Plaster. Sold at Fetzer's
Drue JStore.
TheVcrnioul Election.
Rutland, Yt., Sept. l'. Complete
election returns show that, compared
with the vote in 18SS, the Republi
cans suffered a loss of 9,2G2, the
Democrats a loss of 1 the Prohibi
tionists made a gain of 278.
Pure blood is what oils the' mas
chmery of life, eases every move.,
merit of tho body, removes stiffness
of the joints, drives out pain from
the nervep, ctimulates the brain
protects the liver a d kidneys from
irritation, enables physical exertion
without fatigue, plolongs life, and
makes men and women perfect in
health and feature. Good blood
and good brain are inseparable. Aim
to keep the blood pure by usinp the
only true blood remedy, B. B. B
(Potanic Blood Balm:
Miss S. Tomlinson, Atlanta, Ga..
says :
For many years I have been aN
rhcted with rheumatism combined
with severe kidney trouWes,
.. indigestions
Rhuematism anprdOPrtreSons
Several phys
eicians wcro employed i-hd numer
oua patent medicines resorted to
without benefit. At last I becan
the use of B. B. B., and its effect
was like macic. Iiheumatic pains
ceased my kidneys were relieved
and my constitution improved at
once.
Z. T. Ilallcrton, Macon. Ga
say a :
"Three years ago I contrfieied
bipod poison. I allied io u uLy.
iciru at Mbco-j, !i treatment
came near kihi,- me. 1 epiovcKl
an old physiciua and thPn went ii!
TT a O Kentucky. I
Hot Springs
. ., find remained
two months, om notbiii- seemed U
cu-e me permanently, although
temporary relief wia giTen me. 1
returned home a ruined man physi
cally, with but littl: prospect of cv-
tlv I "l T1L J. aa Pera"aded to
try B. B- B and to my utter as
toaijli,ontit quickly healed every
frails
BALM
BIO- "WEITB GOODS SALE.
JUST DECEIVING, OPENING, PLACING THEM AT
Have just closed out some
get the cream.
Tho ussnd
We have short lengths in
is the time.
I-ln" Atiout Love.-.
She (doubtingl) : "You ty yon
are particular. What, prity, is your
peculiarity r"' lie "Malel, I am
the only man in the wor'd who evei
loved ou ;.s nitich as I i'o."
yhe "Unt I can't eok, and 3
hate to wash dishes." lIe"Thtn
I am decidedly the one you should
marry. I cant afford to buy any
thing to cook, and so we won't need
dishe3."
Ia it not worth t!u-p.ma'.l price of
75c. to free yourself of every tTiup"
torn of these ditrefci-iner complain te
if you think to cull i;t c.ir etorc and
T?i a bottlo of Shiloh's Vitaiizer,
every bottle has a printed guarantee
on it, use aocordhiffiy and if it dors
you no good it will cont yov notl.ing
-Sold at Fetzer's Drufr Store.
The l,j iic :il n sr.
Wasliington Post.
Southward the at:ir of progress
takes it way. They have just
lynched a white man in North Caro
lina. We havo a npeed-f and positive
cure for citanh diphtheria, canker
mouth and hcadai-Lo, in Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. A nat al injector
free with oaeh bottlo. Use it if you
desire health and sweet breath.
Price COc. Sold at Fttzer'e Drug
Store.
A .TTonstrwwi Steam Shbvol.
Tho largo-st Btoam shovel intho world
la din out phc.phato in the iulnte
at JtJiri'd Island, n xr Charleston, 8. C.
Its weight ia fiftylx toia It can dlii
to a depth of ten fit-t lJ.w Its track
ami to a 'ltetaiMHS of forty-flvo fec-t oa
either pV.le. Tho dipper, which can
swing through two-thirds of a circle,
lias accipju lty of 1 0-1 cublo yards, itfid.
about two dipiers fall can bo horidlod
hi a mlnuti?. Kxcliorte.
YOUR LIFI
WE GDABAXTr:?
SPOONS
FORKS
with
Sterling Silver
BACKS
TO WEAR 2 5 YEAR3-
(
ThO r-lWSOf StrllnT Pa
ver liilald at tlie poluta
ol rest prevent uuy
wear whatever.
FIVE TIMES
aa much Pllwr as la Btand
&rd Mate.
FAR BETTER
than IJht So'lil Silver And
not uue-hull the coet. ;
Each article to stamped
E. STERLING-INLAID fe.
Accept no substitute. "
M-j 0-i.y bit TmI Holmcs & E&waros Sjlws f
Fr saie at
CORRELL
BRO
THE
ONLY PERFECT
Send for circular and price list to
"WHEELER & WILSON, Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
HOOVER,. LORE & CO.,
Concord, N. C.
:o-
w
&
-o:-
big lots. Will give you the
ci Y?ds cf Ekached
white goods can give?you at
COME AND SEE.
MX
if (SPS
for Infan r?
CKrtorl ia so well adapt1 40 '
I recommend it as superior to ny pre" -J- "
known to mo." n. A. Akchich, 31. T.,
Ill Bo. Oxford St, Crooklyn, i; r-
"The use of 'Castoria' Is so tin!ver.i :r. "
h merits so well known that it seeiijs .a . . ..
of supererogation to endorse it Bow ft
tataKfcsnt families who do not keep Carton
within easy reach."
New York City.
Late roor rjloomiagdalo Bof onned Church.
Ttr Cm"aob
We hare a flpeedv and positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, cankel
mouth and lieadache, in Shiloh's Ca
tarrh lioiudev. A iinsal injector free
with each bottle. Use it if you de
fire health and sweet breath. Price
50c. Sold at Fetzer's drug store.
ft. strictly Mh-rpc family sewlna
machine, possessing all modern
iaiprovciBcnts.
GUARAHTEEO EQUALto ths BEST
Prlce vcir reaaonaUc. OMaln tucia
(2 and maUe coicpiirisons.
ELDREDGE MANUFACTURING CO.
BELVIDERE ILL.
iw stss'
p l m
For Dvsoepsia.
This unfailinonic type, for Dyspepsia
an the most chniical rt-seais the result ol
many years me rch of one o
tmost Btt'd d
chohus f t lie oDr. La Verne
owiiiton. Patent hnd projrictary nos
luums liae had no more bitter opponent
than this most eminent physician, for
the simple reason that the same dose is
invariably prefcribed to the sufferer, no
matter what the temperament of the
patient, and no matter what the pecu
liarities oi the iltseasc, and this too, in
the face o the claims tLat such rcme
diets known dis
ea maj
D hw nton realized fullly to whet ox
tent i'ys cps1a, whether mild or chronic
imp ' )verishinir and poisoninrothe
bloort, be :ame the progenitor of numer
ous disci ses, ami therefore sought dili
gently tor years to discover its true
specific. In this he was successiui, out
in prescribing nis wonuenui uiscovury,
he never overlooked the preat medical
truth that the symptoms In each case,
the temperamental dillerences, and even
the habits and occupation of the sufferer,
required not only a difference in the
prescription of h'a remedy, but also de
manded supplemental treatment and
dietary directions, varying widely in
different cases. HE V.'INTON
MEDI 'AL co. send in connection with
this celebrated peciac lor wyspep&ia, a
complete treatise by the Doctor, which
gives explicit directions to the sufferer,
that hemav not only intelligently use
he remedy, but also properly regulatci
the diet, and properly self-administer
the supplemental prescriptions suited to
the case
This Is nioillrni ireniiiieai nnct
Do not be robbed ot your money and
your hones ior resmreu e...u .
anaceas' which wli:e cmparatively
mless will curt1 nothing ,
wintou's SneciliC is s-i-.t t,y an (.rnjr-
Chst8 in f i-0 )ackau-es. V-e are intro-
lucing it ourselves in thl ii't i '.-M), w-
forcpiacii- it on ..ilc with v'-ur j.-auing
harmacis's, :U win E.'na mii;;h;
es to any address upon ro'ed'i oi ou
ents. rpcli pacKasre contains uit! mem
ict trnst of Dr. wmlon. vmu nieia-
yr directions and supplcmcnta! prescrip- J
ions. Address-
WillTlifi ilil U ffl
1 H I L II ill Lb lb- wU., j
Fischer BuiHliuc
m m 'a I
& sk mi m
advantage. Early buyers will
Domestics.
half price. Remember, NOW
& FETZEll.
JL-Mv
- r. Children.
rr-i irUenrefl Oolk CVnrlpfttJori,
itiuiat-h, iJiarrhopft. EructaUon,
onus, gives sleep, and promote d
." t'injurioufl medication.
rr several years I have recommended
- Castoria, ' and shall always f'ntinur?
-" it haa invariably produced beneficial
raults."
Edwiw F. Pardbb. M. v.,
Tho WInthrop," 125th Street and 7th Ave
New York City.
OoMTAirr,
71 Murray Strmt, Nw York.
ABSOLUTELY :o:- FREE ! !
The publishers of tho Family Jour
nal are determined to Jargoly m.
creaso tho circulation of their paper.
To do this wr vk- hc following
unparalleled ..t'Vi Sv will send
ftbohiteiv Fin:::, p fssitSSi
UOOK - i'jOKt0 eftch per-
on Bt-uing us fix
mov.ths' pui.-ription to t)e Familv
JounNAi.. Thid Cook Book is sent to
EACH sis months subscriber, and
will be found an almost invaluable
culinary puiae in tho hands of the
mor-t experienced housekeepers, as
woi! as a necessity to the inexneri-eiu-ed.
It pohHes-.es the one great
advauf.ar? over a.i other cook-books
pul.'lihhod by being a compn hen
sive compilation of economical re-
cip'-s suited io nousowivea wun
i limited means. Under other heads
j rt-cipf-s for numeious tabh; luxuries
I are given. In fact line cook-uook it
I a compendium of useful rc-cipea used
j and oriainatca by tho most ctlebra-
tr-u chefs, cooks and pastry-bakers
i of the pres.-m da v. With tho
FAMILY COOK-BOOK a3 a saido,
; no housewife need worry hew t
j prepare the most surcptous or rjo-t
i tru;.! repast. Remember we send
ithisbooc ab3-"lut-lv fiee to '"very
j six niontLs su'frib-.-r to the Fami
i.y Jori'.NAL- This is no choap bok
It retails as hi ah da Sl.o'J and ."i'2.0
a .d i;- worth mary tiroes moro
;aBSf.
THE 1' i. ViiuY. JUUltsAJj is an
pnnnof linn with charm'r.f stOHf-rt
, choiso literatare. such fnecial
fcaturos as llonsehoul liiuts,
"The FaKbioTUi," "Tho Household
D:ctor,'1 au i uuuciou-: other de
nsrtnienia of demostic interest,
,v?ii nV.y ft.'.iti-il by wcll-tucwa
i writers on tho various topics iucn
tionod. ix months' trial Kubbcnp.--tion
is only 2j cents v.iA entities
HenJer io a f in-zl'; oopy of tho Cook
i'ook. fcit-nd tweuty-iivo ceiitfe in
postal note or Btainpa to
THE FAMILY JOVU7i.lI..,
CLicayo, Iii
REAL ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE
BUltKIIEAD & ;SO X, Agfa
Ofiico in the old Postoce
ing, (brick row).
Fire Insurance Companies :
Phoenix, of Brooklyn; Continental
of jew iork;J. C. J lorn e, of
X. C; Insurance Company of
Xorth America, of Phil
adelphia; Northern As
suraoce of London.
Rates as low as the lowest and eec
cunty unqnestioned.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
Traveler cf Hartford.
CYCLONE INSURANCE-
In these days of etorms, cyclones,
or tornadoes, you will feel "safe to
have a Policy in a good responsible
company.
Have you a. bor.d
riv; as edit
rity, fl.en e:ul en the InsurnnV
Coirjvr.iy to j-;-t it up and not on
yonr friends. Pay t; rciiiinm for
ycur bond
and fnrnitnr".
REAL ESTATE.
We oiler a e
nc'
a of:
iprovrd
in town .tiberbs. Price A LJS
re;l,cnal.le aml 11):l(le ,Kncwn on
plication to
EUKKIIEAD & SON,
t C. if
A-t
CONCORD, JS. o.
I lnve movod into tho stable late
ly occupied by Brown Bros., near
the courthouse. The best accommo
dations for drovore. Leave your
orders at the stable or with J. L.
Brown Porter for omnibus. Horses
and mules for tale.
M. J. CORL,
Proprietor.
M A. FOIL.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
MT PLEASANT, N. C.
All calla promptly attended to, day or
night.
O;hoe in Moose's Drug Store . Af
10 o'clock p. m. at residence on C l!e
Hill.
Weekly Standard until
Jan. 1 '93 for 20 cents
G to be made of Pur
Vegetable Oils,
OLIVE OIL, BEN O
COOA-B UTTER OIL.
Treated by the
"old Pocess.'
Pure White Not Perfume
Net Colored.
Will not attack the skin in
Winter or Summer
mi
lb Mil Ik ft
I'M
To wash the baby. To wash
the hands and face.
To dress wounds and sores.
To cleanse and heal diseases
of the scalp and skin.
For bathing and shaving pur
poses. Price: 10 cents per cuke,
$1.00 per dozen.
A full supply kept at Misse
Benson, Fisher & Uo's Milli
nery. Mrs. J. S. FISHER,
Agent for Concord and Oas
barms county.
mch21.
Me 4 Wadswortli!
PI
m and m
Pure Ground Bone,
Listers and Miller's
solved Bone,
Wnndo Guano and Acid,
and several ctlicr of tlic
Best Brands
rae ojjered at
oiose rnces
BY
YQFIKE & Willi
Go cind j?ct .their Iiices.
2 hey arc prepared to fur
nish you with any quantity
aesircd.
LADY'S HOSIERY
AT COMMISSION PRICE
Ladies do you realize thai when vr-v. r.v i ' '
retailer, you are raying three i::wiet.s:-.4iv' i ic:
The manufa' ;i!rci svlls to t):c ...nii'i'ssu.n l...
r.v. ; v.y r f f
i.s;-.iiv ic.: i
li"'at(er to the johher, and the jivhl.tr, in ti-i
H the retail tiit-rchnn;. Vtm r.:ust nrv 'A
nam:tiieturer 3 tiroHt hi St. r,"t tlu-ri nav h
hesulise'iueiil handlers a profit, not nifrtMui.-nilv.
p-TyiiiR two iirortts to the retailer. The
Mmi!a-tti -crH'CoiiimiMMion Cuiiijtany
resjionsihli; syndicate which sellis direct
e consumtr. By invetinir in ni aii:if:uinr
sines, o u ii s ana enas, ino-iois. and the t nr
rreu.ar cuinnnssion holdings, we are ah' e
insolvent m a nutaciurers.i in connertilon k
1 t o t he consumer direct at the rniK.nicu't
titrer's.
Vhiie this company handles all k;nd of ladies'
.h-ii ia imi ..ic leuiove iroill t'lie man
.t.a.uKa. t .i.c hum. a special anve on our
osiery, merely to introduce our name in vour
i i i inn aim esiannsn a reputation tor K'vir? val
ues never before oflered, so that you will l.eiuliv
prepared tor our later atmotincement of our entire
nut-?.. M'nu me nmowii'ff oners :
Ladies- full length, fnsliioued. fast M.ick hnu.
superfine auRir,(rctailinn everywhere at 2; 'td
rsex-its per pair,) we will sell at 16 cents, or one-
li n : I dozen at 96 cents.
I.adies'l extra length, full regular made, fast h'ac
and seamless hose, very finest Ranee, (relaiVin
everywhere at 50 cents tip), we will sell at 2
cents, or one-half dozen for Ji.jS.
We pay express charges, and agree uncondi
lonally to refund money if hosiery is not the
values and qualities described. Be sure and send
the size wanted, and remember that at we oav
express we cannot afford to send less than one
half doz.
Orders must be accompanied by cash in either
money-order, postal note, stamps or renistere
etter. addressed to the 'eKisterea
9fnnnflllllrrrt, Conmiittalon Vo
2I Fifln Avetiue. ChicaKo, l
Y0URNAME lv 8e,nl
witb.Prcpcra3JreSwi!irb6tt?a
free jIt our numerous lists, aud you
iLmCCIY0 T0ush them many
valuable samples from companies
desiring agents: Address nostn.1
tothe AMEKICAN LIST CO
FiRcher BniMmo. CLicagoIU
CARTER'S IS3N i
fotr weak difiestion. Can rbeale
byhesmaUot child. FobaffSS
FARMERS, ATTE NTION
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED
One
ACID
Thousand
BED
THERE IS NO SUIT STJCK OF
Acid, Guano and JPlour
IN TON AS I HAVE AT
ALLISON'S CORNER
CALL TO SEE ME BEFORE BUYING.
ALSO
HATS, SHOES, SUGAR, COFFEE, MOUSES, ETC.
C. G. Montgomery.
HARDWARE HARDWARE
I am still at the old stand on Allison's corner, and ktp
o-ood stock of agricultural HARDWARE on hands, a
builders material, nails, locks, hinges, doors, sash and plus
of all description. I am Agent for the New Peering Mow
one of the best Mowers made
lfV
1
. j- V. i:
1 (""XVr
ft-
am also Agent for theVally Forge rough
ample of it can be seen;in Forest He
ID
CO
The old, well-established, reliabk firm of
HOOVER? & LORE
invite your
Selected
An exjKjr-enoe of 15 years in Concord enables them fc mrpr
tlie wants of their customers and with the
Verv Best Class of Goods
And wittt a thoroughness that only cornea with LOXC1
EXPER1ENC1-:, and an intimate naintance with the trad
OUR WABEK ARE FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPEOTL WE
KEEP
NO SHODDY GOODS
OIWRANTEED SUIT THE HARD TIMES
OF
AND GUANO
AD
SUCKS OF FLO
v- (..-.-.
I
J7t ;
" C-i w
CO k
attention to t
Stock of G-oo&s
,"""ss
1 '