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STANDARDISES.
The walking delegate may be said
to get there with both feet.
bome of the officeseekers claim to
have srotton Mr. Claveland'd eve and
some his tar, but so far nobody has
laid claim to his head.
J3ix. nuiilks
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not hi.-, received except on pyjient for
excess of 200 words
The New York hack men have put;
up apetirion to be allowed to retain
their whiskers. It would be aa ill
wind that would blow through them
after such a pitiful plea.
The New York Morning Adver
tiser sees in Southern efforts to so
cure direct trade 'a conspiracy
against the manurac During interests
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of the United States
Mr. Hoar says the people can't be
trusted to elect the right men to the
ernate, Senator lioar is himself a
shining example that the legislatures
can't; so whom are we to trust?
Fortress Monroe is eaid to be the
largest military fortification in the
'world. The 'aggregate cost of
j building and equipping the fortress
I is said to have exceedeu 3,000,000,-
PANTS I
PANTS
G M Heldt, a German planter,
who is 63 years old, has just entered
All aauouncemen and rec :nmenda-j the agricultural department cf the
ion of candidates for oihoo, will be ! TTn; vprAirv nf n-pnrmn TTo o,,
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posed to be the oldest college stude it
char -red for.
Co.u. nunications, when m writers
naia - company them, will be pub
.33 tne articles aic personally
t)iusr or slanderous. In no euse is the
edir tesponsible for the views ot cor
re;oieients.
A(i.:.o.is all communications to
THE STANDARD.
Concord, N. C
jin the country probably in tie
WUiJUi
SA URDAY APRIL 22, 1893.
i UEIlCCOUD BBOKEN.
Tere has been some complaint,
cheifly among the ofl5ceseeking
army marshalled at Washington, of
alleged slowness on the part of
Prudent Cleveland in sending
nuiLlnations into Ihe senate during
its extraordinary session.
-a comparison oi tne work and
. duration of the extra session just
closed with those preceeding it
ehows this complaint, like many
others carelessly made against the
administrator, to be unfounded. The
tru h is that Mr. C eveland, during
A 1 - ...
ccooiuu wjuiuu euueu jasc weeK,
fairly t4broke the record."
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more appointments than any of his
. predecessors, and even .exceeding
i those of President Harrison during
the same period by more than
twenty five.
in the appointment of United
Stales ministers to foreign powers
JVlr. Harrison took th looi
" '.MV4 tJ
poiuting thirtyfive, while Mr.
Cleveland nominated in his first
term seventeen, aud withdrew one,
and in his last term sixteen. During
bis first term Mr. Cleveland sent to
the extraordinaiy session of the
senate the names of ten of his nomn
inees for consuls and consul gen
eral. Mr. Harrison, four. At the
last session Mr, Cleveland got rid of
twenty-three such appointments.
Mr. Cleveland also leaped away
;ahead of hi3 previous record in the
.appointment of postmasters, and
.mis year 113.
There is a liquor saloon for every
93 persons in ban Francisco; in Ah
bany, one for every 110 persons; and
in New Orleans, one for every 121
persoos. Now, let somebody figure
up the number of drunkards, and
make the statistics complete.
A Fake cat covered with calico,
placed in the window of a Westmin
ster (Md.) residance, frightens awav
the English sparrows, which before
the advent of the inaKe believe pussy
filled the trees near the house and
kept up an endless twittering.
We see it sated thit Mr. N B
tfioughton, of Raleigh, is a candi
date for public printer ad is strong
ly endorsed. The Landmark would
like to know, and asks for informa
tion, if those who are endorsing Mr.
Broughton can vouch for his Demo
racy? Statesville Landmark.
A few weeks ago an English lady
was obliged to pay 20 as damages
for having given a good '"character"
to a servant whom she knew to be
unfa thf ul. Her written recom
mendation enabled the servant to get
a place, in which she proved unfaith
ful. It was on the proof of these
tacts tnat the damages were ad
judged.
The Spring time is coming
and the birds are singing.
Picnics are the order of the
day. So are those nobby
p.tnts which are made up to
uiu.er uy macKwemers new
system. Remember he fur
nishes the goods at New York
cost plus the cost of making.
A few days ago the Spring
Poet composed and sang the
following about these new
pants .
"We may live without cousins.
ve may nve without aunts.
But civilized men
Cannot live without Pants.
We may live without poetry,
We may live without art;
Now, for Blackwelder'e tailor -shop
Let's make a start."
NO Fit, No Pay.
M. L. BLACK ELDER,
Tailor.
With G M. Lore.
NEW STOCK NOW IN AND
SELLING.
It has been Raid that the nen1
is mierhlier than t.TiR swordbnt
T -l n .
ne snouia nave gone lurtner
and said mightiee still are a
few $'s in the auction rooms.
Here is the way we do lusi-
ness. We picked up a lot ot
25c and 50c novels, 250 in all.
To sell them at 25c would bring
62 50: we sell the 250 at 10c.
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$25, our customers will, save
o ou. rne old way was to
asK lull price as every otner
1 "1- WW t m m
store does, lney say it is
reckless to throw' $37 50 awav
m such a way. Our experi
ence has taught us different.
We know the trade will buy
more 10c than 25c, besides
they will leave their $'s where
they haqe the most purchasing
power. Ween we opened our
S27 stock thev shook their
heads. Shey knew nothings of
the 25 per cent cash down sys
tem. This has forced us to
move three times in six years.
We have bought a large stock
this time; the freight charges
on the goods amounted to more
than our first stock was worth.
Spring, -
fell Spring! I
i
IS RAPPING
I AT THE DOOR !
ARE YOU PREPARED ?
If not, you are invited to
call at Morrison, Lentz & Co.,
and see what a beautiful spring
line of dress goods they have
in stock.
DRESS GCODS
DEPARTMENT.
500 yards of mull, challiea
and good calico remnants at 5c
per yard: 26 pieces of whitP
goods, nainsooks, P K and In
dia linens 6c to 25c per yard;
black India linen 14 and 16c a
yard; - " in flouncing
hemmed at 35c per yard; black
nainsooks 10 to 15c per yard;
colored cheese cloth 5cvnrd-
cheviot for shirts and waists j
M to 12c; embroidered cham
bry robes containing 12 yards
plain and 3 yards embroidery
at &i dw per robe; Uanton flan.
Eclipse dress shieldsat 10c. Em)
broidery and crochet cottons in rtd,
blue and lemon at 5c per ball or doz
skeins, or 20c per doz spools;
Silk floss at 50c per 100 skeins.
Standard wash embroidery silk at 3c
per large skeins. This is les3 than
some houses ask for it at wholesale.
Black sewing silk, short lengths, re
duced to 20c per doz. Best seeing
silk only 4c per 50yd spools. Bar-,
bours linen thread at 4c per spool.
Brooks 200-yard machine cotton
wnice, oiacK ana colors at dc per
dozen. This thread will sew on any
machine that Goals' does. Compete
tion tell you cheap Racket thread;
they sell at 5c, and we 3 for 10c, o;
6 for 16j, and warraut every spool.
Try it. 3 cord spool cotton at 2c,
full 200 yards.
Large jet buttons, about 1 inch,
10c; Jarge pearl buttons, assorted
styles, 1 incn, 65c per doz What
have you been pavinsr? Our nrine
really does not amount to mnoh
moe than the freight and tax on
them. Great bargains in ladies Iiosp
xjauies DiacK irom Oc to 4oc.
Combs from 4c to 25c.
Needles at lc per paper. Brass
pins 4c. Kubber and horn hair pins
at ic up ro oc.
Whale bone dress stays, only 5c
per doz, worth 10c. "Steel dress
stays, covered, 5c per dozen.
Pearl buckles and slides very low
to close.
Bargains in jewelry : Spectacles,
5c up.
Cuticle soap, worth 25c, only 10c
Also Pine Tar. Turkish Bath do,
at 2c.
Hair curlers, at 5 and 10c. Hair
wave, 20c.
Silver plated head bands, 18c.
iiuooer round combs, 5o.
Good extracts, 10c to 25c, in
cluding crab apple.
Petroleum jelly, 5c, worth 10c.
Sperm machine oil, 5c.
Tooth brushes, 5 to 25c
Hair - i0 l0 40c, and
danburne, 5c. Fresh shoe blacking,
5c per i lb box. Shoe dressing, ac
5c, and bixbys at 10c.
STATIONARY DIP.
-SUCH" A SPREAD !
I
The comparison ahnws timu.u
President Cleveland has judiciously
allowed himself time for careful
consideration in determining on nom
inations, he certainly cannot be ac
oused of delay. Atlanta Journal
Why His Wife is "ridsety."
I have the best cook in towr,
Whose bread is delicious and
white;
Hjr coffee is fragrant and brown,
Her pastay a perfect delight.
But she daily complains of the
Wrry tney bring
She's my own daline
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fidgety thing !
Your wife is worn out, and needs
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre cription
the only medicine guaranteed to
cure debilitated women. How many
overworked American ladies we see
with lackluster eyes and harcmrA
faces growing old before their time,
from those exhausting ailments that
men know nothing of. Thv nr u
permanently cured by thisreiredyl
as numberless grateful wom will !
attest. Price refunded, if it fails
to give satisfaction in every case.
See guarantee printed on bottles
wrapper.
Wo jen in Finland, it is 8aid,
compete withmen as clerkmanagers
of limited corporations. rW,
dentists Kr C -u ? upiuaucers jsnown.
aentists, hcuse builders and, bankffbf AtmlvCto
ound more honest than me i.
EgS for natchln
Black Minorcas. the jrrpfpCf
producers known. Thirteen' eggs
ml9
D. V. Kbimingee,
Concord, N. C.
Those novelties d
are there. Ther are kaleido
scopic in their extravagance of
gay colorings and bright ef
feets. Our Pauge Silks in the
jery latest, shades, heliotrope
electric blues, and satine Glo
rias m beautiful shades, Pers
sian mulls in rloiiVafA
36 met Henriettas in every
shade at low figures; of the
year 1830 Swisses. snrnpM
attractive and exquisite; fine
French lawn in beautiful even
ing colors. Our sublime silks
are
Just Tdb Loveiyl
Come and see what grand
we have in store for you. We
know that with our well-selected
stock we can suit the
most fastidiois.
We have a full line of La
dies' and Mens' Fine Shoes
that we defy competition.
Don't fail to see us
111, LEIITM 0.
nel 8 and 10c: 36 innh hlftpnh.
.n 7 ---
mg wortn yc at 7c; 38-inch x:ute PaPer a 10c per lb. lb
scrim at 5, 81 and 12c. packages also, at 5 and 10c quire.
Lace curtains net taped at f?tter fol.and legal cap paper at
10c per yard. i i a pe (lulre- Tablets, 3c up to
I Bargains in towelimr at Hp. InoL paffr an5 eelopes at
hnrl ain x. Yn . oou- very nne mottoes. 2
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doilies, napkins, lunch cloths.
Lace curtains worth 100c at
67ic, much wider at 2 00.
Counterpanes at 95c to 1 45
Marseilles at Si 35 to 2 75. '
Cottonade pants goods at
-lvu, wool mixed eans 9 to 33c.
Ladies' srauntlet 21 0 VPS 9Kn
io 4oc. .Ladies' black silk
gloves and mitts 25c up.
Baby caps !5c up.
Ladies' embroidered mull
ties at 15c; ladies' cream lace
ties at 9c; black silk 20c yard
ladies' satin Windsors 5c; silk
do 15c and 25c. TT
broidery from 2c to 48c a yard
ixj.t.y siyies.
About 3,000 yards lace from
?UP 490 yard; big job in
silk chiffon at 10c yard, worth
j5c. We have six colors of
Wis jace. Uhiffon handker.
chiefs at 23c.
Lace pillow shams at 38 and
55c per set.
Ladies' gauze vests q tn ia
worth 25 per cent more.
C B corsets at 95c; long
waist woven do 98c, and 60c
ones at 45c; misses' corset
waists at 27c.
Bargains in handkerchiefs
3c up to 58c each.
Auction job of pearl and
other buttons, your choice for
nve cents per dozen.
Feather stitch braids at 10c
ana 12c per yard.
White stay binding lc per
roll. Worsted skirt binding
4c per rolJ, black or colored,
liiack darning cotton at lc
Hook and I's at 8c per gross!
B6ne casing 3 yards for 5C.
Silastic web at 5c, 10c and isc
per yard.
for 5c
Rubber baud, 4 for 5c, worth
double.
Ink, 3c- mucilage, 5c, standard
quality, worth 5 and 10c.
Auction job in 1st quality envel
opes at 15c per box of 10 packs, or
.envelopes; we also have at lot
Lead pencils at 4 to 48c per doz
We sell the best quality; our 20c
pencils are as good as our 48c ones
m -Large cabinet photo frames 14x12
in. complete, 44c ; smaller at 33c.
GENTS' FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.
Stand and turndown collars 81c;
white wing collars iOr. .Ma f;
celluloidcoliars 14c; fancy printed
50e: world's fair npllnlm oq.
per pair, linen: cuffs 15c and 25c per
pair; unlanndered white shirts, sizes
to 17, No. 202.
front, 39c; No 400 reinforced
ana rront, linen bosom, 47c;
Wo 154 unlaunderea reinforced back
and front, pleated bosom, 73c; New
xork mills unlaundered reinforced
back and front, linen bosom, 67c
"Our Own'Ms a better shirt than you
will buy anywhere for$l.X)0; our
price is 82c; you will save, at least,
18c on a single shirt. Any of these
shirts laundried for 15c more. Four
m hand ties, 25 to 48c each: tick
scarf from 4 for 5c to 48c each;
white lawn band bows, 18c each :
fancy silk string bows, 5 to 10c
Windsor ties 5 to 25c; cuff holder,
full mckle plated, 10c ; collar but
tons from fin ru. a x
each; cuff buttons from 5c to $2.00
P.er, Pair5 white crepe seperable
studs at 25c per set of 3 : scarf pins
from 2c to $1.75 each.
Come in and inspect our stock.
THE RACKET,
D. J. BOSTIAN, Pbopeietob.
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