rail Y i Pi 1 1
BY JAMES l COOK.
1 nomas A .dison eav3 when a
boy he sold peanuts and newspapers
on trains. He wouldn t sell nea
nuts and newspapers ontrains cow
lor Jp4.50 a week. llis a fcqrt o
lightning train himself.
NEWS Or CiE.3 KISAI, JATl'RE.
The Standard is published every day
Sunday cxccpte 1) and delivered b car
jriers for
One year $1 00
Six months 2.00
Three months N 1.00
One .35
ftintrle codv .05
O MT tl
The "Weekly Standard is a 4ra:e. 8
column to pr.ge sheet; contains more
. ti. t
readme matter ana nas a larger circuia
tion than any paper ever before publish
ed In the county.
Subscnption price $1.00 a year, in ad
vance. Office: Opposite Y?rke & Wads
orth.
ADVERTISING KATES.
Terms for regular advertisements made
known on plication.
. Keadinsr notices 5 cents per line each
C3 "
ktisA'tion.
liusiness notices 2 cents per line eaah
&ertion.
All advertisements and notices con
tinued until ordered out.
OTHER MATTES.
Obituary notices, ver 200 words will
not be received except on payment for
iYcrqs nf '200 words.
J - - W I ' CJ
Ak announcements and recommenda-. the bathing suit order, as it
tions of candidates tor omce, wui ue were
chafed for.
G'ommunications, when the writers n , . ,
' t. . , California's good yield, but it can't
names accompany them, will be pub- '
llshtLl. unless the articles are personally noia a candle to her fruit crop.
fritter or slanderous. In no case is the- which is worth $50,000,000, while
editor responsible for the views of cor- htr gold pans out only 15,000,000
KTANI)ARDIS31S.
Ehz bet h City ha3 introuced a
new industry that of shipping bull
frogs North. There is no finer,
daintier meat than the hind legs of
a frog, So people say.
A bicycle insurance company has
been organized in New York, to in
sure bicyles against damage by acci
dent. It repairs the damaged hi
cycle, or if too badly stove up give8
a new one in its place. This ia all
right; but whaWis teally wanted is
an insurance company to insure am
ateurs against headers and conse
quence
It is said th'at some of the en
graved stones in theBrit'sh museum
show that the fashionable female at
tire in the days of the flood was
sin ilar to that worn now, something
There is a good deal of talk of
respondents.
Address all communications to
THE STANDARD.
Concord, N. C.
FRIDAY June 10. 1892.
VlUK WORK OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
Senator Ingalls still declares that
this Government owes the soldiers
in back pensions $1,000,000,000,
every dollar of which ought to be
paid. Ingulls ought to pool his is
sues with the third party fellows,
and get in that 12th plank.
Dr; lrilcliari Resign His Charge
Raleigh, June 8. Rev. Dr. T II
Pntchard, pastor of the First Bap
1 ' L 1 1 m V r-r .
uoi cnurcn or Wilmington ana one
of the most eminent divines in the
State, has tendered his resignation
as pastor of that church. His health
has for some time been declining.
A protection organ remarks that
although "England ha3 'no robber
tariff her 18,000 landjords take
rent from 38,OD0,O0J tenants." If
she had a 'rubber tarhTin addition
to her 18,000, landlords, here 38,-
000,000 of people would be in a ter
rible plight.
FOR GOVEKXOn:
ELI IS CARR.
of Edgeccmbe.
FOR LIEUTEXAXT GOVERNOtt:
R. A. DOCCSIITOX.
of Alleghany.
JF0R SECRETARY OF STATE:
omtirs coke,
of Wake.
fop. treasurer:
onali iv. 1iain,
of Wake.
for auditor: , -
It. M. FI RMAN',
of Buncombe.
SJORSUrERINTEXDENT OF PUBLIC IN-
structiox:
john c. scarrororgii,
or Johnston.
FOR attorney general:
FRAN K I. OSHOKXE, '
of Mecklenburg.
JREs:iPEXTIAL ELECTORS FOR THE STATE
AT large:
C. R. AVCOCK. of Wayne.
II. (ItEXX. ofFwrHj ili.
WILL lIFrrCEED II 1 31 SELF ?
This district has reasons to be
proud of the fact that it has a Con
jrressman, who 'tands at the head
the North Carolina delegation.
You hear nothing else about Hon.
J no. S.IIendersou.
He's at his post of duty ; he learns
;nd knows his duties. Not brill-,
iant, but grainy he's a faithful
worker and interested in that
that is for the benefit of his cons
stituency.
Ji3bn Henderson has an influence
in Congress equalled by few.
North Carolina makes mistakes in
changing its Congressmen just when
ihe ropes are learned. Mr. Hender
son now stands where he can be of
raore service to his district and
Nojth Carolina than any man the
district could elect.
this is true, cannot be doubt-
X; and piwrirtg that way to us,
we would like to see him re elected
The Standard believes that he will
-nececd himself.
Vi.it for the result of the Jlepub
:caa Convention
I.
Organ of Mute Alliance.
Marion Butler's Paper.
The Progressive Farmer has done
much valuable service for the' cause
of reform and we regret that it has
seen fit to resign as the Organ of the
State Alliance In an editorial
"We were willing for the Alliance
people of North Carolina to dictate
the policy of the paper while it was
their Organ, but no man, no dozen
men can do it."
We think the above was uncalled
for. "No one man, no dozen men,"
have attempted to do anv dictating.
Any paper that is the Organ of the
State Alliance must be under the
direction of the State administration
representing the Alliance, or else it
would not in face he the Onran.
This is what th mltnhiistraition of
the State Alliance insisted on and
it would have, been untrue to the
organization if it had done less. In
fact the jOrgan of the Allian
should be the property of the Order,
and its policy must be directed bv
the State officials.
Itend Tills.
The Concord Perpetual Building
& Loan Association will commence
its 8th series of stock June 4th 1
Books are now open for subscription
with the Secretarv and Treasurer at
Cannons & Fetzers store. Persons
wanting lo help a woui3 institution
hat is building up the town, or
wishing a cafe investment that is
paying good interest, or a good sa
vings bank for small earnings, will
subscribe to this, one of the best in
stitutions of our town. Borrowers
getting money through this associa
tion pay a less rate of interest than
they can obtain money from any
other source for. We make the fol
owin& estimate (based on our expe
rience of four years) : A loan of
$1000, at time of subscription, will
cost, to repay, about $1,250, making
he interest for the use of $1000 for
about six years $250, or about 4 per
cent. He are now lending upwards
of $1300 per momh and hope to in
crease the number of shares eo that
we can do still better. The presi
dent or secretary will explain its
workings at any time to any one de
siring information. ,
J. P. ALLISON, IWt. '
II I Woodhouse, Sec. and Treas.
WE INVITE
The attention of customers to
06
FLOW
Onty $0.50 per Barrel.
Pound Sack for$3.30.
. IHI a t Soli.
Charlotte Observer. 1
That is a very pretty stcfry from
Minneapolis about an unsuccessful
attempt to buy for $1,000 the vote
of "W C Henderson, a delegate from
North Carolina." The person re
red to is W E Henderson, the
cofcred deputy collegor of internal
fevenue for the division which in
eludes Charlotte, and the only thing
the matter with the story is that he
is not a delegate at all, but an al
ternate from the seventh district,
ann therefore Las no vote, either to
selnar to give awav. Thia 13 not an
intimation that he would sell it if
hehgl a votfcyv he is a colored
man of unusually excellent charac
ter.
e grcsa amount of receipts of
he Yadkin Puulroad f or V seven
months from June 1st 1891. to
Dec. 31st, 1S91, at Salisbury, Gran
ite Quarry, Rockwell, Ritchie, New
jondon, Albemarle, Porter and Nor
wood was $8112.04, of this amount
$3930.90 were received at Albe
! marie.
CoPYRiiiHTXaSa
CarCt be found
tho equal of Dr. Pierce's Gnldon
Medical Discovery. If other medi
cines of its class were liko it, they'd
bo guaranteed. This- is. If it
doesn't benefit or cure, in .every
case for which it's recommended,
you get your monev back. It
isn't a "euro-all," but it does cure
all diseases arising from a torpid
or deranged liver, or from impure
blood. For all Scrofulous, Skin and
Scalp Diseases, it's a positive rem
edy. Even Consumption, or Lmftj
scrofula,fe cured by it, if taken in
timo and given a fair trial. That's
all that's asked for ita fair- trial.
Then, if it doe&Vt help you, there's
nopay.
Wo claim it no bo an unequalcfd
remedy to purffy the blood and 4
vigorato tho liver. Wo claim it to
bo lasting in its effects, creating an
appetite, purifvini? tho aUootl. and
. M O 9
preventing ljdious, Typhoid and . " A
Malarial fevers, if takm in time. PATTER (TS
Tho timo tn tW ? Io A -t-a-1- -A.XA.ik?X KJ Oe
first feel the signs of weariness and
weakness. Bv druc frisS.
00
No charge for drayage, ar
I1BS &' .BIDSBOBA'S
Emporium includes everything in
' TfkrY TT-
WANT TO BUY GOODS
CPEAP?
YES. YES.
Well, lf me tell you where
to go.
MoET.ISON'jTeNTZ &Ot)j
ist.liA -nlncft Now the -T)roof
of the puddin? is the chewfhg
of the bacr. For pretty Hen
riettas, all shades ; for pretty
for Drettv challies. for pretty
muslins of India, or pretty
white goods of all kinds,' for
nrertv Hamburss. for prettv
C7 J A V
umbrellas, for good shoes for
ladies and gentlemen, fof la
dies' and missss' pretty ties.
X. f f
and anything in the dry -goods
line you wish, you can get at
bdttom figures.
WHITE
MY NEW HOME.
I have moved my stock of
GROCERIES
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.
TII1EV GERMAN HALVE.
The THIE. OF. RUT A V rat.vw
I when properly applied, is infallible
in the following disfcrflRRin a-nA
Dainful diaeftSAS? Rnilsi r!arhnnn7
. - WUUbldQ.
JLtne Felons. TTlnprK. Olrl
Burns. Wounds of nil Hndu TVv.
tions, Piles, Caked Breasts, Tetter,
I Iling Worms. Scrofulous and Can
Iceious Sores. Corns and Bnninno.
It will relieve inflamprl nninfo inm.
bago, congestion avd strains. In all
these cases the SALVE has been
tested without a case of failure. '
TESTIMONIAL-
l xuavc usbu on myseii and on
others CAPT. TTTT.K' APi?nfAXT
oAJj Viii for boils mi1 fnlro nlAOo,i
instating that it is unsurpassed in
! elhcacy in not only driving the boil
to a head, . but in extracting the
ore' and the heal
parts. S. WITTJvOWSTvY
Charlotte, N- C
Ihe medicniM is fnr cola v
drug stores of Concord. N.C.
Prepared by Herself.
MR
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M-m mm
FROM A
GAElrEl TACK
TO A '
Four-Horse Wagon.
Goods First-clas3. Prices Low.
m
Is now Offererl fnr caa
j 1 . "" -
1 nniff CTrrn ' t ...
pared by herself, though put up),
the Btvle of its lofa vv.
Abernethy & Williams, whose mis
zr l 1 PreParation ruined it in
their hauds-
The Real Hair T?otf. j.
Recommended for
VLD BALDNESS,
but is an infallible remedy for
FALLING Cmi OF THE HAIR
DANDRUFF,
ITCHINGS AND ERUPTIONS
peculiar to the scalp. It is perectlv
Larmiess, cooling, cleansing and re
Kinf f bere, ar,e Perso in this
town who have had one anplication
to completely cheek the falling hair
'fcuTLadies, IGentlemen and CLil
Q.en. iryuj my8Q