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THE STANDARD,
Concord, N. C.
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Coaniy
Arrival or. Trains.
ii from Richmondiarrives at 11:17 a. m.
. " Washington " " 10 p. m.
72 " Atlanta " " 7:2 p. m.
35 " Atlanta ' , " 9:35 a.m.
iew xort 0:4a a. m
35
Atlanta
9:00 p.m.
61 Northbound freight leaves at 11:17 a. m.
" 63outnpouna - 5:450. m.
Kos. 11 and 12 are the local trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 36 are the
fast mall trains between Atlanta and Washing
ton.. Nos. 37 ana 38 are the Washington and
Southwestern Vestibuled Limited. trains and stop
at Concord on signal. . '
FLOWER BULBS
from
COLEMAN TO COME DOWjn.
William RBlnme will lie Pat Up
"vpuDiican Candidate for
Comnilssiouer.
A Standard reporter learn
from reliable authoitry that . Warren
0 Coleman, the negro that was nom
i aated by the Republ ican s ja&t Sat
urday as their, candidate for county
commissioner,; will be taken down
and that Mr. William H Blume, of
this city, will be put on the ticket
in his stead.
It is also said that tha Populists
are satis5ed with the nomination of
Mr. Buchanan for sheriff, and with
the addition of Mr. Blome every
thing will go along harmoniously.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
The , Ou!d Mercantile Company
is displaying a handsome line of
shoes at tbeir store on the rugs
upon' which Bryan stood when that
distinguished gentleman sooke at
the depot. They invite the public
10 see tnem.
The Ebb and FloW of the Unman
Tide at .This Port, asSeen By Oar
Mr. '.J yf Cannon is off oh a
brief trip to China Grove, Salisbury
and -Albemarle. . "
Mrs. -P C Page" came over from
Charlotte last evening and will
spend a week in the city. V
Capt. A H Propst is home from
South Carolina, having come in
yesterday evening. ' .
Mr. John R Means, a native
Cabarrusite living at Trinity is in
the county visiting frietWs and relatives.
Mrs. J WOuld arrived in the
city from Charlotte this morning
and is a guest at the St. Cloud.
Messrs. J M and W R Odell
went up to Greensboro this morn
ing to attend a meeting of the
Greensboro Female College, which
meets in that place today.
--Mrs. Rev. W G Campbell, after
spending several weeks in the city.
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W M
Smith, left on her return to. Wash
ington City this morning.
Mr. Adolnhus Thies came in
this morning from Talapoosa, Ga.,
and will spend several days at
Georgeville, where Mr, Thies and
HflVEW'T THE
To talk about any
thing but
HANDKERCHIEFS
OR
Pap M
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Year
And Linen Towels
able
Linens
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received to-day.
ETZER'S IDRUG STORE.
The universal prevalence of scro
fula is a fact well known to pbysi
cians. The only medicine that has
hitherto proved a specific for this
dreadful complaint is Ayer's Sarea children "are visiting relatives.
puua. wuiuu nutH every germ 01 ATJ ca Nina KimmnRs ms
through the city this morning on
her return home at Mill Hill from
Mrs. Rev. J E L Winecoff, who Harrisburg, where she has been
naa eeo bick ior a iodc 11 me at neri vwuk "iouc3.
home at Blacksburer. S. C was 1m-
nrnvinradnallv. hnt lt.tPr tn TO CURE A COLD IK OSE DAT
Mr. W A Gillon from his mother Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
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poison from the blood. You
not begin to use it too soon.
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states mat lurs. VYinecon is again
very low, having sufiered a relapse.
; Mr. T. E. Wiley, 146 Chambers
8t, New- York City, says that Ayer's
Sarsaparilla cured him of a dry
and scaly humor, from which he
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c.
See onr Plain White
Hemstitcliedat 5d
See our PlainlWhite
Linen Hemstitched at
12 l-2c.v worthi20c
Our 44x21 Fringed
Towels, worth 25c,
for 16 2-3.
Hi l
Guaranteed to All Investors
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Investments both Large and SJmall
' WHEN MiDE WITH
Th Ne York Investment Co.
BROKERS IN
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton
40 AND 42 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY. j
P.S. People who desireto have a steady and
,ure jincome on ; Ismail TorClargelinvestments
end for our.explanatory,. fre.
Cohcord, N. C.
-
. M. Odell, President
D. B. CcLTBANE Cashier,
"j. D. Coltrane, Assistant Cashier
!; Help Wanted female.
$10 to $18 per week to Men and
men for easv home work. No
had anfWd intnlfirahlv. Hr adder books or canvassing. No experi
"I have not now a blemish on my ence. Bona fide offer. No catch,
hodv. and mv cure is whollv dae to Send stamp for work and particu-
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Ayer7s Sarsaparilla."
Martin Drv. a voune man of No.
Harry P. Deaton, local reporter. 9 township, this county, while un
der the influence of strong drink
ott.amrit.pH t.n rnrnmitsnininfi hv nilti
CUHRT T AHATO . . . J ,77
hrpnet VipnanRpi hn was. rAfnsp.d the
Farmsrs are threshing clover. - loan of a Bible. He wanted to
Mr. Henry Riiz is ' down with Preach the Gospel and christianize
lars. E. Herrman, 213 South Sixth
Street, Pailadelphia, Pa. o31
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iever. inree 01 nis cnnaren
also sick, having chills.
are
the world.
Mr. A A Hill, whose critical ill-
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half mast, hangs upon an electric day in the columns of The Stand
HctM r,nio Knnt half th htht. nf ard, died this (Tuesday) morning
its 11Cnni l?oi niono at 8.30 at his home in Lexington,
V and his many friends and admirers
Don't forget the nag drill and en-Jin this city received the sad inteili-
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tertiiinment bv Miss ' Marsnairs aence with deeD resrret. Mr. tiili
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Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000
$16,000
DIRECTORS:
J. M. Odell, D. F. Cannon
Elam King; J. W. Cannon;
W R. Odell, W. H, Lilly, .;
D. B Coltrane
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physical culture class at Arm Dry
hall tonight. It will be a treat.
Messrs, John Bulla and Charles
Sherwood have gone to "the hills"
for a fox hunt, taking with "them a for Governor;, is confined to his
fzm Beagles. . ; . home here with a slight attack of
... , "", ' r, . fever. He came here last Thurs-
Mr. v alter biaes ana miss ame . - , u .
.liornbuckle were married , at the an WOrk since.
come ot tbe briaes latner on rine . -Koo A.aresi!. ne cRpr tn.niiht
at Cannonville Saturday at- -,. rtf Ko w; f. of, nnt hfl.
was an exemplary young man.,
The following news was sent out
from .Winston on Monday: Hon.
C B Watson, Democratic candidate
not been able to do
His physician says
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nnrl mill rirtf TP V?P tr OTpf nilt. hfl-
teinoon.-Kev. J K Moose omciaung. - 4, . u mair if
Mr. Charles P Fields," a Cabarrus then. :
' 0 ir. man who has been employed
iuriDc; the ''summer months on the laiss Ainder(wiii,Tach,
VanderbiU mansion at Biltmore, ' The regular monthly meeting of
relumed tOAJCGQie vreeK, uw a- Un.rl nf nhnnl mmmiRa nners
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hft d Monar.v ' atternoon, aou
ictce, work being buspended
L ie winter. :
of tVo '"rnnt.ihA hriRinf'p.s wa9 trans
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r. iv MacKlVeistier, an agea aim . a tGacher wa3: elected to take
respected citizen o tne uoacue - r..u- . . fV,-
Ciwk section of Iredelf cbnntyi was charge of the fifth grade at the
ioimd dead in bed at his home central school. -The fifth and sixth
Sunday morning last',' a3 a result of ra(je3 v ere consolidated, but the
attaCII OI apoplexy. ;.. ' ,ad-tftft Utm fnr nnfi nftraon
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ii-o ; KonHlp and oonseaoentiV had to
apoplexy.
Mr. Leon Beaman, who is known
' a large number of Concord peo
4v, Avhere be, had many friends,
nl d at his home in Charlotte Snn
Uy last of consumption. Mr. Baa-m-ia
wag 21 years of age.
Mr. Rufus J Cook brought to The
STANDARD a
that is ripe and looks powerful Forest Hill, hayo enrolled 135 schol
tempting. It.it of the average size
be divided. . Miss Aadie -Alexander
was elected to take charge of the
fifth grade, and will enter upon
duty as instructress on Monday next;
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Mrs Cole and suss belie luoser.
So sure are we ttat our prices are n,pt
t6 bo duDlicated. we place them before
the public in plain figures.
Bargain No. 1.
At $1.75.
1 lot of cloaks worth 2.50, our price
Will be 1.75. ' .
Bargain No. -2.
At 12.50.
1 lot of cloaks worth 3.75 anywhere,
pur price will be 2 50.
Bargain No. 3.
At S3. 50. : :: ;:
1 lot cloaks worth and sold at other
places 5.00, we make the price 3.50. .
Bargain No. 4.J
At 83.75.
1 lot of cloaks worth1 and sold at 5.50,
our price 6. to . ,
Bargain No. 5.
At 84.00 , . ;..
The bestrpalue eer shown in a cloak
worth G.00, our price 4.00. '
Bargain No. 6. :
At $4.50.
A perfect peach at 4.50, worth 7.00.
Call and see it. - : ;
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T New lines adver-
this space, all of
second crop May cherry who have charge o the school atJJ WillCll are at prices
WOXV VV UXJL WWiAA
-ir.Cook says he will get enough to
.ake a family pie.
ais.
A felt want is that gnawing at
the stomach after you have eaten a
'full meal, and can't eat any more,
Misses Jennie Patterson and Lenk JT yOlir attention
Tftlie': who teach at Cannonyille,
have about 90 scholars enrolled
At the Central building there is
of about 350. At
UU Veil LLlClO ID IUU.U I50i& U auvcuww""'
though you had eaten nothing. three schools combined the ag-
v iiat is wanted men ib -uubo ux milment is 575. witn an
fcimmons Liver Regulator, the oesi
dyspepsia cure, for that is wnat average
the gnawing means. Simmons jover 500.
Liver Regulator is all that is re
commended for indigestion. A. , ' " UTO rwware aoaranxeeaxow
-v xycae, ljonaon, jvy. jksm'-
. tition. G-ive u s ?E0Tn8 ,m' '
OiliJ Meicanlile Ciwj.
THE NEARER THE BONE THE
SWEETER THE MEAT.
It is an old and homely: adage
and finds an application here.
The maker of merenandise nas
reached the end of his summer.
His-season is over ; yours has
just begun. He's anxious to
'sell what is left of his made-
np product at almost any reas
snn n il r sacrifice . We' re
watching your interest in this
matter and as : a result have
made some purchases that
will .surprise you by their
cheapness. ; ;
HERE THE Yj ARE:
Wash goods at"5,' 8jv10 and
I2i cents. Figured Mohair,
black, 86 inches, at 25 cents ,
A bargain! Billows of hand
ksrehiefs, you'd wonder how
it could be done if we hadn' t
told you; There's no loss to
ns, but a
Big Gain to You
and the maker pays the piper
15. 25 and 50 cts.
Oxford Ties; Prince Albert
and Spring Heel Ties in all the
new toes. These are Genuine
Bargains, no old goods. All
new. direct from the factory.
Come and ESeeaUs.
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Are the joy and sunlight of bur
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homes. 'Use all care to keep the
little ones in health. J-o not give
them nauseous doses. You caa
overcome their v.oables with Dr,
King's . - -
They all like to take it because it
does not - taste like a medicine, :
but like a lemonade. It cures .colic
in young children, overcomes all .
bowel troubles, gives gopd digestion,
and quiet, healthful sleep.
As a tonic for weak children ancU
as a remedy for use in teething, it isr
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