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JOHN D. BARRIER & SON,
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JAS. P. COOK,
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Concord, N. C.
CONCORD, NOV , 4, 1898.
AITFK THE B AXL..
Now that the election of Mr.
jjIeKinley is probable and the re
?v1t need? only.tc ' - ? nown, it c in-
W: j out of place u disloyal to the
muse to reflect somewhat upon re-'
Rults P? they will be and as they
ral-ilit Luva been. The election of
Mr, McKinley of course gives in
treas;d strength to trusts, roonopo-
lift, combines and money corrup
tions, comprehended in the term
Hh?ni?i, bnf happily Congress
vrM hardjy be in harmony with the
"r- Tr rn m .
MCivni tariu laea. xne quier
ite'-" the atcrin of h presidential
campaign will most likely be ioU
owcl y a revival of business if
there .'are5 to be no sudden or revolu
tiorry changes in tne policy of the
oyerr merit.
There co-n be but little doubVthat
TJr. IlcKinley stands for the - poli
cial that have led to the eyils that
yrcdaced the uprising of what is
termed JBryamsm, and under such
policies labor gets less than its share
r f rt Kii&k while capital .gets more
&:-Ai its share and the rich get
richer' wmle the poor -get poorer.
Hlicu:d the meagre reports so; unfa
nrbe to Mr. B: :r fake on a new
phiho aud his election be realized
Luiiiijri'j will doubtless stand in
doab: end bewilderment and the
country will wait with baited breath
for -.iiv 4.-th of March. No matter
when the free coinage of silver is
realized, and how greut 'may ba its
birisStV thosj who Jbelieye all our
evil3 to be tracable to the nold
standard and compute relief to" be
: foanrl in free coins ge as impressed
by cmpuign pictures will xurely be
sadly undeceived. Its temporary
j it vrcTud, probably U. severe enough
- to huis most of those whom free
coinage was intended most to help
and the relief there is in it may
coma too late. But ia the election
of Mr. Bryan we would have as
surance of vigorous warfare against
trusts and combines, a beneucial
tariff and a general revival of busi
ness as soon as business could adjust
itself to the new order of things.
THE EliECTIOX PAST.
The great battle is over, but the
sniOiid is not yet cleared away and it
is impossible to tell yet what ban
ntr3 are afloat and which Are trailing
the dnat of defea t. Indications
point strongly to the election jof
McKialey to the Presidency. The
State is claimed for -both Rusaeil
and Watson, v Reports are too frag
mentary to be sanguine o?er.
Rowan, of course goes J)emo
cratic by a good round sum prdb
ably 1,200. Durham, with Demo
cratic -Populiat fusion, was savtd
from Republicanism, Forsyth, "s
wa3 expected, is Republican by from
300 to 500. Caldwell seem? lo have
elected all7 the Dem
ctic xounty
officers. Cumberland is Republi
can, so is Kobeson. Th"erDemocrats
gain in Pitt.! Johnston- county
Democracy seems booming. Person
is safe for Democracy; Cleveland is
Democratic, while Buncombe ia Re
publican. Rutherford is true 'to
Democracy. Rockingham is too
close to figure upon, f but Burke is j
solid for Democracy. Wil3on is
gone for the first time for many
years, but Anson is safe while Union
seema mixed. Davidson is Repub
lican. There seems to be a balance
of power that .follows the biggest
barrel. Randolph may be for Bryan
but Rap-Pop f usion carries. Demo
cratic gains are reported in Dap
lin, but ail 13 indefinite. Wayne is
probably Democratic. McDowell
is Democratic by good round mr
jorities. Guilford is also Demo
cratic. .
The election passed off with un
usual quietness and freedom from
persona! ntests, Winston being the
only exception thu3 far reported.
Editor WJ Ellis and Deputy Sher
iff Frank Martin had a , serious dis
turbance, in which each knocked
the other do- i mrl a ball from
Martin's pistol 'p ied through the
lappels of Ellis'
Lawyers E B Jones
co.l and yest,
and J -B ' Alex-
ander tried o settle their differences
with a physical test.1 Jones knocked
Alexander down and W i thumping
him v;hen friends stopped further
co u test.
General Fitzhugh Lee, Consul
General to Cuba is , expected to ar
rive' in New York Wednesday.
While it io given out that his re
turn is but a y station, ii ia more
generally believed that it is at the
request of President Cleveland and
that more importance gmay be at
tached to it thn simply a vacation.
It is almost ceriuiri that action of
some kind will be. taken looking
fayorably upon Cuba and many be
lieve that the recognition of her
ngnisana inaepenaence -ana an
omcia? : cognition of tue United
btata ia intended j and i .n, maybe
in tima t o attach "Compliments of
.the Season" and make it a national
chrietc3 gift from tTye Un:'.:d
States to Cuba. '
We congratulate the citizens of
Concord of all parties, colors and
conditions on its .qtriot and good
order on the stree on election da
and night. If it was the result of
wise municipal precautions: it v?" -good,
if it was due to an improved
condition of morality, in the town
and a coming to the i.ont of those
principles that make aree country
really free then we can doubly con
gratulate all that the scenes of two
years ago were too barbarious tor re
enactment now si
Backleu's Arnica Br:re
The Best Salve in the' world for
Outs, (Bruises, Sores rUlC3rs,vScdt
Rheum, Fever SoresTetterd Ohappe
Hands," Chilblains Corns land all
Skin Eruptions; and positively cures
Piles or no - pay required. - It is
guaranteed 'to give Statisf action or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box For sale at P B Fetzer's Drug
store, r - - ;.:V;; :
A New York youcg man has
found it necessary toapply, to the
courts for protection from a girl who
is in love with him" and who pur
sues him with! attentions, relates
the Washington Star. This inci
dent invests the "new woman" with
augmented terrors, r
The Same.:"'
Old SacapariHa
:r: That's Ayer's. -jThe skmeold.
sarsaparilla.asjtwas made and
gold by Dr. J. C. Ayer 50 years
ago. In the laboratory it is
different. There :xnodem appli
ances lend speed to skill and
experience'. 'But the sarsapa
rilla is the same "old sarsaparilla
that made the record SO years
of cures. , Why don't we better
'it ? Well we'rei' much in the
condition of the Bishop and the
raspberry: ".Doubtless," he -said,
'IGod might have made a
better! berry. But doubtless,
also, He never did." Why
: don't we better the sarsaparilla?
We can't. We jare using the
saiko old plant that cured the
Indiansand the 'Spaniards. Jt:
has not been tetteretl.' And '
since tee make sarsaparilla com-
; pound out of sarsaparilla plant,
we see no way of. improvement.
Of . course, if we were making
some secret chemical compound
we niht . . . . ' W we're not.
We're making the same old sar
saparilla" to cure the same old
diseases. You can tell it's the
same, old' sarsaparilla be
cause it works the same old
cures. It's the sovereign blood
purifier, and it '$ Ayers.
Elillllll
DR. S. C GRAY,
late of Hawkes Optical Co., Atlanta Ga.,
j and ; .
dr. h. f. taylor;
late of tike California Optical "Tnstitute,
ban a rancisco, are at
A. J. fc jj. F. Yorlie's Jewelry Store,
tbe latest instruments used and the
grtaiubi care luiiun in uimcuu ca3es. n
your rkjfes are not exactly suited, do
tunity. jj .
MORK1SON H. OALDWEL
ill ATTORiTlY AT IA W,
Office in Morris bai iding, eppdaite
r liouse.
NOTICE-TOWN TAXES.
The jlases for the year 1895 are
no?v dvm ' r d the book hss been
placed in my hands for collection.
All Tpersons owins the same are
hereby notified that prompt pay
ment will bo expected. Gall on me
at my offi'M in the town hall, oppo
site court house, d. Jj. Bogeb,
To wn Tax Collector.
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Cloth 25c yard. Blue,
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25 pieces of Silk Velvet and
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21 pieces of Velveteen, worth
27 pieces of Silk for Shirt
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Ladies black 1 silk
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Chair seats 3 to 5 cts
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Waists, Trimmings etc., from
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Two papers needles
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Towels 4 cts up.
Shaving brushes 3
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Garter elastic 2 cts
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White tape 1 et per
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Hooks and I's 2 doz.
Tor i cent, improved!
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The best colored
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