(he Daily Standard
BY JAMES P. COOK.
OFFICE IN CASTOR BUILDING
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Concord. N. C.
CONCORD, AUGUST 20, 1895.
TELL THE JURY WHICH.
As Joseph P Caldwell would say
Jose ph us Daniels, stand up ! Yon
apeak of the "crime of 1873" and
the re-lease of the N. C. Railroad as
the "crime of the century," now tell
the court and the jury which is the j
-greater crime.
' THE COTTON CROP.
The reports have it that the .re
cent heavyand general rains have
done much damage to the cotton
crops in the cotton state.
About this time, every year there
is always wild estimates as to the
crop. It is done for a purpose.
More it is, the lower the price. And
the boast3 that go up here and
there, has a damaging effect on the
price. It is less sin to underate
than to overate the crop of cotton.5
The crop is now. estimaed at
7,500,000 last year iT was 9,500,
000, A shortage of 2,000,000
ought to make a big difference in
the price as compared to last year.
Did you ever hear so much talk
of gold and silver ? Did you ever
see so litle of either ?
Captain J L McCormack, of
Knoxville, Io., has a "madstone" as
large as a man's fist. It was found
in the bladder of a hog.
The Salisbury Herald is now
talsirg the press dispatches. The
Standard congratulates its neigh
bor on the north upon this evidence
of enterprise and progressiveness.
.A child born in the northern su
rerabs of Omaha last week has finger
nua nu men long ana a iniCK
growth of hair all ever his body.
Must be akin to Peffer it's got his
marks anyway.
Ji H ?reeman,of Toombsboro, Ga.,
once kept a moccasin snake, tightly
sealed up in a bottle, for two years
without food or water, "vet it lived
and grew fat." Georgia can ac
complish anything,
-'Judge Norwood's solution of the
dplph and Rowan in the same district
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finnrt frnm afrfnTiiner ifoolf nnf vf
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shape.
pTo keep cool and to smoke on
Sunday, you must be up and doing
on Saturday. The Sabbath, accord
ing to the ordinance of 1886, which
is old enough to stand alone, must be
observed, says the Town Fathers
(through the police;
According to some statistician?,
who, hoxreyer, do not inform us
toVipm thA nensns was taken, the
. ... - . . -
present population of hell is 15?,-
000,000,000. It wouldn't.do for a
financial question to be sprung there
Secretary Carlisle declines to speak
for Mr. Cleveland on the third term
question, and is evidently of the
opinion that Mr. Cleyeland is suCfi-
ciently ablebodied ana sufficiently
gifted with speech to do his owu
talking i on ' that subject when he
feels like it.
. At Crawfordsville, Ind., in the
summer of 1890, there was a shower
of fish and angle worms. The fish
were without eyes and all about two
inches long. It would have been a
blessing had it been a shower of fere
tilizer.
At San Francisco a young woman
has been appointed deputy sher iff.
Her especial duty is to escort women
who have been adjudged insane to
their asylam. By her combined
firmness and kindness she is very
successful in dealing with. them.
This is not the "New Woman"; be
sides not being built that way, she
has firmness and kindness.
Some people are wondering how
Corbett could marry again when the
recent divorce decree obtained by
his first wife restrain :d him. The
divorce was obtained in New York.
Corbett and his new wife married in
New Jersey, claiming to be residents
of that State. The marriage holds
good in any State except New York,
If the Corbetts should ever settle
down in that State Mrs, Coibett
wolud not be a wife, and the chil
dren of the the couple would not be
legitimate. But they are husband
and wife everywhere else. In pass
ing, it might be well to say these
people have had their marriage more
generally noted than had they been
decent people. The brute is on top.
A Mr. Ufford, a much travelled
man and a resident of Philadelphia,
Pa., said from what he had heard
and read, he expected to find North
Carolinians promoters and defenders
of drinking Blums without any tem
perance proclivities He freely ads
mits that this country and people
form a paradise to his. Yet Over
Sea and Land is published there.
It is the unprotested published lies
against the South that put us in a
false light, yet there are some good
people among us who think we ought
to take all these slanders without
protest just for the sake of harmonv
and new comers. -Thank' the Trrt
such are few. Mr. Ufford would
nnd a warm welcome for him any
time he comes. It is honest, truths
ful, decent men we want to make
their homes among us, either for a
timocr permanently.
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"Nearly forty years ago, after
some weeks of sickness, my hair
turned gray and began falling out
so rapidly that I was threatened
with immediate baldness. Hearing
Ayer's Hair Vigor highly spoken of,
I commenced using this prepaia-
tion, and was so well satisfied with
the result that I have never tried
any other kind of dressing. It stoo
ped the htiir from tailing out, stimur
lated a new growth of hair, and kept
the scalp free from dandruff. Only
an occasional application is now
needed to keep my hair of good
natural color. I ' never hesitate to
recommend any of Ayer's medicines
to my friends Airs. 11. M. Haight.
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Ayerf Saraaparilla Removes JPitnples
THUaTEE'S JSALK OF A VAL
UABLE GOLD MINE AND A
LARGE LOT OF MAn
OHINERYv
By virtues of authority vested in us by
a mortgage or aeea in trust, executed on
the 15th dav of .Tunfi. 1RS2 whfrh Tnrt
gage or deed in trusty is duly recoided
in Register's office for Cabarrus county,
book 36, page 68, we frill sell at the court
house in Concord to the highest bidder
for cash on Monday the 2ndTay of
Deptemoer, iy5, an that tract of land,
aaioinmff A vy tJost. Morton Fetrea and
others, beginning at a -stake, A W Bost's
xvauva, a muo imuiC duuiu Clljliiy t VY U
degrees west ninety-one perches to a
stake in the hollow, M M Petrea's line ;
thence south three and one-half degrees
west twenty perches to a pine stump;
then north seventy degrees west twenty
Hamby branch; then south thirty de
grees east one hundred Derches to a stak
vioica iu a wixiic uan uu LXltJ uanK OI
on the bank of Hamby, formerly a sweet
gum; men souin eleven degrees east
twenty-six perches to a walnut ; thence
north seventvflve decrees east fortv-fiv
perches to a stake, Bost's corner ; thence
norm tnree degrees east one hundredand
twenty-seven perches to the beginning,
containing fiftyseight and one-half acres
of land, more or less. Together wit h ail
me Duiiaings now upon said tract of land
ana me steam engine and boiler, mills
and machinerv and arjnliances to Mia
same belonging therein and thereon and
generally everyming now placet! on said
tract of land necessary for the develop
ment of the mineral resources of th
eame or for mining go!d ore thereon, or
lor me reauction ana tieatment of the
same and generally all the corporate
rights and franchise of the said party or
their successors or assigns. The said
tract of land being the same which Wil
liam H Orchard, trnat.ee eto hr inAtmtnro
bearing date the twenty-third day of
JulyA.: D. 1881, duly registered at Con
cord, North Carolina in book No. 34
page 364 etc. granted and conveyed unto
the said nartv bf tha first nart in fpp
The alove property will be shown any
one, prior to sale day, by application to
parties on the premises. There is a'large
quantity of ore upon this property,
which has already been mined, . and . the
machinery is suitable for grinding the
ore. This 18th day of June, 1895.
Jos. R. Livezev.
Jno .. Newman, I
Wm. Kelnath, V
H. J. Fot,
Amos Burton.
Surviving Trustees.
B Fishmuth, executor of W D Fishmuth.
The Philadelphia Trust, Safe Deposit
and Insurance Co- executor of Henry
HReed. J
By W. M. mi th "Attorney.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE .
Z. Having; been duly appointed and
qualified executrix of the last
will and testament of Jno, W Fink,
deceased, all persons holdig claims
against said deceased are hereby
notified to present them to " the un
dersigned duly authenticated on -or
before the 9 th day of August 1896
or this notice will be plead aa a bar
to their reco rery. Also all persons
owing deceased are notified that
prompt payment is expected; f f
MY
I This Aug. 9th '95, Executrix.
THE
RACKET
Just Think of lt We j Sav
You Money on ISTearly
Every
You
Calico and Percal at 20 cents per pound, it runs from
4 1-2 to 8 yards to the pound.
HOME-MADE PERCAL SHIRTS
better made and fit better
price 40 cents.
Spool thread at 2 cents.
Grood needles 1 cent per
price.
Shoe blacking 1 cent per box.
Hand soap atl cent per cake.
Good seamless Sox 5 cents! These are not trash.
Envelopes 2 cents per package of 25v
2 rubbers tipped Lead Pencils for 1 cent,
20c Machine Oil for 5 cents.
Best Grade of Table Oil Cloth
at 15 cents per yard. This goods will not crack, like the
common,
3 Tin Cups for 5 cents.
KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS CHEAP.
;- Gents' Linen Collars 6i cents.
Waterproof Collars 10 cents.
Safety Pins 2 cents per dozen.
Spectacles 10 cents per pair. . - :
Bargains in Every Department.
Come and See for Yourself
THE
D. J. BOSTIAN, PROP'R'
of The
STORE
Purchase
Make.
than the
,00 ones, oar'
paper also pins at the same
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Uacket.
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