Vol. XI1I.-o. lit).
CONCOlllX N. CM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1896.
Whole NO. 1,495
T. B. SEIGLE'S' DUORS CLOSED ; Poisoned Another Fine Dog.
Lawyer Wm. M Smith is certainly
Bad Collections and Pressing Claims
JDrlye Him to the Wall Mr. J o
'lhomas Assignee.
playing in
fbr having
CENTS
Sale of
Dress Goods, Sat
urday, Septem-
-
ber, 5, 1896.
Mr. Thad B Seigle,' conducting
business under the firm name of T
L Seigle & Co,, made an assignment
yesterday at 3.12 for the benefit of
hia creditors, Mr. J 0 Thomas, his
book-keeper, being named as as
signee. The new 8 spread over the city
quickly, causing genuine regret, for
Mr Seigle's estaolishment was one !
Summer r i''VPTiandauf
m iuB uuy. mr, oeigie nas oeen
pressed for money for several months
owing to bad collection?, but his
friends who were aware "of hia em
barrassment and need, thought he
would pull through. A claim of
hard lock. He is noted
the finest bird dogs that
can be had,' 'He was owner of two,
Poco and Prince, of which , he was
very proud. It wijl be remembered
that The Standard several days
ago noted the fact V that j Poco had
scome to an. untimely end, which was
generally regretted by all of the
local sports, to say nothing of Mr
Smith's displeasure. Added to that
case, some one reoloaded and gave
; Prince, his other fine pointer, a dose
8 o'clock' this morning
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the dog died.
Since the above, was written, we
MAGISTRATES' COURT.
Table
county, to
earned by
Two Interesting: Cases That
; -I Up an Afternoon.
. Ambrose Wallace, an old colored
man of Mecklenburg county, Thurs
day afternoon brought suit against
Mr. Andy Neal, of this
recover wages j that were
his adopted son, Sam Dorton, a mi
ner. The amount sued for was
$57.50, less amount for clothing
and tobacco, as provided for in con
tract. '" ' "
The case was argued before Es
quire Pitts, who gave the negro
judgment for $7.20. Mr. Neal says
he will appeal to a higher court.
At 5 o'clock Esq uires W J Hill
WHAT IS IT?
are informed that not only ihe dogs, and c A ritts 8at jointly upon the
but the cats are dying along Bell suit brought by A H Neweom, of
Avenue and m that part of the city. Rowan county, against Register of
$52 which was presented and pressed kicked a 'Possnm-Now iie is sorry, Deeds Weddington for the sum of
AT
yesterday at 3 o'clock, and which
could not be met promptly, brought
matters to a crisis, and 12 minutes
IE &
-EVERYTHING IN
LAWNS,
DIMITIES,
MUSLINS,
: OREPONS,
ETC.
That we have in stock
will be closed out
Saturday for the
small price of 5
cts per yard.
The former price
William Gaston Vickers, who $200 damages, for issuing license to
liyes on the outskirts of the city, is bls 16 -year-old daughter, Endora S
carrying liis great toe in a sling ewsom, who very romantically
atter Mr, Seigle made an assignment, these days. Lst Sundav night weaaea one lioodman, or this
News of his embarrassment was when he was undressing to retire, 00? nty jQet one year ago. The case
known at the law building, and at his dog began to bark -at- something was argued by J L Orowell for the
fha Kftw xmrH Mr Vini-o 1 plaintiff and M H Hi Caldwell for
the following parties, but too late went out there, and saw what he the defendant. The court decided
the assignment had been recorded thought was a cat and kicked at it tnaL register weaaington naa tne
four minutes previous. with his nakea foot, right to isaue the license and sua-
T L Alexander, Son & Co., for The supposed cat grabbed his bie ained him in his action.
$52; Ganna Bros'., Baltimore, $133; toe and held on until it waa kicked Mr. Newsom ia net satisfied with
rT,rtwpll Ar. T?iVhorda Hr Sttfc. nff. Thpfi Mr. Vintpra ' fnnnH f hat: 6 reSUlt ana UaS appealed tO the
Goldertrank, Sampson & Co , Balti lit waa an opossum instead of a cat. Superior Court
mnrp. H M Rnarnhladt & The '
Co., Philadelphia, . $36; Grifilth a box and Mr. Tickers says he will The Best Salve in the
Manufacturing Company, Ualti- get his revenge later. His toe Cuts, Bruises, Sores; Ulcers, Salt
more, $11; Traleicht, Docker & Co:, was bitten quite badly. Durham Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Ohappe
$14.50: Lamb, Pindley &-CoNew Herald. -I w i - , .. .. Hands,. , Chilblains, . Gorns-jand all
York, $199; WO Do d, $47. The "-f - DKin iLmpwons, anuposiuveiy cures
Tne Ideal Panacea. j. iico wx uu icuircu. w
The Strange Performances of an Ani
mal Cause Railroad lien to Fear
Railroad men are naturally super
stition?, and for the past Beveral
weeks they have had great cause to
be, especially the freight men.
At the deep cut half a mile below -
the depot at this, place some kind .
of an animal resembling a cat '
jumps fro'm the embankment on to
the cars and runs up and down the
entire length of the train. The
strangest part of the mysterious .
performance is that it cannot be
:
seen on any but southbound trains.
When the train reaches the section
house, two miles down the road,
the thing vanishes away. Capt. N
Ed. Patterson and Night Operator
John M Young say that railroad
men regard it as an omen that bids '
evil and ihat while the strange ap
pearance and disappearance is in
teresting to watch it puts a mcs 1;
dreadful spell upon vthe men who
have seen it.
world for
i i 1 i i ; - .....s , mu, i ne laeai ranacea. i v "w
liauuiiicB were uuu uivcu, ; iuc , .i;nM
"ThP James Xi. Francis, AJdennan, a j j d .
J.nei. f, 'I mnnAff rpfnriflPrt. Prino v.fi r.PTfn rPT
Chicago saya : I regard Dr.-King s
doed of assignment says:
J. F. HURLEY,
INSURANCE- AG EN T,
Office over r:
tETZEICS DR UG STORE.
ANICELINE
OF
STIGKIPINS
at
ffi A iOi Pachk and Rheumatism relieved
toy Dr. MUes Nerve Plasters.
mone v refunded. Price 25 cents per
part, of the first part (Seigle) as- box. -For Bale at P B Fetzer's Umgl
piornfl forftver all that stock Of frooda. I i t-, -. . " Store.
"tw -t; o . ' ior uougns, uoias ana juung uom
wares and merchandise, furniture plaints, having used it in my family
and fixtures, now situate and being for the last five years, to the exclu
i at and in the store rooms No. 11 sion of physicians's prescriptions
West Trade street and South Trvon or other preperations.
. .. ''- . . . I "Rait. .InVin "Rnrcns-TTfinlrnir Tr.TPft.
0., and all and singular the goods J rfife? "V7"9illt) tO BGftli
chattels, stocks, promissory notes 50 years or more, and have never
Jewelry
MX
OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD HOTEL
d3bt8, claims, demacd?, property and found anything so beneficial, or that
ejects of every description,' real gave me such speedy relief as Dr.
and personal, belonging to the party King's New Discovery. Try this
of t W first rmrt. wherever the same "ai ougn ixemeay now. xnai
Vb r- - - i -n in m' " T-k r-1 1
TTmn in 101 rA nd I . potties nee ac 13 eszer b lrug oiore.
wao lu, ctiiu. jlo vio imay oe, eiuept hucu piupcitj, ao ia
exempted by law from sale under
execution." 1 "I'm
. the Becord for July.
per yard.
Instantaneous.
WeTare determined
not to spend our time and rnergy grumbling
mum
mm
WM
tired to death." declared about dull times. We will pitch in and make times lively. Now. in or
Mt. onVprprl hia rpal estate! Ma Matmniv aa flhp rpaohpH hnme der to make this incoming montn tne Diggest juiywe nave ever naa, we
6 , J t i. m j I J - . . are putting out a lot of Hummers" and we are going to make them Jaum.
she house and lot on 'West Irade from down town the other evening. We are going to do away with Stickers. We will make Movers out of
jetreet to his stepmoiner Wednes
day afternoon, to secure to her the
$3,000 legacy left her by his father..
Charlotte Observer. -
"Whot'o ftio' matter?" ' aalrpd TlPr them. Here T06S:
1 A Vrknt fin nm nf T.mlifta finfi nTinAn nf Zfiicler'a anil "Rpp.d'a mpkea ' all
hUSOandJ ' I omoll 01-00. 9.x a. 3i anfl 4 that we ivill pell at &1 a rair. Not a nair amonsr
It'-''- Pa A U M 3 - J W w ' w - W A. ' " A. - '
them but cost $2 and over. They must go. m . . .
JNU. U, ADOUt one nunarea pair 01 uuuies r me viiuru xiee, suiuu
. 1 .-! , ' a l H J a nr
Been
ALL MUST GO:
Tt efcs Convey Disease.
Mr. McD. Wadkins, a dairyman of
Charlotte, suffered great loss from a
pestilence among his milch cows re
cently, losing twenty in one day.
He called an expert veterinarian
know."
''How
taken, j They have a way of taking patenrleafaerB eome tans, some fine dongola pat tips, all to go at 75c.
tnemv lnsiantaueouaiy now, yuu iney costiromi to$i.ou. j.ney muse go.
, JNU. 3. ' About ou pairs juaaies nne uxioras, aii Zieigiers, ran, gray
and black ooze and fin kid, sizes 1 to 4f. All to go at $1. Made to sell at
$2 and $2-50. They must go. :
NO. 4. About 75 prs of Ladies Oxfords and 1-strap Sandals Zeiglers.
Bay State and Padan Bros., all to go in at $1.25. Call for them they
wpnt be here long. They must go.
NO. 5 A few prs of Misses Oxfords, sizes 12 to 1, to go at 50c.
NO. 6. FOR M$N: A lot of Tan, Goat and Black Vici Kid Oxfords
long were you at it?"
"Three hours and a half."
Sir. Blume Improving;.
Mr. W A Blurne, father of Mr.
Martin Ulnmft who ia so low with fit $1- TVipv are shoes, and are fresh stock? i us t bought them.
from RUeigh wno pronounceu n t hoid feTer at the home o hig
gHEaP store.
Teraa fever. It seems mat tne
contagion is conveyed from one to
the other by ticks. The surgeon as
sured him that no further symptoms
would appear if ticks were kept off.
This looka rather strange and we
can give! it only as we read the re
porta. To say the least the tick ia
a very undesirable appendage to a
cow and it would be well to have
them off. . ;
grandfather near St John's, was in
town this afternoon and says that
his eon is imorovm sr. although not
" w
yet out of danger.
Motlec HnlKnts. '
There; will be a regular meeting of
Concord Knights of Pythias, No.
51, tonight at 8 o'clock. " Work in
the rank of Knight. Members es
pecially requested to be prompt.
I G. L. Patterson, O. C.
M. B. Hartsell, K. nf R. and S.
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S10 to S18 per week to Men and
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Send stamp for work and particu
lars. E. Herrman, 213 South Sixth
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Womens Solid Leather Shoes at 65c. Womens solid Leather Pebble
Grain and Glove Grain Lace and Button Shoes at 75c. These are $1
shoes, all fresh and nice. Ladies fine Dongola kid button shoes, made at
Alexandria, Va. Solid as any shoe in the irarket, regular SI-50 shoes, to
go at SI. Mens Fine Satin Oil Shoes, lace and gaiters at $1. They are
regular 1,25 shoes. Mens Heavy English Ties, everyday fehoes, 1.00 Solid
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 wholesale
prices. -One hundred Mens fine Serge Coats at just half price. ,We have
everything in the line of elothing and furnishing goods Everything up
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Suits, sizes 34 to 36 ior A 00 a suit, i They aie 10.00, 12.50 and 15.00iSmts.
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