Vol. XIIL-No. 92,
COEC01lT, N. C, THURSDAY AUGUST 6, 1896
Whohe NO. 1,471
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Wbnt 10 to 1 Is
KocU Hill Camp Meeting Begins.
FOR SHERIFF,
Some of the Cases Disposed Of Dnt-
Inff the Term.
A reader of The Standard has Presiding elder J W Thomas,
I. herebv announce myself a can- Fannie Melton vs. P B Fetzsr.
didator'the office of Sheriff of Suifc for damages. Verdict in fa-
nfthrrns nnuntv. SUnect 10 iue
Democratic nominating convention.
Respectfully, '
THOMAS J. WHITE.
FOtt COTTON WEIGHER.
! hertrbv 'annoance mvself a can
didate for the office of cotton weigher
for Cabarrus county, subject to the
decisoi of the Democratic nomi
nating convention. - ,
F. A. ARCHIBALD.
vor of defendant. Appeal taken. .
M A Sloop vs. Jj M Morrison,
administrator V of Jim
Judgement for plaintiff.
Kelson Shoe.va. GFrnith. Shoe
required to give $50 bond for costs
in 30 days or suit dismissed.
Joe Scott vs. J6hn A Craven.
Verdict for defendant, ,
W C Colemau vs. Fannie Melton
continued on condition that defend
ant increase bond for appeal from
. for register of deeds.
I hereby announce myself a can- justice of peace court,
didate for the office of Register of - Tallin r vs. .W
Deeds for Cabarrus county, subject
to the Democratic nominating con
nention. Respectfully,
W. REECE JOHNSON.
No. 11 township. ; :"'. J"'" "
asked us two questions -which will
bo recognized by our answers, v
r ; Free and unlimited coinage of
silver means that any one holding
silver, be it sbarey old watch cases,
i plate ware, spoons; etc., or any other
Xluttz. 1 form, may take it to the .mints and
have it coined free of charge, the
expense being borne by the govern
ment, and no limitations" as to
quantity. " - ' "; 2 Vv,
Sixteen to one means - that the
ratio shall be such, that a pound 'of
gold shall make just r 16 times : as
many coined dollars as av pound , of
silver. There is lo be no refusal to
coin either gold or silver when pre-
JbeSaliirjg ys. JoeLoye. Appeal isented aod no matter what :quah-
Court adjourned Wednesday even-
for Vjotton weigher. ':
Having oeen solicited by numer
ous voters of Cabarrus county, I
hereby announce, myself a candidate
for thft office of cotton weisaer. sub-
Kednced Ratesj ,i V M
Reduced rates as follow will be
made on dates named with fioa?
limit 12 days from dat'e of sale.
Concord to Washington $13.00,
to altjmore via Norfolk Baltimore
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For Infants and Children.
ject to the action of the county hinfe steamer ;$1100, . to - New
- Democratic nominating convention
-Respectfully,
GEORGE F. BARNHARDT.
No. 9 Township.
FOR COTTON WEIGHER.
York via Norfolk and O 0 S S Co.
19.00, all rates for round trip. In
connection with these rates there
will be 10 day rates. Washington
to Baltimore and return S2 00,
WftaViin rrf nn fr Philorloli-kUio
date for cotton weigher for Cabar return 6 00, .Washington to New
rus county, subject to the Demon York and return 10.00, Baltimore
cratic convention. 1 ; to Philadelphia and return ' S4.00.
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Baltimore to New York and ") retnTTi
HARVEY A. GRiEBER. Uonn r..
August 10th 'to lltb, final limit 12
(days from date of sale. :
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FOR COTTON WEIGHER.
eeling some degree of encourage-
.mejat by the genial attitude t)f my
fellow-men in the county, I most
respectiully ask your tavorabie con
Cure For IleaUaeli.
As a remedy for all forms of
sidp.ratinn a randidntfl for o.ntt on Headach Electric Bittere has proved
weigher, subject to the action of the 10 De; tnevery oest. it eflects a
i Til
-rDemocratic county convention.
RespectfaliT,
HEZEKIAH MCNAMARA.
Campaign Buttons;
5 cents each
at
permanent cure and the most dread
ed habitual sick headaches yield .to
ts influence. , We urge all who are
afflicted to procure a bottle, and
give this rem6dyt a fair trial. In
cases of habitbarconstipation Elec
trie Bitters cures by . giving: the
needed tone to the bowles, and few
case long resist the use of this
medicine. Try it once, Fifty cents
and Sl.UO at tfutzer's Drug Store.
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OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
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J. F. HUR.LEYT
INSURANCE AGENT,
Office over
FETZER'S DRUG STORE.
CONCORD MARKETS,
COTTON MARKET. '
Corrected by Gannons. & Fetzer,
Good middling.......... ......;.; 7 40.
Middlings 7.25
Low mitdlinf ... . "f? 4ft
Stains ... f to 6
; PRODUCE fAttlE
Corrected bv C. W Swmk.
Bacon........ 7 to 8
Sugarcured nams . . ... ....... 10tol2J
Bulk meat3,sides... . . ; . . .. .t 7 to 8
Beeswax.. .......;........... 20
Butter . .....'." "iotol5
Chickena... ...;.....ioto25
Corn..... ............................45
. Eggs......... ................... 10
Lara...... ....... ,f ,..........,; 70
Flour(North CarolinaV.,'V.'l!!Vl Si
Meal...... . K, 45
uats..v.;v;..
Tallow ..... '
! simila
elgnatars
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erer
wrapper.
Rev. A M Mclver and Rev R A
Simmons, pastor in charge, will
begin the Roc E
church ' campmeeticg four miles
west of this citjr tomorrow, August
6ch, to continue until Wednesday
August 12, when the series will
close with the grand Christian
march. Provisions nave bee a made
to accommodate all who may desire
Up attend. Vhitej friends are in-
viiea to go. ;
Kven Blacksmith
wbo are supposed
to represent great
strength and perfect
health, are likely tl
die of consumption
M e r e muscu,larit3
isn't always health.
Disease will develop
rapidly once let th
germs of consump
tion get 4nto a man's
system, and it will
kill him certainly anc"
surely! if he doesn't
take the .propel
measures to get ritf
of it. Exercise anc
work and dieting and
all that sort of thmj
are good enough it
their way, t ,bUt copi
, sumption is one; oi
thelhings that they won't cure. V The.bacil
lus of consumption is a living organism, 1'
is infinitesimal, but it is alive. The onlj
way to get rid of it is to kill it. If it isn';
killed, it ill develop and multiply. Gerntf
are wonderfully prolific. In . the quickes
imaginable time, one becomes a thousand
and a thousand a million. Dr. Pierce't
Golden Medical Discovery is' a germ hunte:
It
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Offer this week W
cases of the best'SI.OO
shoe for ladies on the
;: market ; They come in
Gfloye,' Grain, ".Button
: and Lace. .We also
have them at 75 cents
'." and they- aie as i gobct
as you Gan buy lor 75
cents, but the $1.00
.! shoe is the greatest,
1 xalue.tp be found,,
-Ten" Cases of,AIensr-
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Professor Boone's Bnrled Sinn Woke
Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 5.
Proffc880r Boone, a WelMinown hyp- andagerm killer Wherever a disease gera
noti8t, put J J Wyatt tinder his
mysterious influence yesterday, and
announced that he: would bury his
subject and bring him to next Fri
day, after an interval of three days.
Wyatt had previously consented to
the arrangement, arid the burial took
place at Fair View Park lar.t night,
at 10:30 p. m.,' a tube being passed
down to , where he lav. He was
buried four feet under the ground
and a guard was placed at the grave.
Shortly before noon to-day Wyatt
cime out of the influence and began
screaming like a wild man when he both young and old. The profits on the sail
ble this free edition. Address, World's Di
peusary Medical AfSoc:nt.iot. Buffalo, N. Y
lurks in the bodv. the "Discovery1
find it will render it harmless. It doesn';
make anv difference what you call your dis
ease, or what kind of a germ it is. - All germ?
circulate in the blood. The ' Golden Med
ical Discovery" purifies the blood purges
it of germs enriches it with life-givmj
properties. It not, only kills disease, but i
builds up health. It is a tonic, a nervine
or nerve-food, or invigorator and blood-po
tifer, all in one bottle. . .
if you want to know all of the facts abon
?iis vronderful - remedy if you want tt
know all about the human body, and humai
health, and sickness and ho
to get rid of it, send for Dr
Pierce's Common Sense Med
ical Adviser, a standard med
ical, work of 1008 pages, pro
fusely illustrated, which wi!
be sent free on: receipt of 21'
one-cent stamps to cover oP
of mailing only. This worl
is a complete family doctos
book and should be read 03
D
HI
realized his situation. He was hur
riedly dug up and it was some time
before he could be cooled down. He
protested against a second inters
ment, but Prof. Booue soon got him
under control and Wyatt was again
pat down in the earth. TheexperN
ment is attracting much attention.
at $1.00 to $1.50. That
is a good ' phoe and
easy pair. Is --guars-anteed
to be as repre
sented or rnone' -liaok-
100 dozen Shirts in
Lauridried, Uulauii
dried and .Work
Shirts at 15 cents to
$l,i)0. We can please
all in this line.
150 DOZEN
for Ladies, Men and
Children. .
'.We have plenty of
thoseLow Shoes yet,
for Misses and Ladies.
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We want tfj Beat
Forest II ill News,
Mr. John F-Troutman has closed
out his soda fountain on Spring
street and will retire to private life.
Mr, Robert Early has moved to
the cottage recently occupied by Mr.
G F Stewart.'
Mr. 0 T Troy left this morning
for Liberty, N. 0., tc visit his father,
Mr. A.LTroj, of that place.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J F Blalcck died last night
and will be buried this evening: at
the cemetery.
One ft f the mules on the new rail
rod received a sun-stroke yesterday
evening which proved almost fatal.
Miss Bettie Walter, of Cannon
ville, is visiting Mr. A E Walter on
North Third street. '
! Some of our pseudo-patriotic-
free silver-fusion howlers need a
new fashioned gun in the coming
campaign one that, while it hurls
one missile at the enemy in front,
will crash two into us irr the rear
. tlie Meoord for July.
We are determined not to spend our Jfcime and enoiy ;rurnbliig
about dull times. We will pitch id and mae times lively. Now, in oi
der to make this incoming month the biggest July we hay ever LadwB
are putting out a Jot of 'Hummers and we. aregoing to make them huau
rank who can't quite keep up with We are coing to do away with Stickers, We will make Movers out of
their hop, skip and jump rate.
ASK the recovered
. m rK'snpDHcs hilioiis suf-
i'TTI'ferers. victims of fever
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"Blow Hot and Blow Cold." ,
The Southern will do everything
possible for the convenience and
comfort of - its employees who work
in the new 1 shops at this place
Among other devices tor the com
fort of the workmen the company
is arranging a system of fans in
each department of the shops that
will, in the sammer months keep a
cool breeze stirring, and in the win
ter a warm breeze that will keep
the workmen comfortable will be
carried by them from .the engine
room.Sali8bury World.
Dr. Miles' Pain Pills stop Headache.
ippltand ague, the mercurial
M. feSS diseased , patient, how
uiey recovered health,
sft:m$S appetite: theywul teU
Liver Regulator.
Tlio Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in th.e World!
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, JauruHce,
Bilious attacks, SICK. HEADACHE, Colic, Depres
sion of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn, etc.
This unrivaled remedy is warranted not to contain
a single particls of Mckcvky, or any mineral substance,
tUU5 " PURELY VtCiTA8Lt, ; "
Containing those Southern Roots and Herbs which an
all-wise- Providence has placed in countries" where
T.?vr ripa? mnit nrevaiL It Will CUTe all
Diseases caused by Derangement of the
Lfver and JSowels.
The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are a bitter
or bad taste in the mouth ; Pain in, the Back, Sides or
oints, often mistaken for Rheumatisms our
tonaachi Loss of Appetite: Bowels alternately
costive and lax ; Headaclie ; I-oss of Memory, with a
painful sensation of having failed to do something
which aught to have beenj done ; , Debility ; TjOW
Spirits a thick, yellow appearance -of the Skin and
Eyes ; a dry Cough, often mistaken for Consumption.';'
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend the
disease, at othirs very few ; but the- Liver, the largest
brgan in the body, is generally th seat of the disease,
and if not Regulated time, great suffering, wretch-,
edness r.nd'TiJcIATH wiff-ensU'ev ;,".'.? ".?' j
'The foil owing;. highlyeeiMed-' persons, attest to the
virtues of Simmons Liver Regulator: Gen. W. S.
Holt, Pres. Ca. S. W, R. It. Co. ; Rev. J. R. Felder,
rcrry.Ga.; Cel. E- K. Siarks, Albany, Ga.; C. Master
son, Esq. ,Sheri;f Bibb Co.,Ga.; J. A. Butts, Bain bridge,
Ga.; Rev. J. W. Burke, Macon, Ga.; Virgil Powers,
Supt. Ga. S. W. R. R: ; Hon. Alexander H. Stephens.
Ws have tested, its virtues personally, and know
that for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and llirobbing Head
ache, it is the 'best' medicine the world ever saw. We
have triedtfortv other remedies before .Sinim ons Ii-er
RegTilatorj and none of them gave us more than tem
oorary relief: tl.e Regular v not onljHrelieved, but cured
ti." Eu. TlO-SGKAPH ANET MKbSfejGKRrMACON, GA
MAKUFACTUSFH ONLY BY T'
J. II. ZUJJls Si CO.. Philadelphia'. Pa.
them. Here goes:
About 60 prs of Ladies fine shoes of Zeigler's and Roed's makes, a& -small
sizes, 2, 3, 3 and 4 that we will Fell at $1 It pair. Not a pair amoug
them but cost $2 and oy er. . a They must go.
NO. 2, About one hundred pair of Ladies Fine Oxford .Ties, some
patent leathers, some taDS, some fine dongola pat tips, all to eo at 75c.
rbey cost from $1 to 1.50. They must go. ? ....
NO. 3. -About 50 pairs Ladies fine Oxfords, all Zeiglers. tan. crey
end black ooze and fine kid, sizes 1 to 4. All to go at 31. Made to sell at
$2 and $2.50- They must go. t
NO. 4. About 75 prs of Ladies Oxfords and 1- strap Sandals Zeiglers.
Dnn Sfhtn On4 -;Tr Ann T? TCS- oll-fr tf r 5n nf 61 OS! rf'nll ffw lYi cm lilt Tf
won't be here long. They must go. . -
. NO. 5 A few prs of Misses Oxfords, sizes 12 to J, to go at 50c.
NO. 6. FOR MEN: 'A lot of Tan, Goat and Black Vici Kid Oxfords
at $1. They are $1.50 shoes, and are f res a stock just bought them.
: "Womens Solid Leathf-r Shoes at 65c.fcftWomens solid Leather Pebble
Grain and Glove Grain Lace and Button Shoes at 75c. These are $1
shoes, all freRh and nice.' Ladies fine Dongola kid button shoes, made ht
Alexandria, Va. Solid as any shoe in the rxarket, regular bl-50 fehoes to
go at SI- Mens Fine Satin Oil Shoes, lace and gaiters at $1. - They aro
regular 1,25 shoes. Hens heavy, English Ties, everyday shoes, 1.00, bolid
as leather can make them. Big job in straw hats at 10c, some of them
are 50c hats. We buy Trunks in car loads and retail them at; wboitsale
prices. - One hundred Mens fine Serge Coats at just half price. ,Ve have
everything in the line of clothing end furnishing goods. Lyory thing up
to date and at prices that ctrn't be beat anywheie m the State, Lail ana
see samplesof the free Crayon Pictures we are having made for our customers-
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JOB Twenty-five suits of finelAli-Wbol Cassimere in Cutaway'.rock
Suits, sizes 34 to 36 lor 4 0Q a suit.1 jThey are 10.00, 12:50, and 15.00suits.
Call on us and see these and otherjattractions. . .
CAN WO WS & FETZER
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