The Daily Standard
BY JAMES V. COOK.
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his. skill to permit himself to
be put up as a figurehead by
the Eaves convention to be
knocked on November. "There
never has been much the mat
ter with Judge Bynum's men
taj arrangement when it comes
to being manipulated to give
resifttitajulitto fellows that
Texas Has a War, Too.
Paris, Tex".," September 6 As
result of a race war which has been
in progress for several weeks a body
of white men gathered this morning
1 1 i w
auu capmrea rnree nesroe nine
miles east of hereai1 hamjfcd
them.
Single copy
O The Weekly Standard is 4-pe, 8
X column to page sleety contains more
.j! arAaa a larger cird'la
reauius ixi.ai.io-i ouu.i
.05jarefiineed of it.
I.IKKI) A WAIL STREET
BROKER.''
gentleman who recently saw
him in New York, Mr. Wjl-
son was attire! for a visit to 4
the Republican National
Headqurters in that city. It
"LOOK
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,ca ft i Statg Chronicle. .
OT,xr TMinpr pver UCfore publish .
S ta ir. Sftch Is the Ascription given
Subscription price $1.00 a year, in ad- of Mr. S. Otho-NVilsoil, by a
Vance.
Office: Opposite Yorke & Wads
worth.
ADVERTISING RATES.
1 ernis for regular advertisements made
known on andication.
Reading notices 5 cents, per linfc each is reported that Chairman Car-
insertion, ter and Mr, V llson talked
Business notices 2 cents per line each quite freely about money f Or
political DlllDOSe in North
,,;rrr:r uo,ice5 T PosSiWy
OTHER MATTERS. . onairman garter was impress
es vi ed that Mr. Wilson could use
Obituary notices, over 2( words will xv hoc
' nokbe received except on payment for Some republican interest in
excess of 200 words. this State. The Goldsboro
All an noxi ngsments'and recommence ArgUS published that on Mon
w 1! 1 a fn. Vi r r -will I I - -
Hons oi. camuuaiea w day night, AllgUSt 29, Mr.
- ... Wilson and Dr. Exum and
communicauoas, wucu iu n'u" Tl, a o i
uSracaJ accompany tliein, wiU be .pub Jolin b. Smith and II. L,
lislied, unless tne articles are personally Urant, and other leaders of
bitter or slanderous. In no case is the- the Third party and of the Re
editor responsiuie ior mc vicnsui .ui
respondents.!
Address all communications to
' . TIIE STANDARD.
. Concord, N. O
"all for Democratic Primaries, f ,
All democrats are cordially in-
yited to meet their ustomary
votitg places, at 2 o'clock on Mo-
CUJ September 19tb,. 1892, and
A Sj
electa Township Executive. Com
mittee to seYve for the next two
years, to consist of five active work
ers; also to elecifdelegates to a goun
ty eonyention to be held at tt.e
Court House on, the following Wed
nesday Sept. 21st atl o'clock noon.
The purpose of the county conven
tion is to nominate candidates "for
the Senate, House of Representa
tives, Sheriff, J Register of Deeds,
Treasurer, Coroner, Suryeyor. and '
Cotton Weigher. The township!
.
executive committeemen elected at
the Primaries will meet in the
Court room immediately after the
county convention adjourns and
elect a County Executive committee
for the ensuing term. All of these
committeemen are urged to be pres
ent at that time.
Robt. S Young,
Chairman Dem. Ex. Com.
Aug. 30th 1892.
WEDNESDAY, September, 7 1892.
JlEMOCKATICIXATIOSAE TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT:
taiOYEK CLEVELAND,
of New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
A Ik LA 1 E. STEVENSON,!
of Illinois.
democratic state tic ket.
for governor:
elias carr,
of Edgecombe.
TOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
It. A. DOCGIITON,
of Alleghany.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
OCT A VI IS COKE,
of Wake.
for treasurer:
donald w. bain,
of Wake.
fob auditor:
It. M. TERM AN,
"of Buncombe.
ran superintendent of public in
struction: .
joi1n c. scarborough,
ot Johnston.
FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK I. OSBORNE.
o
of Mecklenburg.
KE!?irNTIAL ELECTORS FOR THE STATE
AT large:
C. B. AYd)CK, ol Warne.
R. II GLENN, of ForsTlli.
FOR CONGRESS :
JOHN H. lIENDERSOJi.
publican party held acinous
in Goltfsboro. On Wednes
d.ay, after that caucus, Mr,
Wilson was seen by a friend
of ours in New York City,
where he visited the Republi
can Headquarters. These cii
cumstances are at least suspi
scious.
Iheyshow that the leaders
of the Third party and of the
Republican party are not at
all afraid ot each other, and
that Mr. Wilson is so brother
ly in his feelings, and so con
fident of pecuniary assistance,
that he goes as far as Nev
YTork to confer with the Re-"
publican chairman. Wh.it
uw im una mean: ire our
people blind that they cannot
see what is going on? Is it
not clear that these leaders
are conspiring to defeat the
democratic party? Can there
be any doubt about it? Will
those who have joined the
Third party, f.rom honest mo
tives and purpose, allow them
selves to be used in the inter
est of the Republican party to
elect Harrison and a tfepubli
Congress, and to restore the
rule of corrupt men in this
State? When thev sea that.
they have been deceived ; that
those who aspire to lead them
are conspiring with Republi
cans the deadly enemy of re
form, will they longer remain
as tlfe foundation for the per
petration oj political deception
and fraud!
By the way, Mr Wilson.
P P fl 0 flfl
U (V
Ul Ui II in. III.
t 9m
Greeds May Biel
become objects of archeo
- :A3, but human neces
ruiun-'the same.
; . r .o economize yet
i irr." Tor chancer
'ltd? tC Jt .t
bargains
otit fur fall trade.
in dirts goods, .fancy
Melange, latest thing
ik. mm
Of the Best County
the State.
1 A-. ;r- i u
Oi
B: ?, ! new prints, big lot ging
ha.. tie- j,aid outing, big lot men's
cm. ir.xrdi, big lot straw hats. Ah,
bvAi n honey on r P D Q ha's:
ik ought to see them. Best
Unladndrid Shirt
In the market. See our $1.00 kid
gloves beauties. Don't fail to see.
na. Snarfi will nottillowus to mens
tam the terrains we have in stow?
ou.
Morrison, Lentz &Co.
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PAP
Sept. 7, 8 and 9, 1892.'
Wednesday, Sept.
Soldiers' Day.
i:i oid
Thursday, Sept. 8, Gover
nor's Day.
Friday, Sept. 9,
Day.
Alliance
YOUR IM Til!
WE GLAIL.
SPOONS
S AND -a
FORKS
WITH
Sterling Silver
BACKS
TO WEAR 2 5 YEARS.
ONE OH MURE ADDKFSSES
EA.0II DAY.
"THE v TYPICAL AMERICAN-"
(Froir.Ja Speech by Chauncey M. Depew.)
flf Iara to name the typical American, the man
who loves and believes in his country beyond every
thing else the man who, determing once in what
,i..:oa j,;s duty leads, cannot be swerved from
the path the man who is aoggeaiy persisiem m
.vh..it he believes to be right the man who thinks
not of self, but of his country and its needs, I would
('.mvei Cleveland. What he has accomphsh-
oYii the very highest tribute to the possibilities of
A mo ican CJilis-usulp.
way,
suppose you attire yourself to.
morrow in that silk hat and
new suit you had onfwheryou
visited the Reimblican
al Headquarters, so that your
Republican friends in tforth
Carolina may see how you
looked when in New York.
They will be here tomorrow at
their State
onveution.
THAT GRAY MATTER.
John C. Nmitli for Governor.
Concord, N- H., Sept. 6. The
The "Wilmington Star rises Republican State convention met
o remark: 7 f , p vv"u oulltu
Judge Bynum has got too umuiea ior uoyernor oy acias
mich gray matter msiue oi
Pure blood is what oils the mas
cliinery of life, eabes every movei
ment of the body, removes stilTueSs
of tne joints, drives out rain from
the nerves, stimulates the brain,
protects the liver a d kidneys from
irritation, enables physical exertion
without fatigue, rjlolongs life, and
maKes men ana women mrlect m
neaun ana feature, (iood blood
and good brain are ic separable. Aim
to keep the blood pure by using the
only true wood remedy, IS. 15. 13.
(Botanic Blood Balm: -
Miss S. Tomlinson, Atlanta, Ga.,
says :
For many years I have been af
flicted with rheumatism combined
with severe kidney troubles,
indigestions
Rhuematism ?.eS"
sicians were employed rnd numer
without benefit. At last I began
the use of B. B. B , and its eflect
was like nfagic. Rheumatic pains
ceased my kidneys were relieved,
and my constitution improved at
once.
T"urnament,
Amusements,
SOMETHING TO FLEASE EV
ERYBODY.
The pieces of Sterling: Sil
ver Inlaid at the points
ot rest prevent uny
wear whatever.
FIVE TIMES
as much Sliver as In Stand
ard Plate.
FAR BETTER
than Light Solid Silver and
not one-hall- the cost.
Each article is stamped
E. STERLING-INLAID tE. J
Accept no substitute.
Made Only by The Holmes & Edwahds Silveb ft-
F'r sale at
CORRELL - J3.RO
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Conco
i National Bank,
Concord, N. C.
J.M. Odell, President.
D. B. Coltrane, Cashier.
L. D. Coltrane, Book keeper.
Z. T. Hallerton, .Macon. Ga..
says: ,
Ihree years ago I contacted
blood poison. I arjt)lied tn a nhw
ician. at Macon, and his treatment
came near killing me. I employed
an ojd pnysician and then went to
Kentuckv. T
Hot Springs &? s;
and remained
two months, out nothing seemed to
cure me permanently, although
temporary relief was sriven me. I
returned home a ruined man physi-i
cally. with but little prospect of ev
er getr'ng well. . I was nersnadfid tn
tryB. B' B and to my titter as
tonishment it quickly heale d every
ulcer."
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Music by 3rd
4
Regiment Band.
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000.
$10,000.
DIRECTORS-
J. M Odell
Elam King.
W. R. Odell,
D. B
U. P. Cannon
J. W. Cannon
G. M. Lore,
filAHY T - TRACTIONS.
Admission 25 Cents.
EVERYBODY GOME.
J. P. ALLiISON, Pres't.,'
H.T. J LUDWIG, Sec;
L R. A. BROWN,Treas. ?
A)R SALE CHEAP.
Oneiungof the Road. Bicycle
Lamp, Enameled, will be sold cheap.
G. L. PATTERSO20 '
Agent for Columbia Bicycles