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tno' Daily" S&ndd: pTVM-TTv 'n BY JAMES P. COOK; YPIOE IN CASTOR BUILDING The Standard is published every ay (Sunday excepted) and deliTers ed by carriers- BATES OF SUBSCRIPTION v One year........... ..S4 00 Six months. 2 00 Three months.............. 100 One month..... ....... ..... 35 - Single copy.... 05 ADVERTISING BATES. Terms for regular advertisements cuade known on application. Address all communications to THE STANDARD. Concord. N. O. CONCORD, DEO. 6, 1895. tgro Republicans of the District Columbia want a negro chaplain "fte National House of Represen ts. At a largely attended meet- Friday night they endorsed ater H Brooks, colored, for the hv He received two votes. The ahington correspondent of the ata Journal says: lIt is worthy of eeveral lines that he thousands of faces that look tn the animated scene in the, hall cor grets this morning not one , black. When Crisp was in- urated the immense public gal- Carolina, with about 100,000 pupils. .3 facing the speaker's chair was These contribute about $25,000 an ..Ud with colored people. Today nuallj. it iepublicans, the negro's frienfd th id" aiViacea. ore the election, decided to have ' James L. Francis, Alderman, Chis iLicsion by card. As a result ca says: '"I regard Dr. King's a je was not a negro admitted to ew . . , i -l Tor Coughs, Colds and Luncr 'Oom- - i bouse and they had to content ... , . . , ., . , ,r Plaints, having used it, in my family selves with strolling aimlessly for the last five years, to the exclu rough the corridors.? sion of physician'sjpreseriptions or What a difference! In North have his negro friends vote for him , . ai any uoss, out sinca nis resiaence Txr-u- . u ij l ' l 11 Washington, he would not consent . - by vote for a negro to pray for him. The New York" Sun, in its com 0 , . meuts upon the President's message, eaj; "If Mr. Cleveland live3 up to th.i words and the spirit of his pres- . . t.- ent declaration, not only. with, re- gard nezeula,but in eyerycaae Ha principle is involved, his iAutistration will become ..truly and illustriously American in the last few months of its existence.", Not only in matters pertaining to foreign affairs, but in eyeryv matter concerning the welfare of America1 Jt will be proven that the -President ' iias and will continue to figure illus- t triou8, showiog great -wisdom and v practical forethought oi anAmeri -can. The following recommendation in the message shows that the President is in favor of the enlarged nse of sil ver whenever it can be safely under taken - - UI do not overlook the fact that the cancellation of the treasury notes ncder the silver purchasing act of 1890, would leave the treasury in aci tual ownership of sufficient silver, including eeignoirae, to coin nearly $178,000,000 in standard dollars. It ii worthy of consideration whether this might not, from time to time, be converted into dollars or fraction al coin and slowly put, into circula tion, as in the judgment of the secret tary of the treasury the necessities of the country siould require." The Charleston Democrat an nounced in its issus two; weeks ago with a huge box Jled with eyery thing raised on a farm, from egga to turkeys. . Such announcements are liable to become a newspaper epidemic. Charlotte News, It would be untruthful for a North Carolina newspaper to make each an announcement this year. Proofs : to the contrary, howeyer, wo&ld occurjonly in Charleston. That the Lord's Sapper ought to b3 a real meal and not a sham sup per of crnmos of bread and drops of wine, was the, radical proposition put before his congregation by the Key. I M Gibson, of Plattsburg, Mo., a few days ago. And it is stated that many of the congregation are heartly in favor of the innovation, which is almost 1 as absurd as the Popuhstio polices of the last cam paign. Then Baby was Kick, we gave her Castorla. ffhen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria j When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.' "'o m m wm ' ' The Baptist State Mission Board applies to the State Convention for $20,000 to carry on it's year's work, It also conaucts Sunday school work. There' are 1,300 Sunday schools of this church in North oth r preparations.4' writes - : "I have been a Minister of the Methodist EniscoDftl Church for o0 years or more, and have never - , ... . - . . found anything so benefieial,. or that gavo m? 8Uch fipee( reHpf ag Pf; f?s' New, Discovery." Try this Ideal 1 Cough Kemddy now. Trial Bottl9S Free at Fetzers Dru store. . " ' : - "' Auction Male of Horses and Males. i wiU sell at public auction, at Brown Bros. Stable, Saturday, De cember 7th, 1895, at .11. a. m., one car load of Kentucky .horses and ,mules. This stock is just from the blue grass country of Kentucky, and among the load are some fine drivers and saddlers. Also some: heayy. work onea and mules. This stock raU.positiwly.be sold regardless of cost, rain or shine. XStock must be as represented, or money refunded. No by-bidding. You will find the stock ; at Brown Bros. Stable, on December 6th. Call and inspsct them. ; - v (. . t .i ... Respectfully, ; d6wl " R. ADodd. FHIS SPACE AND MORE BELONGS TO THE NEW F lRNIT U RE STOUE, To open January 1 , 18&6 - j '""v. in ' ' : i the Hoover & Lore building, room now occupied by Lowe & Sen. C I'M COMING :. "W". iCj. BELf. Undertakerjand Embalmer,2 A SPECIFIC -FOB- La GripMColfls, Coughs, AND LUNC TROUBLES,. If CHERRY PECTORAL 0Two years ago, I had the grippe arid it left ma with a cough which gave me no rest night or day. 'My family physician prescribed for me, changing ihe medicine as often as he found the . things I had taken were not helping me, bat, In spito of his attendance, I got no bettor. Finallj-, my husband, read ing one day of a gentleman who had had the grippe and 'wascured by taking Ayer's Chewy Pectoral, procured, for , me, a bottle of this medicine, and before I had taken half of it, I was cured. I have 'used the Pectoial for my children and; in my family, whenever we have needed it, and have found it a specific for colds, coughs, and lung troubles.' Built Wood, North St., Elkton, Md. Oyer's Cherry Pectoral Highest Honors at World's Fair. Ceasje the Syttta wife Ayer's Sarsaparilla. TASTELES 13 JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 50cts. Paris Medicine Co., St . Louis, Mo. , Gentlemen: We sold last year, 600 bottles of GROVE'8 TASTELESS CHILL TONIC and hare bought three gross already this year. In all our ex perience of 14 years. In the drug business, have never sold an article that gave such universal satis faction 6M your Tonic Yours truly, t ' ABKKT.CjLBB &CO. For sale by all aruggiB ts. Notice of Dissolution. vt Notice is hereby given - that the firm of O. HoUhouser & Co., com Sosed of O. Holshouser and J L iller, was dissolved by . mutual consent on Nov. 1st 1895. . ,' f . r i O. , HOLSHOUSEBi ; i, . ' , J L. MlLLEB ' d 1 I will continue the ; business and assume all liabilities of O. Hbls houser & Co., and collect all notes accounts - and other indebtedness due sid old firm. : ? Nov. -i '95. . J. L. Milleb. Thanking thelpublio for . paBt favors VJ. 'solicit i a, continuance of same - y , J. L Milleb. ' v. :. : . -.. . Mount fAmoena SEMINAR A Flounsbing IBcbool for Young TEN TEACHERS r brxamental Branches Receive,; - Careful jaLttentionl 1 . BEV; O. L; TV ilSHERi A. Ml? ir . - . MOUNTlPLEiiSANT,! C ... mtfm 1 iiifii M PI n f ' 1 LI Li LI ' 1 -zA U w,,i ,i JUi V-j t-i ti.... i ' ''' HHL&JUih JlO 23l JL OU UIlilN XO UJN THE m i tit TTimn a m rv ri rATmrv . DOLLAR We nave just cleaned ' . " ' - oi an tneir samples oe tablets we will sell at 3c, 10c 15 to 20c tablets for 10c. WE ALSO BOUGHT POUNDS OF PAPER Well wortli . " . : t :i Mii .t'J j, . . d i !. ! . ft . a THE K D. eJ. Bqstian, proprietor. . DroKen lots of tablets for 5c, FINE MOTE lUc per quire conditio rl. A O K E I, ,
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