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THE STANDARD.
Concord", N. C
SATURDAY, - August 27, 1892.
SCUOl-ItiTH) NATIONAL .TICKET.
FOH PRESIDENT:
OROVEU CLEVELAND,
of New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
A IH. A I E. STEVENSON,
of Illinois.
DEMOCRATIC ST ATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR :
ELI AS CAR It,
of Edgecombe.
FOB LIEUTENANT GOVEBNOL:
R. A. DOCGIITON,
of Alleghany.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE!
OCTAVIUS COKE,
of Wake,
FOR treasurer:
DONALD W. II A IN,
of Wake.
:
. FOB auditor:
S It. M. FCR9IAN,
of Buncombe. ;
TOU tfof ERINTENDENT OF TUBLIO .IS"
btbuction:
JOHN C. Sl'AKHOWU'GH,
ot JoLmstou. ,
FOE ATTORNEY GENERAL:
1JIANU I.OSIJORXE
oi Mecklenburg.
'
presidential electors for tiie STATE
at Targe:
C. IJ. AYCOCK.oi ivayne,
It. H fjiLENN. ofFoMytli.
for compress:
ojohn s. henderson.
0
"THE TYPICAL, AMERICAN."
JFrom a Speech by Chauncey M. Depew.f"
If &n to name the typical American, the man
vhinK else-the man who, determin once in what
rection his duty leads, cannot be swerved from
ft.epath-the man who is doggedly persistent in
' what he believes to be rightthe man who thinks
ootoi self, but of his country and Us needs, I would
ho loves and believes in nis qeiniry Deyona every
ho oves and believes in nis ciniry dcj onu every-
name Grover Cleveland. VV hat he has accomplish. I , fjrpgno chief of the reVOlutlO
ed is the very highest tribute to the possibilities of I cTai Vreepu, cuici. ui iuc
vmericancue.i!.nip.
0 q ,
Union, Ilariuoiiy Democracy.
Difference of ; opinion and judgement in Demo-
eTatrc conventions are by no means unwholesome
importance of our success to the country and the
party, that there should be any where among Dem-
ocrats any lack of harmonious and acticer effort to
win in thecampaign which opens before us. I have
herefore no concern on that subject. It will cerf
inly le my constant endeavor to deserve the sup-
urt of every Democrat. Grover Cleveland's Card
W.he Public.
to
C1LL1KO ALMAXCEJIES COWARDS
aicr. A. C. Khuford ami Massey nt
Tbomasville, on Friday.
Thomasville, N. C, August 26.
Shuford made
oe - ODKressmau -
straight Third party speeches? con-
sisting oi noining out aouee uj. iuc
nnwrar. nartv. Massev paid the
. i J "
mean&t Jhiffg o Jhe day wTien he
chargea fehat Senator Vance stayed
awayfr0mthe Senate chamber on
the day the vote on free sil ver was
taken m on!er to keep from voting.
Not a thing. was said agaiust the
RepuWican party Many Alliance-
men were dig2Usted that Strict party
speeche8 were made at an Alliance
I Shuford said .if an Al-
r
"reform" ticket he was a coward,
. , ,
Senator Vance was very sick, too
sick to be out of bed. There will be
Jots' 0f "cowards" in Cabarrus iov
8th, if Mr. Shufc-rd's statement is
orthodox.
could Anything be More Heartrend
ing. Athens. Ga.. Ausr. 2G. A story
Uoq rpaohp(.hprp, from Madison coun-
drowning.
The sad affair occured a few days
ago. Mrs. Wilson went tp a spring
near the house for water, taking the
baby with her. She- had left the
house but a short iime when screams
attracted her at'tention and hastening
I there, found two of. her cnnaren
d,ead and the third one sick. The
little fellow, however, was able to
talk and said that they had poked
their fingers though a crack in the
floor and a hen under the house had
bitten them.
Mrs Wilson hurried bck to the
spring and there found that her lit
tle-baby had crawled into the spring
and been drowned. When the
mother returned to the house she
found the little boy also dtad. Some
time later the father returned.
Search was made and a huge rattle
snake was found under the house
killed.
How it is in Cabarrus.
Mr.' Shakespeare Harris, of Ca
barrus, spent yesterday in the city,
and when asked about the, politica
situation in his beat, said that some
Of the Third party lnen about him
were so hot that the filling in their
teth, had melted. ."It's like this,"
he said. "There's that boy, there;
he can ask you questions which you
can't answer to save your life, and
these Third party people can get
up a lot ofquestions that have no
bearing on anything under the sun
and because neither you nor anybody
else cari, answer them they think
they have ti?e best of you m any
argument." They are pretty thick
I around Mr. Harris,' according to his
account, ana styi nave jtfieir neas
at Concord, flb "beat somebody."
Wnr In VpilPtfln.
New York, Aug. 26. The steam-
lip "Carcas," which sailed from
Venezuela iAugust 17th, arrived
here today and broughtanf ormation
of considerable fighting in that
n-Aa-n frnrprnmpnr. TnrP.PS
wuunj fe-
. .pvolntionistS' The Venezuelan
ana reVOlUUUUiBiO xuc iuwuaU
l kpre received n6WS that Gen-
COnSUinererei.etveuiiowoi.iiai.
I niafa was in retreat Deiore me KUV-
i . - i;pPa. Tha last bulletin
I UiW VU) WW w
I CI ii LlAVlx L BVV4wi
showed him to be at San Juande
I j XfnroS and that government SOU
I w aa uj ,
Ultra weio , J"wu"ib J
r nf v:, followers Were deserting
Many 01 niS lOlluwcio nti v v 6
... s l arniV Wa3 made UD of
uiui, uuu uio r
rtnroAira nrinrinallv.
COWDOyS principally.
Only a Question of Time.
Acquaintance "So your son
has hung out his shingle as a
doctor has he any patient
yet?"
Proud Parent "Not yet
but he had vaised a beard and
bought a pair of eye glass
es
Pnrfl llnniT i what, nils the mas
chinery of life, eabes every move
ment oi the Doa , removes sunueos
of the joints, drives out pain from
the nerves, stimulates the brain,
rtrnfonfa tha ltvpr n. fl lvidnevf from
uj.vw'VhJ w - tJ .
irritation, enables physical exertion
ii j r i 1 I .. lif- A
wltnoun xatigue, inoioiiga mc, auu
makes men and women perfect in
health and feature Good blood
and good brain are id separable. Aim
fn lrfn tli iilnrul nnrn bv viaintr the
only true blood remedy, 13. B. B.
(Botanic Jilood JJalm:
Miss b. lomiinson, Atlanta, ua.,
says :
For many years I have been af
flictod with rheumatism combined
with. Kfivrfi kidnev troubles.
. indigestions
Rhuematism rJ-Zs
Several phys
sicians were employed t od numer
ous patent medicines resorted to
without benefit. At last I began
the use of B. B. B , and Its eflect
was like magic. Rheumatic pains
ceased my kidneys were relieved,
and my constitution improved at
once.
Z. T. Hallerton, Macon. ' Ga.,
Bays :
"Three years ago I .contracted
blood poison. Lapplied to a vhyi
ician . at Macon, and his treatment
came near killing me. I employed
an old physician and then went to
Kentucky. I
Hot Springs g
and remained
two months, but nothing seemed to
cuio me permanently, although
temporary relief Was given rao. I
returned home a ruined man physi
cally, with but little prospect of ev"
er getting well. I was persuaded to
tryB. I3-B-, and to my utter as
tonishment it quickly healed every
ulcer."
Organs,- Pianos,
AND
Sheet MmsiC)
Geo. W. Weight, Salisbury
N. C, has the agency for the
celebrated Chase Bros. Pianos',
one of the best pianosknown.
Also the Chicago Cottage Or
gans, on small payments.
Prices loV. Correspondence
solicited.
t
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MT. PLEASANT, N. C.
NINETEACHERS.
A FINE COURSE OF
STUDY.
SESSION OPENS SEPT. 1st, 1892.
C. L. T, FISHER,
PPINCIPAL.
v mi
m
Amna
emmary
iff
C. U. ft
FIFTH
Of the Best County Fair in
the State.
C0NO0BD, N 0
Sept. 7, 8 and 9, 1892.
Wednesday, Sept. 7, Old
Soldiers' Day.
Thursday, Sept. 8, Gover
nor's Day.
Friday, Sept. 9, Alliance
Day. .
ONE Oli MOKE ADDRFSSEb
EA0II DAY.
Turnament,
Amusements,
SOMETHING TO PLEASE EV
ERYBODY.
Bacin Each Day
Music by 3rd
Regiment Band.
fniilUTTIUCTIOIlS.
Admission 25 Cents.
EVERYBODY GOME.
J. P. ALldSON, Prea't.
H.T. J. LUDWIG, Sec.. -R.
A. BROWN, Treas.
Oresds May Die.
Dogmas become objects of archeos'
logical interest, but human neces
sities will always remain the same.
Would you like to iconomize, yet
appear in style, no' i your chance.
We are offering some
Special Bargains
In order to clear out for fall trade.
Novelties in dress goods, fancy
Arnjure Zaara, Melange, latest thing
UbV low new prints, big lot gin.
hams, big plaid outing, big lot men s
wssimeres, big lot straw hats. An,
here's a honey-our P DQ hats
ite a Lala-ought to see them. Best
Unlaundrid Shirt
In the market. See our $1.00 kid
gloves-beauties. Don't fail to see
us Space will not allow us to mens
tain ihe bargains we nave
cr you.
Morrison, Lentz & Co.
YOUR LIFE TI
"WE GUARANTLL
SPOONS
""Forks
, with
Sterling Silver p
BACKS
TO WEAR 2 5 YEARS.
The pieces ot Sterling: Sil
ver Inlaid at the points
of rest prevent any
wear whatever.
4 'in. r .
rive, invito
nflmnp.h silver as In Stand- I i ' I 'f'i
ai-dl'late. A 7 V7
FAR BETTER
tnan Light Solid Silver and 1
not one-hall tlie cost.
Each article Is stamped '
E. STERLING-INLAID hZ.
Accept no substitute.
Mde Only Br The Holmes & Edwahds Silver O"
Ft-sale at
Salem; N. C,
THE OLDEST FEMALE COLLEGE IN
' :o:-THE SOUTH.:
The 91st Annual Session begins
September 1st, 1892. Register for
ast year 327. Special features:
Tne Development of Health, Char
acter and Intellect. Buildings,
thoroughly remodelled. Fully
equipped Preparatory, Collegiate
and Post Graduate Departments,
besides farst-class schools in Music,
Art, Languages, Elocution, Com
mercial and Industrial Studies.
JOHN II. ' CLE WELL,
Principal.
r
CONCOBD, N. C
J. M. Odell, President.
D. B. Coltrane, Cashier.
L. D Coltrane, Book keeper.
Capital,
Surplus,
Academy,
mi
Concord
iia
. $50,000.
10,000.1
. m r-
DIRECTORS-
J. M Oflell
Elam King,
W..U. Odell,
D.
D. F. Cannon
J. W. Cannon y
Q: M." Lore, 1 A
Coliran&
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