Vol"
CONCORD, N. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1895.
Whose KO.
XL-No. 114.
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Cokcord, N. 0.
President,
Cashier.
Assistant Cashier
$50,000
$16,000
p B.' CCLTBAKE,
J), COLTRAKE,
Capital,
Surplus,
-DIRECTORS;
I m Odell, ' D. F. Cannon
FiAM'Kisft. J. W. Cannon,
IV 11 Odell, W. H, Lilly,
1). B, Coltrane. (
i r
IrScuiation,
MONEY.
i
tender, and silver dollars a legal ten- MR, BURLEYSON THE FIRST
der for whatever amount might seem
JSiO. 12.
The ratio 16 to 1 is eyidence that
an inequality exists betwaen gold
and silver. If the metals were
neat tor theweiiaieox all interests.
If silver is too heavy and less desir
able as a money metal than gold, to
attempt to force people to receive,
carry and handle it to a burdensome
Ml Mis
if
mm,
?Ian to Reach tlie Concord Market
With Mew Cotton-Just Seven Days
tater Than Last Year. MT. PLEASANT, N. U.
About 6 o'clock this (Friday) REV- J- D- SHIREY, D. P., PRES
morning. SeDtember 7. Mr. Ben jxujujuoiiv9 uiim. aiiioiai.
jamin Burleyson, of No. 10 town-
and
COLLEGIATE COURSES.
m 1
2? fc
and
HAMMOND & CO.
Brokers.
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
coined on that basis, in order that
there might be equal chances riven eltent' would be alent to using ship, reached the city with a 423
fi,fl iv. J . . means to destroy its use b a mnnev w n.:. m.i
waxcuj, tue jegai ienuer laws remain- L , " , . j yvuuu utc ui mis years coium oiai necessary expenses
. I moral tha Tro-rTT flnr .' ,. U - I .... .. .. . l .
mg in force, there should be 16 ' . J uugm, Crop, which is the first bale for Ca- session of 38 weeks, 85. 00 to
not oeuesirea. barrus. He was the flrst last year $137,000.
By haying the single gold stands by three hour?, Capt j M Odell be- Next session begins Sept
ard, a stop would be put to the ing the second. He was just seven 3.1895. For cotalogue and
contention between tLe standards in ay8 later this year than last, having sPecial information, address
tue iraumg anu commercial worm hrnno-ht in hU on rfc SO h Air, f x 1MiUOUl.d8 awuv c Ul
Ancrnaf:.. Mr Rnrlsnn cor. Mo
a less doubtful basis. It would stop crop will be about two-thirds, and
juggling with' the standards, and that it i$ at least two weeks later,
thus remove disturbing forces which He received 8 cents for his cotton
are a constant hinderance to promote this year, Cannons & Fetzer haying
ing the business interests of the purchased it. The contest between
OOUnuy. Mr Rnrlavsnn and Hani: OrUll fnr
times as many gold dollars coined
as silver dollars, that is for every
1,000,000 silyer dollars there sbould
be 16,000,000 gold dollars.
On that bas s for the 600,000,000
silver dollars now in circulation in
this country there should be sixteen
times 600,000,000, that is to say
9,600,000,000 gold dollars. Take
of 600,000,000 dollars for gold now
in circulation, and we have 9,000,s
000,000 as the number of dollars
lm.
Secretary of Faculty.
gold is behind. The caoacitv of he , , me urst caie was ciose cms year, too,
. , .n : " . scanuara oi naiure wnicn must from cant Odell having had his ai;
the
mint beingr 50.000.000 dollar nieces .. . , . . , . : .
a vPar. if. fnllnw that, tn nnin Q Of'n A 6 WhQ(X &t U Burleyson's Was OU
nnh nnn u J.-:'Jtne 8ame PrmciPle a8 m the cases of the market
uuu,uuy oiugic uuuaia wuuiu require
110 years, which seems to be the
grain, fruit, stock and so forth
THE COAT HE WEARS.
ahnnld obtain. Tt. is hiattpr tn trrndp I tu; u r. r -r j
SlockS) Bonds and Gram bought and period as demanded by the rat.o 16 upward thaQ d It ia beMei Cabarrag Qne ,
sold, or carried on Margin.
p s. Send for explanatory circus
lar oa speculation, also weekly mar
ket letter.- (Free) dwly
f f 1. 'Iniinv mVi l n Vi nn n nil taw -11
fcy uwU U. uu . ycx uu.- fc0 raige gtandar(1 thaQ
lar should be coined, that is if the
to
Mount -Amoeru)
SEMINARY
A Flourishing School for Young:
Ladies.
TEN TEACHERS.
Orxttmenta Branches ReceiTS
Caref ui Attention,
HEV. C. L. T. FISHER, A. M
PKINCIPAi.,
MOUNT PL AS ANT. N. C
mim'::
UNIVERSITY OF
College of Agriculture
and Mechanic arts.
The next session of this Col-
limn
in
lower as a souvenir he has preserved for
it. if a change must ba madp. Bv l fmtTr-can .ova fV.
two metals are to have an equal . . 7U. . . . V 7" ! " j---" au uo
. u . " 4 adhering to this principle people be- married in and the same was the
come more thrnty, they possess the one he wore to town this morning.
essential oualification t.n hprnmplTf mna mAa. "KwT'of t r a i r, ,1
coinage shall take nlace on the above , w xxCAuc ine next session 01 tnis oi-
i i ? a. thufty. They value their money as Lf th;s city, and says that not a We will be?in Sentember nth.
oa3is. iNeitneris ii auvocaiea, as i nr4, onrn .- ,P. n .Q, j " '
care of it, and are more careful as to off. The material of which the coat first Saturday in August,
how they spend it. They are likely Was made is a black French cloth, Young men desiring a tech
to be more economical. which at the time it was purchased nical education at an unusual-
Bat to make the standard too nnst $7 nervard. ly.Jow cost win oowen to ap-
x. r j
some seem to think it should be,that
the ratio 16 to 1 signifies that we
should have sixteen dollars where we
Comprises the University, the have one now- 0n thafc basis .the
College, the Law and Medical www UUI uu uiruuia" high would not be well. That
Schools, and the tion,wonld have to be raised-Ho six. mieht do iniury to certain classes.
teen times that amount,that is, to en, Tae general opinion of the most
oomoua sum of 25,600,000,000 dol- enlightened people of 'the w6rld
lar8,which would give us acirculation fc - ? - ttJ d th matter t
of nearly f our hundred dollars per lfc for the present. . Gold has been
I Aonita nrl fatro ASH Tonra tn nnin it. I , "'. .. -. - , i
forteachers. Tuition $60 ; 35 - nnn nnn 8electea ;fl8 tne stanaara, ana wju
teachers. 471 students. Ad ductiug the 1,600,000,000 already remaili the standard until the corn
dress President Winston, in circulation. The trouble with melciaI world digcoyers a .better. Its
Chapel Hill, N C, for Cata- the double standard seems to be !the stability of yaloe makes it fit for
iogne and handbook on "UNI-1 effort to eniorce oy law an equaiuy the standard.
SUMMER
SCHOOL
ply for catalogue to
A. Q. HOLLADAY, Pres.,
2wd&w. Raleigh, N. C.
VERSITY EDUCATION."
1
iisitoisg Oo.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
whprA t.hfiiv is no natnral eoualitv.l t L i -r. ii ' il n
; . ' " 7 v a 11 auj part OJ lue peupie reauy w orld. Twenty-five cents
xv , vc-i,. w - desire silver as the standard, the Besure and ask for ,.Mr3. winslow3
on two thing, equally for one. of best way to proceed would seem to Soothing Syrtlp;. and take no other
which they have a preference. be ,0 8et about tersuadlne and not , . ,
. i I ' " K1QU. Uiwimw
. in ow a country must nave muucjr forcing tne commercial world to
and plenty of it, too, this all will take it. Persuasion is sometimes
admit, an wuiaamit mat ine mney more effectlve than force.
- , JSAVIGNY.
For Over Firty Tears.
Mrs. Winslow's Sooth;ng Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the' child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and ' is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Sold by I have now in stock at my rooms
Druggists m every part of the
a bottle
FUR W ITU
COFFINS &C.
opposite tne court nouse a splen
did line of well-made Furnitura
such as
FLY GINGHAMS,
OUTING CLOTHS,
should -be' good money, and that
every dollar should have the same
purchasing power as every other
dollar. To attain this desired re
sult there should not be too many
EE'S
The IalIes" DIdnH Come.
The small boy stood at the ball-ground
, gate; l' ' ; :'
He saw bleechers all around,
But Manager Ritz did then relate :
xx o gins aro uix iuo gxuuuu..
n. -
pr yjT-nv arris T?Ti 7VV standards by which to measure the
PLAIDS, SHEETING dolIarS: If there be more than one
SJIJjI njlKjrO. Sianuaru auu tucy vmj Thp Rmall hnv tnrned and droned his
the values of the standards, what he&d,
they may be at any future time, be- -As if he couldn't reply, '- . j
coming confusing elements in all But a small voice then from the outside
time transactions. The uncertainty ,said 1 . . ,V
, . . , , , j . "He wanted to risk one eye."
as to what would be the standard of Jfc a disappointed look tho
measure at the maturity of a note v ba,eM11 enthusiits
0
DEALERS IN
General
Merchandise.
BUYERS OF
Country Produce
of all Kind
AND -
Four-Foot wood always
wonted best prices for
same. We invite an in
spection of all the goods
Manufacture.
Co,
would have the effect of making ha(j this morning when the females
rate of interest high enougn 10 cqyer
any possible loss from a change; in
the value of the standard, or the
kind of money to be paid would ' be
named in the note. This would
cause the money rated by the high
est standard to be withdrawn frem
circulation or if used as money, to
noori in fnnivalents of the lower
UXj uuww
standard, and consequently at a
premium. -Nobody would pay a
hundred dollar debt with gold, il
seventy 'five dollars in gold would
buy silver dollars enough to pay the
debt. -
To avoid this, it seems that the
world has decided that it would be
best to make gold the standard and
then coin all the gold and silver tpat
the business of the country might
need. Make goid;an unlimited legaP
didn't arrive. Men ! we're here from this is your
all parts of the county to "take it portunity
in," and indeed, the early morning
reminded one of circus day. From
a drummer who was in the city dl"
rect from Atlanta, it was learned
that the7 "lady baseball players of
New York" disbanded at that place
on Monday. Of course, all those
who lay off from work and ceme
many: miles to town, had other
GREAT
-S .A- L
$50,000
Worth of Goods must and
shall be sold quick.
$20,000
W holesale , Goods, con -sisting
of 'Dry goods-
All wool Jeaneskerseys,
Notions and Hots
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
time and op
Bed Steads, Tables,
Wash Stands Safe?v
Chairs, &c.
', defy competition in regard to
quality and price. You will be
surprised when you hear my prices
Come and see. If not in stock
$3o,ooo
Retail goods of every de
scription: Diy Goods,
Millinery, Ribbons, Silks,
Satins, Laces, Carpet,
etc.j etc -
To the out of town public, I
suggest that it may jiot be
Tmrticahlft for all to come
U... TI ' H a a H rrair- com ary r At thft I f ' . t t 11 t.1. .
uuoiuceo. x uc auittwBouiw.uw i jjQfQ wUO Wisu, to t a v aii tiieiiJ
rrn m i mats a crffA ' mVo I . f 4-V i n nvirArf 11111 t"TT
TUTre. that they club together and
If the Democratic party will re- send some one here to make
main true to its sacred and immortal purchases for them.
principles; and nofc.dopt every ; ' ; ?eSwC V
political fallacy .that is introduced. , S. WiTTKOWSKY.
it may expect to continue to be the Assignee of H. Banich ;
frreat and only true party in North viidiiuuo, n. v.
Carolina. Cleveland Star,.,.
can supply you in a few da
have a nice line of
-COFFINSz
at prices that will surprise you. I
keep a full lline on hand for im
mediate supply. I buy
LUMBER
and run my planing machane, and
all persons who wish any thing -in
this line, will do well to call
and see me.
Very Respectfully,
J. T. Pounds.
Concord. N. C. July 13. 1895.
Salem
FEMALE ACADEMY.
The 94th Annual Sessiapiegins September 5th
1S95. Register for last yeapshows more than 500
persons under instruction during the year. Spe
cial features: the development of Health, Char
acter and Intellect. Buildings thoroughly remod
elled. Fully equipped Preparatory, Collegiate and
Post s Graduate Departments, besides first -class
schools in Music, Art, Languages, Commercial
and industrial btudies.
. J. H. CLEWELl, Rrincipal, SalrmN
daw 2w.
Concord
HIGH SCHODL
Opens September 2. Offers full, thor
ough preparation for college ; practical,
thorough training for business or life,"
For information or announcement, ad
dress. HOLLAND THOMPSON.
tt&s a22tw CoKcord, N. a