The Daily Stan dard
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BY JAMES P. COOK.
: FICE IN CASTOR BUILDING
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Ooncord.IN. C.
CONCORD, NOV. 15, 1895.
No so Much of a Jke.
Dover, Del., Nov. 12.- By way
of a joke, some fellow-workmen of
Vm. Hcney, an employe of Richard- I charSed
son 05 Robbins' cannery, loaded his 1 ether two'
yic wita euiu&iug material compos 1
ea . Cr 'rethird tnhAnnn ntirl frr, .
ww mum tl Vf
inevrippied nud ttae Blind.
Salisbury Worhi : Deputy Sheriff
Root. Monroe left this mornibicifpr
the "brick house settiement,, rten
miles south oi herei ? He. Went to ar
rest 'three persona Morselling liquor
on Sunftayk. 3 f'-lt
One of them, Augustus House, is
the pale-faced cripple, who - for
many years has yisited r- Salisbury
carrying with him a paper,. askine
for help. He is , generally accom
panied by his mother who seems to
oe in destitute circumbtances. Th'i
is not the first time, ' however, that
Augustus has been arrested for sell.
ing whiskey, he having been tried
in our courcfii seyeral times for that
offense. The judges heretofore haye
let him off on account of bis sad
bodily afflictions.
Another onejof the offenders whom
Deputy Monroe will arrest is Paul
Reinsel, a blind man, who is also
charged with selling spirits on the
Sabbath,
The third offender to be a-rested
is a man named Bostian who is so
drawn up by disease that he travels
on his hands and feet. He is
charged with the eme cSense as the
LOSS OF VOICE
After Acute Bronchitio
" ,CD202I fcY USING; '
53 Cherry I
Pectoral
A POACHER'S EXPEBtEKCE. j
'Three months ago, I took a vio
lent cold which resulted in an attack
of-acute bronchitis. I put myself
under medical treatment, and at the
end of two months was no better.
I found-it very difficult to preach,
and concluded to try Ayers Cherry
loafer S0iM0
T HE
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We now have
UNDER VESTS
Special hp
in wool ana cotton lor infants blacs 5 to 40 72 "rown and
misses ana mnip.s
. uamaino :
coarse and fin a Seats
silver, tan. B esso i.
e sox
Bncklen's Arnica Naive,
third.? gunpowder. mUiam lifted IrLlT 5-balV(,ln .world for
it Jithoa: suspicion, but after a few
pufla disutercna explosion' occur. Hands, Chilblains Corns P3?
rett. irJii face waa bad-j burned, s.kin Eruptions, and positively cures
his mustache singed off, and his PiltS br no Pay requi-ed. It is
riffhisyeao seriously injured that P , Slve satisfaction "or
were u nttle hope of saying tie bor. T7r w p I . n?,per AVER'S LEADS L OTHER smsmmili u.
i - -". mu x u a :ztfr n i trurr i -
y2iir Qf-r.ro
Pectoral. The first bottle gave me
great relief ; the second, which I am
now taking, has relieved me almost
entirely of all unpleasant symptoms,
and I feel sure that one or two bot
tles more will effect a permanent
cure. To all ministers suffering from
throat troubles, I recommend Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral."-E. M. Brawley,
D. D., Dist. Secretary, Am. Bapt.
Publication Society, Petersburg, Va.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
GOLD HEDAL AT THE WOBLD'S PAIE.
misses and ladies.
Infants iersey rib wool vests 5ents ack lisl(
25 cents, - w vw aC o.
-Misses jersey rib cotton n!?8?6- iiai(
vests 2 r wllvu OUA ai cents. . v
Ladies iersev rib cotton GOOD Wmmun,
vests at 6, 18, 2o, 35 and 45c. , seamless sox at 5 fi; o,
uauioo jcibc)' nu VVOOl VeSL
and drawers fine goods, 61.95
per suit.
Infants zeohvr knu
10 cents. UUULees
...l,a. JJnr..ea By ,.ans. Edward T fil
I l"L' lo1Tf1 "ll XT -. . mi I ... . "
, . u, VU1., xov, i4.Tae or ttio late .well-known firm of L V
a5 ox tne Uolorado re- and E I' Blnm, pnblisliera of the old
""" ages toaay -rrom oalem Tresi and Blum's almanac
A,eu 1,a ac lCe Uteagench-head- died at his home at Salem at 1
iicAicraB q attributes the mur-1 o'clock Thnm,lv Q
der8 of the two -Ute- Indians to The two brothers diapoaed of their
CirifJ0. ine Domes printing- plant before the senior
onick-en creet, seyen member died two years ae. Thpv
r: , tu town or Mancos. i7ere neyer married and lived to
c uaa eenc inaian Police McCan- gether many years.
uuu to looii tor tne horses of the
murdered Indians. Kunners hare
been sent fcr the son of the Indian
supposed to be guilty of the crime.
The cavalry at . Fort Logan are
awaiting orders and will be ready to
more at any moment.
For over Fifty Years.
itrs. Window's Sooth;ng Syrup has
oeen used tor over fifty years by
' minions or mothers for their children
while tef thing, with perfect success.
it soothes the child, softens the
uias, allaya all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best s remedy for
diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Sold by
Druggiata in every part of the
m ..
vorm. Twenty. five cents a bottle
Be sire and ask for "Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup," and take no other
kind. mwZ&w 823J95
tcelver For the Norfolk A Western.
OiiioiiiATi, Ohio., Nov. 14,
Judge Taf t today appointed Henry
-JSink receiver of the Korf oik and
Western f?ailwayr on petition of
tne Mercantile Trust Company, of
i,ew ort, holding 16,000 000 of
mortgage bonds. Fink had already
been appointed receiver for the Fi
delity Trust Company, of Philadel.
,phia; hQiaing other mortgage bonds.
825 Reward
"For any case of Itch or EGzema
that I can not cure. Come at once
and get wail. No cure no pay.
Old Dr. Odam,
Alorris House, Concord, N O,
P. S. Itch oured in five davs.
"Eniscoril HnnvAnfinr AoV:ri
0. iickets on sale November
10th 11th ?nd 12th final limit Not
yember 15 1895. Continuous passage
injboth directions. Fare for round
trip 87.00.
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Dr. "Miles JFYrtw Mftum are guaraoceea to srot
Headache in 20 minutes. Od cent a dostf
Orgraulziugr tlie Silver Party,
BlRMIKGHAil, Ala.,-No7. 13.
Three hundied Populists, disaffected
Democrats and Republicans, held a
conference here today.- Hon. J C
Sibly, of Pennsylvania, made a warm
silver speech and was loudly cheered.
it is possible a new party to be known
as the Free Silver Honest, Elections',
party, will be organized.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
As administrator of D A Sides,
deceased, and by virtue of a decree
of tne buoerior fjnnvf rf r,Kn
COUntV. in thA onae rf A WT r
admin istrarnr. n.oain f T a t.? 5
and others, I will 3ell at the court
uuuao uuor in concord, to the high
est bidder. Oil lVfnnoir "n-T
xu, me uuuse ana lot in Mt. Fleass
ant known as fh Mn a c;h
xxauuuuuji, iu.rs. Alexander and
others, conrftininor ohnnf
half acres. . This is one of the most
, - V Vr Vi UL us
tinH in fT4- T1 i. rn
ii.- j i x loaaauu XEEMSJ Une
wuru casn, Daiance on twelve
munms credit, with six per cent
xutereai. irom aay oi sale until paid.
iJL. ,Y. MOOSE,
AfiTni'niflfrofftw
. . - By W M Smith, Attorney.
-wov. ist iy5. j tds
.. TASTELESS:
i p3 n n: n r
feasa. bl u U fa fa
x.aaies extra line merino Infanta 7mWv i
wool Vests only $3.00 per pair. f
xa.ui8 rea meaicatea vx..F.
MERINO WOOL ,I1nof1ant8 7001 stoc at .:i
l v vr f j ir M i n
vests at -nor rvr
-.w . .
T , ,.x , , -ncLiaaes ana youths French
Ladies' white and colored . enUl
Merino cotton vests 35. 38. 4ot?"lluua fi0se 7 to 3 1-2
and 45 cents. - Alwuut'
Ladies' white and colors Lf fibbed hose 5
merino cotton drawers. - ar 10 ceDts'
. Y??' merino cotton un kiJS ; libbed
aersnirts. white and fio nre.rf t I "I ' vw ' V AIi- W
or i. cents.
25 cts.
Mens' white and colored ?hf be,st ladies fast -.black
Beam less nose to be found at
KNIT UNDERSHIRTS 1 cents, better grades up to
Hooks
ANDl's;
Mens' white merino cotton
undershirts at 25, 35, 38 and
uls , mese aoci snirts nave
sold for 45 cents np till this at cents Per grss or box
can ann ' . ;
Mens' mixed color under.
shirts at 18b and 25 cts, don
blerbreasted and back at 56 c
Mens' mixed one-half wool
at 47i cts, double back and
iront lo cents.
For sale by all Uruc:gi8ts.
AMINISTBATOB'S NOTICE.
,7A j o apuiiiieu ana
QUalinfifl flnminiafrofn il,.
mTTL. 1 TT-i 4 "A LJUO aiaoe
" , en -a.t xmeman, deceased,
all rjersoiJH hnlrliT ni0;mn 2
. w j-ivja OkJJ JiUlI"
ment on or before the 17th-day of
xovo or cms notice will be
Dleaa as a hr f n f v.
Also all persons owing said estate
,v.w vw vivmyu payment is
This Oct- 17th' 95. Aministrator,
Mens' good red wool
shirts at 75 cents.
Ladies'
BLACK CASHMERE
gloves (all wool) at 15, 18, 20,
25 and 38 cents. These nasli.
mere gloves are the finest we
' "wwwww ruiSMUULTS. I . V w . """
WARRANTED. PRICE SO cts. Pnces are at least 20 per cent.
Paris Medictao Co., BrtMT'4 f V v"T"-tJ
iS-1 f Sweed finished castmern
XOUTBirUlT. - I wlO ii IU V CO i L ( HTirfl
AJBXEY, CABB & CO. i .
Ladies' fleeced lined silk
gloves at 55 cents.
Gents' black cashrnftrA
gloves at 18 cts. heaw crl
fleeced lined, . '
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Gents' black wool cash mo
gloves at 25 and 38 cents.
J ''- Gents'
WOOL SOCKS
at 15cts. finer at 17, 20 and 25
cents
Gents' fine came! hair socks
at 20 and 25 cents, ' r - -
Gents' fine worsted sox at
20 cents.
Gents' fleeced linen cotton
sox 15 cents. .
The first of American Newspa
pers, CHARLES A. DANA, Editor.
The American Constitution, the
American Idea, the American Spirit.
These first, last, and all -; the time
foreyer. "
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MORRISON H. CALDWEL
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CONCORD, N. 0,
Office in Morrialhnilrlinor. nnnnaif
Court. House. .
T E
Best brass pins at 3 and 4c.
Horn dress stays at 3 oenta.
per dozen.
Best spool silk at 4 cents
per spool, twist 2cts, loct
shields for lOcts, white tape 1
cent per roll, 29 inch cotton
plaids at 5 cents.
Drilling and cotton flannel
that sell for 8 J and lOcts at 7k
All wool red flannel at 15
cents np.
HEAVY TWILLED
navy flannel for skirts at 20c.
Good cotton blankets 75c up
Comforts at 90c and SI.
connterpaines 63cts to $2,68.
Three ponnd feather pillows
at 50 cents.-
10-4 sheets at $1,25 per p?ir.
White swans down
FUR TRIMMING
at 25 cts per yd.
Black Anrora trimming at
2o cents.
short
wraps cheap .JTyTp yard pat-
itjxiia ui line emuroiu.ej.eu.
nel at $1,48 per piece.
We have purchased a lot of
wash ontlining embroidery
silk which we will sell at Sets
per Set skein.
A O K E T,
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D. J. Bostiaist, Proprietor .