SOME SNAP SHOTS
AT SHOUT RANGE.
Sem axtd Incidents In he Pusslng
Show of Life In this Metropolis and
Vicinity, as Caught by Our Kodak,
Reported by Truthful I'erson, or
Evolved from the Editor's Itrain,
Col. 0 M Lore did not go to Htir- j
risburg today.
51 A Shernll, a knight of the
road, is in the city, commercially.
Noble Grand Moose went to Char
Jotte on the noo train.
Dr. C M PcTncopreacbed at Rocky
Kiver church, Sunday evening.
Nice Pafer ftyprushes only 5c.
The Racket d 3 t.
C M ook, of Salisbury, spent
Sunday here with his family.'
There ia considerably harvesting
yet 10 uo.
A "boat ride on the historic Yad
kin," is not to be "snuphed" at.
Try our Stainless Black Socks at
15c ; no seams in them. The Racket
d3t
Mr. M J Freeman is now at home,
after a short trip.
It was so terribly hot in our office,
Saturday that ice melted.
J 1 Hopkins on Spring street is so
ill, that his condition i3 almost hope
less.
Lieut Rufus Cook, of No, 5 came
to town for the firit time m a long
season.
There are fools in every section
every community must necessarily
nave its share.
Swink's are having a cement pave
ment put down in front of their
store.
Three spooh of 5c thread for 10c.
Try it and stop a useless expense of
50 per cent on the most needful ar
ticle you buy. The Racket. 6 d-w.
Dr. John C Montgomery, .of Char
lotte, spent Sunday in the city with
relatives and friends.
Harry Pryling will soon have an
other engine done. This is for his
own use.
3Capt J M and Mr. W R Odell
came in on the noon train from a
point up the read.
Mrs. J II Barringer,of Cleveland,
Rowan county, is yisiting her sister,
Mrs. M L Brown.
Wheat was considerably blown
down in No. 3, by the wind Sunday
evening. j
Rag Doll patterns, printed .on
good cloth, 11 by 16Jinche3, mailed
to any address on receipt of 10c.
The Racket d 4 t w 3 t
It is seldom that a Saturday ccme3
around with sp ew farmers in town,
a3 wa3 last Saturday.
A stranger or even a citizen would
really apprediate Concord's she
if he attempteJ to walk or itr
streets in one day.
J F Honeycutt and C G Mont
gomery have returned from the
Sunday School Convention in David
em county.
The teams of Forest Hiil and
Cmnonville did not corns together,
Saturday, on the diamond for vari
ous reasons.
It may be strange to some people,
but it is nevertheless a fact that ice
v?m seen on the pavements of Con
cord, on Saturday morning.'
That the ladies have undertakern
tha work, is pretty ure evidence
that the cemetery will be enclosed at
n 3 distant day.
The county has been pleased re
cently by splendid rains.
It is by no mean3 obscure why
some people go to church no, no !
Eight more days and an adopted
son of Concord will have married.
The Standard is a predictor.
There were no services ia Central
M E Church, Sunday night, thepas
torJBev. Dr. Bays, being sick.
Dr.O J Satterfield Sunday eve
ning, pre&hed the annual sermon to
the studenta of Scotia Seminary, in
the colored Presbvtenan church. "
Mi33 Lillie Long and Mies Claud
Grier, both of whom are well known
in Concord, left Charlotte forWash-
ington City Saturday.
Mis? Bettie Alexander1 has return"
'ed from Davie county. She wa a
delegate, to ttie District Sunday
c'ioo convention, from Central
E Church,.
The Standard ha3 a ticket to the
sumnfer races at Alamance Fair
Grounds July 4th. Editor Kerno
die, of the Gleaner, will accepy
tbtinks.
Two train loads of R. & D. clerks
in the offices at Atlanta passed here
on Sunday, on tjieir way. to Wash
ington. The Atlanta office has been
removed to Washington city.
Mr. B F Rogers has contracted
for the moving of he house between
his and D R Hoover's lota to a lot
he has on the opposit side of the
street.
C F Wadsworth, of Charlotte,
sp.ent Sunday here to the delight of
hi3 many friends. The Standard
was glad to see Mr. Vad3w0rth
looking the very picture of health.
A prominent Republican of the
county said. I wish they would
nominate Senator Hill, since a Dem-.
ocrat will.be elected I'd rather have
Hill than any ether Democrat.
J G Lambert, wiio. hai effected a
large branch organization of the
Knoxville Building and Loan Asso-.
ciation here, was called to his home
in Burlington on account of a very
Bick child.
A 1 l i i
i uruwu oi coioreu ooys nave a
military company and a drum corps.
Ihey are out nearly every evening
near Allison's corner. The only
uniforms they have consists in gor
geous foora caps.
Rev. W G Campbell confirmed six
applicants to membership in St
Andrew's Lutheran church, on Sun
day. There appears tobe considera
ble church activity in this yc-un?
CJirgregation.
Itls said thaWn umbrelle, bear
ing the initials of a Concord gentle-
man,;vas found at the scene of
otaniys only lynching. Thi3 is
doubtless a try stake, at any rate the
owner can easily prove an alibi by
several hundred witnesses.
The Standard acknowledges an
invitation to the Guilford Battle
Ground celebration, on July 4th?
The card is a handsome one. The
chief feature of the occasion js an
address on "Gen. William R Davie,"
V TT - TTT 1 . rS
dj xion. waiter uiark. w
Dr. C M Payne has been invited
to deliver his address. "Personal
Purity," before the Y M C A of
Charlotte next Sunday evening. The
Charlotte YMCA will have an op
portunity to hear a most elegant and
practical address, teeming with plain
and unmistaken truths.
Some one, who is fond of prrins
into what ordinary people regard as
mysteries past finding out, has as
certained that the globe has had 60,
727,842,237,075,265, human inhabi
tants since it first became the abode
of man. Wesnppose the next work
of this distinguished statistician
will be furnishing a list of the
names for publication.
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We have opened for the
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from now on pure Kennebeck
Ice, which we will f unish to
regular customers in the city
at 1 cent per pound.
Thanking our customers dur
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your trade for the present one.
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