Vol. XL-No. 97,
CONCORD, X. C, MONDAY, AUGUST .19, 1895.
Whole NO: 1,239
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Coxcord, N. C.
j. M. Odell,
D, B. CCLTKANB,
Jj. D. COLTRANE,
Capital,
Surplus,
President
: ". Cashier.
Assistant Cashier
$50,000
: $16,000
DIRECTORS;
j jr. Odell, D. F. Cannon
Elam King, J. W. Cannon,
W R. Odell, W. H. Lilly,
D. B, Ooltrane.
OPeCU laXIOn , Jinto a hotel large enough to accom-
HAMMOND & CO.
StflCk &H& !B0B.&
Brokers,
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, IT. Y.
Siocks, Bonds and Grain bought and
sold, or carried on Margin- '
P s -Spn for nlanatonr circn
x ' i
lar on speculation, also weekly mar-
ket letter. (Free) dwly
UNIVERSITY OF
l ' RTI I P fl M II I I III fl
11 H I n liliMill liliH
ilUII I II Ulll I Ulal lull
Com-nrises tha Cniversitv. the
College, the Law and Medical
Schools, and" the
SUMMER
SCHOOL
fnr fpnohftrs. Tuition &60 :
05
-u .Arr r.4.xt aa I
-Chapel Hill, N C, for' Cata
logue and handbook on "UNI
VERSITY EDUCATION."
MANUFACTURERS OF ry
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FINE GINGHAMS,
OUTING CLOTHS, M' li
PLAIDS, SHEETING
AND SALT BAG!,
O-
DEALERS IN
General I
Merchandise.
BUYERS OF
Country Produce
Mil'
OfIOhdl-T.ed.d
AND
our-Foot wood always
wonted best prices for
same. We invite an in
spection of all tne goods!
we Manufacture,
8i
Co.
A NOVEL IDEA.
Mineral Springs for Concord-Wby
Not Run the Water Irom Hiseii
helmer's Springs Lawyer Crow ell
Makes a Suggestion.
. Ex-Mayor J L Crowell has re
turned from Patterson's Springs,
He is much improved, The
Standard is pleased to flay.
But while talking, Lawyer
Crowell rnaP fl tin! nncrtrppfinn. t
is this;
Concord can be made a 'fine sums
vvuWiu.au uCuiauCB yue sums
mer and. winter ; resort, if a stock
company would purchase the Mise'n
heimer & Lent z Springs and run the
modate a large patronage. r
When told that the distance is 17
miW Mr. HrnwAii "w ?a' u
right. The direct distance teM
over mnes ana nauincn pipe
can be buried. These pipes can be
purchased for 1 cent a foot and
there is an outlay of only 1d9.i6.
The Springs property will have
to. be purchased, and the only
trouble: might be in getting the
right cf way.
The pipe might be tapped at Mt
Pleasant for the benefit of the
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schools, making the expense : ac
COrdinglV leSS
Mr, Crowell thinks the scheme
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cen &aB8 i' would be a profitable
enterPriBe-
Sulphur water running 14 miles
in iron pipes would make a fine
medicinal combination.
A Sunday Runaway.
Early in the morning on our Holy I
babbath day a temnea mule to a
buggy Mashed up north Spring
street at a 2.20 gait It , was occui
pied by seyeral colored people. I A
little bov was thrown from the
was
.rm. hurt wkil another
little fellow was scaling a hog pen
to escape the honors of being rnn
oxer by a mule, when the shafts
canght him in the seat of the pants,
throwing him into the air and land-
flig him at a safe distance-from the
wheels, nndeineath which he might
have been mashed to death" In the
meantime, a plank had been torn
from the hog pen, and' the inmates
let :out. ;With the yells of he
TW' TZTKi, fZa
and the whimpering of the fnnous
mule, it was indeed a frightful jaf
fair. The wounds of the children
are not of a serious nature.
To the Citizens of Concord.
On and after the 20th day of this
month ot August, I will open
out a first-class meat market and
will be glad to serve the public with
I their needs in thefresh meat line.
,ty place of business "will be in the
Hurly store room, first door below
Lowe & Son. Respectfully,
alO lm. : :-J J.iF. Dayvault. , f
Delicious Berries.
Mr. W G Boshamer is a fine ,gar -
n'aiiflhil frnif. orrnwpr. Aflfi ffiW. if
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anvntherscan. truthfully say that
aeilClOUS Btrawucifico, ao um.
Boshamer. His second crop of ber
riea were not as large in size; or
quantity, as the first, but the berries.
he says, were much sweeter.
Fresh Mill Cows For Sale. . '
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I haye two good fresh milk cows
for sale. Apply at the Standabd
office for information or to meat my
w
home, adjoining the
rison place,
,lwk John
1 SUNDAY A FEAST DAY,
An Ordinance to I'rolii5it Sunday
TradingThe oard Will be Con
suited To-Night Clears. Tobacco.
Melons,-Ice and OtSier Perishable
Goods Cannot Lawfully be Sold on
Sunday.
A prohibitory law has been un
earthed to stop Sunday trading by
the merchants of the town. This
law was passed in 1886
and has
never been enforced.
At toe meeting o the. board of
o " . -7
me"nbt PaJtle
conBulfc the authorities and ask that
the ,ollowiDg ordinance be strictly
enforced, which will aton the-r&Ia of
cigars, tobacco, melons, e a, on Sun-
" "Ordinance No. 25. That any per
on or persons who shall sell on the
Sabbath day within the corporate
? rrr""-vi'vF- iuwwiufuv
or ih case of necessity, any article of
trade or merchandise, shall j be
dee.med gailty of a misdemeanor,
and npon oonyiction thereof shall be
for each and every offence fined, five
dollara or imprisoned for five davs."
Mercnants m air parts oi tne city
nave violated this ordinance.. Sun.
day has not been properly observed,
1:1.: ii i l. a
lb is uiaimeu, aim uaa Dee a maue a
fr An r
iBy uaj oiuw mo, ojwuu ccouu ib
" M dru stores
will not have the cinch on the Sun-
day cigar and tobaGco trade, as here:
tofore.
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-ana tne cniei or ponce says ,;
the board wants the law enforced, 1
will see that it is done." The com-
missioners will re-cohBider the bicy
lo nrHinA ncrain fn.mVht. Th
feting will be one oMnterest and
the result
watching.
one that everyone; is
Mr. Barrage in the Mountains
Mr Burrage returned- Saturday-
from a Thit to his brother, Mr
" " ""b
greatly impressed with the pne and
bnsiness like ar pearanee of AtBenUe
and 8nburb8' ; He ' sports good
croPs "f plentiful, business
lely. and everything moving oa to
prosperity. He Tisited Yanderbilt s
plwe.on which js sixty, milesof me.
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r8 , ont Vth8 f0"?!
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UUBUC1B UJL UitbS, iUUU UUBUCIO, Ui
k a .000 bnsheb of. wheat, op
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ro tne time ne leic. xney were, noi
more than three-fourths done thresh-
ing Preparations'have hegun for a
hie dinner and reunion at the Van-
derhilt, palace at tfiltmore, to 5take
place Christmas next. The .palace
is now complete.
All Free.
Those who have used Dr. King's
New Discovery know its value. - and
those who have not, have now the
opportunity to try it Free. 5 Call on
the, advertised Druggist and get a
Tria Bottle, Free. Send your name
and address to H E Bucklen & Co.
Chicadntand
1 pr. King's New
I Wfill ftSfl COliV Oj
jtt... .1 u ' ax ?Aii
ana nouwuum xumuvm,
T-ofA-fi :. t -
ft-.
tand.Posted' Jfotlce.1
I hereby forbid any .parties from
trespassing' such as hunting, "cut -
f i mhflr. walkiri p- :nr driving
Ti.rnnvincr. f mit Of aTlvthinfiT OI an
ilAflnrintion on mv nlantatlon.
known as. , the.. Daniel ; Stfier
W11J
get. a sample box of millions, of, mothers for their children
Life, Pills Freei as while eething, with perfect success.
P Guide' to fitealtti I K soothes the ? child, softens' the
.,fVr,.:?r rrUn?8 will calVonrDn Ajchej
John H Mor-dc? Wynne
s: : pe prosecured'to pe fullest Extent! tionvvr . r t 1 '
NEAR SENECA CITY.
A Terrible Wreck Occnred Sunday
Morning About 3 O'clock One Man
Killed-Fire Cars Derailed.
The cause "of the irregularities in
the arrival of trains is due to the
terrible wreck on the Southern, be
low Seneca City, Sunday ; morning
about 3 o'clock.
it is said by parties who came in
from Charlotte last night and this
morning that the train, due here at
8:01 Sunday morning, while running
at a rate of 70 miles per hour in a
per
short "curve, jumped the track and
the whole train of-six coaches, with
ine exception or tne engine ana one
sleeping car rolled down a 60 foot
embankment. : One man, Express
man Frank Grier, was mashed to
death by heavy freight falling upon
him.' vs "v-, ' : ":'y '
Nothing more definite concerning
thef wreck could te obtained. r It! oc
curred near the Georgia and South
Carolina line, !
AN EXPLOSION.
A Small Clilld Badly Burned at' Can
non's Factory Powder Bott
Bnrsted. . j'
The 12-year old child of Mr. P C
Howell; of - Cannonyille, met - with
quite a painful accident this (Mon
day) morning.
The little girl had gotten hold of
a flask containing nearly a half pint
of gun powder, and in some way
whilA nlavincr nftar fWstn in flip
--r : 7 xJUv
cook r0om fire got into the bottle,
whlch cauBed an explosion, burning
and cutting the child severely. The
loud report.of the explosion attracted
the attention of the inmates of i the
house and when the little girl was
found it was some time before she
was able to tell the story of the ac
cident. M
Teranda at Morris Blouse.
Occasional changes ; at
tt U.:. A mi, u;irl
tlOUSe are Oting made. Ihe DUlia
lDg IS lU Dei.ier,Saape lUU.ll lor Some
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ume.
Mr Mnrrifl rias nnf. t.hft' nnnt.rftnf.
'co'n8trnctioil of a Veranda t0
the front o the hotel Work
thl8 (Monday morn;Bg It wil, ae
dded,yiBVe tte.' appearancaof
the hotel and be an additional com
fort.
A Calf That Gives Milk.
Mr. Uolph Mosley, who , lives a
mu.' i,. .
u u; ?
osity m the shape of a young milker.
He has a young heifer one year old
which gives milk daily. 1 The truth
mis siaiemeni is voucneu ior uy
:the: hest . people in , Mr. Mosley's
1 neigh Dornooa.,,:xne ximes says tnis
animal was horn, and raised in : the
I nnrt-n f tt KtrrfTT onrl . olinrilrl , Vo
placed in dime museum along with
? w Trtf,! ' '
1 ; r., r.,v--?. f v n :
I For over nrty Tears
Mrs.'Wirislow's SoOth'hg Syrup has
been used for: over r f ty - years by
f prima- alUva all nam.' ' enrpa
wind
7-7'yi : - T , " yr
l VWFiWW? wiu uy
world, ,vTwenty-he,cent8.. a bottle
ie sure and ask for 'Mrsl. Winslows
1 Soothing Syr up,'', and take-no other
kindV V : Q , A j ti inwx&W
VI Ilonse For Sale.
. . That five-room house on East
Jewti
fell
MX. PLEASANT, NV 0. '
REV. j. p.r SHRIEY, D. D., Pres.
A DADE MIC, COMMERCIAL
AND-
COLLEGIATE COURSES.
Total necessary
expenses
session of 38 weeks. $85. 00 to
$137,000.
Next session begins Seat
- loyy- or cotaiogne and
sPeci?1 information, address
the President as above, or
lm. Secretaey of Fatttltv
nt Amoena
' A Floiinshinfir School for Young
Ladies.
TEN TEACHERS,
Ornamental Brar ches Receive
Carefui Attention,
HEV. O. ii. T. FISHER, A. M )
; PBI3JCIPAL,?
MOUNT PL , ASANT.IN. C?
NORTH CHROLl
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
' - l ; AND MECHANIC ARTS.
The next session of this Col-
le8e , wil1 begin September 5 th .
Examinations . at county seats
WttlUiuaJ' AU uuat.
Young men desiring a , teclt
nicai education at an Wusual-
iy lbw.cost will do well to ap-
ply for catalogue to
A. Q. HOLLAD A Y, Prf a.. . J
2wd&w Raleigh, N. C.
Salem
FEMALE: ACADEMY.
The 94th Annual Session beeins September ;th
1895, " Register for last year shows more than sco
aticrana imeiiea. cunaings uiorcugniy rernoa-
Uned. Fully equipped Preparatory, Collegiate and
1 rw aj
Post Graduate Departm fits, besides hrst-clas
I schools in Music, Art,
Languages, Commercial
I and industrial studies
J. H.
CLEVVELL, Rrincipal, Salem,. N
daw 2v.
: COFFINS &C.
: I have now in stock at my rooms
opposite the court house a splen
did line "of well-made Furniture
such as
Pnrl fAnc Tnltl n
fyVS Mwaujj
TJlfocK Qtonc Qoiao
VV dbn OldnaS OaleS,
c Phairc Xrri
I defy competition in regard to
quality and price. You will be
'surprised when you hear my prices
Come and see. If not in etock
can supply you in a few days. I
have a nice line of
COFFINS
at prices that will surprise you. I
keep a full Iline on hand for iia
mediate supply. I buy
' LUMBER
AnA riin mv aninff machane. and
ana see me.
" ; f Very Respectfully,
J. T.i Pounds.
Concord.N. CJuly 13. 1895.
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