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' Outinr Cloths
Plaids Sheeting
and Sal Bas.
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PRODUCE
ot all kind, and 4-foot
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best prices for same.
We invite an inspec
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we manufacture.
ODELL MFC-. Co. ,
Concord. N. C
W. D. Anthony & Co.
PAINTERS, PLASTJCOERS,
' ; HANGERS.
all:jobs:guaranteed.
v "WE WANT TOUR WORK.
Old furniture made to look as
good as new. Mattresses made or
renewed ,witk perfect satisfaction.
Upholsterintr a specialty. See us.
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President Cnnnlngbam Sends Ont a
Circular of Elucidation hons Sea
sons For Promises to Raise Wasres.
Traces Prosperity of the Country to
Silyer's Acknowledgement
JNewakk, O., October 14. In
aaswer to the many inquiries pour
ing, in from Alabama to Michigan
and Maine to California, President
0 W Cunniogham tonignt issued
the following circular letter :
Newark, 0., October 14, 1896.
Dear Sir: Replying to your favor
of receLt date, making inquiry bout
the promised increase iu wagei of
the Ceiltrttl City Stove Company's
employes in case William J Bryan
ii elected President, I desire in the
first place to assure you tha. the
published report is! true. In the
second place, to ask jour pardon for
sending you this circular letter in
stead of a personal rep'y. .
The almost countless number cf
commuuications similar to yours
that Ijbave received from fifteen
different states makes a personal, re
.ply impracticable, ae it would take
my entire time between now and
election day to dictate eeperate an?
wers. However, I think j the following
wilt answer your questions :
I have always been a Republican,
and have voted twice for McKinley.
There are " twenty molders in our
foundry who have always voted the
Republican ticket. This year we
are for Bryan and the j restoration of
silver. i
Our reason for offering to increase
wages in case Bryau wins is that we
know that the success! of our busi
ness depends upon the prosperity of
America, and that the! prosperity of
America will only be brought about
by the "restoration of the silver
dollar.
Prior to 1873 the iron movers oi
Lconntry received " from. 5U to 60
centa on. board." This means that
for every dollar earned, they re
ceived from 50 to 60 ! cents addi
tional.
OFFERS f 1.9 FOR WHEa.
A Frederick tirain Dealer Will Pay
That if Bryan is Elected. ; ,
Hagerstown, Md., Oct; 14
Much interest has been excited
among the farmeis by the proposi
tion made at the Democratic meet
ing held at Mount Pleasant, Fred
erick county, a few days ago, by
James H Gambrill, a wealthy grain
dealer of Frederick City, who agreed
to buy 500,000 bushels of wheat and
guaranteed to pay $1 29 per bushel
therefor in .e event of Bryan's
election : and .the passage of a free
coinage bill.
He offered as good eecuri'ty as he
gives to the banks witn which he
deals. Mr Gambrill stated that he
bad made a deal with one of his Re
publican customers already to buy
his la&t summer's crop at $1.29 a
bushel. Mr. Gambrill is a brother
of George T Gambrill, the wealthy
gram speculator of Baltimore.
Blair lie:, Democratic candidate
for Congre? , also addressed the
meeting, whih was wild in its en
thusiasm. Many farmers around
here sincerely believe the recent rise
in wheat has been caused partly by
the possibility of a change m the
money standard.
CONCORD MARKETS
COTTON 1IARKET.
, UoxrectcJ. y Cannons & Fetzer
Good middling..... 7.20
Middlings... J.
Low: middling
...... 7.
.....6 85.
Stains ... 6
'fty&?r' PRODUCE MAtitLEl
Corrected bv Swin& ' & White.
.Bacon ..................... to 75
ugarcured nams; .... 12to 14
Bulk meatSjSides. to 7
Beeswax ....20
Butter ....... .....10tol5
Chickens.... 10to20
Oorn. . .... .......45
.Eggs ... I2i
Lard......r -
Flour(North Carolina). .1 82
Uate........................;.:....t35
Tallow ........ 3to4
nora
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simple. Connr dAirxi
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case e cannot tsxrriF -ThT- W a
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iWith the demonetization of
silver came a fall m wages up to
1879, "when "molders received 25
cents "off board," or only 75 cents
for every, dollar earned.
The BlandAlli8on act so stimu
lated business in the west that
greater demand for the molder's
productin fact for all manufac
tured products was made. Busi
ness increased and wages went up.
The Serman purnhaeiug act had d
similar effect, but its repeal brough
stagnation to the west and as a re
suit many orders for manufactured
goods; were countermanded.. The
Central City St6ve Works felt the
effects of the repeal: of-' this law and
I ki ow whereof I speak.
"4.1 t I . ' '
. a nigner tanir law than we now
haye will not, in my opinion, restore
prosperity, but will result m breed
ing trusts. The present tariff law,
I believe, 'is sufficiently high to pro
tect all manufacturers in this coun
try and the only, tning'yet needed to
restore activity to t business is the
free coinage of both gold and silver.
The Central. City State Company,
whose capacity is 40 to 50 stoves a
day, offers to advance its: men's
wages bt cause under free coinage in
creased' prosperity will enable us to
ao so. We pay union wages and all
our stoves bear : union labels.-
. Mr. . McKinley says to open ' the
mills and close the mints, but I be
lieve by opening themints, the mills
will open themselves. '' )
Than king' 'yon for your interest
in the matter, I am, very trulj yours,
Pre8ident Central City Stove Co.
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Take laxative Brbmo Quinine Tab-
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money if ltiaxls to cure. 25c. J
Uto Dr. Miles' Merre Fluster
An Insnlt. '
Spencer Blackburn spoke in the
court house here on Monday and
openly boasted that the Republi
cans had all the boodle ihey
wanted, and intended to carry the
State, the Congressional district and
Caldwell county with Mark Hanna's
money ? Lenoir Topic.
Yellow fever has broken out at
Havana.
It May Do as Mitch for ton. -
Mi. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111.,
writes that he had a severe Kidney
trouble for many years, with severe
pains in his back and also that his
bladder was affected. He tried
many bo called kidney cures but
without any good result. About a
year ago he bagan use of Electric
Bitters and found reiief at once.
Electric Bitters is especiaj.y adapt
ed to cure, all Kidney and Liver
troubles and often gives almost in
ant relief. One trial will will proye
our statement. Price 50c and 1,00
at Fetzer's Drug Store.
Tlironsb the St. l.oul Tornado.
Here, is an illustration of the way
the wind handled things during the
big St. Louis tornado. This bicycle,
owned in St. Louis, was struck Lv
three barrels of syrup, a tierce of
iara ana one barrel ot vinegar. Ab
solutely the only uninjured parts
are the saddle and the MoWn
Wright" quick repair tires, which!
were iuu ot air when the machin0
was lound. JHJven if these tires had
bean punctured, unless severely
torn, any one of the holes could
have been repaired by the quick-repair
device in them, without trou-
Die. Ktaers ot r these X tires, when
they have a puncture, need onlv'ba
careful to pump "as much" ' air as
possiDie into the tire beiore mflert.
ing the quick-repair tool. The ro.
pair can be made in two minutes
at the roadside, without taking the
tire on tnerim.
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