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THEAMERICAN TOSACCO COWfrE.-'
MADE FROM
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CON CORD, N: C., WEBNES DAfY NOVEMBER 20.' 1895:
.Whoiib NO. 1,350
AN OLD CAB AKRUsITE.
A Soldier Writes Mr! Ooodmaa and
Rends a Letter From a Comrade.
Mr H M. Goodpiaa handed The
Standard a letter, written hi ni by
Mr, J M Sloan. We print a letter
below, written to Mr." Sloan by an
old comrade. The letter to Mr;
Goodman starte out "Dear 15abe,"
Mr. Goodman's pet war title. f
Mr. Sloan was raised in. Cabarrus
by" the late Br. Dolph Gibson. .
;. We publish in the sequel a letter
received by Mr. J M Sloan, of Eore-
ka, from an old comraie in the "Lost
Cause." The name of the writer is
orpe is Jewelry
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Bouthlond. Sometimes' r through
pressure of busin'esa (I am a very
busy man) 1 may seemingly-neglect
my old friends; but L assure you it
is not - intentional, for my heart ever
yearns to the loved ones of yore.
Your life and mine have been clo3ely
interwoyen. For did you not on
that dark day in November, 1864,
near the Black waterj at - old Simp
son's farm, cut asunder tfie Jife of
thatjankee captain whose deadly aim !
was direct upon .me ? ' ' " '
Did you not, share with me the
prisoner's couch and bear the dis
grace and ignominy of yankee envi-
Ornrnfint? ' DA vnn nnf rottli mo on.
Geo. U Shadljurne, now a very J0T the glorious happiness of - escape
prominent, lawyer in San Franoieco,- from.thralidom and death, inglori-
,uc rtuu.iui, o.uau were nans -i j j.j -
-v ; i.., ,:":. uu ueam. &du uia you noi alter
tared by the northern army, hand th. Ior.tr nf h.ftU .iih ..
cufitd. together for foatteen days, to ;the MiSissipm? And i then did
ana condemned to be shot,. but es, we not with anfl P,M V.Hb
caped from prison and "this letter is bld ad.en to r.h 'other arid tb'tfie
a portion of a correspondeDce, the nfti' nH V :-'-w.
m since '65. a . - -". .
THE DROP IN CO TTON.
m
Concord Souvenir
spoons with "pic
ture of Confedeis
ate Monument
.. . . B5WIUCU tU U9AU11UUI UUb UU1U1U1CB
x ijc iuuuwiDg irom "x ne n auon," en f u turt?
pnblished in San iTrancisco is a par- Ah, nol dear Sloan, we may for-
I 6-w "Jii4J Ul HiC JWJO Ul 1UC, UUU UIO
ET T' t sorroSshat eat intoihe . heart, ney- ton; and they are not going to giye
r ' ! cr. And those who have stood by it np for WiVthan eight Sife.mtt
Greneral
the treaty
lowest Point ReAcbed Since the Sea
son OpenedHopes ToreR Cent
CoUoniire jrdw BHm; ' '
Charlotte News : Cotton ib still on
the decline; 'The Ne York mar-r
ket to-day was lower than f it "has
been any time since the opening of
the present season ' This decline is
a puzzler f or the cotton men, who
are not able to understand n. .When
receipts were heayy, .the; price was
higher, than now, when the receipts
are Iiht. The receipts?" are not oyer
sixty per cent of last year's receipts,
yet in the face of all that, the mart
ket is now at a point lower than it
has yet been. The only way to ac
count for the low price is that the
cotton is being held bact, and are
afraid that a a rise in the price
might bring on a flood that would
overwhelm them. ' The farinerpj
though, still haye the best of the
bargain, for they are in such a pb
sition that no combination 'can be
formed that can force them to sell
for less than eight cents, unless they.
desire to do so. They haye the cot-
a0
IN GRAND DISPLAY.
Everything ornamental
and serviceable Besides
an elegant line of . linger
rings, ear drops, broaches,
; bar pins, si ick pins bel t
buckles and
S I D E COMBS
we have a large assort
ment of gold pens.
. theni at once.
We have everything in
the silverware line yon
: want. ! ' . .
I. J. I J. F. IS1!,
Professional Cards.
bee
f ot ' " : er. And those who have stood by it Up for less than eight cents. That -
lione bear Kepuwic, ana and fought for us in those hours of they will be pretty sure to get. Con T 1 A P PTT17V 1U "H
Houston was President. By triaf'rftnVprhRfo : : - ..r , . JLi. M, A tiVjllJCi 1 ,M . li.
' t r iL J trial, can e er oe lorejpc. ditions, howeyer, are such as.tc.m . '
y pf Quoretaro .the citizens T often think of you 'and portray aicate a slim chance for ten cent ! :Pbys!cla and Surgeon. '
Ui
Jiwelry
mi
Ic fill Give Ii
7: - 0 you.tomyson,sVYaaeMampton.wnoc6tton. Some weeks ago itjooked Concord, N, C.
rignis ana pnyueges, inciuaing tne t,rtM . fn Qi; i : , , .- ' :.T V
- i ,r " , - jy - : 'r"i' zavoraoie ior mai u'ure, out u is nT7CTrT7 QT PT nTTTY A MTJtTY
nresidencv. Mr. Shadbnrne's father - us - i'h i .-v.- - U .'f hO;: Urritr, . bl, LLUUD AiNijlA,
; - , 7 u ouwuiu oyci twuio . wma way, u-u now naraiy probable tnat tne ten
ha4 gone to Texas in 1846. :He f ellW, I would hand over unto" you cent rotch is going to be Realized.; '
JN0. R. ERWIN. C- A- MISENHEIMER
ju'uc v"c , wclUi" tne-Keys ot my locKer, ana ay: if ifc does reach ten cents, it will be a.
I 1 ? . 1 J - -1 - I X. . f I ; ' i N- . - '! - I .. - T . l. ,
rauiea ronDa wnerai noustua jior RnfeAr.-Antj-drinV - and he merrv " i:: v v,A llK.W T1V Ar. AT TSlCrV H K 1 At Kk.
vuo mucpuucuuovi vUC wuumj j, -Aave a strange longing, to visic ;ine cent figures.
w.fw" u 7vuo iuuirv lana'OrmyFpirtn, agar oia rxexas
uuuci luftu ;ki5r1 .:V4 anQjagaiu trayerse ine pains i rny
was ' m the enerapement of San
T. ft . - . ,1 :- ' -.- O O . . UVTUVUU.WH VUtWMUlKH ft .vu'. vuuw
xi juu axij tlAAe Jacinto, the last great struggle, and pleasure is not in et6re;for me. Tte The Supreme Court Tuesday ren-
that is not exa
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The ftupreme Conrt Acaln the Pops.
Physicians and Surgeons
Onice No. 3.Harty buildinr, op
positb &fd Presbjterian cLurch
Qharlotte..NXJ.u -
CANNONS & FETZER.
cacti y right ; witnessed the capture of Santa Anna, treadmill of life has so many de- dered a decision in the very impor-
v . 1 the Mexican general who had ) taken mands on'us that pt! will ,bu1
ibut tan t case of, Sbndf ord " vs. illlihgtob,
refuge m a tree top; In Texas Mr fate's must be observed. (Justice lurches delrverwg the
Shadhnrne passed his vounsrer vears. Th nv thprA ia a time bevond opinion'). The case - involves the
m W X W I MJ ...w. w -w , M I . - . - -, . , - .
IV Mi - He finished his education, however, fViA tnmh whftn mfn dinf one mbnld.- title to the office of State librarian.
We sell Men's all wool.Cassimere suits at h. M . q. i I . ,i- . -J iu io:f;ff Tn ii' 'aAhA 'ww :
13.00.
Men's Black Wool Cheviot suits at 3
Men's Gray Melton suits at 2.00.
Men s Black Cheviot suits 2.50. . -'
Men's Odd Coats 75 cents.
Boy's Odd Coats 50 and 75 cents
Men's Black Worsted suits fcr 3.50.
ilen's Fancy Melton suits 2.50. .
MEN'S FINE CLAY WORS
TED SUITS,
Guaranteed all wool $5.50,, Cutaways
ana backs. These are the kind that
some merchants ptice $12,5.0,
isll iasiciiif "Bo.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
'at the well Jfnon - St. Mary's col- hearts of one sympathy may meet in: the pla:ntiff, E B Standford, basing JJjy GINGITjlMS
.00. lege Kentucky, When the;ciyil war Uppyromi I ; '
a iu mo eartn ourwaiKS snouia not irena io , v v. y v . ?v u U L ljy U- UluUTjtlo,
consider herletus at.leait ;he ! for ; this Assembly amending -the seiopf. - r :
W TT UiUU ill a w f
broke out Mr. Shadburne was
nineteeth year. When we
his training and how imbued ' he felicitv.
must have been witb the heroic storj iorir : former comrade and devoted for an elecupn of State;Lihrariany
bf :ine Texan! struggle, it .is not to'jbie ffienU,' Gbo DSha1burne; he Bl51" i
wondered that he was eager to take ; -fr,: ::v'ir-:r-' election the Legislature the plain- '
part in hostilities,' and: ambitions of writ ItoTi.. - tiff receivea a majority of the yotes
PLAIDS, SEZETIJSTG
AJVD
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of a - Mrs. S E White, of ort Mill, cast, ine memoers young nnmoew
was C,:spent Monday night at Mr, u r ea j5eora:aDa iuuo ul
Hutchison's. Mrs. White, Itr will be the ; Mouse, xne Japreme uourp
Uf very Fine Clay Worsted Cutaways of
ocnioss Bros.' make at $10. These
would be priced $25 by people who
pretend to save you 25 per cent-
If you want any Clothing at all,
u win pay you to see us. , .
the glory that is the romance
soldier's life, ' His first service
Wi fch the Jeff Davis Leeion operating
at'the beginning of the' warm' Vir temembered f ell down. the steps at su stains J;he judgemnMf .thcouH
the Springs-Scott wedding, and near- neiow ana noias ,inai . ine piainiw,;
Tk nnk InnT. however, before Iy broke her arm. She is stall carry- &tanatora,i8 noi enuueu iV rerayer.
the intrepidity and dash that oharacJ ing it in a sling. Oapt.; aid ' Mrs. that the election was inyalid br rea-.
terized him commended himio Gen.' White will go to tne exposinon soon, uwuo
mV Wad 'Hamoton. and he was, in and will continue -tneir trip w uujkbwyb.. iiijuifc.vvwW- vk
SALT BAGb
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DE ALERS' IN
General
Merchandise,
consequence ' appoih teoV chief of TexasCharloite Observer.
nf the
a Will pay you to army. We may say here that since
BUYERS OF
trade with us ;
J;1 e ouy our oods in large lots
uuy mem low. ; .; . ;
n,2fi?' We Put 1116 lowest possible price
uim jey are worth more by pricing
at uoudis what they are worth;, ;
that earl ? time a try -waim . friend
ship has existed between General
tLampcon ana Mr. ouauumuD.
' The following in his letter :
1 San Francisco, Cal. June 10th, ;'95.
My Dear Sloan V Asf time goes by
When Baby was sick, we gare ber Castoria
JHien she was & Child, she cried for Castona,
When e becaiine Miss, shb clung to Castoria,
Wben she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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both houses of the General Assembly
and that the members.voting did not
nnnafifntp ft ntinrnm as' the total
nnmber' is 50 Senators and iao COUntry PrQdUCe ,
members of tne House. - ic was inr
ther held that voting by roll call is
a "division," and as! the names thus
reoorddd were -Jess j than a quorum !
arising lQrmtne tact tnac a qgorum
I had voted upon a division on a pre-
vious vote at tne same Bicung, is re.
of al Kind
AND
d. We do eiactly what we gay: we will the sheen of : former , Jfiars grows
,0 We are here tnctair unH n-rrAot. t.n a 1 1 t untTA viatroi Inofc faith in( Wrr Rftd condnet
as w.lISr o ."ir"."." " r T ":7. r c:.i wpnV thT won1d batted. This case appears to carry
-.Wc wiU sell vouda thatwil 1 P".ff ot pau,e ; our ,6 -r , " ,r " 1., '- -k. wnh it the case of the fasionists
ailll T I An r, - ' I A J l - AV-IW T-M I Q Till I 11 III I1IH. Aim 1 UBIC DUiUV w - ""f J
1 r rm mrm r w u 1 ex a a a a - i -
: Or, A - t
' uu piease you.
if " c win give your money oacK
Koods don't suit you .
'?jj runno risk in trading with us
y, iiitee the price on everything
furS- Bhoes hats and .aU ,kindof
nlshmg Goods...., A .
0rR
;The 8t0fe room, next to Dove &
now occupied by Sims &Alex4
goedV ' t0rrent' It is 22x75, with
r uoicut Possession giyen 1st
attar7. 1896. Apply to. "
J 1 J. DOYE,
An dpnt place on the
tablets of memory ; and the oldwarv
songs, we used to sing have still a
martial echo in my . heartland my
soul 'leaps with joy when I -hear of
some heroic deed of a southern
brother.
Hence, my dear boy, do not think
I haye forgotten or ever can forget
that" partner of my "joys and $sor"
rows, who eyer willingly marched
and-fonght with me ovr the his.
toric battle fields . of our beloved
hiding themselves in darkness on wnom .tne legislature fi w
itr-;- of -Anil ' ATinnoIr rnnkR at additional directors of the ' peni-,
Auma bwvvw
FDur-Fpot .Tvood always
wonted best prices for
same. .V, We Invite an in,
spection of all- the goods
we Manufacture.
some young men whd were out calU
ing. The result was quite. different
from what th?y thought for, as they
mistook another man for one of their
prey. ' Although --the man did not
get hit he was'successfnl in securing
their names and will doubtless pre
sent them to the police. This Js
very bad conduct for little fellows
Who should be at their homes, in
bed or atr their books.
tentiary.
Prepare for It.
The Standibd, as usual, ecdeav
ors to prepare its readers for any
calamity tbat might befall them, so
it now behoves us to tell you that a
cold wave is predicted the tempera
ture to fall from 30 to .40 decrees.
indications at present, are very con i
vincing of the truth in tne forecast.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
, When in heed of Fire Insurance,
call and feee us; or write. wo repre
sent only-iirst-class Home and for
eign companies- -Eespect
fully,
"WOODHOUSE & HaBElS .
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