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!tjIE Weekly Standard is a
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toc a lareer circulation in Cabarrus
than any other paper. Price $1.00
per annum, in advance.
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THE STANDARD,
Concord, N. C.
Arrival of, Trains,
ii from Richmondt arrives at 11:17 a. m.
Y2 Atlanta , " " 7:22 p.m..
3 Aimi"i y-oo a.m.
New York. " 8:4s a. m
" Atlanta " " 0:00 p.m.
64 Northbound freight leaves at 11:17 a. ta,
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News from ReidavillA
the condition: of ;MiT Miryiite
etzer today is not encouraging.
The drv kiln at J L Peck's saw
millun No. -7 township was de
stroyed by fire on Wednesday after
noon. About 25,000 feet of lumber
was consumed with the kiln. -
When the tank is ready to receive
thfr water, the supply will be fully
sufficient for the demand. The new
pump at the Reed mine is in place
and the piping all laid and con
nected; The protracted meeting at Bays'
uuupei is aiiracung large consreera-
nuns anaimiicn good work is being
aone. JttevJ Joose was asaifitnH lnt.
night by the Rev. W,H L McLau
rin, of the Concord circuit.
Mr. Jim Parker, who recently
moved tothis city from Salisbury,
has moved to the G W Patterson
cotton mill and will superintend
the workout there when the mill
resumes work. - ;
Governor Carr makps requisition
on the Governor of Pennsvlvania
for Young Savage (not one of Rus
sell s savages) who is wanted in
Vfts. uana.i2 are ine local irains Between Hn itov nnnnn frt u
rvichmond and Atlanta. Nos. 35and 36 are the rr
izst wall trains Detween Auanta ana vvasning-1 Oiuio Ul 1U (X, VJ JaOUUjan. SaVagO
TVic in anr! iS 9Te th Wn cVi inert rin nrA 1 . . -r-. . . 0
uthesten Vestibuied limiled tta aid 18 m custody in rnuadelphia.
2i Concord on signal... . , . '
: ' - . "Jb ive years ago, I was taken so
111 I 1 1 .. . -. -r
111 wiiii rneumausm mat 1 was un-
PERSON AL.POI M TERS.
FLOWER BULBS
from
IB HOMII 6 Cfl;
received to-day.
ETZER'S 'DRUG STORE.
The Ebb and Flow, or the Unman
Tide" at .Tbla.-Port, :as;seen By Onr
Reporter. .
Dr. J:R Jerome, of Georgevilte,
was in the city today. '
-Mrs. Agnes Goodrum, of Char
lotte, is visiting Mrs. R L McOon
nellf on West Depot street.
Dr. John F Reed will go to
Lexington tonight, from where he
will jjurney on to New York.
Miss Mabel Hamilton, of Oak
Ridge, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Ola Hamilton, on West Depot street.
Mr. H E Galloway, of Char
lotte, is substituting for Mr. J M
Young as night operator at the de
pot. ' - -
Misses Laura and Jennie Gour
ley, of Flowed, passed through the
city this morning on their way to
A8heviile.
Mrs. C G Montgomery and
children are spending today at
Spring8vilie, witn tne lamily of Mr.
Shakespeare Harris. t
Mifeses Emily Gibson and Fran
ces Hill left this morning for
Greensboro, where they re-enter the
State Normal College.
; Mrs. Sam Patterson, who was
visiting Miss Sallie Belle Erwin, left
last nigbt on the delayed vestibule
train for her home in Baltimore.
Dr. R W Ivy, of New London,
HKVQFT
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To talk about any
thing but ,
HANDKERCHIEFS
joncerd -Na
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COKCORD, N. C.
. M. Odell, President,
D, B. Ccltrane Cashier.
rj. D. Coltrane, Assistant Cashier
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000
$16,000
DIRECTORS ;
1. M. Odell, D. F. Cannon
Flim King, - J. W. Cannon
W R. Odell, W. H, Lilly,
D. B COLTEANE
And Linen Towels
Table Linens
Harey P. Deatqn,u local , reporter.
able to do any work," j. writes Peter
Christensen, Sherwood, Wis 4I arrived in the city last evening and
took three boxes of Ayer's Pills and is doing dental work at Forest Hill,
was entirely cured. Since that time, Dr. Ivy will be in the city a week.
l always Keep them in the house.
iney are easy to take. i ne Forest mil Meeting.
rki 1: - -J The nrotraciea meeting: ar Forest
issued last' month five to white iiH grows in interest, ivery meet
and five to colored people. The ing shows indications of a success-
whites were : Hampton Blackwel- fni rprlMi p,r. A Uh. vhn
der and Cora Allmon; Anderson , v . , , - , ,
Srmn Tifrn RtaiHncro . Train. ha8 been indisposed for several days,
B-J MM J K -A M. Vj U M. U & ft. LH S A. a M d. I . -M- X LI M. I
ham P Thornton and Ida Williame; was atle to preach last night. Rev.
Wm. J Cline and LouiaBost : John R H Parker of Central Methodist
H Williams and; Carrie Drake. r.r nrnh. will rondnnfc the service to-
To eradicate the poisons which night. The public js invited to at-
produce fever and ague, take Ayers tend these meetings.
Ague uur-3. it cures witnoui leav
ing any injurious effect upon the
oy OlCLU, aliU lb IB, VUO 1 UXIljr UJCU1U1UO -pv
OR
See onr Plain White
Hemstitched at 5c.
See onr Plainl White
Linen Hemstitched at
12 l-2c, worth 20c
Onr 44x21 Fringed
Towels worth 25c,
for 16 2-3.
See Tliem
Guaranteed to All Investors
Investments both Large and Small
WHEN M1DE WITH
Th New York Investment Co.
BROKERS IN ?
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton,
40 AND 42 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY.j'
p. S. People who desireto have & steady and
ure incoma:on;i5"stnall .orlarKelmvestments
ead for oiirjexplanatory, fre.
SHORT LOCALS
A Ilouseliolil Treasure. -
in existence which may be consid- v -aavs that he alwavs keens Dr.
ered an absolute v antidote for Kir e4s New Discovery in the house
malaria. . ' - f and his family has always found the
verv. best results follow its use;
The calisthenicand flaff drills by that he would not be without- it, if
nays .that Dr.
Kmsr's New Discovery is undonbt-
cough remedy ; that
in his family for eight
Via. Ft never faile! to do
gone! Another year is soon upon thirty-two little children on the all that is claimed for. it. v Why not
os ; ,r stage at once; arid see if you don't try a remedy so long' tried, aud
4 - r : thinlr it. crrnn'Vir'vTKrfint(nrta?nmfirit tested. Trial bottles tree at Fet-
Cotton buyers were busy to-day. js for the chUrch; r Let everybody zr8 store. Regular bize ;50c.
TPL lrl i '! ,.IJ. Cn. iUn -flonnn I . .. . I nnd 4M fill. .
O '"J i - I fijVS.
Ajeood milch.cTw for sale. Call
on E T Boat at Cannons o: Fetzer's.- the physical culture class at Armory procurable. G. A. D
. ttit' X5 hal tomorrow night, will be one of gist, Oatskilh N. X:t
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staple was 7.75.
THE
Read carefully the O uld man-a Ufontniy weather Report.
smwm 4 BED HOT QUE1TI0II,
Birr jodd m- x ouug, vuo Prof. H 'V J iuQWlffi Ot Mt. nea8s
nignt operator at tne aepoi, is iaia
up with the chills. '
Mr. John Bridges, whose critical
illlness was " noted; in yesterday's
Standard, is slowly improving.
anti submits the following :
Highest temperature 98 on 18tb.
Lowest temperature 38 on 24th,
Average temperature 72.2.
' Number of clear days 15, partly
THE NEARER THE BONE THE
SWEETER THE MEAT.
It is an old an homelyn adage
and finds an application here.
The maker of merchandise has
reached the end of hissummer.
- . m
His season is over ; yours has
bargain House, of course. No sell what IS left' OI HIS maae
WHERE TO BUY.
At
Cash
other house offers such big values as we
do.
ings are ornaments to the'etty. cloudy 4, clondy. 11,
will have more new ones some aay.
All the trains have been coming
in on irregular time for the past
two days. The schedules seem to
be out of joint. . ' ,
Prevailing direction of the wind
Southwest' ?
Number of days -on which rain
1 Eotal rainfall 38 'idchesi..'-::
TT avvaf tft I 1 UaaffiOQr'rain 1 07, innflfiB On 29 th.
""r r :;rr,-7 v.""--. , Here they are in plain figures and cold
learn that Miss Elizabeth Gibson is rainfall I-.OR HE YEUU , : facTs we give the price. No fear of any
quite sick too unwell to leave, tor ;; ; . , v - , body duplicaUnec these nriees. -
school. " r, .;f" , . January , 2.06tncles,, February . . -ryr a t xt ikr O
. Lt 5-89 tMarchi2;19AA6rllr 1.19 May . BARGAIN "NO. 6,.; V
A new register is on the counter o., farc ; . . o . At20 cts. s
at the St. Cloud hotel. It contains .Bdf June 4., juiy u.oq, xxuuov . g at 20 cents. Sold
numerous advertisements of our 2.95, September J.88., 3;ptaV..31.85. and worth 25. 30 and 35 cents. ;
business mem:;;: " -X 4 a ' ! ; - .; V ' L r- M " -r-x .-rVV X t,t -kt
up product at almost any ;rea
sonauie iuiiiiuo. u
watching your interest in this
matter and as a result have
made some purchases that
will 'snrbrise . vou; by their
cheapness. v -
IRoiunidl
Some
Medicines belood ono
season and some to another.
DR. KIIIG'S ROYAL GERMETUER
IS IN SEASON ALL THE YEfHVROOND.
HERE THEYIARE
LOST" WotnK Abormi' nomOOSed Enquirer Answerea
of gold and silver in shape 01 cotton
boll T.ftttAra n. O. nnpravea on
boll. LeUers N. O. engravea on . ejn yesterday's Standard,' I
bottom. A liberal' reward ' Offend. ? . . , , . , ihj
29tf , Joe Cannon. - ; - wish to say that all the reply, inac 1
T a - Vifiy think needed is that I am filling my J
us,
but a
Big Gain to
At 25 cts.
Mr Editor iV' In answer to En inch allwool Henriettas worth and
T 1 sold for 35 ana u cenis. . . . K
B ARGAIN NO. 8,
A:t42icts.
Mibb Tlo -Rnvlrin; the little v :-T . Mr 52 inch aU wool sacking worin ou c. . tTift maker taVS the.TJlDer
o-qviHn ..of aroininient as advertised ;m the K m 91
Clinton, is stopping with Mr. ; standard and l rely upon my ?:. . . , 15- 25 and 50 cts.
ttogers. L,688ienas oeen enroneu u -- fn teatif 7 0f my merits as a tJAUUAilN 1NU. hftvrVI Ties-rPrince lAlbert
53 inch Boucle Cloth, the latest thing ana opraug
IN THE SPRING
! :-' - t a It purifies V Ae blood, removes languor
12i cents. Figured Monair, raws ine wnoiu
black; 86 inches, at r25 cents. ; in the summer
A bargain, Billo ws of Hand- It overcomes the relaxation ana debility;
ksrchief S.' VOU' & Wonder , how caused by hot weather and corrects
it 'could be done 11 ; we iiaaa- c ;gSL ,.," dd
told ybu, ' Tiiere' a HO lOSS to jghtful and refreshing drink.
a pupil at Concord High School.
A felt want is that gnawing, at
workman.
v fiftV that I am LJm&ss ffoods. worth ti.ooperyard, new toes, - These are Genuine
the stomach ifter you haye eaten
full meal, and can't eat; any more, practicing .Dentistry
and yet there is that feeling as laws of North Carolina.;
though you 5 haaleanNrnohing: vj". "C.W Ivy.
What is wanted theh--is laqse, 01
Simmons Liver Regulator, the Dest
Dyspepsia cure, for that iatthat ; TO Cvnv coi.d ih ?e oat
keep your eye on this advertise: 1 newdirect om; th eOJ
you waw Tlie.'pricca iek : QoOl QC' eQH V S ?
lor , themselves, ;
, IIS THE . FALL
When malaria 11 rides on every passing
breeze,", .it is the great preventive and
the' unfailing cure ol troubles result
from that cause. . . - -
IN THE 13IINTER.
Jib IS fcblXA iiwu.w v " 7
Catarrh, Kh6umaUsm, ana ine uis ina.
belong to cold seasons.
It does these thingfHT not la a t eetol
and tmdertaizi wa: t,at with assured
' and triumphant pwer. -
Keep It la lho Ucno atWI Tta::
. . . .
r3TSol 7 Druggists, new package,
bottle, 103 Doses, One Dollar. itanuIacturcA
Hi ATllTTA CREDCAL CO., ATUHTA, C
WrfH? Ei24 rri ,:.
me,
Liv'p:
FElZJStrti DRUG M