Vol. XHL-No. 183
STORES TO CLOSE.
. Bniucss Will Be Done Here Next
" Ttonrsilny-We Will All Ulose.
As is the usual custom with oar
eo men. all the stores, dw
0cM groceries, etc., will close their
places of business od Thursday next,
Thanksgiving Day. Ho cotton will
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Kp bought on tnac uay, a petition
fca3 been signal by all the merchants
agreeing to close up on that day.
The Daily Standard will also
take a holiaay. Prepare yourself
accordiugly.
forest IIJH Xews.
Our sick are all improving today,
go we are informed. .
Mr. and Mrs. G P Koss, of Aibe
marie, spen t several days with Mr.
, John Ballard this week. They re
turned home today. ,
Rabbit hunting and bird shooting
peem to be the favorite sport with
our bo j 3 now.
Mr. J S Burleyson, of Big Lick,
Stanly county, was here Thursday
and Friday. He saya he will teach
the Big Lick free school this year.
We were, pleased to have a call
from Mr. Henry Troutman, of Hew
London, Friday. .
Mr. G F Wileou, who came up
from Montgomery county Thursday,
wenc to Charlotte Friday on his hi
cycle! ; .,;
The" farmers say that mountain
'apples are more plentiful than they
have been for several years past.
Quite a number of our citizens
went; to Charlotte last night, among
v, horn we mention Messrs. Marshal
abrey, It F Coble, J E Wilson,
George Mills, and J A Mann.
Mr. Daniel Hatley returned home
yesterday, after spending a day or
two visiting relatives here.
On last Sunday evening about 7
o'clock a number of our citizen?, in
cluding, your correspondent, saw a
beautiful serolitc. It descended
frcra the heavens in an angling lice,
then sailed almost horizontally
. towards the orth for about sixty
decrees, then separated itself into
thousands of small 'sparks resem
m
bung a sky rocket , ,
Mr. John Gray is suffering yervj
Eejerelv with rheumatism. ,
Mr. Sam Carter returned from
lb? mountains yesterday. He left
waiuiug lux ommy i&uu. . uxuuu
gcmery counties. 7 7
Th:re will '"be no preaching in the
Methcdist church here tomorrow
Earning or night, Rev. Smith being
?one to conference.
oki I'eople.
people who require medicine
to rtuiaio their bowels' and '.kid
. 3R will find the true remedy in
Electric Bitters. This medicine
oes not stimulate and contains no
whiskey, nor other intoxicant, but
ac,s as a tonic and alterative. It
jets mildly on the stomach and
0volo, aiding 3trenght and giving
jo the organs, thereby aiding nature
S N Performance of the function.
wectric Bitters is an excellent' ap
Pizor and aids digestion. Old
People: find it just exactly what
l5?incod- Price 50c and $100. per
- calf' at Fetzer's Drug Store. . .
I. ... T 1 T
'onni Imnrore 'later and 'Pos-
S,. !5tJ.
A,-e ss-eet potato of our later epoch
13 a miserable substitute for the sues
culeb t, golden, sugar-sweating tuber
tbat ddighted our fathers and
possum worth preserving.
'Wsta Chronicle.
- aou gay wen The sweet potato
aot kept;, up with the 'possum.
ua8 Regenerated, It has become,
0r the moat parh'a soggy fraud,
nearly tasteless or flavored faintly
with paint and saffron tea. It ought
to-be grafted "on the 'possum. It
needs , new blood, and as for the
flavor, the 'possnm has a flavor al
most too wealthy for the timid A
regular plutocratic flavor. Graft
the 'possum on the sweet potato, and
thereby not only rescue the latter,
but provide for the growth of the
two , delicacies together, and save
time in cooking and serving. New
York Sun.
The Drama Friday Night. :
"Little Ruby,'' or "Home Jewels,"
the drama rendered by the dramatic
club of Mt. Pleasant, Friday night,
was a decided success. About
twentysfive dollars was realised lor
the brass band of that place. A
number of young gentlemen of the
city were present,, all of whom
praise the participants very highly
for the excellent manner in which
they acquitted themselves. The
cast was composed of the 'following
young ladies and gentlemen :
Mr. Goldworth Wilburn Tncker.
Rupert Levick Walter M "Cook.
Walter Armstrong Ralph W
Barrier. 7
Abel Swift (an hostler) Horace
Barrier.
Mr. Maxwell,, (real estate broker)
Charles G Lentz.
Lilly Goldworth (Mr. Goldworth'i
wife) Mies Blanche McAllister.
Laura, Gold worth's daughter
Mi 33 Mabel Barrier.
1 Little Ruby Miss Maggie Mc
Allister. . -.
Mrs. Waiton-rMiss Winona Cook.
Mr3. Sackett MiB3 Ella Lentz.
Mary (servant) Miss ESh Mieen
neither.
Music for tho occasion was f ur
nished by the Mt. Pleasant Cornet
Band. ,
nnd Xever "Ria" on Ihe Zrin.
Messrs. George F and Sidney
Barnhardt, of No. 9 township, went
ovei to GharJotte to Forepaugh and
Sells Brofhers circus and were ac-
ompanud by three men who bad
never "rid" on "a .train, --They are
all Cabarrus citizens and have befn
to Charlotte and other North Caro
lina towns frequently, bat had aU
ways preferred the old moie of
traveling by priyate conveyance.
The parties ;referred'to are Messrs,
R V Barnhardt, John L McAnulty
and Duke Vanderburg, all of whom
are past the average a?e of man.
CASTOR! A
For Infants ajd . Children.
Th9 fao-
Binila
clgsatare
cx -
v
is an
every
vrappet.
IS"
BeUabitatecl la Time.
The equipments for the Cabarrus
Light Infantry, the new military
organisation, has arrived and are in
the hand? of the company. "The
boys are quite proud of their outfit
and there is every assurance that
lUncintzrn will never die .out
again. ' ' - .7, "
The new company was organized
and fitted up just in time to get in
shape to scrap with, Spain; now thet
war is imminent. .
ro CUBE A CoZSx ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets, All druggists refund the
money if 3t fails to cure. 2oc. ml4
:
Dr. Miles' Pain Pllla cure Nenralda.
CONCOim, N: a; SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1896.
Concord in Charlotte. ,1
Amou those-who. are witnessing
the circus m O'hr-iotie io-dy pre ;
Messrs Eii :GoldstonJ-Cecil i'oih
Hope Barrier,- P M Mieen heimer,
Whit Sloop, C J Deaton, WadeBar.
ner, Waiter; Uoo Is, W A Wpod,
Robert Young, G B 'cjaldwelf, J M
Cross, D : M -Comae, Ed HeLdnx.
Ed Moss, R L K esler, Wm. RuVbel!.
Oliver Russell, Jay Sims, J W
Bonds, E M Hathcocu, Joe Bonds,
Junius Shinn, T J White and W W
Morris. '-17 ; ' -' -A : . s ! .
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Other Charlotte bound passengers
were : Mrs. w it Udell and eons,
Rilph and Arthur, Mrs M L Moore
and daughter, Miss Myrtle; Miss
Annie Stone, Mr. D L Parish and
Wife..:---: j V ' 'f '
For l&eiit. :"i ' -V:
In St.t Cloud hotel 'building on
Main street, small store roorn or
office,'8uitabie for dental ofiice or
jewelry. J.W.Cannon.
n23
For Sale... ' .: F- '
-Good gentle buggy horse. Will
eel 1 c hea p. W . G. B oshamer.
n!7 if I
Alosl Excellent Treat For Monday
7 -'7 -Nlffht. , Ji; '
Do not misa the Concert by the
Charlotte Conservatory of Miisic
Concert Company. It will assuredly
be the greatest musical event in the
history of our town. I The vocal
talent is of the highest order, .Miss
Bonnie E. Otes b. ing prima donna.
Professor OS Gaertper will be heard
on his Cello, that- most sy mponious
of all instruments. Mr. E Lewis
Man6field,v of; . London,- England,
pianist arxl Mr, Far A Perre, VioU
inist, are both Artie U of the highest
order. The com ti nation on the
w hoe7 is ih strongest which haa
ever been heard in Concord and their
appear nee here-. will be an event in
the musical history of Concord no
soon to be forgotten. The public
should patroniz? - the concert most
liberallv. -The coat of rtserved seats
is fifty cents and seats are on sale at
Gibson'slPrug Store. - I'
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