Vol. XIIL-No. 105,
CONUOlUy N. C, FRIDAY.. AUGUST 21, 1896
Whole NO. 1,431
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOREMEN'S TOURNAMENT.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.
J
fcfnl for cast favors. I hereby
announce myself a candidate for ' Special to Tee Standard
tne (irice oi itegisier oij lteus, iui
Cabarrus county, subject to the ac
tion of tie Democratic nominauns
LG
W
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JOHN K. PATTERSON.
F01 SHERIFF.
Haying been solicited by many cf
my friends;! htreby announce my
geif candidate for the cffice of
Ser;f of Ouharrus county, subject
to the county Democratic nominat
ing convention
IxesTKCtfullv,
W. MARTIN WIDENHOUSE
received with a great demonstration
The RecomlDay a Great One and a f Cheef8 and Stamping of feet.
i.arjye crowi in Attendance j The convention was anvthing but
Greensboro Won First Prizes in . ,v it
- . . . ' s 1,1 entnU8ia8tin and thf thrPA mpn rohn
fienmer uomesi ana nana Reel ; HHT T T"' t t T t -r , :
-Knee. : . ; Were 80 bacllv left RfiPmprl tn a man 1 f H I k H A H- U W I
! !t ; ' "w L A. X X J J V- vL JL JJ jLX X' . JJ VJ i i
; up u. irev very mucn disappointed.
Salisbury, Aug.. 21. Thursday I :
was one of thi biggest days Salie- Recovcrel Bicycle.
foe shefiff;
I he rt-bv announce myself a can
didal for the cffice of Sheriff of
Catu.rriis cennry, subject to the
DiDCcriiic nominating conyention.
Respeotf nfly,
THOMAS J. WHITE.
FGII COTTON WEIGHER.
lherehr announce mvEelf a can
dkiafr for the cffice of cotton weigher
fcr Cabarrus county, subject to the
decision of the Democratic nomi-.
natiE: convention.
F. A. ARCHIBALD.
Fun REGISTER DEEDS.
I hereby announce myself 'a can
didate for t ho cflice of Register of
Deeds for Cabarrus couniy, subject
to the Democratic nominating con
rteniiou. ) Rpppectfnllv,
7.REECE JOHNSON. '
No. 11 township.
FOR C0TT0U" WEIGHER.
Haying been solicited by numer
ous voters of Cabarrus county, I
hereby announce myself a candidate
for the cffice of cotton weigher,'sub
: ject to the action of the county
Democratic' nominating convention.
Respectfully,
GEORGE F. BARNHARDT.
No. 9 Township. - . '
bury has ever had. Thousands of , ja3t week some one entered
visitors are in the city ani are being Pounds' machine shop on West Cor
royally entertained; and the day is ! bin street and stole a bicycle belong
one of great pleasure and exciting n1. Thomas Evans, an ems
jployee at the shops. The theft was
incidents;
Tree Pills.
The programme of the day began Properly advertised through the
with a grand procession at about 10 tonclard, and now Mr. Evans has
o'aock. At 11:30 the steamer :onw i ma heei again A negro named
test, the first on the programme, be- l0 Johnston was Lba thief and
gau. , There were two of these, first, 1 was caught in Stanly county. He
quic-knesslof time; second distance. ,ia now in Cabarrus jail.
Entered first contest: Wilmington 'j Johnston was wanted-here during
Greensboro, Winston; Newbern. lus ft cent-term oi court nut couldn't
IVinatnn wnn first nr'sr 7 - timo OS found.
3 24; Newborn second . prjze, $40,
r.. . , nr-i i , i oena your address to H E Buck
Distance con tes-: Wilmington and leu & Cd., Chicago, aid get a free
Winston entered. Wilmington made sanipla box of Dr. King's New Life
4 iceij, winsron o i o. i ro- tWif .v, r,;nn' wA
te3t entered as to measure of dis in action and are particularly effec
tance. No decision reported as vet c.urf -Constipation
! t "uu biuiv xieaauciie. or maiariaa na
At.3 p.j m. hand reel race. Eight ( fever troubles I they have been
fPftrna'pntPrprl ia follow??- AsWiIIp 1 proved invaluable. They are eruar-
c , i , n . -p - i iinteed to be perfectly vegetable.
Salisbury, Charlotte, Durham, Egle, ( They do not weaken by thur action
of Greensboro: Atlantic, of New-1 but by giving tone to : the .stomach
kW: t?-Jli qia.v,. o4.u c;! "a;Dowej.s greatly invigorate the
bern; Eagle, of Salem; South Side, ! &ystem. Regular eize 25c per box.
Greensboro. First prize, 7o, won i oojd at Fetzer s Drug Store,
by South Side, Greensboro; second
prize, $40, won by Atlantic, News
bern. Score by teams, cMtance 150
yarde; Abbeville 36 2-5 seconds;
ruled out, having lost nozzle; Salis
bury 36 seconds, Charlotte 34, Ea-
gle, of Greensboro, 35 1-5; Atlantic,:
of Newbern, 33 J; Eagle, of Salem.
35; South side, Greensboro, 31 1-5.
Some of the visiting boys gathered
oh the square last night and chunked;
eggs at' a. medicine mn, running
him and hi3 musician from the
streets, and with this one exception
the very best of order prevailed.
DIC
ON
THE
GLOBE.
: The time is dow near approachins: when the trading pub- ;
lie will want to know where they can get in return for their
cash the greatest amount of goods adapted to their wanls,'
and we want to say right here that LOWE AND DICK wilL
supply all of your vants for less money than any other
house4 We have allt you want, and every train is now bring
ing in for us new stuff that will be dealt out 'at such prices
that it will make these old time long-price houses shudder
JUST
LISTEN!
FOR COTTON WEIGHEK.
1 hrety announce myelf a candi
date for cotton woigher for Cabar
rus county, gutjict to the Demo
cratic convention;
Respectfully;
HARVEY A. GRJEBER.
FOIl COTTON WEIGHER.
Ftfciir.g pome degree of encourage-
ttent by the snial attitude of my
men in: tne county, 1 most
your favorable con-
;;-cr, subject to the action of the
Derc'.-crrtiic county convention.
Rpectfuliv,
t-tK1KkIAHMCNAMARA. .
Campaign 'Buttons,
cents each
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i Largest Cave In the World.
Manfiyld, Mo.; Aug. 20. There
has been great excitement heie over
the repcrted disepvery of gold and
the f finding " simultaneously of the
largest cave in The world near the
new town of Hudson- For two or
three nurd the earth has been smk
ing in t'hese'pars to such an extent
as to cause uneasiness among the
population. LUer there has been a
recurrence of this strange phenom
enon. Upon investigation, an open
ing. to what is Siiid to be the largest
cave in the world was found. Cav
ern after cavern, lined with -pure
onxy, and traversed by subterranean
streams have been explored vithout
finding th end. Portions of &ta
Iac3iilt6 in oae of the caverns were
found to contain gold.
I For Over Fifty Years
Mrs. Window's Soothing 3yrnp has
been ua for over .fifty. years by
millions of -mothers for their child
ren wUle teething, with perfect sue
cess. It Eoothe.B the child, softens
the gume, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is" the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Sold by
druggists in every., part of the world,
IVenty-fiye cents a bottle. Be sure
and ask for "Mrs. Winslosv3 Sooth
ing Syrup," and take no other kind
We want to show you what we are doing; 4-4 sheeting
4c, Ginghams 3 12c, Dress Calico 3c, Men' Shirts 15c, lar
gest towel on the globe for 5 and 10c, Bleached Domestic 4c,
Ladies' Black Hose 4c, Ladies mixed. hose 4c. The bet 10c
suspender you ever saw. Boys' suspenders 5c. i No better
line of Ladies' Diess Goods in the city all the way from 5c
to $1 the yard. See what you can buy for
OTVTTjl fltTHP 40 Lair Pin5' 2 Par needles,
AJ JLA w-yll JL . l box Mourning Pins, Ladies"
Handkerchief, 2 balls sewing thready box blacking, 10 slate
pencils, 3 lead pencils; 2 papers pins. ,
.Two big bars Laundry Soap for, 5c, The best 5c plug
tobacco in town One box 3 cakes buttermilk soap 8.5, 2,40u
matches for 10c, 1 box 24 sheets paper and 24 envelopes for
5c, Ladies' fine shoes for 65c, Men's fine shoes 90c, Big bar
gains in Men's heavy work shoes; Overalls 35c and up to $1
Sample Hats bought at 50c on the dollar, and we are selling
them the same way. Sailor hats 10c, large white 'qnilts for
65c, 100 dozen shirts of every style at bargain prices, 100
pieces outing 5c yard,' closing out the balance of our Indies4!
low shoes at 40 and 50c. The Greatest store on i fie Globe
for bargains. Every train bringing in new staff that will go
at such a price as to knock out competitors.
Get in the procession and follow the crowd'and, you will
soon land at our station, and you will always find willing
hands 'to wait upon you. j '
OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD HOTEL
J;'F. HfQ.R.LVEjY,
1 N R7N C E j AG EN T,
; Qfflceover
FETZEm DRUG STORED
Dlsnpiiointetl Aspirants.
At the seventh district Populist
congressional convention held in
Salisbury .Thursday there ere three
aspirants to congressional honors
that vere. disappointed. L 0 Cald-.j
well was! pretty certain before the
Ciucusmg in the morning that his
name would be put in nomination
and that he would run Shuford a
close ruce. In his speech to the
convention after he had been put in
the chair, he gave the Damocr.itic
party particular fits for abusing the
Populists and Republicans two vears
ago, bat! not once did he refer to
his own" powerful shirt-splitting
speeches :agiinat them, nor did he
wind up by singing about their
"Sweet Mary Ann." But he's in
the wrong pew, and didn't take, j
v Aestler offered a resolution want,
ing the convention to postpone he
nomination! leaving . the matter in
the hands of the Republicans to
select a man (himself we suppose)
from the Populist party that would
be entirely satisfactory. The reso
lution did not -take, an d' was im
mediately tabled. ,
When Sheriff Sims arose to put
the name of M E H Caldwell 'f be.
fore the convention, .the famous
Morrison H. scooted out of ne
court room. His name was received
with a chilliness that gave every
body the shivers. " .
Some1 man from Davidson then
nut in nomination Hon. A 0 Shu
ford, and was backed up by every
other cbuty except Cabarrus and
half of Iredelb Shuford's name was p. Miles' Pain Pills stop Headache.
LOWE & 'DICK
' CHEAPEST ON THE' GLOBE.
Notice liliiffSits.
There wilt be a regular meeting of
Concord Knights of Pythias, No.
51; tonight ar, y clock. Work in
the rank of E. quire. , Members es
pecially nqueaitd tob? prompt.
- G. L. Patterson, O. C.
M.l 13. HAETSEIiLi K.f anlb.
We "Want to Beat
. tlie; Record1 for July.
Wo, are determined not to ispend our time and energy grumblicjg: v
about dull times. We will pitch in and make times lively. Now, in civ
der to make this incoming month the biggest July we.hs.vtj tver had, wu
are putting cut a lot of "Hummers" and we are going to make them hum;
We are going to do. away withS tickers WTe will make Movers out ji
them. Here goes:
About 60 Drs of Ladies fine shoes of Zeigler's and Reab m keo, ail
small sizes, 2, 3, 3 and 4 tnat we will fell at 1 a pair. JNct a pmr amsiiff -thtm
but cost 82 and over. They must go.
NO. 2, About one hundred pair of Ladie3 Fine Oxford Tiep, some
patent leather?, some tans, some tine don'gola pat tips, all -to 0 at 75c,"
They, cost from 1 to $1.50. They must go. ,
NO. 3. -About 50 pairsLadies fine Oxford?, all Zeigler?, tar. grer
and black ooze and fine Hid, sizes 1 to 4. All to' go at 3L Made to eell at
82 and $2.50- They must go.
NO. 4 About 75 prs of Ladies Oxfords and 1-strap Striata Zeiglers.
Bsy State and fads n Bros-, all to; go- in at Sl.2c. Call for themthey
won t ce nere long. ineymuEtgo.
NO. 5 A few prs of Misses Oxfords, sizes 12 to 1, to go at 50c.
NO. 6. FOR MEN: A lot cf TrGoatui B?ack Vici Kid Oxfords
at 61.. Tney tre 1.50 ehoee-, and are iiesu stock just nougnt tnem.
E
GIALS.
In Jon'ti Caroiiuw.
the news from Btump
ia't 3
Womtns Solid Leather Shoes at 63a : Womens solid Leather Ptbbk
d Hutton Shoes at 7oc. Tnese aro b.
Khoeg. all IreKh and nice. . Ladies fine Dongola kid button shoes, made at
tkVh
nnpakir5g V7
Well, Jones "called Browaa liar."
"Arid-what "did. Brown do?''
Called Jones anoth.r one !'
CASTOR I A
Alexandria, va. &oiia as any suoe.m iue ui, 1 rrV Z
go ai ei.1. Mens Fine Satiri Oil Shoes,' lace and gaiters at $L I hcy ra
tegular 1,25 shoes: Mens hevy. English Tien, everyday -h bees; l.Cd bcl.d
11 leather van make them. Big job in straw hats at 10c, some o ! thoa
.re 50c hats. We buy Trunks in1 car loads and retail them at wbokEala
L? t Tira firo Ratpa C.nttts at iust half price. We hava
IlIll.CS. JliJ UUUUlU iUVUU Jtuw - " T . , i .
everything in the line of clothing and furnishing ; Roods. Lvcryth inS
to date sxd at pricesrhct f Fr4t bp brat onywhcie m . the State, Call and
sambies of the free (Jiayon 1'iciures we aioxaviuy
tee
tomers
For Infants and Children,
Th.9 fao
slaila Cf
iff OS
ever
vrapper.
JOB Twentvfive suits of fii e All-WooCas8imere inrCutaway Trocfc
SmtssizeB 3?fo 36 lor 4 00 a Buit'. They axe 10.00, 12.50 and 15.00 suit
Call on us and see these and other attractions. - ,
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