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Democratic Ticket. .
NATIONAL TICKET,
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
FOR 5 VICE PRESIDENT.
.ARTHUR SEW ALL.
STATE TICKET.
FOP. GOVERNOR,
CYRUS 13. WATSON
' OF FOllSYTH,
FOU LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
' THOS. W. MASON
OF NORTHAMPTON.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
CHAS. M. COOKE
OF FRANKLIN.
FOR TREASURER,
B. F. A Y COCK
, . OF WAYNE.
FOR AUDITOR,, - .
KOBT. M. FUKMAN
'm OF BUNCOMBE.
EOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
FRANK I. OSBORNE
OF MECKLENBURG.
FOR superintendent of PUBMC
instruction,
JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH
- I
OF JOHNSTON.
. FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES,
A. C. AVERY, of Burke,
Geo. H. BROWN, of Beauforf.
FOR CONGRESS FROM ?TH CONGRES-
SIGNAL DISTRICT..
. BAA1UEL J. PEMBERTON,
' i aji i . ill i . 1 1 lm '
CONCORD, AUGUST 28. 1896.
XUB MODE UN TORPEDO BOAT.
Thexe is at Balti
"boat almost finished that is to be
lanaohed and tested in a few weeks.
it this boat comes up to the meas-
ure of its -expectation the strength
nf rrpfc ii k a-
a ,rLCU
This boat Caa float On the top of
he water and almost as quickly as a
fish can sink beneath the waves and
be almost invisible jyhile it goes on
iin its course to carry destruction to
the largest battle ship. 1
The invention of the Monitor by
"Ericson revolutionized modern naval
cower, and h vp im fn w
. " w bvw wawAAnflA rrr . , ,
another revolution was advancing.
It is not very encouraging now to
spend many millions on a battle
ship that caa be eo readily Sent :to
the bottom of the ocean bv a litiie
submarine torpedo boat that coats
only a few hundred thousands.
THF WATERS ARE MURKY.
The Salisbury World, in one of
his strongest editorials; sets forth
with reviewed emphasis its protest
agaiLSt fusion with any party and
warns Cbairmau Manly that a fu
sion electoral ticket will be "buried
beneath an av&laache of ballots fin
November."
I'he Charlotte Observer inserts
some of the leading paragraph and
believes that the World represents a
very; large eminent in the Democratic
party in North Carolina and gives
notice tnat he I will Eeratch every
name on the ticket not Democratic.
He would expect Populists to do the
game. This would destroy the force
of fusion,' bat. woald leave us still
confused and weakened in the fu
ture. The Observer' reporter says :
''However much anyone may differ
with Mr. Manly as to policy orlrigrbt-
ousneas of electoral fusion, it is vjery
evident that he himself is honestly
persuaded that it id the proper thing
t bring about, and be is so confident
himself that he believes in his a$iN
ity to persuade the opponents! of
such a course if they wid only fol
low hiQi in his argument," I
j -.
(We think the waters ; are murkv
ana we can t see through them
Straight forward dignity would haye
averted all and have kept U3 in line.
Even victorv mav be tnn dpiirU
bought. ;
oia 1'fowie.
Old people who require medicine
to regulate their bowels and kid
neys will find the true remedy in
Electric Bitters. .This medicine
does not stimulate -and contains! no
whiskey nor other intoxicant, but
acts as a toDio and alterative. It
acts mildly- on the stomach and
Dowels, aiding strenght and giving
to the orsrans. tberebv aiding nafnra
in the performance of the fuuetion.
JtLlectnc Uitters is an excfillpnt Inn.
petizer and aids digestion. Old
people find it insf. fiTp.tiv ulrhnf
they need. Price 60c and 100 J nor
bottle at Fetzer's Dru Store. )
Forest Hill Kens. A ;
.1
A very dangerous piece of devil
ment was perpetrated by sbtne
parties who are known to the? au
thorities by putting a dump car "on
the track which the force of hands
who are building, tt-e' switch toSthis
place were usins and letting it. rnn
down the incline to the depot jand
colliding with a box car. doirm nnn.
siderabledamaee.
J
Miss Cornelia Goldston and Mas-
ter Edward have returned from a
month's visit 'among relatives in
Montgomery county. 1
Rev. M A Smith, who has teen
assisting Rev. Wm. Robbins in a
protracted meeting on the China
drove circuit, has returned to the
city. I
Mr. W D Goldston left for iRea
ford Institute, Robinson countv.
this morning, where he will enter
echool.
Mr. and Mrs. J D Mills, of Wades-
hoT0' who have been visiting Mr. J
u luoorf' MUl B taihel b&
Sall!e iller who has been
"wwu8 reiauves and tnends at
Statesville, has returned.
Bicycle Works Shni Down
The Indiana bicycle works the
largest of the kind in the world,
emplojed 1,500 men when running
handed, shut down today until
after he election. Chas. F Smith,
Preaidentof the company, said in
gmDg rea80ns for the closing The
certainty of the future is one
dollars out now, and we want to
MUitiUU
know what we are to realize on that
before We put more monev at the
r J ; ia8J
; present stains into stock. It is . .or
I dioary husins ?euse and -not poll-
tics that causes to suspend work
uotil we know what the result of the
e'ection will be. We cannot risk in
further manufacturing n a til our
monetary contest is settled. If it is
determined to maintain the sound
ness of present (Value of our money
at the polls, those who are bearding
it will .let it go again into trade."
Fulton Republican.
tf ominatea on First Ballot.
It can't be beat. What ? The
Model Steam LauDdrv, of .Charlotte.
It does the nicest and beet work
tnat can be done at any laundry.
Give it a trial and be convinced. See
Aubrey Hoover, agent. V2
Dr. Ulillo's Trial oh.
The case of Dr. White, who is
charged with rape, was called up
today and at 12 o'clock the court
adjourued until 2.30 in order to
give the counsel for defendant time
to examine the witnesses. Over a
hundred witnesses are . to be heard
in this case and it will be bitterly
contested. The lawyers for the de.
fendaot are M H ,H Caldwell, of
Concord, D A Covington, of Mon
roe, S J Ptmberton, of Stanly, T F
Kiut z and Lee S
Overman,, of the
city nar. For the . prosecution are
Solicitor HoitoD, Judge VM on rgom-i.
ery, of Concord,, and L H Clement,
of this city. Tuesday's Salisbury
World. . -
Beautiful eyes grow dull and dim
As the swift years steal away.
Beautiful, willowy forms so slim
Xose fairness with every day.
But she still is queen and hath charms to
spare
Who wears youth's coronal beautiful
hair.
Preserve Your Hair
and you preserve your youth.
'A woman is as old as she
looks," says the world, No
woman looks as old as she is
if her hair has preserved its
normal beauty. You can keep
hair from failing out, restoring
its normal color, or restore the
normal color to gray or faded
hair, by the use of
Ayer'S Hair Vigor.
MO EtKlSOJf Hi OALD WEL
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iD illlUl JllJuXt JL
Just ' received 200 standard
novels at 10c.
50 Seaside Novels at5c
Clotb bound Novels 15c
A big lot of Ink Tablets
worb 5c to go at 3c
First class steel pns Oat 4c
per dozen, '
Ink and mucilage at 3c,
woitk 5 c
Good Shoe Blacking at lc.
loc FrencU.blacking at 5c
3 plain cedar lead pencils
iorlc
5c colored envelopes at 2c
Our lc lead pencils are as
good as any 5c pencil to be
had. i
2fc box paper to go at 10c.
Ladies'
Fiirnisliin
15c Wliite Collars at 10c
25c wliite cuffs at 18c
Solid Silver Shirt Waist
sets for 25c. Also pearl at
the same.
, Swansdown 5c
Royal Borated Talcum worth
25c at 9c .
Ho&e supporters, silk elas
tic at 10c yd, good cotton at
5c yd
Belt pins 2c ud. Jet black
lace, pins 10 and 15c
Safety pins 2, 3 and 4c doz.
VJc fast black seamless Lose
3 thread 'heel and toe for 10c.
Hermsdorf black, crood vaK
ue at 25 to 37ic '
Handkerchiefs. . We have
by far the largest assortment
in town from 2c to 37c
60 inch heavy bleached tai
ble linen at 47c
3 pound feather pillows onlv
ouc eacn.
Feather dusters 15c i
Crib counterpanes at 48c
2 spools Coals' capital thread
for 5c. Colors only.
' Percale at 6 14 to 8sc
80iine bleacfo
"Cambric, same as Lonsdale
uos, at iuc
Crinoline, grass cloth and
Cambric at 5c yd
Chenille curtains at $3.25
Chenille table covers at 98c
Embroidery silk at l-2c per
skein
Turfeey Red or Navy Blue
embroidery cotton at 5c per
doz.
Coldred linen floss 20c per
doz.
Gold ;embroidery 3c per
skein
Shaded crochet cotton 200
yard boils at 5c
Embroidery scrim 12c yd
- Bleached butchers' linen 25c
yard
Ladies' home made muslin
underwear cheaper than you
can have it made.
Home made percale shirt
waist at 50c. Bonnets for 25c
JSrew line of . embioidery in
a few days
$50 Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine for $35.
Extra value in .white and
colored shirts: white ones at
25c
2 cakes of Turkish bath
Soap for 5c V
Lace curtains at 48c to S3i
extra value.
Gingham at Si to 8c
30 inch cotton plaids at oc.i
good value. 5
We sell as good Tinware as
any house in Concord, Our
prices are; the lowest to be
had. Recently one of our
customers tried to exchange
produce for a gallon bucket.
They asked 15c, and when he
spoke of the Racket selling
cneaper he was told they did
not handle cheap shoddv stuff
like the Racket handled.
Theirs was triple plated be
sides. Tne man came to us;
we gave him 15 cents to buy
the bucket, wishing to vin
dicate ourselves. He brought
us the bucket. It was the
same size single plate and
weighed 1 ounce less than
our 10c one. The party took
our buefcet and left us the
"15c" one.-; See our extra
heavy stamped dish pans at
35c.
Granite Dippers 15c.
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