-orkTTT nvr A n C IT A TO 1 Albemarle Academy closes its
OUltl Oimr OnuiO , . ftn Tune Sth.witha
i 1VBUV fc'W
concert
AT SlTJOftT P ATWEJ Commissioner Earnhardt, of No.
4, reports crops looKing exceeumgi j
Ncenes and Incidents In the Passing
Know of Life In tnis Metropolis and
Vicinity, as Caught by Oar Kodak,
' BeortedAy Trntbful Persons, or
Evolved from tbe Editor's Brain,
fine.
Daniel Clark, aged 85 years, died
at. Fir. Montgomery countv, last
- J ' o y
week.
May is half gone and only one
License has been issued.
E;d. F. Correll
PAINTER.
Aftr much p.Tnprienea in ever?
feature of the business, I am pre
pared to do all kinds of house
painting, deoorauug, sign palming,
papering, etc. I'rices low.
.Leave ordrs at uorreii uro b dew
elrv Store. mav 140
Sftw - iiiwi mi
1VH ' UUUl'JV . w v-i
iPinsriE, oak
The Best Made
fully Guarantee
Send in vour iob work.
y . iuai i iocu v".
AG Lentz has .been quite sick,! And then to think this is Leap year
... w 1
but is imt)roveinr.o - 1 nviiMrono tw nprvire at 11 a. m.
W w V- LA X . M. X W T
The Dixon Hawthorne counts
versy is becoming seedy. .
The Standard wants your job work.
Eeiditin. .
Special trains will be run to Char-
lotte on th(?2t)th. It will p2a3 here
about 9:30. m ' '
Sprnish Mack'erel are being caught
on the coast and shipped to. Cop-
cord.
Frank Osborne sema to be loom
ing up for llje position of Attorney
General for'the Sate.
Eon Rent A six room dwelling
near lief orm chnrch, with barn ana
good garden. Applyto N F Yorke
"A sanhedrim of sacred asses" is
what Rev. Thos. Dixon calls the At
lanla Baptist ministers.
Georgia 8 watermelon crop is ex
pected to reach 9,000 carloads. Chol
era medicine venders are as happy
as a lad with two chunks of pie.
Messrs. W L Morris. II B Parks.
and D P Boger will represent Cabar
rus as marshals at Charlotte's 20th
May celebration.
Warren Coleman calls a sheep head
fish chain-eaner fish because the
stripes run around the body like a
convicts suit.
Messrs. Dolnh and Gus Thies
came in early this morning. Dolph
is making a success of the poultry
businses -Gus rides in a dogcart.
Mrs. P W Austin of Albemarle,
died Tuesday night, the 10th, of
consumption. Mrs. Austin was a
daughter of Mr. Jno. S Atkins, who
lived here a year,
J.C Brumley, of the western part
of the county, has 3 acres of cot
ton that has six leavea to the stalk.
This is what he planted in the latter
part of March. This beats the
county.
In referring to our Graded School
buildings bein enlarfpfl pin. f ho
" 0 o
Salisbury Ilerald is kind enough to
av : "The above shows tht. tha
Concord people are alive to school
work, speaking well for them."
D Holdbrooks has a curiosity, but
it is dead. Tins curiosity is a chick
en newly born and it has four legs
two of thelegs are right, the two ex
tra legs come out at the brSast and
toe lacKwaTds.
J W Walker of No. 6 is to
congratuated. He ha3 at his house
two pretty little girl babies, they are
now two days "old. Friend Walker
has ajbright pretty family of 11 liv
ing children and a wife; and two
children dead.
The business failures during: the
last seven days, as reported by R. G.
Dun & Co.'s, number: For tha
United State3 150, Canada 25, total
1 a, a3 compared with 207 last week,
11 the week previous to the last
and 257 for the corresponding week
of last Year.
Esq. S II Andrews, of X0, 3, is
the champion knot fastener of the
county. Last August he performed
the marriage ceremony for a colored
man and on Wednesday last he tied
the same colored man in another
marriage contract his Jirst wife
cf course, i3 dead. Esq. Andrews
doesn't charge anything, but he
won't put in a prayer at this price
Preaching at night by Rev. M R
Ware. Experience meeting at p.
We learn that the sash and gen
eral wood working establishment
atNevJmdonhasbeen suspended
for a season.
Dr. SolJFurr tells a Standard re
porter of hookiflg a 30 lbs carp but
the carp grot away. The fiisnerman
always has his say. But thfc biggest
fish always gets away.
A letter received at the. agricul
tural department Thursday states
tbafthe catapillars have stripped
the trees of all their leaves in Kobe,
son and Columbus counties.
J M Lowman associated with him
in .the grocery business Mr. A J
Blackwelder and it is now "J M
Lowman & Co." Look for their ad
.AND ALL KINDS..
m
I 5veliav(o opened tl lumber
IVU. ( MV- j w cord, JM . U.jiyiCl Keep uiiuauu
We have opened fjr tbe
season. We will nave cnnan,a
from now on pure Kennebeck
Ice, which we will furnish to
- ,
regujar customers in the city
at 1 cfeiit rer wound.
- XJianking our customers dur
ing thtj pasr season, we soncu
. i m 1 . A,rt
your traaeiorta present ui . either pine or
tTAll orders promptly nn- .
FRAMING LUMBER, .
WEATHERBOARDING ,
. CEILING FLOORING.
We can also furnish finish-
ted.
McNmaka Ice Company.
Mchc-tm
soon. ,
Harry Fryllng says his shop is too
little. It is filled up "with broken
bicydes and old guns. The average
Concord citizen is eitKer a shootist
or a two wheeled ridist. "
On and after the 15th inst., postal
clerks will be" placed on theYadkin
road between Salisbury and Xor
wood. A combination postal car has
already been received and has been
running over the road several days.
Esq. Anthony Bost, of No. 5
m 3
comes to town every iuesuay,
Thursday and Saturday with but
ter. A cireful estimate shows that
he produces at his home about 1200
pounds per year, 800 lbs of which he
sells. This is good.
Robt. Bost, of the R. & D., came
in'on the midnight train, Friday.
Tie went stra'cht to the residence
of Mr. J W Cannon, his brother in
law, not knowing Mr. Cannon had
moved. Mr. Bost met with resis
fanop. ns Jno. A iJlackwelder is
keeping house. With steady voice,
the housekeeper cried out. "Who
comes there?" "A traveller" was
the response. After some signs and
pass words and other red tape,
HousekeeDer Blackwelder let Mr.
Bost in. Coth are trumps. "
Children. Cry-
Ut PITCHKB'i
C ASTORIA
CtorU fa to well adapted to children tha
I recommend it as iuperior to any prescription
hwiton," H. A. Archer, M. D.,
Ill South Oxford St., lirookJyn, N. Y
"I vm Cantorfa In my practfea, and And It
fltweiaUy adapted to affections of children."
Alex. Robertson, M. D.,
1057 2d Are., Mow "iork.
'From personal knowledge I enn pay that
Castoria is a luost excellent medicine for chil
dren." Ua Ci. C. Osooon,
7 LowfcU, Mass.
Canto"la promotes I:oafiil,
OTercoii cs Flatulency, Co;isi,i nation, Rjt
Ktomficn. i iiarrna'a. ana xt-i
verislmoss.
TVina thn ia rpnrtpre hoalthv audita
sleep natural. Castoria contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
oak. on short notice.
"tggTPut this in vour hat.
, ,
I'KTH-EL & LUDVVIG.
apri6-Q2
Catalogue free. Also all grades
of Bicycles and sundries.
Cash or installments to suit.
G. L. Patterson,
. Agent.
MCHK
. i ; .ii - i ika Mrs snnhrmnsi ftnd
ILCilCTCS Sill iWICIICM Wl mv. -
cures GONORRHCEA and GLEET imtosdajri. No
othef Uetme.-t necessary. Neveicause stricture of
leave snjr tnjous fte effects. Price.!!. Sold
- ' BLOOD BALM CO., Prt't, AtTsnts, C.
ForSaleby D. D. Johnson.
M.-yr 3. 1892
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35 -ojiutTtcs .a. hveoisttih:
Child rirt Day.
The 3rd Sunday in May is known
the M. E. church, south
MOSS & BLAIR,
Painters, Taper Hangers,
Plastico and Oil Finishers.
Af te'r much experience we are now
prepared to do first class work. To
do plasticoing, hanging paper, house
painting and hard oil finishing is
equaled by few and .excelled by
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none f oi nice clean worK. we wojtk
bv the dav or iob. Will furnish the
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material if desirea. we guaniniee
satisfaction. Leave orders .at h etz
er's Drup- Store.
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in
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a. sm. Sermon ' in keeoinff with the
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day, by the pastor. At 'o'clock p.
m. the regular Sunday School be
ginning with a Song Service. At
s nVloo.lc n. m.. childrens service.
cosisting of responsive readings,
music, recitations, addresses, &c. &c.
Parents, children, friends, neighbors
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thage, N. C.
Grand Secretary, B II Woodell,
Raleigh, N. C.
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Wilmington, N. O.
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