The - Standard.
GOJD t JOB - WORK
AT LIVING PRICES.
Give us a Trial.
BAYONETS OU NO BAYONETS
We Will Carry the Ntnle By 10,000
dnjorltr.
The following letter needs no exs
plaoation and makes good reading :
Raleigh, N. 0, Oot. 85.
Wm. H Barnard, Wilmington, N. 0
Nothing has happened or is likelj
to happen in North Carolina to jus
tif rullinir for Federal troops. V
' they are asked for it will be for th
purpose of intimidating the whites.
emboldening the negroep, and aid
icg and protecting the dusperat.
and pani(Btricken fusionists 'n
carrying ont the tcheme they an
known to be batching, for stta'ini
the elscuoD. Thete politicians fta'
the wratb tf tbe people when their
depperate methods of fraud are ex
posed, and (hey cry oat for tbe arm
to awe thtin into submission. We
are going to carry this election by
peaoable method?, and we are not
coin? to be intimidated by tbe
threat of the bayonet . ABk not hinj
of McKinley. Send no commit
to Washington. We need have no
fears. The aroaaed and outraged
luanhood of tho S ate will burj
those wbo cetk by intimidation and
f rand to carry the State, uuder a
piapritj of 20,000 votes, bayjntlB cr
no bayonets.
F. M. Simmons,
J Chairman.
HE WAS DOWNED.
A Repitblienn In Itownn t'tnnfj
I'rltd la Put I p Ncnrerrow In llr-
fAOfteofthe FunIou AdmliHNtrfittofi,
tint Had to Tulle llncb Water.
We notice m the Siliabury Sun
that Mr. Jno. M Julian, thp Demo
cratic county chairman ilere, Lad a
little Uk-CDScion some uigUta ago
with a le rliri.? Republican oat in
the country. After Mr. Jalian had
finished l;ii ipeec', t'.e Pcpnblioic
a kid Mr Juliun to answer a qa
ticn fo hi in Tiiu of co-Jtag luiini
a Debiocrs'.io epeaker, as all ques
tions can be anawereJ Tbe R!
piblican asked Mr. Julian if it .as
tot true tbat n IVinocrat c eberiff in
Wake county dtputiz d a ne
gro to arrest two white ladies. Mr.
Jalian quickly denied the state
ment. Then tbe Republican made
the p opr8ition that bjth be and Mr,
Jalian send a representative to 1UK
eigh to search tbe records. If Mr.
Ju'ian's element was trn thp
other mn w; a to beer all of tbe ex
pense! and also vote the Demo
cratic ticke', and if the Jifpub
I'c.n'a statement was true Sir. Ju
lian was to b'ear all erpens;8 and
v te the fiixionUt ticket. The
agretrnrnt vraa made tbt n'pV, ho
V::3 !o ' rkten flit tie ) s
morning. 'I ha Uej-u'i ico umw
up, but tf t r la1 k no; uwliil'',' ihe
Republican a.kfd that tbeci .tr c
Bay that t: e iiegio arrcartd b . clt
women I i.ia ohui god ilvj in M-. r
ultogeiber, and me K piibiic-iti
found ou' i ban hi- ..:.' craw could
not fjol tbe pjop'? tf '.r a'l.
For vvvr 1 1 ly l'cnra
Mrs. Wioi'ow'a Hoot bin-; 3j rn jj bat
been nacd fcr over fif'y yc;.r3 tj
millions of u:otbra for tn Jr child
ren while tet h '.ng, with ptrfuct sue
Cc-Bs. It Hcofbrs the child, ecftciif
the gums, ! lays all pain, cr.rce wind
cclio, ami ie the beat remedy for
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor
little auCtrvr immediately. Sold by
druggists in every part of the world,
Tweutj-fiye cents a bottle, Basur'
imd aek for "Mrs. Wioalowa EootL
Ug Hvrup," and take no ot!:rr kind
SMS
E Mothers!
I forts and U V) r V
. A danpera of l-ifA v.
rliild-birthcan sJt -.
tirety avoided. A., VH- 'v
WinrofCordui V-WtV"
relieveaex- j '
pectant motn
era. It gWc
t eto the gen
iUlorgnns.and condition to do thou work
perfectly. That make prcR
liancy less pninful, sUorti'ns
labor and hast'-us recovery utter
child-birth. It helps a wnmau
bear strong healthy children.
haa bIso brought bapplnons to
thouaatida of lioiiies barren for
Tear. A few doses often brings
joy to loving hearta ihat long
for a dflrlinn baby. Ko woman
(hould neglect to try it for this
trouble. It cures nine case out
of ten. All druggists sell Wiuo
of Cardui. ti .oo per bottle.
Por HtIc In cases requlrlnff epf.lal
dlrct lonn, RddreM, Rlvlii? eymptotrig,
!l "Udioa' .VJvii.-.ry Deiw.nisn!,"
The Cf tlianooca MoJidna Cilli
buuA. Taun.
rt.lODIS HM,
of Jefferson, OS., i'V5i
va liad Iwcn inarricd llireo yuw, jut .
toniil mi have WMrn. H ;i
U1
VOLX NO 339.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
To ftollcit Knbaerlptlous for Ihe Bar
beeua lo be Held on Wntnrtlny, Sor.
B.bfob Known In Every Corner
or Ibe Connly A Grand Time Ex
pected. Not in a while is there as large a
crowd expected to be in Concord as
on Saturday, Nov, 6th. Let every
body tell their neighbor, and let all
bring their families, aj this is to be
i day to be remembered in Con
oord.
The following committees have
been appointed in ,be. different
to-vnsbips and wairds for thS ur-
pope of soliciting contributions for
the Democratic barbeoue to be held
in Concord on Saturday, tbe 5ib
day of November xt. At whiob
time and place there will be a grand
Democratic rally and speeches :
No. 1 John A Barnhardt, M M
Morriaon, D llenry White and 8 F
Harris.
No. 2 J S Harris, C L Cannon
W W Morris and P PTownsend.
No. 3-RC Harrin, J A Rankin,
J C Alexander and M F Nesbit.
No. 4-II W Ludwif?, C A Sher
wood, Rufus Cline, W D Gillon and
John A Scott.
No. 5 E K Misenheimer, G Eiam
Cruse, R F Cline and W B Earn
iiardt.
No. 6 -George E Ritchie, A E
Furr, Addieoa Crowell and W D
Barrier.
No 7 John Klutlz, George W
Dry, D L Birringer and Roid Mi-
enhfimc.r.
No. 8-L J Foil, Titus Moser. C
D Birringer, T H Ridenhour, D D
barrier and h, u Lentz.
No. 9 Dr. J R Jerome, E T
B ib, C L Smith and D F Barrier.
No. 10-R L Hartsell, M L Stall-
ingR, H C Cook, J C McEachern, D
V Turner, M M Furr and DP
Hocer.
No. 11 C A RbinRon, M A
Walter, W L Morris, A F Heglar
and W Rppch Jnhneton.
WarJN). 1-WC Houston. W
G Bjshatnor, J F Hurley, John P
Allison ard L D Duval.
Ward No 2-R C Montgomery,
C M Suthor, Joe F Cannon and D
M Furr.
Ward No. 3-A G Boat, P A Cor-
roll, R A Brown and II McNamara
Ward No. 4-D P Dayvault, G T
Crowell, M L Brown, J L Miller
and Jackson Ritchie.
The foregoing named committees
have the power to appoint eub-oom-mitteas
corisicttirg of ladies and
men, and it is hoped that they will
canvass their respective townships
nd wardi for meats, bread, and
such o'.ber provisions as their peo-
p!e iu ty f ee proper to donate, and,
i eii iitiuu tberelo, have as many
as they can to triog taekcta of edi
bles.
I tic Ni'eonil Lecture.
The Itctu't by Rev. IS ubblrbiuf
n 'he conn hou e Wi'ilneeduy r: i f( b t
whs- a furces ir every particubir
axcupt a iarge xndieoce t bat we let-1
aure wonij ha--.- btsn ricnly r.-prid
for a'lei dine-, arc the c uiid. rn-
tion that tbestovei were not yet pu
up and the ronm was ratter ctiiilirt'
to admit cf tb b'gh-st dejrre of
ppre ia ion.
Ti;e t.'Kii'-s rn tU cmvai ware
very good and with thr fluent lc-
uirer gaye insights inlo hunlan rx
8 enne in the picked, equallid re
cti of the great ci y th'it we who
bre.Vhe the fre air of an op:n and
sues' 'Ly region can tcaroely Cob
;eivp .
Had (to lec.arer sho-n but the
iiik side and fed the p. seiuiist only
m tbe dtcaving and degenerating
food of moral, intcUt'ctnal anil
piritual decadenrte, it might him
been without merit, bnt the prore s
shown in ameliorating tbe condition
in various way by tbe eltby ann
he pious, was the s.lver lining ti
he dark pienre. The beautiful
hoepitals, scboolo, nurseriep, eto ,
bere bnt a few yeirs ago was lits
terally a hell on earth was calculated
w give comfort to those who daily
pray "Toy Kingdom Come, Thy
V ill be dona."
A Goud Meeting;.
We are Informed that tbe Popu
1st candid ttea tried to hold a secret
aitetiug at tbe Plott fcbool bonsi
Wedneddaj night. The nsult wb
i.wo Populist camiida'es prifentand
plenty of D.-mocrats, but not t
IVp.ilist auditor. It was tf cours
t good inectit g with a piir of forlort
i3 p'ioi.s.
Rlly on tbu 5 h, ye that wnni
no nioro fu! 'ii govrrctnent in
Norih Carolinn.
L"t the White Governmeni
Uuioo.i fool e."pvcially charg d them
ijilns with a lively interest in the
iu tbe grand rally on the 5th.
rin
HE
COUNTING SILVLR COIN.
How the Work In Hlnir none at ibe
'Pbllndelpbln Mint.
The nimble fingers of twenty pair8
of feminine hands were set to work
the other day at the subtreajory
counting ten millions of silver djl
lars, which have been s'ored in the
custom bouse vaults. The task is not
an easy one by any means, and 25
days, it is expeoted, will be consumed
in its completion.
' Jerome Wis", of the treasury de
partment at Washington, has come
np to superint ndent it all, lie is
assisted by Miss Julia Boot11, of this
city. Tbe twenty women who ar
doing tbe work are all expert hand
lers of coin and have betn employed
in the mint here. The count is mud '
to verify the accounts of ex-Aeeist
ant Treasurer Bigler.
In a room on the second floor, a
long table, diyided into 20 comparts
ments, is plaoed behind a stout iron
dcreeo, high enough to keep ont ins
trnders and possibly covetous fingers
At this table sit tbe twenty counters
and into each compartment is
dumped 1,000 shining new dollar
the contents of a stoat canvas bag
in which they have been signed,
sealed and stored away. Quckly
nnd daftly tbe operator takes np u
handful of the ooins, and almost be
fore jou can say "Jack Robinson"
she has stacked them np in little
pilea of ten euch in a box whioh
holds exactly 100 such piles.
Then a nun comes along with
ano her ccvas btg, the counterpart
of tbe first one, and 100 little $10
piles are dumped into it. It is then
tied, sea'ed and the name of the
counter, written by herself on a tag,
is attached to it Tbrn it ib carted
away to give plnco to a eucoefsor,
and to go isain to the subterranean
vaults from which it cime.
Tbe process pursued is a little
different from that followed io o ber
years, for tben the money was merei
ly weighed in the bags and if one of
tbnm stowed "weakness" it was
opened and the contents conn'ed .
This time indubitable proofs are to
be h d by the actual handling of
every pieoe of coin.
The baok note?, which are always
di -poped of by actual count, have aK
ready been ve. ifi d, as has nearly all
'he fractional coin, halves, quarters,
dinuB, nir.klia and pennies, :o the
amouiit of $5,000,000 or more, and
gn'd to tha Huriuat of ovr $1,000,
000. Philadelphia Iess.
UU II null Only In OH'.
As waa merely lotid in Weilnis
d)'d edition, Mr, Knper Parish, ton
of Mr. V 0 Parish, wbo lives nea
'Vhito H.i'1, had the mibforiune te
get his hand cuught in a corn bu-.k
er th'it afternoon . 1 he jouuz mv ,
ab 'i t 1H yer.rj of age, had on qlnvs
while feeding the rnacb lie. After
his hand went between the roller le
almost i'i8tantaneoual v threw tbe
machine out of gear with the o'h-r
band but it was too le.te. 11 s har.d
was badly lacerated, and to a 'd to
he differing of the young man, l.'f
rollers were as if locked aud hit
band (s8 fatt, until some if tbe
bolts wt re li:o8. ni d . On'y his band
g trn ff after all. Tbe pbjei.Muij
unjo-.rJtd ih'j wrist, cot Km ring such
a b id wound to he.ii.
lie Im Kow .tStikmtf t iiHloitlMt Hireelii r
I i wns wlii peud uUut that Mr.
Ji.kj Newell was to spook at Dew.
ese, iu No. 3 township, Wednesday
nuht. The Populists had assem
bird thereto bear this nsw speaker
Attorney II S Puryear went op
there from here and a kod for a di
vision, to which rtqaest Mr. Newell
lO'fded. Etoh spoke forty min
us with a ten minute r joinder.
It is impossible to report Mr Newdi't.
p'ecb. I his was his frat attempt
in bis new policy. Mr. Tufjear
as well Eurp ied with data, wbicb
ie simply poured out to them in
most reasonably manner, aud defied
Ms stu'euicntu to be honestly re
futed.
Our dear noble women in the ru
ral districts know full well, and
need only to remember that Deac-
cratio success means much for their
satoty and happiness.
rtielr Little lulnnt Oeod.
The sixinonthsld child of Mr.
and Mrs. George Murr died Thurss
day night. The little child bad
never been in good health, hiving
bad a spinal afTojticn. Only a week
or more ago had little Charlie been
christened. The remains were in
terred this (Friday) afternoon aTer
the preaching of the funeral by
Rev. 0 B Miller.
ii I iill - . mil mil ! . nw'-ywui! , i m
Stand a r
CONCORD, N. C, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3 1898.
STATE FAIR A BUCCE3S,
Col. C nnnlnvbnm Re-eleefed freel
dent nnd F H Arendell Neerelnry
Copt. Ofnion Eulog! Ex-Governor
Holt.
The North Carolina S. ate AgrN
cnl'.nral Society met in the hall of
tbe House of Representatives Thurs
day evening and beird the address
of Capt, Deneon on tbe life and
character of Ex-iGoternor Io!t.
The reorganization resulted in the
elec ion of Col. John S Cunning
ham for president and Mr. F B
Arendell as secretary, Mr. Nichols
declining reelection.
Tbe Gaaccial etatemont was
en -
thusijstically received, as the pro
ceeds this year will show a hand
some profit and place the asEcciatiou
in good shape.
Joke Newell Orate nt Noiifianion'i
Sebool Uonse.
lion. R L Smith was sent to Soss
samon a school honse Tbursday
night to set a division of lime
with Mr. Jake Newell, who is now
going about over tbe county making
speeches in fvor of the fusionists
Mr. Newell's fpeecb, as rfported lo
us by one whose word (Bitot be
doubted, was devoid of argument,
but full of abuie. from beginning
to er.d. The News and Obaervcr,
Charlotte Observer, Concord Times
and Standard received a plenty of
abuse from big lipB The latter
two, be said, were all right except
that brains was one of their nn
known quantities. He said that he
knew from much experience that
brains were necessary to run a
newspaper, else it would soon topple
over. Every Democratic speaker,
er.hir of State or county renown,
was deficient and incapable for
anything, lie was at the speaking
in No. 10 township Thursday when
Mr, 11 arteell told tbe audience that
bis nomination for the Legislature
was nnfought for, yet when Mr,
Newell (,ot to Socenmon'a school
boHSo that night he said in his
speech th it Mr. Fartsell hud
worked dishonestly and untiringly
for the liffiie.
Mr. Smith made a speech of forty,
five minutes, not full of abuse for
Mr. Newell.
he somewhat
nored bis opj OBent, but epoke upon
the l euis now confronting ua and
which are tbe funda'ions of Deu3
otiracy.
Kellef Al the County Home.
Superintendent Bambnrdt of the
county home, telis us that he has
rilieved tbe home butnewhat by
'i k:nft Mary Lucky to tho Lcspilal
at Goldflboro. Mrs. Talley also has
hern taken away by friende.
This Mrs. Talley is not altgethcr
ineiigont cor really incaue, but ef-
f ir s are being made to get bcr into
the hospital ut Morganton. She is
1 jubtess diseased, but it ia chiefly
hypochondriasis tbat makes life a
burden to bereelf and those in con
tact with her. She is evidently a fit
subject for the hoepi al care and
treatment.
WANT GOOD GOVERNMENT.
riiiiullKiN In Iiiitlii ItctiirnliiH' to
the Iteiiioernlle 1'nrty.
EditohStab: Isb the Caicass
lan says that Populiats who go to
the Dcm cratic pirty are bought
ont.
Now I wish to say that I lira one
who has left tbe pirty and am again
in th.; Democratic party and there to
stay. I am glad tbat I am not alone
in this movement. Oihera ef my
neighbors aud quite a number of
hou st, patriotic citiz.'ns of thi:
R se Ilill township, are with mn.
We did not "come in at the baok
door," either. We are not bought
out we expeot no re a d except
hat whioh we belice will come to
the who'e people by good govern
ment brought abiut by the succe.s
of the Democratic party.
IraT. Young.
Ooomi't Like the IMe-llllnllUK Mima
Smithfield Special, 25th, to Ral
eigh Fiic'.:
Dr. .G J Robinson, a promineul
physician of this place, and brother
of Judge Robinson, -of the Superior
Court, to-day aiiihoriz-d the follow
ing statement :
"I am and el ways have ben a
Republican, but I cannot support
the pie-hunting gang who are aspi
rants for ( ffioe in North Carolina.
There seems to be but one issue.
The negro baa drawn the color line,
and so long as such a state of affaire
ex'iBts, I shall support the Demo
cratic parly, nnd earnestly wish all
true Republicans may do the same.
"G J Rohinson."
t '3 tp! Al jraiknctw mmUt eiirod
;jtriilft fr M!W Nut've Vliwui
Klnulng- renin lliiyl Mt.
I do not hesitate to eav thus pub
licly that if a race wr conflict oc.
curs in North Cuiolua ha very first
tnea.that ougt to be held to- ac
count arc tbe white leaders of the
negroes who will be chiefly respons
sible for it, and the work ougbt to
be'in at tbe top of the lie t. I scorn
to leave any donbt aa to whom I
mean by this phrase, I meun the
Governor of tins State, who is Uie
engine' r of all the deviltry and
meuuritss. I trust tbat no sncb
duty will be thrust upon us, but if
it is, I trust tbat it will be rigidly
and fearlessly performed- It i
au abuse ot language for such men
io talk about the free otn ol eleov
tioca and the purity of tbe ballot.
Jioere never naa oeen any ireeaom
I nn . t .
in the negro s exercise of tbe right
of suffrage. They have invarlaolj
voted blindly end solidly as a race,
against every interest of tbe white
penple among whom they live and
on whom they depeud for employ
ment. It is a part of their religion
to do so, and wherever there is an
exception to this rule the offender is
an object of hatred and persecution
to them. The terrorism practiced
by them in this respect hai no par
allel iu any free country, uud yei
their lndcrs talk to them about be
i'eg "bnPdozaii' ly the whi e peo
ple! A M Waddell at Wilming'on
A frontnn rnrn llemocrnt.
Rev. Carey Wiikins, one of tltt
most influential Croatans in Robe
son county, publishes the following
in tbe Lnmberton Robeeonian :
"I, Rev. Carey JWilkine, one ol
tbe uldeet Republicans in burnt
Swamp township, have been with
that party ever since tbe reconstruc
tion. Now, eince they have fuped
wiih the PopuliBte, I deuouncf
thetu all and have come over to the
Democratic party, which is the
white inau's party. And as I have
lost confidence in all others, I ex
p ct to remain in the Democratic
party.
''Rev. Carey Wiikins."
noiNn't Know Who Mint Him.
1'uul Welsh, of Wuynesville, a
student at the A. und M. Co'ilee(
wan bliot in tbe leg in Ka'e-igb tbic
(Fndai) morning bet wet n 12 and 1
o'ebek.
TbejouEg trsn was drinking and
it is not known e ven by himself how
it beppened. lie Fays he wascn the
eptcial'i clice force and had a diffi
ciliy with Eomel fakirs that he
thill' a d.d it.
Tne ttlil Mnn huniiilem Hurt.
The Jucksonvilie correspondent
to the Ob9rrer has the following;
"Private R P Saunders ("Pap"),
rf Company L, while acting as a
peace-nicker in a little company ar
guuiout last Friiluy night, was
stabbed in tho thigh, but ia Mill in
the rinrj, and walba around, with
the help of a cane, "and quotes
Shakcspfare with Lis accustomed
ease."
This is a printer that rle-yed
herein Concord for a month or two
and then enlisted with our boys.
He it a joliy and good-natured old
man, and the boys fay they soem
loBt wLc-n "Pap," as tbey call hiro,
has gone viaitins
The Fnmou Jmtlciul Ticket.
The fusion bosavs who give lliesr
people no vjico in the witter, but
namo thu men and then crack the
paity whip, have j-ist named thdr
jadicial ticket na follows:
"For Judges : Augustus M Hocre,
Charles A Cook, W P Bynnm, A J
Lcftin, II F Seawelij R ia' Eaves.
For solicitors: Isaac M Meekice,
Wheeler Martin, R W Willians!
Oliver U Dockery, Jr., W D Mcr
ritt W 0 Richardiou, DiVid J
L 'Wis, John K Holton, Maroha'l L
Mott, Moaes N Iljriihaiv, L B Wet
more, Charles B Wanhburn,
You are making a great mistake in
not sending for a 10 cent trial sizc
of Ely'e Criam Balm. It is a spe
cific for catarrh and cold in the
head. We mail it, or the 50 cent
size. Druegis's nil keep it. Ely
Brothers, 56 Warren St., New York.
Catarrh caused d:(Ticnlty in
speaking and to a great extent lose
of bearing. By the u i of E!y's
Cream r.itui dropping of mucin hiif
ceased, voice and hearing have
greatly improved. J W D.ividsin,
Att'y al law, Monmouth, III.
Tlte llloacliery Annex FlnlNlieil.
The largo annex building of the
Korr Bag mills has now been fin
ished, adding unio'i more room to
the building and presenting a fine
appearance.
The building is four elorf?s h;gb,
and ia used almost solely for the
storing of clotb, to be shipped at
timoa nouded. Two mora birge
napping machines have bona added,
there now being six o the.is uor,-
cbiiies in service. '
t ...:' .-aisiparilla, mid yet I;
ai'esiu:i;i;ii,l uatiii.il. linodSui
V'U'illu uiakca KCjWE Eil COD
-Ii,
THANKSGIVING PROCLA
MATION. Tbe president Slanien Thurndny ibe
'I'wenty-t'ourlb.
President McKinley iesuoel the
following call Friday evening for
a national thanksgiving :
By tLo President of the United
Statoa : A Proclamation :
The approaching November
bringR to mind tho custom of onr
ancestors, hallowed by time and
rootoel in onr most sacred tradi
tions, of giving thanks to Almighty
Qod for all the blessings He bath
voncLsaf 'd to ua during tho past
year.
Few years in our history have af
forded Bueb cause for thanksgiving
as thia. We have been llessod by
abundant harvests, our trade aud
commerce have been wonderfully
increased, our public credit Las
been improved nnd strengthened,
all sections of our common coun
try liuve been brought tojetber
and knitted into closer bonds of
national purpose and unity.
The skies have been for a time
darkened by the cloud of war, but
as we were compelled to take up
the sword in the cause of humani
ty, we are permitted to rejoice
that the conflict Las boon of brief
duration and the losses we have
had to mourn, though grievous
and important, Lave been so few,
considering tho groat results ac
complished, aa to inspire us with
gratitude and praise to the Lord
of Ilonts. Wo may land and mag
nify His holy name that the ces
sation of hostilities came so soon
as to spare both sides the count
less sorrows and disasters tht at
tend protracted war.
I do, therefore, invito all my ful-
low ci Z'nn, ns well t' ose ai home
is those who ni'.y be t; or so-
jonrnins in fo on laudi, to eel
apart an 1 ob-re Iburd.y the
24th liay of Nov. mtx r, aj a day of
national Thankj -hin, to come to.
ifHtber in their several place of
worship, for a Bervlee of prai;e and
tt.ur.ks to Almighty God for all the
bleBjings cf tha year; for the mild-,
neescf the seasons and f rnitf ulnees
of tbe soil, for tbe continued pros
perity of the p op'e, for the de
votion and yilor of our country.nei ,
for the g'ory of onr victory and tha
hope of a righteous peace, and to
pray t but th divine eu;d;iiice whiob
has brought in heietofore to (afety
and louor muj be rtc:ous!y con
tinued ia tbu jedrj to come,
lo i-t'iie a '.i rt of, e c ,
(S'tlt'C) V'lLIUM V.CiflS! KV.
By the 1'iesideut.
Jon.v Hay, Secretary cf S'a'e.
tO. ME THINGS.
for V lili ti We mimt tiive tue Nlonly
IIulerjirlHC Credit.
Mrs. W A Stone left yesterday
or Concord, where ehe will visit
several days.
Rev. W W Russell died at Li
tnuie in New London hut n'ght.
'tTnc!o Wash" was well known in
Albemarle, which ha ruaJe hii
home for many year.', lln was ovor
80 years of a;;e.
A conrr.iltee h'is l-rea rpnointcd
by onr tovn cmaii -loiv rs to ccn
fe-r with tie Wirc:i?f tt. Milla Com
pany, looking toward tscuri-ip elec
tric lights for this tov tbriwjb
fieir eleilric plant.
Tho sooner a cou;;h or cold
cured Viithout harm to ;iu ti.ll'oi'eir
tho better. I.'r.g ring inl:i are
danr.crou?. Ilacking ciu-: i-' dis-trea.-ing.
Ore Miiiu'o Ceu;;li Cuit
quickly cures it. Wny sull'ar wber.
uch a cough cur3 io within roach ?
It ia pleasant to tha taste. J I'
Gibson.
Au Arkansas editor, who ro.-i
'hat a young lady in New York
frneado bread wit.'i her gloves on,
lays : "We need bread with our
pants on; wm reel bread with oui
biotg on, a)d ;f our i oti icribers in
irrrars doa'i pay up :ou v ebaJ!
been brea l vitbo it unytwin.r on.''
;rt.'. lnt-.K-ut-let-.trcverj;
.vii: .-hpre ;;! i.. :ni;u..-lc uis
.ricts arc C.Ay r.ixoiiipaii
'.(..J ly 'ttar.y-.il ;r.ts cf the
jft'iiifaca Liver and I.'awcls.
Th-2 ?kci rA !ba?lh
Ihe livitr is the ft-ac "driving
wheel" in th: lu'.cli.t.visu'. ol
Tuan, and when it is out of order,
the vhok- system Wccmes de
ranged am! ! Is-atc h the result.
TuiVs Liver Pills
Cure a!I Liver Trci;b!cs,
WHOLE NO 500
AN APPEAL TAKEN.
Joe Jaekmin In ronvleled or Aniinnlt
unit Kenleneeil to He Hauireil II la
Attorney I like no appenl from tbe
lieelMlon.
It will be remembered that sev
eral weeks a;o a negro, Joo Jack
son, vug accused of an assault on
Minnie Brown in Ilecklenbuig
count ,'. Since that t.'me the ne
gro Las been confked ia jail,
awaiting his ihsticy. A Bpecial
term of court had been Leld and
on, Friday evening the jury re
turned n verdict of ;uiity after
having been out only twenty min
utes. The judge at once sentenced
him to bo hanged on the 20th day
ot December, but Jackson's attor
neys made an apoeal for another
trial, which has been granted.
When the people of the com
munity where the deod was com
mitted fonnd that he would not be
punished yet ami probably not at
all, their avenging spirit became
somewhat wrought up and they
tried to got Jackiy)n from the
hands of tho sLorilf while they
were ou their way to jail.
The blioriff took the prisoner
out of the city that night, in order
to save hie life in case a lynching
crowd lai.ht organize. There was
quite a crowd oa tho streets dur
ing thoni.ht but the prisoner's
whereabouts wore not known.
UlKh Point Im llll.ir.
In a 1 Iter to tho Munof.ietur-
ers' Record Nr. E M Armfield,
cisbier of tho National Bank of
High Point, N. U , writes as fol
lows :
"Our local buduess bas im
proved very mattriallv during the
past two months. Our furniture
factories, of which we have ten,
are all running on full time, and
are getting more mail orders than
tbey can till. There are about
1,000 skilled white men employed
here. All pny rolls are promptly
paid in r.c' ml cash, which ru ikes
a good trade for the merchants all
the year round. The farmers are
in better condition than ever be
fore, having raised two excellent
wheat crops, almost all of them
ont of debt and many having good
sums to their credit in bank. There
is no cotton grown in this immeeli-
ate section. What the South
needs to make her blossom as the
rose is' a more intelligent class of
farmers, for the greatest and best
fertilizer ever applied to any land
is the brain in the 1 md of the man
working it. If all the laud of
North Carolina could bo brought
np to the highest degree of its
productive capaoity towns and
cities and railroads and banks and
factories would spring np on every
hand."
That's all right. There is a
movement on toot these days for
Concord to have a furniture fac
tory some of these days, and we
hope that the plans will develop
soon, faoveral parties tor the last
several years have been trying to
start such a business but it seems
that they can't got started.
IIIn Frencnee 1m Wttuteil-
It is our detire to have Mr. W M
Weddicgtou come out here next
Fridav niL'ht and meet hif oppo
nent, Mr. Luthsr Hartsell, as Mr.
Wcddington in Lis circular spoke
oonsi.leruOly about not getting to
meet Uis opponent. We want him
tonow up Friday night.
l,mocratio v oters
of Nos. 5 and 6 townships.
Coui-ord Urunlui.
Ai a little inkling of the growth
of Concord. Mr
El Parnell. we
learn, can stand at his home, and
point out 47 houses that haye been
built thia year, and the contracts
.re let for three more tiai will soon
be reared to hia vision, making just
i half hundred new houses this year
for him to look at.
The negro does not regard as his
qiml the white man who puts him
j0lf with him just to secure his vote,
rue colored people have more sense
than fuaionis'.s credit them with,
aud they know the purpose of every
political bargain. Io the end the
vhite man who votes the Demo
cratic ticket holda the highest es
teem of the colored people. Com
mon wealth. -.""
"4 tv
KI.V'3 rilSAM BAI.IIf U ponItlTeonre.
Apply into the mutrlH. III. unlckl alwirbed.
wnu t llniik-itn or by moll ; nmin Uh'. ly unJL
&Li wtoinhKa, e wt ou, o ork ca
The Standard.
PRINTS THE
MEWS THAT IS JVZJJS
For 1 Year
Send us 1 Dollar.
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.'
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alton bafcinff powden art the greatest
menacen to health ol the present day.
ROVAl BAKING POW0CA OO. , NEW VefME,
The Cannon Hills Will Claee Dan.'
As nest Saturday is the day
that we want everybody to bo out
on the streets in the processsion,
steps are being made to get every
body to come. At 11.30 o'clock
next Saturday morning the Can
non mills will close down to let
their people enjoy themselves in a
grand rally day.
Indications are that Mr. Kluttz
will geit a majority in every county
in this Congressional district and
that he will be elected by from
3,000 to 4 000 maj irity. Newton
Enterprise.
The cotton picking record in
C'evtland county has been moved
up a few notches by one of Cleve
land's fair daughters, Miss Ida Jolly,
of Boiling Springs, who picked 403
pounds of the flsecy etaple last
Wedneeday. Cleveland Star.
The habit of complaining is one
tbat grows and grows, and the man
or woman that becomes subject to
it ia sure to lose influence with all
his associates. Ex.
The Fashoda affair will flash no
powder odor it is to be hoped.
A soientist observes that in only
three individuals out of ten are the
two eyes' tqnally good.
Uaekleu' Arnten Baiye.
The Beat Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corni and all
S tin Eruptions, and positively cares
Piles or no pay required. It ii
guaranteed to give ntatiefaction or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box For sale at P B Fetzer'a Drug
store.'
Southern
Railway.
THE . . .
Standard Railway
of the SOUTH , . .
THE DIRECT LINE TO ALL WBTS.
TEXAS, CALIFORNIA',
FLORIDA, CUBA
AND PORTO RICO.
Strictly FIRST CLASS Equipment on all
Througb and Local Trains; Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars on all Mgbt
Trains; Fast and Sale Schedules ....
Travel fey (the Southern and
you are assured a Safe, Com
turtableand Expeditious Jour
ney Apply to Ticket Agents for Time Tables,
Kates and General Information,
or Address
R. L. VERNON, F. R. DARBY,
T. P. A., C. P. & T. A.,
Charlotte, N. C. AsheTllle, H. C.
No Trouble to Answer Questions.
Frank S. Gannon, J. M. CULP, W. A. Turk,
3rd V.P.&Gen M'gx, Traf. Man., G.P.A.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
From Extrame nervousness.
HAT uo uno remedy can contain the
elements neot-iwary to cure all diseas
es, is a fiwt wt'U known to everyone.
Dr. Miles' Syntrm of Restorative Kcmedlee
consists of suven distinctively dllToreiit
prepdratloris, each for Its own purpotte.
Mrs. L. C. Kramloy. 37 Hunry Ht., St. Cath
erines, Ontario, wrltoa: "For yTw-s I suf
fured from cxtrome ticrvousnosH mid annoy
lU(C Cfmstipathiii, dovflopln' Ititopalpltutloo
and weakness of the heart, I was unable to
sleep, Fullered uiucb from lu adat'he, puln Iu
my li ft side, palpitation and a constant
feeling of weak n.KS .md prost ration. I bug an
usinK It. Miles' Nervine, lli-nrt uro and
Nervo and Liver I'lUt- uud thu Antl-l'alu
mis to relieve tudden prtnixyrfins of palu
and 1r ari-trlm. I --'v-in f. It nm'h tmprovi-d
and tin1 p:un-. ai.d :dic3 nd v. crlnera ldt
me. 1 tluu t' lr. MILh' L(atoratlvtt
Tonl-' and am i.-.-w t-Uit d to n,y for'r
lr. MiU-s' h' i
are sold by nil
Klt undor a V
trti.iranteo, tlr-.t
bt'iii'liiH or m
f Rfirttori
fill)'
undi d. HuwK uu C u Uh X
lusuaoftho heart ty,091
tervesfree. Addre, ; i
ease
nerves
LK. MajtH MKUlOATwOO., KiKhart, U0,
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