Vol. XI1L No. 88,
CON COllT), N. C, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 189G
Whouc'NO. 1,467
ANNOUNCEMENTS.!
FOR SHEBIFF. i
I herebv announce myself a can
didate for" the office of Sheriff of
Cabarrus county, subject to the
Democratic nominating convention.
Respectfully
THOMAS J. WHITE.
11111; BEE
FRIDAY, AUG. 28.
i
meaning that the case may be heard Mr. Archey Cline, cf St John's
subsequently if cause for absence is neighborhood, brought
shown.
to
The
Standard the first pod ot cotton
FOR COTTON-WEIGHER.
I hereby Announce myself a can
didate for tlieffice of cotion weigher
for Cabarrus county, subject to the
decision of the Democratic nomi
nating convention,
F. A. ARCHIBALD.
Frank Howard to Pay the Death
Penalty for Arson Calm and Col
lected Were tbelftterancesof Jndge
Greene When Passing Sentence-
.'he Conntenance of the Condemned
Negro Showed Jfo -Wffns of Emo- OD W,m. WilsOD; not guilty.
tlon When Told lie Should Be
Hanged by the Neck Until Dead.
When Criminal Court convened at
Rufus Krimminger was tried for we have seen this year. He says
larceny and found guilty. He was that there are many open bolls in
sentenced to one year on chain the field from which this one came,
gang. Cotton is opening rapidly and will
Henry Melchor, for assault with continue to do so as long as the hot,
deadly weapon; not guilty . . clear weather lasts. "
State vs. Robt. Johnson; called His son, .Mr. Ed Cline, of this city,
and failed. Judgement nisi. who is sick at his home, was thought
State vs. Alfred Sanders, assault to be better this (Saturday) morning.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEIfS. '
I herebv announce myself a can- 9 o'clock this (Saturday) moraine
didate for the office of Register - of the walls of the court house enclosed
Deeds for Cabarrus county, BUDject i a cnrioua crowd of eaeer lis!
to the Democratic nominating con
nention. Respectfully,
W. REECE JOHNSON.
No. 11 township. ,
who had swarmed into the
hear His Honor
enepass sentence
had been
irdy who
teners
murky room to
Judge L L Gre
upon Frank Ho war
found guilty, by a jury ot twelve
Haying been solicited by numer- men, of arson, the penalty for which
ous voters' of Cabatrus county, I h8 death When His Honor asked
hereby announce ray ielf a candidate thQ prI80ner t0 arise, a stillness per
for the omce of cotton weigher, sub- - V
FOR COTTON WEIGHER.
Lum Boger f. and a., appeared in
court unable to pay cost of $50: was
assigned to labor on chain gang for
six months.
State vs.. John Barringer; de
fedant plead guilty to attempt
at criminal assault upon Margaret
King. He was sentenced to a term
of five years in the penitentiary at
hard labor. , '
Siate vs. Lizzie Parks and Cora
i urn
t ' -
When a little one ir
expected in the family hew
lovingly the parents plan
together for, its future well-
fare. They sometimes even forecast its
education-and career. Does this seem
ject to the action of tne county
Democratic nominating convention.
Respectfully, '
GEORGE F. BERNHARDT.
No. 9 Township.,
vaded the court room that would
make the heart of the moat hard
hearted quake, but the doomed crim
inal arose with a steadiness that
showed no sign of emotion. ' He was
told to sit down, and immediately
FOR COTTON WEIGHER. th inrW. nrPAAnrpH in a for rrnrHa
I hereby announce myself a candi- the penality for the awful crime of
date for cotton weigher! for Cabar applying the torch, referring to
rus county, subject to the Demo e yidence fa. whicn . crimiQal sald.
era tic convention.
Respectfully,
HARVEY A. GRiEBER.
C,I meant to burn everything on the
premises, Gillon and all his family.''
The Judge said: - - ;
"Frank Howard, the jury- has
Feeling some degree, of encourage-1 found you guilty of arson, the pen
The court
that did all
FOR COTTON WEIGHER.
ment by the genial attitude of my aity of which is death,
fellow-men in the county, I most a8Slgned' y0u counsel
sideration as a candidate for cotton that could be done for you, but the
weigher, subject to the action of the facts were so plain that a good, able,
Democratic county ( convention. intelligent jury and able counsel
nespeCUUliV, nnnlrl nnltr find xrnn anVArr 'Ph.
HEZEKIAH MCNAMARA. ' " ' -
law says a man guilty ui bo nemoua
a crime is not fit to live in a civil
ized community. You will be rev
inacded to the county jail till Fn
Coleman, assault with deadly early to anticipate while the child ia
I . : J yet unborn? lit isn't. The chad's des-
weapon ; J U d ge m en t b eretofore as to tiny has already been partly mapped out
Pnm Hnlomon . BtnVlron nnf on by Nature according to the disposition
fined
penny and cost.
State vs.
cost.
A Grand Tournament and Gala Day.
'The young people of Cox's mill
Rpp.tion nf t.hi ennntv are nrpnarinc
r j . x i f I -1 ' f-. . 1 1. -
fora sreatakd .laiut event A I . J 01 uUBt' o'clock.
toarnament Jnd baseball game, with tffeen the h0UrS f
a big dinner, will be the features of m' when the aher,ff f Caba"ns
the aa,'8 entirtaioment, an'd Tnes county, will take you to a place
day, Auenst 11th, has been' set prepared for execution, when he
apart for the day. Messrs. J J Cox. shoU hanS J! the neck until
J P Cox, Ed. Henderson and Mor Joa are dead- And. may God have
ris Caldwell are the committee of mercy ou your soul. In the mean
arrangements and will, exert all time 1 advise you to solicit the aid
means to make the day a red letter ot Christian people, to- look after
one in old Cabarrus. A baseball your spiritual .welfare." The man
game will take place at 10 o'clock 8at f acinS " tha 3adSe watching as
-in the mornine between ConWd tne woras tnat seaiea ms aoom leu
and Huntersville teams. Twenty rom His Honor's lip brazenly, and
regaled and plumed knmhts will wnen tne sentence naa oeen con-
compete for the handsome 'tourna J cluded' the ; negro made a sickly
ment prizes. Everybody invited. Sria and turned ms head away
, Lw.. - Not once did he wince, t
Don't worry. The. country's safe. ' Judge Green congratulated How
The peach crop for this year from lard and spake in high praise of the
the Delaware; peninsula is estimated I community in which the foul deed
"Dii uiiaion bix nunared tnousandl "ao uuuc ,ttb c rT uw"6u
baskets. i I him a fair and impartial trial m
stead of Wreaking the vengeahce of
an enraged people. - j
- OTHER' CASES.
In the case of the State vs. Solo
mon Einstein, violation of the
local option laws, found guilty ih
sentenced to 18
Chain gang. Appeal
taken and bond of $200 required;
if sustained, will involve three more
similar cases. ; ' ' ' ' ' ' v :" :. ' ;
State vs. Clarence " Fispermao,
carrying concealed weapon; judg
ment suspended on payment of
State vs. Jim Farr, called and
nnf nn
ana nanus 01 me parenis. me oesi pian
a mother can make for the future happi
John Cagle and Rosa ness of her unborn child is .to maintain
Culp, f. and a., guilty ; Cagle one her child's undeveloped being is still i
year On CUain gang, Kosa UUlD, P4" OI ners- aer neaim anoiscnucai
. . i I penou is or tremenaous consequence la
three months in jail. ; &ie little one's whole future existence.
Stats VS. Lafayette Ury, Called Every prospective mother wirl find direct
ana tailea to answer. J udement I -.rrt rw- paxrf tv
nisi. 4 : i scnption. ii.-wiu maintain ner vitaiuy
State VS. Eddleman and Castor, od of confinement and make labor easy and
assault with deadly weapon. Nb 1 almost painless. It imparts strength and
damage done, submitted and judg- turitionf invests mother with recuper-
ment : suspended on oavment Of l ttive enerjnr 'against any Alter penod of
i i I rotrrifcQ nnri npnrpKinn anri atn-s in tne
secretion of healthv nourishment for the.
btate VS. Uan UOOK, plead guilty child. I It is the unfailing cure of all " le-
of illicit eellin& of .lionnr. iiKfrrmont W weaknesses.
, " - I fear Zfac&YofljrFft write Prescfiptlon," !
aUSDended On Davment Of COSt- I tle best medicine to take before confinement
. . 1 .1 a. - i e Jt Tl 1 . iV.
State VS. .Will Luther, larceny; never suffered so little with any of my children
I M A U1U IT11U Ui V lOOl. aUU 0UV A3 VXA V V V.
One year On CUain gang. I have. When t began your treatment I could not
f. . ir lr-iTTM V 4 i fiana on my ieei iong enougn 10 wasn ray uisnca
State V8. M M WldenhOUSe, Ot without suffering almost death ; now I do all my
ai, iur uuiawiui uuuipruuuiBO, iaiu l inmg toj my lainuy
UVC1 UH1UK vu tuo ausouuo UI JJUIUBI I :. 'If I A rs J-f
thanked and dismissed the petit
jurors at 12:15, and the grand jury
at 3 o'clock this afternoon, taking
Teces8.until Monday morning at 10
Offer this week i5
cases of the best $1.00
shoe for ladies on the
nkarket. They come in
GHoye, Grain Button
and Lace We also
have tliem at 75 cents
and they aie as good
as you can buy for 75
cents, but the ,$1.0Q
shd e is the r greatest
value to be found,
-Ten Cases of Mens' t
LICE HID COIIGRESS
at $1.00 to $1.50. That
is a good shoe . and
easy pair. , Is guar
anteed to be as repre
sented or money back.
1 00 dozen Shirts in
Laundried,r lOnlaun
dried and Work
Shirts at 5 cents to
$1,00. We can please
all in this line. r
ISO DOZEN -
for Ladies, Men i and
Children.
We have plenty of
those Low Shoes yet,
for Misses and. Ladies.
OWE
I DICK,
We
Want to Beat
SILVEH SnrnTVfilST SETS
: 26. Cens.
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Of (Sjreat Importance.
The moat important thonglit
with young, men now, except mar
riage, in this hdt weather, is where
can I send my shjr.ts, collars and
cuffs to hayo them laundned in
first cIaB8 style. See Tom J ohns-
ton, agent, for Model Steam uaun
div. Charlotte, i an 4
ASK the recovereil
dyspeptics. bili6us suf
ferers, victims of , fver
and ague, the mercorial
diseased patient, , how
hey recovered health,
cheerful spirits and good
appetite ; they will tell
you by. taking Simmons
Liver Regulator.
The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in tZie woricu
T?or TVSPEPSIA ' CONSTIPATION: Jaundice.
Bilious itacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, Depres-
sion of iyirits, SO U K biUMALn, Heart Dura, etc.
This iir
ivaled remedv is warranted not to contain
a single Article of M ercuk y, or any mineral substance.
butii I - 'r - :
PURELY VEGETABLE,
contaimt those bouthern Koots ana iieros wrucn an
all-wise Providence has placed in countries where
liver Iieases most prevail. It will cure all
Disease caused by .Derangement 01 tne
laver tpa liowew.
'1
ALL GOODS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
A. B. C0RRELL,
OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD HOTEL. ! failed.' . Judg
one Ctise an
months on
rraent nisi. "Judged j j.
;eeifl for July.
We are determined not to spend our time and enererv crumblinsr
about dull times. We will pitch iD and. make times lively. Now. in ors
der to make this incoming month the biggest July we, have ever had, we
are putting out a lot of ' Hummers", and we are going to make them hum;
We are going to do away with Stickers We will make Movers out of
thera. Here goes:
About 60 prs of Ladies fine shoes of Zeigler's and Reed's mokes, all
small sizes, 2$, 3, 3i and 4 that we will fell at $1 a pair. Not a pair among
them but cost &2 and over. They must go. . ,.
NO. 2, About one hundred pair ot Ladies Fine Oxford Tiee. Borne
patent leathers, some tans, some fine dongola pat tips, fall to go at 75c
Ihey cost rom $1 to $1.50. They must go.
NO. 3. -About 50 pairs Ladies fine Oxfords, all Zeierrers. tan. " errav
and black ooze and fine kid, sizes 1 to 4i. All to go at 31, Made to sell at
2 and 2.50. They must go.
NO. 4 -About 75 prs oi Ladies Oxfords and 1-strap Sandals Zeielers.
Bay State and Padan Bros., all to go in at :$1.2. Call for them they
won t be here long. They must go. -'.-
NO. 5 A few prs of Misses Oxfords, sizes 12 to I, to -go at 50c.
NO. 6. FOR MEN: A lot of Tan, Goat and Black Vici Kid Oxfords
at $1. They are 81.50 shoe?, and are fiesn stockjust bought them.
SPECIALS.
Womens Solid Leather Shoes at 65c. 4 Women s solid Leather PebbJe
Grain and Glove Grain Lace and Button Shoes at 75c. These are SI
shoes, all fresh and nice. Ladies fine Dongola kid button shoes, made at
nsat.on -cf having failed to do something Alexandria , Va . ' Solid as any shoe in the market, regular S1.50 shoes, to
jht to have, been done; Debility; Iw 1 t,, T?-n A:i sufl0 Ism ot. aJfo f C1 TViv r
a thick, yellow appearance of the Skin and I jgu u spx. 'uicud jl- j.xir uitaii jxx i-wcd, -''., v i -V
ry cough, oite& mtaken lor consumption. ; i xenlar x,2D snoes. Mens heavy Cingiisn xies, every-aay fanoes, i,w oonu
vLutlKS.SigSt asleather can mate theimu Big job in straw ; hats at ,10c, .some of them
vve ouy JiuDiiS in car luaua auu icittn iucxu ab uun oaio
The HMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are a bitter
or bad tJte in the mouth : Fain in the .Back, bides or
Toints. Bten mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour
Stomal ; Loss of Appetite ; Bowels alternately
costive lid lax ; Headache ; Loss of Memory, with a
painful
- . . .
whicn aht
Spirits
fc,yes; a
bomet
disease,
orean m
and if n
edness
The
virtues
Holt, Pj
Perry. X
son, isq
Ga.: K
Supt. (
We
that for
ache, it
have trs
Regulav-
s bodv. is freneraSiv the seat of the disease. I 8TG oUC II at 8.
ReuUtted ki tim, great suffering, wretch- I rnaa ' HnA Kimrfro Mono finn SfirPfl Hnfetfl ftf. 'lllflfc hftlf nrice. Wft have
pwing highly-esteemed persons attest to the
Jsimkoss -Iivhr JiEKiCLATOK :- Oen. vv. b.
Ga. S. W. R. R. Co. ; Rev. J. R. Felder.
Cf l. E. K. Sparks, Albany, Ga.; C Master
herHT Bibb Jo.,Ga,; J. A. Butts, Bainbridge,
J. V. Lurke, .Macon, Ga.; virgu lowers,
ti. vv. K. li. : Hon. Alexander U.btephens.
e tested its virtues personally, and know
r-spepsia, B.liousness and Throbbing Head-
tne best medicine the world ever saw. vve
fony oth;r rcn;edies before Simmons Liver
and none ct teem gave us more lixan tern-
porary ri ; tns K.eguat'r not oniy relieved, out curea
IB.' Li 1 ELECJU.VfH AND Ttl ESSEN GER, MACOUA.
everything in the line of clothing and furnishing goods. Everything up
to date and at prices that C3nt be beat anwbeie in the State, Call and
see samplesjof the free Crayon Pictures we are having made for our cus-
.TOT? T co PTi fvfi v a suits nf finfi'All-Wool Cassimere in CutawaylFrock
Suits, sizes 34 to 36 tor 4 00 a suit.- They are 10.00, 12.50 and 15.00.suits.
Cail on us and see these and othei "attractions. '
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