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VEDNESDAf .February 17, 1892.
A.
' WHA'AtIIE MATTEIl?
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I About the only thing the matter
nth this country, U poverty.
This is pre'ty bad, indeed.
Is t because the people are lazr ?
s "V neopft- a-e riot lazy..
Is it bf Aine our apiVis poor and
..... , ...
nr eliniate'is frigid Uur eon is
iyht and our c'imatethe best under
).- Lravens.
9 I- it becaut we do not exert ourl
. to the situation r A more
!er;etic pofle Jive nowlere.
If the North had been subjected
-.the harda' ips,' conditions and
!i vc-jihe S.tiurj has ' been for 23
ixi. would he North-be nvhufit is
uhtv No, i:"e tenths of the
Wikees'wou'd be.in the poor houses
: s mthern e-mutfes
Tnrow the beu-fitsTof the robbing
y itP in, t is section ; 'throw out
av-ally $150,000)00 of pensions
i yiis eectiuii and withdraw them
ui the nut h .iiidepend millions
' . i I . 1. 4.
! COilarS li' lift L iJiHC UL-CU CJIClll
j Itiic iii,pioeraents in the north
'-well, you ;o this:
The sou'h will be in the saddle
.ld i he nornv w ill be the jackass.
people on earth could stand up
n-er .fgn at udds and hardships
'. tLtse the mii h has.
We are not a hater of the north,
.it thif'SUudi.! J does ha;e the vile
.uMslation that has been going on
a ecrieh"; ihrf north atidiaipover
,ties the sou h.
: Xi?The man that says- that the
uth i suffering poverty on account
I lziuesy, i. a liar or u knave, or
woids to ! ha effect.
CoiiurcM.Hiounl Itrrfi.
A rebtIuu a as passed th-i House
oviding for an investigation of
ium ail tho pension office
The geuuto committee on Coinage
:ported adversely on a free coinage
Jl, Mr- Vance voted favorably.
A Senate committee has reported
vorably a bid to erect at Washing
u a $800,000 Wronze equostrain
itueof the 1-Sld Gen. TJ S Grant.
The committee on Co mmerce has
vorably reported a bill to the
ouse permitting railroads to grant
Hal rates , to comruereial travel-
The Ayord's FuirCornmioners
11 . ciif oxtai ut Chicago, on true!
ml, as many of the membfrs pi
:r!cricss :is v.i'l Hceepfc thoiuva
IlectGen. Wheeler's West Point bill is
(ip.rpnnincr the tra;iiitle of tboIIouse
W 'd is submitting to soino pretty
pf !'i(a3 "cheese paring." Jt frill
.ve to be cut.
tv The House ;minitte on the elec-
n of PreBideut anJ Vice-Tresi
intjjviiiprouaDiy report jk dui pror i
t r t i- f n .
Uupf for the ejection of lhoso ohi-
i-s by a direct vote of ie people.
i ", ... . ' i 1 i
By a vote of 8 to 5 Mr. Bland's
ouse Commit tCk on Coinage rj.or
d favorably Mr. Bland's bill for
e free coinage of sold and sil v r
d for the issue of coin notes.
The Virginia dbt questiou a
xed question that has bothered
is generation is being wrested
th by the Senate in dealing with
'est Virginia's share of the direct
x that is to be refunded to the
aies.
.State Treasurer Bain says that
'tout $1,350,000 of old bonds are
t outstanding. Of these $30,000
e what are known as construction
nds, issued in aid of the North
urolina railway.
SEWS XOTJSf.
The white republicans are trying
to get up a party of their own in
SWlh Carolina.
It is considered the height of
fffeminacy for the young man to
send the valentine in Leap Year.
. I he dowry of a Turkish bride is
fixed by custom at about $1.70, and
the wedding day is invariably Thurs
dav.
rati m m
jneg:ripj3 being lonowea in
Vienna by a disease rnoredeadly. It
is something between the grfp and
the cholera.
The Washington Gazette
joins
the Record for Hill, of New York,
and Gry, of Indiana, as president
and vice president.
Mistaking a bucket Myeforrain
water, Michael Lintner, of Bazil,
Ind., tvashed in it and both eyes may
beblinded
It is said that one woman in every
sixty la Ltntfon is a gjndrisker,
one in every twenty a pauper, and
one in thirteen illiterate.
James Couch, the aged millionaire
and pioneer of Chicago, ,and pro
prietor of the Tremont House, was
run over by a wagon and cannot re
cover.
Mr. S L Clemens, who h gone
to the Continental cures for gout
and indigestion, writes that the suf
ferer is allowed to eat any kind of
bod he doesn't like.
In the Virginia legislature Air.
Clacks tone has presented a bill for
the division of the school taxes paid
by the whites and black?,' and for
the application. of such taxes to the
support of the schools of the race
p tying the same.
The Cherokee cout : The pros
pect of several hundred Cherokee
indians going from this section to
the Indian territory to get a sum of
money, ubout$150, that is due each
of them, has caused a large delega
tion of railroad representatives to
visit Murphy within the past ten
days, each one advocating the
advantages of his respective route.
TtieXoi-tti Carolina Seed I.atr.
Mr Gerald McCarthy, btate Bot
anist, has called our attention to the
following law enacted by the last
legislature which is of interest to
seedsmen retail merchants and pur
chasers of seeds :
Section 1. That airy person or
persons doing busiuess in this State,
who sbull sell s.eed or offer for sale
any vegetable or garden seed that
ae not plainly marked upon ach
package oring containing such seed
the year in which said seed weie
grown, shall be guilty of if misde
meanori4id upon. conviction thereof
shlil be fined not less than ten doK
!a?3 or more than fifty dollats, or
impit-'Oed not morethan thitty
days for ea h and eury offence.
Provided, That the provisious of
this act shall not apply to farmers
selling seed in ojen bulk to other
f ai iners or gardeners.
ec. 2. That any person or per-
CUUO II OliUlij (Mill llillliLlUil Itl
, . . , . , , .
deceive, wrongly mark or not label
' r J
t() tl;lte iinJ lockage or bag con
taining garden or vegetable seed,!
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall
be finded not less than ten nor more
than fifty dollars, or imprisoned not
less than ten nor more than thirty
days.
The objects of this law are firs,
the projection of innocent purchas
ers from being defrauded by having
stale and detorated seeds palmed off
ujon them; secondly, the pretention
of honest and careful seedsmen and
retailers who handle their seeds
from unscrupulous competition. It
is hoped that seedsmen and mer
chants will cheerfully co i ply with
the requirements of this law.
st In.
UNDRESS.Z.D
I
KID GLOVES
FOR GENTLEMEN.
ELEGANT FOR DRESS.
Assorted Shades.
Cannons '
Fetz-er
Prepared by Herself.
MRS. GltlER'S
nil ei mm
Is now offered for sale in the three
drug stores of Concord. It"is pre
pared by herself, though put up iD
tho style of its late pioprietors,
Abernethy & Williams, whose mis
take in its preparation rtjined it in
thfir bauds.
The Ileal Hair Restorer is nol
recommended for
. -OLD BALDNESS-
but is an infallible remedy for
FALLING CUT OF 'UIIE HAIR
DANDRUFF,
. ITCHINGS AND ERUPTIONS
peculiar to thojscalp. It is perfef tlj
harmless, coolfngf cleansing and re
freshing, There arpersou8 in this
iown who hive. bad one application
to cornpW-ely uheck the falling hair.
For testimonials see circulars.
&&" Jjfulies, Gentlemen and Chil
dren, try it! my"30
Special tefife,
Gur Entire Steft cf I'mfe?
Goods Blast Go.
,
We have reduced the prices
x
to figures that will move them,
the cold weather is not over
yet and we have some special
bargains to offer. Come as
soon as you see this ad and
get the benefit of these goods.
CASH SALE.
Morrisox, Lentz & Co.
Feb. 13, 02. i
WE INVITE
The attention of customers to
OS,
Manufacturetlrom the clioi
eest varieties of winter wkaat
to meet the requirements of
tjie best city trade, it is posi
tively the
Lightest,
Sweetest
and Best
FLOUE
made, Try, a sack for your
Xmas baking.
WHITE ROSE
is a line Hour and we guaran-
r,p,A ttvprv snclc tn trv& snris-
faction.
PRICE, $300
tWe 'have the exclusive
sale of. both these Hours in
Concord.
You are invited to examine
our stock which is
'COMPLETE
IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS.
Always glad to sliowour
goods. No charge for deliv
ery ofods ii the citjr,
PAT TERSON'S.
SWEET
Haul
Concord, N. C.
J. M. Odell, President.
U. B. Coltrane, Cashier.
L. 1). Coltrane, Book keeper.
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000.
$y),000.
DIRECTORS:
J. M. Odell, . D. F. Cannon.
Elara King, J. W. Cannon,
W. R. Odell, G. M. Lore,
D. B. Cojtmne.
CLINE & WELL.
"We have moved next door to Dr.
Johnntou's druff store, and ant
'your trade. Wejiavo a full line of
Heavy and
Fancy Groceries,
Such as Cftffee, Sugar, MoUes,
Flour, Candies, Nuts, canned goo is,
spices, and in fact everything k ot
in a first class grocery store. To
name ail the good thmgs we havu to
exfwould take up a four page paper.
For
BARGAINS
Call and see for yourself- "YWmean
business.
Bring your .country prodr.ee.
Thankful for jast patronage, we are
truly,
. CLINE & CORRELL.
REOPENED SCHOOL.
School reopened January 4,
1892, in the Brown school
house, students prepared for
business or college. Book
keeping for ladies and gentle
men a specialty. Instruction
given in classes, indivdually,
or by correspondence.
H C. Dunn.
TOP
GROCERIES.
All kind3 f produce: all kiwis
of groceries and lots of 'em.
Come here, if you are hungry.
,'ou can get your Xmas goods here.
LOWMAN& BLUME.
TIUEV GERMAN SAME.
The THIE V GERMAN SALVE.
when propely applied, is infallible,
in the following distressing and
gainful diseases: Boils, Carbuncles,
Bone Felons, Ulcers, Old Sores.
Burns, Wounds of all kinds. Erup
tions, 1'iles, uaked Breasts, j etter,
Rine: Worm1'. Scrofulous and Can
eejous Sors, Corn3 and Bunions- .
i t wiij relieve innamea points, lum
bago, congestion ai,d strains. Iu all
tlu"- rases tho SALVIi, ha, been
tested without a case of tailure.
TESTIMONIAL.
"I have used on myself f nd on
o'herB CABT. TIJIES' GERMAN
SALVE for boil and take nleasure
in stating that it is unsurpassed in
efficacy iu not only driving the boil
to a head, but ia extracting the
'core' and tfce healing of the 11$ cted
parts. NVITTKOWSKY,
Charlotte, N- C
Tho medicine is fifr ?a at the
lrnr stores of Concord. N.
MY NEWflOME.
ilioi
lion
I have moved my stock of
GIlOCEltlES
into the store room next door
to Hoover, Lore & Co. and un
der the Standard office.
You know what goods I
keep you know how I serve
you and come to me if you
want good, fresh groceries.
On clear days you can see
my goober parcher in front of
my store.
JNO. A. KIMMONS.
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